La Follette Dies After Long Public Service
Senator La Follette dies at 70 after a storied career as an independent candidate and senator. Funeral plans set for Madison with services at his home, as friends and family travel from Chicago and beyond.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1925
Page
12
Senator La Follette dies at 70 after a storied career as an independent candidate and senator. Funeral plans set for Madison with services at his home, as friends and family travel from Chicago and beyond.
Reports say John M. Giesstort, a resident of Temelmer, committed suicide by hanging on his farm near his city Friday morning. His body, still warm, was found as a woman checked cows, following three cisterns and a failed water supply project that prompted the tragedy. Authorities described the scene and noted related well-boring accidents in the area.
A young French surgeon has invented the episcope, an apparatus using lights and mirrors to enlarge an operation for medical students in an adjoining room. A loud speaker transmits the surgeon's comments, allowing observation without disturbing the procedure or patient.
Testimonial from Mrs S A Howry of Columbia South Carolina praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for three years of illness and post menopause relief. Notes a national canvass with over 200000 responses and 98 percent reporting benefit.
An American loan to Berlin is near completion as Steyer and Company head the underwriting syndicate. The offering, expected to close next week, marks the first German financing placed in the New York market under Field Marshal era governance. The issue aims to fund Vindendise leadership and Germany’s postwar recovery.
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