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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1925
Page
4
A quoted line about poisoning a baby is identified but lacks clear context or event details. The source appears to be an incomplete OCR snippet or an authorial remark without verifiable facts, locations, dates, or organizations. Further readable material is needed to craft a proper news item.
Gideons of Nebraska hold a Fremont rally on November 28 and 29. Oswin Keefer of Bostwick announces run for congress in 1426 primary. Musk rat trade crackdown follows arrests of two wealthy farmers near Arlington. Wymore paving district expanded to seven blocks. 1926 license plates ordered with black background. Mayor Bartlett of Minden sentenced to electrocution. Omaha Alfalfa Milling Company reopens after bankruptcy. Teachers district meetings held across six cities. Burglary at Omaha Business Women's Club silvers silverware loot. Fire destroys Hastings to Harvard bus. no passengers. Trapped residents die in Fremont home blaze. Two hunters near Pickrell kill first mink in years.
Across Hartington and surrounding towns public and parochial schools were closed temporarily for fumigation to curb an infantile paralysis outbreak. The move follows rising concern as health officials coordinate with schools to limit transmission while awaiting further guidance.
The United States approves a generous terms debt settlement with Italy, the third largest borrower, totaling about 2.1 billion dollars in principal and interest over 62 years. Italy will begin payments with no interest for five years, then 5 million yearly, and low interest thereafter. Count Volpi and Italian debt negotiators express satisfaction, calling the accord a step toward European economic peace.
Doctor Linzer Blazer, a 62 year old physician, walked free after a judge dismissed the murder trial when the jury failed to reach a verdict in fourteen hours. Blazer had faced charges for killing his daughter, saying he did not want to leave her a burden, and pledged not to practice medicine again.
A damaged report claims King Tut Ankh Amun still wears a double crown. The unwrapping progress suggests the crown design, known to Egyptologists, but the cause of death remains uncertain with no decisive evidence of murder.
A Michigan police chief faces an indictment on bribery linked to road house promoters. The charges stem from a special grand jury hearings with accusers including former deputies and other officials.
John Seallee and Albert Anselmi were found guilty of murder by a Crifiingcourt jury and sentenced to 14 years in prison for the killings of Harold Olsen and Charles Walsh.
The Lafayette marshal cited a group of American flyers as having carried out more than 350 tileations. The citation targets a large aviation team described as Lafayette caca drille flyers, mostly Americans.
Destructive action destroyed the so called Bertha nest at the Kfipp works. The intended bombardment site for Moris was eliminated under orders of the Allied military commission.
A respected pharmacist claims a prescription named Joint Mast can relieve rheumatic swellings and stiff inflamed joints. He asserts the remedy soothes painful, swollen joints with smooth motion, offering relief to millions suffering from various causes of joint pain and inflammation.
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