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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1925
Page
7
Fragmentary notice from a New York source mentions postmaster matters and individuals by name, suggesting a local civic or postal administrative item. The readable text lacks clear actions, dates, or outcomes to confirm a specific event or decision.
Fragmentary OCR notes show debate on a Boon Measure allocating about 125 dollars to the Agriculture Department. Mentions stalled items, budget bureau concerns, and possible increases to public health service funding. No clear dates, names, or places readable.
A partial, garbled text mentions separation and consideration of another person. It hints at plans to move on, with fragmented phrases suggesting emotional conflict and a shifting personal dynamic. The readable portion preserves no clear names or concrete actions.
A fragmented OCR item mentions Senate supply bus issues and an Aépartment approval in Oregon. Details are unclear, but the note references regular procedures, timing, and possible scheduling concerns affecting transit or supply services.
President appoints Stone to take over as acting attorney general after M Kenna moves. Senate referral to judiciary committee. approval uncertain. Court members express respect and sorrow at his departure.
Washington reports on a Congress debated treaty permitting and elevating guns on battleships. Officials say modernization aligns with policy while warning against violating the Limitation Treaty. The United States and Britain discuss long range ship armament as Washington calculates strategic balance and naval needs.
The article tracks Koretz, long suspected in a Bayano river swindle, through a decades‑long web of money schemes, arrests, and a near‑death collapse. It details a 1920s investigation, a $5.6 million loss, Koretz’s 1924 capture in Halifax, and his return to Chicago where he faced the case.
A historic moment as Mrs Nellis Tayloe Ross takes the oath of office in Cheyenne marking a milestone in women’s equality. The ceremony unfolds with Spartan simplicity and strong civic symbolism as she assumes control of the state’s executive duties. Texas delegate Ferguson of Meas will assist as co‑presentative in the oath alongside the governor.
Fragmentary OCR text references Chicago and a convoluted set of terms with mentions of team names, a boat, and legal references. The legible bits imply a jumble of names and phrases without a coherent event or clear individuals. No definite date, place, or outcome can be established from the readable material.
A clipped Iowa front page summarizes state figures including property values, media ownership, and university spending. It notes Mrs Allee Swetringer, Charles Aldrich and J H Wy they all pass away, new land purchases and a proposed child labor regulation. It highlights Des Moines growth and Polk County tax data, with farm bureau and highway debates and the year 1924 economic snapshot.
Washington weekly brief lists commodity prices for live store beef, bulk, mutton, fat lambs, calves, and dairy products. Includes quotes for Chicago and Omaha markets, fruits, vegetables, and grain data with regional price references and monthly closing values.
The Hale wife of the famous comedian Chaplin told a newspaper reporter it is too early to discuss pregnancy. Mrs Dil dan Cubry-Spleer, her mother, nodded in acquiescence though she denied Lily and Chaplin separation.
The readable portions reference figures such as Barr of Joliet as president pro tem and Brederick, Hus af, along with names like Mora ang Willum and Waukegud. The text hints at Democratic party dynamics, committee actions, and minority leadership debates amid a midwestern legislative setting.
Fragmented text notes a legislative push on a rivers and harbors bill with references to related figures. Mentions a large amount around 918 million and other financial figures, but the readable parts are garbled and unclear about specific actions or outcomes.
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