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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1925

Page

4

Theater Blast Kills Several in Kansas City

A catastrophic explosion at the Glilly theater during a film show in Kansas City, Missouri, caused collapse and fire. Dozens injured, many buried in debris as balcony collapses and falling ceilings trapped spectators. Fire chief and police report numerous casualties. cause under investigation.

Kansas City Glilly Aler Henderson Sata Hia Sreman Theater Italia Sandy

Strikers Seize Paris Post Office in Pay Clash

French government pledged overdue payments to mall carriers amid a tense strike by postal telegraph and telephone workers. They invaded the main post office, expelled the public, and barricaded themselves inside for two hours to press demands.

Parla

MacMillan Radio Keeps Crew Awake at Night

In Orlando Florida a two way radio link between Orlando and the Bowdoin polar expedition was used to wake the crew for fifteen minutes in the night. Lieut. William J. Lee announced the routine while John Reinartz, Bowdoin operator, said the noise in the radio shack disturbed other sailors who sought sleep.

MacMillan Orlando Fla

Chamber Debates Six Billion Paper Francs Plan

The chamber of deputies approved article two of a finance proposal authorizing 6 billion francs in paper currency circulation to be exchanged for national defense bonds. The vote totaled 428 to 5418, with a separate approval of the borrowing plan by 873 to 88.

Paris Vhamber of Deputies Propagala of Finance Calnaux

Heavy Rain Boosts Farmers Crops Across Chicago Area

Chicago farmers and truck gardeners welcomed a profitable downpour. Weather bureau records show rainfall at 1.5 inches, delivering the greatest push to hundreds of acres of late field and garden crops recently damaged by dry conditions. Agricultural experts note the rain as a major boon to crop growth and prospects.

Chicago Eglara Weather Bureau

Bolt Knocks Cross N Cathedral: Marble Crags On Pateeple

Unclear text describes a structural event at St Patrick's Cathedral with references to a cross, a tower, and natural history elements. Details are fragmented, but suggest a dramatic impact involving marble crags and a bell or spire. Readable entities include St Patrick's Cathedral and possibly a tower observation.

Bt. Patrick's Cathedral Cenark

Coolidge Makes Summer Home In Swampscott Massachusetts

President Coolidge arrives by special train in Salem and is welcomed by cheering crowds along the Boston north shore. He will reside at White Court in Swampscott for two months, enjoying rest while continuing duties with a reduced staff and Marine guards at all entrances for security.

Swampscott Mass Washington Massachusetts Coolidge White Court Boston North Shore Bay State Salem North Shore Waashington Everett Sanders Security Trust Building Lynn Chamber of Commerce Ocean Drive Secret Service

Women testify on bribe scheme in Atlanta prison case

In Atlanta federal court, Mrs. R. K. Walthall and Mrs. George Rena testified as principal witnesses against L. J. Fletcher former deputy warden and Thomas F. Hayden former prison chaplain. Remus said she gave Walthall 2000 dollars and Hayden 500 dollars at an Atlanta hotel. She added the chan nin sought 100 dollars after her husband entered the prison.

Atlanta R. KK. Walthall George Reana Cincinnati “Millonaire L. J. Fletcher Atlanta Federal Prison Thomas FP. Hayden Remus Walthall Father Hayden Chan Nin

Riffian Drive Repulsed by Native French Troops

Native troops loyal to the French aided by French aviators repulsed the Riffian offensive in eastern Morocco according to a communiqué. Magi Abd all Grimsh is reported to have fallen back as front lines shifted along Pez.

Pez French Morocco Rian Reéctor Magi Abd Allgrimshave

Not Guilty Verdict Shocks Cook County Typhoid Case

William Dartiny Shepherd is acquitted in a landmark Cook County murder trial linked to the McClintock estate death by typhoid fever. The jury’s six ballots ended after over two hours, clearing Shepherd who had faced a clouded six months of legal peril and a potential will dispute with nine cousins.

Chicago William Dartiny Shepherd Lucally Cook County Illinois Shepherd William McClytack McClintock Harry Olson Manicipal Court New Mesxico Crowe Billy Nand Olson Oscar Olson Mc.Cintock Doctor Olson Charles C. Talman National University of Sciences Farman Fatman Isabelle Pape Fahman Guld Shepherd Jie

Europeans killed and wounded in Shameen Canton episode

European residents flee aboard the U S S Asheville as fighting erupts between Chinese agitators and foreign concession residents in Shameen Canton. Casualties among Chinese after British and French marines suppressed demonstrators reportedly reach 80 killed and 70 wounded.

Canton Sharmmeen Asheville

Canadian Liner Rams Tug with Twelve Dead

The Canadian Pacific steamer Marochug struck a tug named Ocean King near the pier while maneuvering to take a tow line. The Ocean King sank rapidly, with twelve crew members lost as the vessel broke amidships and disappeared, despite momentum from the tide.

