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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1924
Page
4
Germany’s note to the Allies charged with restraint and warned of peril if inspections of German military preparations continue. Dispatched June 28, the message defends German militarism and urges control officers to avoid provocation while calling for disarmament issues to pass to the League of Nations.
Omaha Nebraska Supreme Court rejects owner’s claim that vinegar recipe turned into alcohol, stating nature turns the vinegar into moonshine and the owner cannot be punished. George Simmong of Fillmore County argued he followed his mother in law’s recipe and was not responsible for the transformation.
Rt Rev. Mgr. Francis C. Kelley who led the Catholic Church Extension Society for 19 years has been named bishop of Oklahoma by Pope Pius. The appointment was announced by Associated Press advices as Kelley awaited official notice, unsure when a message from the Vatican would arrive by mail.
Premier Herriot orders General Degoutte to permit the return to the Ruhr region of Germans expelled since occupation with few exceptions. It is understood that about 210000 people may be allowed to return to their homes from January of last year.
Italy proposes a single air dash to the North Pole if last minute efforts fail to resuscitate the Amundsen transpolar flight. A note served on Haakon Bummer, Captain Amundsen's associate, by officers of the Airplane Construction company of Pisa says they are folding the explorer's two planes for default payments of $70,000 due on them.
Arkansas House of Representatives establishes record as first legislative body to ratify the proposed child labor amendment to the Constitution. The vote is 5 to 40, and ratification consideration will be set at once by the Senate.
Walter Hagen of New York reclaimed the Bridah open championship in tough scoring among 80 golfers. He finished with a final total of 801 after a strenuous 92-hole contest, beating the best British players in a rare cross Atlantic victory.
The text indicates new extradition terms between the United States and another nation. It states that any American accused of crimes abroad will face extradition, and vice versa, signaling a tightening of cross border criminal cooperation and jurisdiction.
A garbled early 20th century report notes Crowder sustained injuries during an elevator accident aboard a vessel. The incident involved a crowd and a tense scramble as bystanders helped, with authorities investigating the cause and resulting damage.
Fragmentary OCR text references shipping, a board, a lot size of 5.600, and potential auction action by a governing body. Limited readable facts suggest a notice involving maritime goods or vessel sale with unspecified party names or dates.
New York reports a proposed railroad consolidation plan by the Missouri Pacific that would create a single system from Chicago to San Francisco linking lines across Kansas Missouri Oklahoma Arkansas Texas and Louisiana. If successful the 17000 mile network would surpass all existing systems and, in 1923, the combined gross revenues of the involved roads reached 278 million dollars, about a quarter of the nation’s land area.
Washington officials affirm the current fiscal year surplus will top $500,000,000, with the daily statement showing $35,000,000 in receipts on June 20. The year to date surplus reached about $447.3 million by June 20, with further tax receipts expected to push the total past $600 million before June 30.
Army worms moved across northern Illinois in a slow radiating march, with Kane county and many farms near Aurora reporting ravages. Large swarms were also seen in Kendall, Will, Grundy, De Kalb, and DuPage counties as the infestation spread across the region.
Washington report says the special federal grand jury investigating oil lease transfers by ex Secretary Fall has completed the inquiry and is summing up to determine if indictments will be returned.
Explorer Amundsen postpones the North Pole airplane expedition due to economic difficulties. Dispatch from Visa reports the delay affecting the planned Kinzer route and timing.
Attorney General Stone declared his intention to work actively with the Interstate Commerce Commission to enforce the statute requiring monthly inspections of locomotives, signaling a firm stance on railroad safety and regulatory compliance. The remarks come as authorities emphasize stricter adherence to rail standards and inspections.
A Portuguese cabinet led by Alvaro Cuatro resigns amid an unfolding political dispute. The resignation was reportedly accepted as the government faces instability and calls for reform within the coalition.
Washington reports that no criminal action is contemplated yet as Attorney General Stone weighs a broad case against Standard Oil and associated firms. The suit alleges unlawful pooling of patent rights to control gasoline output and raise royalties, with petitions filed in Chicago federal court and possible actions by states’ attorneys general.
