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Newspaper

Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1924

Page

2

Still Seeking Rondout Loot Insp Patiz Arrested in Bank Robbery Case

Chicago police and federal agents arrest Inspector Patiz on charges linked to the Rondout mail robbery. Deputy Hal Carr and federal sleuths pursue a 2000 dollar stolen loot, with others connected including Faby Moray and Tim Stucpty. Investigators seek two more alleged principals as officers deny service ties.

Chicago Wi- van F. Patiz United States Marchal Hal Carr PQI Faby Biz Tim” Stucpty Bia Pale Dearborn Fabs Star Portal Kane County Cilesto Pahy Famex Moray Aniber Kately Fahy Tush Simmone Washington Tywae

Republicans Choose Advisory Committee

A Republican advisory committee is named headed by Jere Siamate predecessor nation MM chateman and includes C. Bie nan Hanp White Wee secretary, with members such as Mas Rosenwald Raymond Stebias and John L. Lewis. The list features diverse lawmakers and leaders from across the country including W. Tt. Wood James W. Goad Claudius Gi. Juston Nathan Elsberg and Robert J. Vann among others.

Vamet Akron Ohio Bird Endetta W. Livermore Nathan Elsberg New York Claudius Gi. Juston Tennessee Charles J. March Sitthesen Minch Hunford McNider Tow Farmer Ameriean Legion Fotormindees Fmmett J Keott Washington D. Ch Carml A. Thompson Robert J. Vann Pennsylvania Douglla Robinson New Yorks Warner ‘Naylor Olio Joseph Orundy Ennsylvania Thud Tiynicka

Detroit Jail Fire Kills Two Prisoners

Two prisoners died and eleven others were seriously burned in a Detroit jail explosion sparked by a large cache of confiscated liquor. The fire spread through the cells as prisoners were trapped, with spontaneous combustion suspected as the cause.

Detroit Detroits Ifteun

World’s Record Horseshoe Pitching Record Set

Kelwshi player Mrmi Mickson set a new national record in horseshoe pitching at a major tournament. The event saw a dramatic score surge, surpassing the previous world mark as crowds watched.

Mrmi Mickson Kelwishe Foriigy -National Heshes Toornamontago

Ambassadors to Japan and Mexico Appointed

A government release announces the appointment of two ambassadors. Jedgay Astdtaon of Chile and Lockwell Shieflight of New Mexico are named to represent their countries in Japan and Mexico, signaling expanded diplomatic postings.

Japan Mexico Piynie Cuolluge New Mexico

Epidemic Alarm Hits Japan Over Mysterious Illness

Tokyo reports alarm over a seeping sickness traced to the midwest districts, with 2,509 cases and 900 deaths in the last fortnight. Doctors describe victims as elderly and unarousable, resembling spinal meningitis as investigators search for a source. Centers in Zentensl and Kotchies report initial outbreaks and rising fatalities across Okayama and Tokoshiing.

Tokyo Japan Middle West Okayama

Receivers Named for Wilson & Company in Reorganization

Wilson & Co Inc, a major concern, is placed into receivership by Judge Bondy. Appointed receivers are Injius M. Mayer, Thomas K. Wilson, and Mabert C. Merrell to manage affairs and pursue rehabilitation of the packing company facing near bankruptcy.

New York Wilson & Co, Inc Injius M. Mayer Thomas K. Wilson Mabert C. Merrell Bondy United States Chix Netion Conpeny Bankers Aid Creallore Ag Conmins

Davis Denounces Ku Klux Klan Assault on Race

In a fighting address to the Democracy of New Jersey John W. Davis, the Democratic presidential candidate, denounces the Ku Klux Klan and all groups that raise racial and religious prejudice. He urges President Coolidge, the Republican standard bearer, to make an explicit declaration to remove the issue from political debate.

John W. Davis N. E New Jersey Davis Cooldge Republican Party

Premier Herriot Wins Overwhelming Victory

The senate approved Herriot's policy and the Dawes report by 204 to 40, authorizing France's engagement in the accords to supply machinery for four reparations settlements. The victory was credited partly to M. Vaillant's speech praising the Ruhr policy's effects under the Dawes plan.

Parla Senate Iranier Eheeriot Dawes Dail Mtely Pronce M. Tvotnenre Ruhr Mranca

Youths Admit Murder Had Girl Accomplices

Two teenage boys confessed to strangling Mrs Gedule Ggensulon to death in her apartment at 217 South Irving Avenue in Chicago to commit robbery. They said an eighteen year old girl aided them in the crime.