Quebec

Countess Marguerite D Adhen nar D Crangag Dies in Washington

Countess Marguerite Labrot of Cincinnati dies in Washington in her seventy seventh year. Known in social circles, she was formerly Miss Marguerite Labrot of Cincinnati before her marriage, with long ties to Countess d Crannac.

D’crannac Washington Marguerite D'Adhen

Quebec's Oldest Paper Quits Publishing

The Daily Chronicle and Weekly Gazette in Canada, founded in 1764, stops publishing after a long run. The historic outlet, known as Quebec's oldest paper, ends operations this June as it exits the press.

Quebec Daily -Chronicls Weekly -Gazette Canada

U S Government Market Quotations Dairy and Grain

A period report lists wholesale and closing prices for dairy butter cheese and milk products on several markets, plus live stock and fruit vegetable quotes. It includes Chicago and Kansas City figures for hogs cattle veal and fat cattle, and grain prices for No 1 and No 2 wheat and corn across Minneapolis Chicago St Louis and Kansas City.

Wshington New York Chicago Wisconsin Zac Hay Timothy Kan- Bue City Prairie Arkansan Oklahoma Florida Georgia Tom Watson Ty Valdosta Imperial Valley Hiley Chicaxo Kangon City St. Louis Kanina City Minneapolis Kanase City Minneapolia St.Louly Kansaa City Aeroith

France in Rift War to Finish Deputies in Riot

France faces a riotous debate in the chamber over the Rif War policy. The government pledges to pacify Morocco if needed with full French resources, insisting on surrender of Abd-el-Erim and direct talks only with him, while planning to continue war with Spain until the Rif leader is driven from occupied lands. Premier Painleve wins total confidence 510 to 30.

Paris Morocco France Chamber of Deputies Abd-el-Erim Abd-Erim Spain Riff Feader Pajnleve

President to spend July 4 at Plymouth and Cambridge

President Coolidge will visit Cambridge July 4 before proceeding to Plymouth for the holiday. He will attend a reception, place a wreath at the grave of Calvin Coolidge Jr. on July 7, the first anniversary of the boy's death, with Col. John Coolidge accompanying him. Harry Tassett, a Democrat from Indiana, has been named to the U S employees compensation commission.

John Martin Thomas Pennsylvanian State College Rutgers University New Brunswick N. J William HW Demarest Doctor Thomas Middlebury Swampscott Mass Conlidge Walte Mayor Quinn Cambridge Goolidge Plymouth Col John Coolidge Calvin Coolidge, Jr

Dutch Plane Crashes Kills Pilot and Three Passengers

A Dutch aircraft traveling from Rotterdam to Paris crashed near the Franco-Belgian border, killing the pilot Klunder and three passengers. The victims include a Dutchman, a German, and a Norwegian.

Paris Klunder Rotterdam

Fishers Fail to Ask Writ in Washington Injunction

A writ of injunction was sought by Dan Sutherland, Alaska delegate, against Secretary Hoover to stop interference with Alaskan salmon fisheries. The case was dismissed for lack of prosecution.

Washington Nga Dan 4 Sutherland Congress Alaska Dgainet Hoover

Canadians Tighten Dry Law in Ottawa Bill

The Ottawa legislature passed a bill allowing British Columbia to ban private importation of Ituor except for stated legal purposes, tightening provincial control under a national dry law framework.

Ottawa House British Columbia

Iowa State News Highlights From County Populations to Road Work

Iowa counties show population shifts with Linn and Cerro Gordo increasing and Marion purchasing a courthouse for 12000 dollars. Des Moines reports on state pensions, road resurfacing, air mail routes, and crop conditions while a local bar exam hears Gabriel Mihara among 55 applicants.

Iowa Bonua Board Iowa Atria Board of Control Linn “County Des Moines G. A. Seninger Marion Bua Cerro Gordo County American Jnatractora of the Deaf Iowa School For the Deaf Connell Bluffs Central Presbyterian Church Nevada Order of Eagles Dew Moines Anderson & Emple Construction Company Lincoln Highway Sacramento Cal Black Hawk County W. D. Stray Thudson Gabriel Mihara America State University Iowa City Mihara United States Conscilar Service

Ten Ways To Honor The Flag From Historical Text

A series of guidelines covers proper flag handling including display, hoisting, draping, and respectful treatment. It cites rules for positioning with other flags, half mast procedures, and conduct, plus separate notes on civic duties and discipline, referencing American symbols and patriotic conduct. The item also mentions coal contracts, a county road project, and farm produce stories alongside broader 1924 financial figures and infrastructure notes.

Sweet Street America

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