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Newspaper

Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1925

Page

9

May Day Across the World Ends in Mass Protests and Parades

London workers faced a day of nearly universal shutdowns as government machinery stalled and street demonstrations erupted. In Mexico City a clash left a girl dead and several wounded after Communists and labor marchers confronted police. Moscow showcased Bolshevik spectacle with red banners, three day holidays, and a grand Red Square parade honoring Lenin and other leaders.

London Noseon Hyde Park Butt Moncow Nugsin Walle Ena Nile Moscow Earl Marx Lenin Rykoff Kalinin Red Square Red Army

Income Tax Figures Show Decline in Last Year

Illinois first quarter 2025 income tax totaled 45.67 million, down from 40.11 million the year prior. District totals 42.04 million from Chicago headquarters. Indiana 7.01 million, Wisconsin 8.54 million, Michigan 80,048,202 this year versus 38,270 last year. Statewide totals show 586,780,190.89.

Washington Illinois Chicago Indiana Wisconsin Michigan

Woman of Sciences Mishe Sabin Acknowledges Academy Membership

Reeded text shows an emy of Sciences chance to join the atien WizAecademy with annual meeting. Mentions Johhn Hopkins Medicnt school ite Ute membership and a river bridge in Philadelphia with Wells, Dithologiat of Chicago.

Slain Woman Identified in Gary Case

A Chicago-area coroner identified the victim in a fatal Gary case as a woman from the local community. Investigators are reviewing evidence and await autopsy results to determine the cause and motive. Police urge anyone with information to contact the Gary Police Department.

$300,000,000 Loan to Great Britain

The Bank of England arranged credits totaling 800 million dollars with the United States. Two thirds are with the Federal Reserve Bank of New York for the system, and 100 million with J. P. Morgan & Co. This marks the largest peace time credit to any nation, underscoring Britain’s reliance on the United States to sustain the pound at gold parity.

New York England Bank of England United States Federal Reserve Bank of New York Federal Reserve System J. P. Morgan & Co Great Britain

Thousands Vaccinated in War on Smallpox

Washington reports thousands vaccinated as the public health service orders all government workers to vaccinate after 19 smallpox deaths and 64 cases since January 1. Surgeon General Hugh Cummings notes virulent forms but says epidemic status is not reached locally, citing recent eastern and midwestern outbreaks.

Washington Coolidge United States Public Health Service Hugh “S. Cimmings Public Health Service

Congressman Williams of Battle Creek Dies in Ohio Hospital

Congressman Williams of the Third Michigan district, a Republican, died in Ashland Ohio after a long illness following an operation. He was elected to the Sixty-ninth Congress in 1928 and leaves a widow.

Williams Battle Creek Mich Baltimore Battle Crean Joos Bookina Joapital Wiame’ Dent Willigs Michigan Ashland Ohio Vucanecy

Judge Rules Seized Automobiles Belong to U S

Confusing court notes indicate seized vehicles are claimed by the United States government. Judge Samuel presided in a district court action involving mortgage security and potential asset forfeiture with unclear document references.

U. S Atlanta Samuel No Docialon

Conte Must Get Kermit Bus for Market Compliance

An unclear fragment mentions Conte Must, Kermit Bus, and a market compliance context. The readable items imply a requirement or action linked to a bus and market regulations, but missing details prevent full reconstruction of events or entities.

Conte Kermit

Publicity Rule Changes at U S Federal Trade Commission

The U S Federal Trade Commission ends prehearing publicity for complaints against American firms. After a complaint is issued the commission will not issue public statements until the final determination. Papers in the case become public after the respondent files an answer or the deadline passes. The change aims to avoid unfair damage from early publicity.

Whellington Reorganized Federal Trade Commission Huston Thompson Commission Commisse W Coe Dlamiasat

Kidnapped Girl’s Testimony Shifts View of Convict

Eleven year old Luellie Chatterton, daughter of Woodward’s former employer, identifies ex convict Woodward as her kidnapper. A massive search by over a thousand armed men followed. The girl says she was taken to protect her from cruelty and kept with her brother’s guard. Medical and police reports confirm she was unharmed. The fugitive group was tracked to an abandoned barn in South Brookfield by a police dog.

Midgebury Woodward Tio Tluellie Chatterton Homain Hnet South Brookfield

Father of President Is Examined by Specialists

Boston and Plymouth report says eighty year old Charles Coolidge Coolidge, father of the President, was examined by two Boston specialists. The medical team found only slight weaknesses and a slow pulse, ranging from 48 to 66 per minute, with occasional heart block observed.

Boston John C. Coolidge Plymouth Albert M. Curatn Bridgewater Paul D. White Massachusetts General Hospital Arthur Y. Chute Cram

Cabinet Members Note Business Improving in Washington

President Coolidge's cabinet reports signs of economic improvement as the current Washington situation shows pickup in activity. Officials indicate early indicators point toward stronger business conditions and renewed momentum.