Chicago Gedule Ggensulon South Irving Avenue

Tax Reductions Prompted By Prohibition Era Case

A fragmented note references tax reductions tied to a prohibition era case. It mentions a board of tax appeals, liquor, and ages, but the text is garbled and lacks clear names, dates, places, or outcomes.

Washington Naw Board of Tax Appeals Iquor-Tntor

Fragmentary North Dakota item notes capital and road mention

Fragmented OCR reads like a brief note on capital funding or breet light 18 Ia in the idan. Way. The readable parts suggest a local infrastructure mention and a possible roadway or project reference, but details are incomplete and uncertain.

Mrs Ferguson Wins in Texas Primary Victory

Mrs Mirdasy Ferguson, wife of former governor James Ferguson, won the Texas Democratic primary over Peliz, with early returns showing about 70 000 votes and growing counts. She pledged to work for better state leadership and urged Texans to support her bid to become governor.

Alae Texas Mirdasy Fergusan Westwartaan Condita Fur Goxere Janes EL Fermurin Peliz [eSersen Dallas Mobertron Ku Klux Mre Ferguses Bert Temple Fexak Dertion Bureau Tubalediem Tete Mre Ferguson FAO Pex Perego Kelerinnn Pexae Pepe Governere

National Democratic Party National Committee Leaders Named

Washington. The National Democratic Party announces its national committee with Cleny Shaver of West Virginia and others from Missouri Kansas New Jersey Indiana Texas New York and Nevada. Key figures include Builly Newell Lid and Samuel Ambon as chairmen along with Burt New as executive secretary and Jens Jones as Texas chairman of finance. Mrs Pate leads women’s cooperative efforts, Willits Ho Wilson oversees liberal cooperative activities, Rose Yuier Forrester is a resident, and Wen ard S. Jones directs veteran and first voters activities.

Washington Erstic Natanst Cleny Shaver West Virginia Afra Builly Newell Lids Misgouri Fest View Sunuel Ambon Kansas Gecund View Freak Hague New Jersey Charles A. Greathouse Indiana Burt New Jens 11 Jones Texas Daiies W. Gerard New York Wenard S$. Jones Elo First

Thousands Die in Far East Floods Reported

Scattered messages claim 20,000 killed or injured by rising waters in the Far East as the Southern canal breaches and heavy rains affect Japan, with no confirmation from officials on the casualties or scope of the disaster.

Far East Me Jopinese Ising de Feart Tien ‘Sin Cilpa Japan

Mammoth Defense Day Parade Planned for Washington

Plans announced for a massive parade to the national capital on Defense Day September 12. The event will be reviewed by President Coolidge, cabinet members, General Pershing, and other high officials on the Ellipse south of the White House, serving as a national milestone.

Washington

Will Meet Next Year in American Capital

The Interparliamentary Union accepted President Coolidge s invitation, extended through American Minister Gibson, to host next year s meeting in Washington. Many delegates offered Dubie expressions of their chants.

Berne Swizerland Coolidge Gibson Washington

Denmark to scrap army and navy plan in parliament

Copenhagen reports the Danish cabinet approved a bill to abolish the army and navy. A reform replaces military forces with a small air force retained for defense. Cruisers and most ships will be discarded. a few auxiliary vessels remain. The plan envisions a reduced defense and potential air force expansion.

Denmark Copenhagen Cabiseet Hag

Explosion at Hardieynes plant injures workers

A blast at the Hardieynes Manufacturing Company shop in Lons Birwinghan, originat lng: Pond, caused heavy damage estimated at 700,000. No new injuries are confirmed as workers report injuries and the incident is under investigation.

Blaat Lons Birwinghan Aliv—Vira Iewollay Diac Ktroyad Hardieynes Manufacturing Company

Passengers Hurt as Train Collision Stuns New York City

A fragmentary report describes injuries among travelers aboard a Hamburg to New York service after a collision. Names and details are unclear in the OCR, but the incident involves passengers and a hatchet reference. Further readable items mention Shavar Axable and Hamburg.

New York Shavar Hamburg York Huyrienia

Market Quotations From U S Government Report

Washington reports weekly market quotations across grains and livestock. Prices list Illinois Missouri Kansas City and Chicago wheat and corn futures, with cattle and hogs trading ranges at multiple market centers. noted shifts in prices and regional quotations across major grain and livestock sectors.

Washington Dart Neette BPS Chicago St Luis New Hert St. Loui Louis Minneapolis Leule Jaiitix Elton Carlet Ciller Daryland Delo York

Honor to Slain Lalan Deputy Carses Rioting

Fragmented OCR text reports rioting surrounding a deputy named Carses and a force of Carabineers summoned to quell the disturbance. The account is garbled but notes a date and a contested response amid pre-Paselsei work actions.