Rome reports the senate backed Premier Mussolini 225 to 21 with six abstentions. The General Confederation of Industries called a ten minute suspension of work as a protest over Matteotti’s death. Opposition groups, including Free Italy, planned a commemoration and protest march with a wreath at the kidnapping site and a demand for ministerial responsibility and inquiry into Matteotti’s death.
Lieutenant Rusagh Stunghan left New York at 2 10 20 am on June 2 and landed in San Francisco at 8 47 15 pm. The cross continental flight covered 2,850 miles in 21 hours 48 minutes the record for an army aviator against the sun. Accompanied by a mechanic the actual flying time was 18 hours 1.5 minutes, a feat unmatched in aviation.
Paris informs Washington that France plans to recognize the Russian Soviet regime soon. Premier Lev Trotsky and President Doumergue are said to be in accord on recognition and on debt issues to be settled later.
Austrian miner died in a Wortglogynitz mine explosion that caused a leak and crowding in the ceol ery. Rescuers faced perils amid the blast as several rescuers perished. others were injured or missing in the aftermath.
Port Jarvis New York March 1920 A five alarm blaze destroyed the $600000 residence of William Kors Proctor a New York broker formerly of Eldred. The origin of the fire is unknown and no casualties are reported.
Washington reports bid prices across cattle dairy grain and live stock markets. Included are prices for steer lambs fat cattle wholesale dairy butter cheese hay and various wheat and corn futures with major markets in Chicago New York Philadelphia Boston St Louis Minneapolis and Kansas City.
Agriculturists outline an aggressive campaign for agricultural measures and a campaign during the Runimiier period. They will present plans at the national agricultural conference in July and December discussions will address economic shifts in agriculture with attendees from banks, institutions, and government bodies.
A political conference plans to meet in the same hall used by Republicans. The event will be held in the city owned public hall with municipal approval. Early indications show the venue secured for July 4 without opposition from the city council.
Cleveluni L G Griffing was elected a leading officer of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. He previously served as vice president and now heads labor activities in cooperation with Warren Stone who was elevated to president of the engineer brothers.
Washington reports gas risks for mail clerks amid fears of poison gas attacks. The postmaster general opened negotiations to secure sufficient masks to outfit all 5 000 railway mail clerks deemed necessary.
Santo Domingo reports that a V Congress approved a treaty with the United States for evacuation of a pirate outpost by American military forces. The agreement was to take effect and slow June 18.
A damaged report describes floods in Russia with Lake Laevegtin rising about 14 feet and many villages reported submerged or damaged. The scene is chaotic with people described as displaced or impacted by the floodwaters.
Secretary of the Treasury Mellon will sail to London on July 6 and spend the entire summer abroad, as announced by the Treasury.
Read of Creston banker expansion, Des Moines tourist camp, and college faculty gains. Plans include a new men’s gymnasium in Guthrie County and a $160000 domestic arts building. Des Moines credit and industry surveys, road plans, and a forthcoming Shrine temple project in Des Moines are noted along with state aid changes for high schools.
Mrs Josis M Shaw of Cambridge Maine recounts severe female troubles including pain and a threatened operation. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound four times daily for two years she improved dramatically and bore a healthy baby girl. A nationwide canvass reports eight of ten purchasers benefited.
A historical note discusses milk's alleged health impacts over two years, highlighting debates on its benefits and dangers. The text references broad claims and cautions about misinformation while noting a general awareness of milk's effects.
An advertisement extols Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root claiming it treats kidney liver and bladder ailments and prevents rheumatism. It highlights testimonials from a druggist and urges readers to request a sample bottle by mail with ten cents and to mention the paper.
A garbled instruction describes treating a hammer by handling the hammer, replacing the key, driving in wedges, and boiling the hammer slowly for several hours. The passage claims the hammer should fare well afterward, citing an obscure monthly source.
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