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Newspaper
Rock Valley Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1925
Page
5
State authorities chase recovery of more than 1.06 million dollars tied to missing funds from a former treasurer. Officials say the suit aims to protect state interests and may involve settlements with banks and insurance entities as the case advances through district court.
Geisbrates of Hoboken marked what appears to be the nation’s oldest active businessman birthday at home with a hearty meal and two cigars. He counts 142 descendants, including 14 children, ages 33 to 72. He plans to attend President Coolidge’s inauguration on March 4 after receiving an invitation weeks ago.
A Danish scientist, Prof. Holger Meeligaari, is credited with a breakthrough tuberculosis remedy labeled New 7 B Specific a Success. The claim appears in a letter to a regional commission, noting potential power of the treatment despite unclear wording and cautious interpretation.
A garbled report from Kasnigsburg Germany describes warnings issued about education and a Siviee of teu eres by einagrilages. It notes an evita of the drink Mune and asks Gein to relate experiences from two months earlier. It mentions volunteers and age of eteabol in unclear terms.
Chicago truckers vote to strike in protest against wage restrictions and merchant association refusals. Employers warned of disruption to the city’s economy, with schools and daily life expected to suffer as the walkout looms.
In a reported melee at Briel Va Tae Enklox kitnamen ere beaten after an alleged attempt by members to disrupt a Pootlegeing expt. The event centers on local figures involved in a disputed clash marked by claims of foul play and retaliation.
Fragmented OCR summary mentions Geeman lawyer death and new year air rattles. References to Isstitute of Ipremiatiown law Wied and Pentiy WLW parties staged in unclear context. Mentions Kienast and Mme van F with unclear actions and site buying.
President Coolidge and Attorney General Stone push a wide investigation into Washington fixers and alleged conspirators led by Gustin Meane Col Thoms D B Selden and Ehner Jarnecke. Special prosecutor Todd signals disclosure as defense headed by Walsh vows forceful reply. Chicago figures including Alderman Kostner linked to payments totaling millions in a far reaching plot.
Federal officers seize a bootlegging operation linked to Hivechig MMler and its two lieutenants amid a long investigation. The unit faces charges of wholesale bottling and distribution for government use as authorities search for a former official connected to the scheme. Months of parental stalking and state officials’ efforts are noted. three suspects are in custody.
A clumsy report notes Portugal recognizing Russia and signing a brief accord with Germany. The text is garbled but indicates a political move involving Portugal, Russia, and Germany, with dates and durations unclear. No clear names beyond the three nations are readable.
Report on the supply bill outlines annual appropriation levels and department funding. The committee considers the measure for approval as part of broader funding packages.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an Iowa prison occurence involving an individual named Des Meines Swipdler. The text mentions arrival at Iowa State prison and a vague reference to a sentence or years, with unclear dates and details.
A deer fled along Main Street pursued by several people before entering an abandoned building and escaping toward the river. Bystanders reported the animal fled through alleys and around the block as authorities tried to intervene.
Senate postoffice committee approved amended rates to fund higher postal salaries. Moses of New Hampshire reported the bill, proposing mostly higher second class and related charges. The measure, temporary to Feb 25 1928, calls for hearings on permanent reform and a return to earlier rate structure for certain items.
Charles f Heenel of Grubeville shot and killed his fiancee Mae Lidwick in a Denver suburb home after an argument. He then wounded her sister and attempted suicide by slashing his throat. He died soon after in hospital.
Baltimore police report Samuel Gresser a 20 year old grocer was shot and killed by a masked bandit who escaped. Less than an hour earlier two women were shot and killed at a nearby location identified as Tiser. Victims include Mrs Patline Windie 42 and Bertha Bend 32. husband Nimble Windlish, 44, surrendered.
Washington officials weigh forcing France, Italy, and Belgium to meet war debt obligations to the United States. The plan seeks a 300 day period for France to show intent to fund its debts, else a boycott impacting travel and tourism and new credit restrictions by American banks. France owes about 5.99 billion, Italy 2.15 billion, Belgium 454 million. other countries discussed. Los Angeles notes hail frost damage to orange crops across several counties, pegged at about 26 percent, per H J Ryan.
Fragmentary report claims four hundred enemies were executed after being found at Kalgan railway station. The source, labeled as a local military report from Chabar district, appears unreliable and unverified as presented.
Sioux Falls reports the veterans' bureau has finished its inquiry into the Arthur Frazier case and is expected to publish findings soon. The inquiry seeks whether Frazier was killed in action or is still alive, with a conclusion anticipated in Washington shortly.
Police report a revolutionary manifestation at Reboo in Meurthe et Moselle near the Helgian frontier, suppressed with dilttence. Tom Matis Brussels correspondent notes the turmoil and ensuing control measures as authorities thwarted the riot.
A series of tragic incidents is outlined with details of a vehicle skid leading to a fatal crash near Tacoma. The piece notes four family fatalities and a child’s distress at a Christmas gift as part of the sorrowful events. Names and ages are referenced in a fragmented report, indicating a harsh local disaster narrative.
The Iowa Farm Bureau held its annual state convention in Des Moines with discussions on farm legislation, bank deposits, and rural credit. Topics include Iowa bank associations, road projects in Polk County, and conservation efforts, plus notes on livestock, railroads, and agricultural economic trends.
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