Lalan Carses

Catholic Body Opposes U S Child Labor Bill

The Catholic community in Allentown and the Min-The Centiint Catho Wc Society of America oppose provisions of the proposed federal child labor bill. They defend parochial schooling rights and urge support for minimum wage and farmer relief measures.

Catholic Body U. S Allentown Min Centiint Catho Wc Society of America Jigs Eune Venison Fiere Meseliittunis

Dial Loses Primaries In Defeat For Senate Nomination

incomplete Democratic primary returns show United States Senator Dial defeated for the nomination to succeed himself. Governor McLeod leads with 6,705 votes against John T. Donewa. Dial finishes third in the race for the senatorial nomination.

Columbia D. C United States N. Wy. Dink McLeod Ia John Tt. Donewa Dial Hhe Seputoria

Eight Years for Embezzling Funds At National Bank

Madison bank president Floney E Kulitf formerly of Hayward Wisconsin was sentenced to eight years in Leavenworth penitentiary by Judges C. Luxe and Howe. Kulitf pleaded guilty to embezzling more than two hundred thousand dollars of the bank's funds.

Madison Wis Floney E. Kulitf Hayward (Whi) Nacional Banks Leavenworth C. 4 Luxe Howe

Treaty of Lausanne Ratified by France

The French senate ratified the Lausanne treaty after a brief debate noting twenty dissents. The accord, initialed July 24, 1928, reestablished peace in the Nour Eastern region.

Lausanne France Paris Iitex Tha Gedlon Nour

Airplane Record Set In Glider Flight With No Passenger

A pilot established a distance record in a two seater glider by flying six and two tenth miles in under one minute in Rioon contests, without any passenger aboard.

Reriin Pilar Muchs Wighta Niles

Shell explosion injures Hawaii artillery unit men

A shell explosion during target practice at Schofield Barracks injured three Hawaii National Guard artillerymen of the 64th Artillery. three others were seriously hurt and Iola.

Honoluy Hawaii-Idight Artilery sWalanna

Vast Iowa news fragment on banks, weather and politics

A scrambled Iowa tale notes Shenandoah National Bank takeover and depositor moves at Farmers Marina. Weather men forecast hot month, while roadwork, capitol plans, and university events mix with farm and trade concerns. Containing many place names, dates, and local figures from the era.

Shenandoah National Bank Deposiiana Akror Lwirdely Por Bort Dali Hania Davenport Hamel J. Kirkwooil University of Iowa Taptfenderson Oskalouia Cereditel Wikennsin Jhansun Coward Ray Wilwigtriet Rerniae Linus Cepitel Colmon Keokuk & Des Mates Des Moines Tity Keokuk Penn College Oskaloosa Iowa Yearly Meeting of Friends United States United States Civil Service Missouri Synod Lutherand Iowa Fortsifth Williamsburg Des Moines Northwestern Ball Telephone Company Yowa Corn Growers Assosiation

Indian Legends for Bedtime Stories and Morals

An exploration of Indian myths recounting animal tales and moral lessons. It describes how a clever squirrel and other creatures resolve thefts and build wisdom, with commentary on storytelling value for children and a note on collecting these legends for a larger American fairy tale volume.

Penalty of Penury in Local Elections Controversy

A damaged regional report recounts a county dispute in a western police district over campaign finance and alleged tampering. Vague dialogue hints at coercion and manipulation as candidates face scrutiny amid claims of buying influence and voter pressure.

Pbs Fried Win

School Aida Job Holders Vette UT EUe

Aids for youth training and attendance at full time schools is discussed. Minors aged between ten and eighteen may attend training programs while pursuing education. Employers should provide instruction or support if not directly supplied by the school. Apprenticeship and school participation are noted, with emphasis on ongoing progress toward goals.

Quest New York North Self

Founding of Rome Legend and Early Roman State

Fragmentary historical note traces Rome’s legendary founding by mythic leaders and the period from foundational myth to the republic. It acknowledges limited authentic records beginning only from 800 B. C. and cites the city’s destruction as a marker in early history.

Rome Mare Fanatik Roma

The Reason Sallie and the Bread Mystery

A tale from the Indianapolis News recalls Sallie, a buxom worker, who refuses to eat bread at lunch claiming it is gunpowder. Her puzzled employer learns she misheard poppyseed as gunpowder, a misunderstanding tied to Civil War era fears of powdering soldiers.

Sallie Indianapolis News

Schwab Speech Shown In Yonkers Address

An excerpt from a Yonkers event shows Charles M. Schwab urging steady effort and focus. He warns against constant shifting from task to task and emphasizes persistence as a key to success, striking the reading desk for emphasis.

Charles M. Schwab Yonkers Mr. Schwab

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