DeForest Gets Injunction Against Studion Amortent Co

The DeForest Ladle Corporation obtained an injunction against the Studii company accusing it of forcing the plant into questionable operations. The action cites alleged widespread siphoning by agents.

DeForest Myenton Ladle ‘Corporation

Market Quotations From U S Government Dealers

Weekly market roundup for April 30 shows quotes across fruits vegetables dairy and grain. Notable figures include Florida orange juice futures at high levels and Chicago hog prices near top quotes. corn, wheat, and white corn rates vary by city with St Louis Chicago and Kansas City noted for multiple grades. dairy butter and cheese prices listed for several regions.

Wrshington Andavouk Wmorida Longuiding Joading City Chicago Carlet Texas North Carolina Kiondikad New Yor Jesus New York Philadelphia Moston Wisconsin St. Louie Kansas City Kanuna City Kanna City Kanyon City Minneapolis St. Louis St. Fouts

U S Gets $12 000 000 From Sale of Auto Firm

New York reports a large financial move as Uncle Sam gains about 12 million from the sale of an automotive company. The deal involves Central Union Trust and broker Dillon Bond Co, with the Dodge Bros name tied to the restructuring and tax implications cited.

U. S New York Dodge Broa Central Union Trust Company Dillon, Bond & Co Central Union Dodge Brow Dillon, Maul & Co Dogo Troy, Inc Sam Dodge Lelrs

Resignation of Solicitor General Beck Accepted

President Coolidge accepted the resignation of Solicitor General James M. Beck at the White House. Beck cited the strain of dual duties as acting attorney general and solicitor general, affecting his health and eyesight, and thanked the administration for support.

Beck Washington James Ms Beck Lua Caullage White House Coolridge

Three Bank Robbers Die in Sing Sing for Murder

In Brooklyn on November 14, 1928, three bank robbers were executed at Sing Sing for murder. The defendants, including Oushing and Tolm Faring, were convicted in connection with the robbery and its deadly outcome. The case involved a $473,007 loot and tied to a high-profile criminal operation.

Sing Sing

Balgar envoy to Washington amid treaty talks

A Bulgarian envoy is reported as approved by the United States for a treaty negotiation. The delegation, led by a Bulgarian official, is en route to Washington to finalize terms of the Turensgarian treaty.

Sluain Issidier Washington Atigorn

Canada Plans Alien Bill Amid Conservative Labor Strife

A fragmented report notes Canada plans an alien bill amid Conservative parliament tensions. It references opposition concerns and potential changes, with phrases suggesting committee scrutiny and political maneuvers affecting legislation.

Canada

Town and County News Highlights and Plans

The community reports bids for a town schoolhouse and land sales at $50,000 with good soil. A women’s club opposes Indergeil crime news segregation, and J H Moore of Clarion presides at the Tall Carn Trail meeting in Waverly. The annual event assigns a $1,000 prize, the city dedicates funds, and John W. Markhall leads horse racing efforts.

Kocraugta Town City Indergeil Des Molins J. H. Moore Clarion Waverly John W. Markhall Elmer Menowell Clayton Cousty Grand Janelon Siuner Escher-Ryan United States Carroll Shelby County Grand Army Lek Monson City Wayland Ravings Bank Wayland Hat Farmers’ Bay Axe Bank Marion Cadiz Rapids Indianola Riverside Park Slowx City Iowa National Gnard Legislattre Lasher Ctitila Iowa R. S. Jarrick State Horticultural Department Des Moines Cedar Raphis Davenport Methaniat Epiacopul Conferenti Cote Ingo Lowa Budrot Diractor B. L. Hogue Marshall County Lincoln Highway Tha Mung Murabah Bonide William Crosnon al Oukatoon John Pletcher Oukatoosa Tio Hawkeye Fell Hart Nedge Jefferson Mudway Hampton Jminnanote Daltidex Wa Legislativa Agricultural Foundation

Awful Girla Gate Trouble at Minnehaha Market

A garbled OCR-like snippet mentions Awful Girla and a chaotic gate situation at Minnewot Skin Mat, implying a public disturbance or gate mishap. No clear names, dates, or concrete actions emerge from the fragment.

Word Hunter Contest In Iowa Promises Prizes For Word Sleuths

A rousing Iowa advertisement invites readers to form the longest words from the letters in HOME YEAST. The Home Yeast Company of Chicago offers prizes of 25, 15, 5 and 1 dollars plus 100 consolation prizes. Grocers will distribute envelopes containing a letter, sample yeast cake, and booklet to customers, with winners named in the paper in July.

Ohleaga Che Ironic Yeast Company Wiese Wiese Inown Lown Teachlvs Towa Hinch Hono Yeast Company Montrage Avenue Chicago

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