08 Apr 1925
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Newspaper
Zanesville Signal
Location
Zanesville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1925
Page
1
Early trading shows active stocks and oils with Chicago and Pittsburgh markets posting strong receipts and price quotes. Bulls and feeders rise as mixed cattle and hogs values appear, while grain and produce sections note demand and steady pricing across multiple commodities.
A sedan described as a novel auto appears at a local event. The vehicle resembles a Ford chassis and is alleged to be connected to a person previously involved in contraband activity.
The section records very little precipitation with data on rainfall days and small totals. It lists dates in late March and early April, marking highest and lowest readings, and notes a cooperative weather observer's remarks.
Knights of Columbus announce an Easter dance at the K of C hall on Tuesday evening April 1 detailing a committee including Paul Schiele Richard Schramm Harmon Gibbs Ronalt Lawson and Cyril Albert. The event adds to a week of church and club gatherings with bridge and other small social activities noted.
A second grand jury probe into the vehicular manslaughter of Julia Collas by Elbridge Dixon progressed on Wednesday. Dixon, charged with manslaughter, posted bond, and witnesses were being recalled. the case follows the auto collision on Lindener Road weeks earlier.
The text describes a guidance campaign by a club sponsor group. An April 28 insulation exercise banquet is planned with mothers and members to be visited. Additional notes mention services at Central Ere Tian church and counting expenses for the event.
Washington reports a broad investigation into fraudulent land companies targeting Midwestern farmers. Officials say hundreds suffered losses, with colonization projects abroad connected to the schemes. A court order enforces sentencing in a related assault case, and police plan further arrests as cases move forward.
Dale Smith is approved in a display contest at the Weber Store noting two window displays featuring a rainbow motif and a pot of gale. The piece, titled Reambor's End, depicts mythical figures and is part of a broader local community event and home purchase notices follow.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention unclear references to murder and British army ties. Core facts and names are not readable, leaving ambiguous details about people, place, or event.
A severe blaze Tuesday night devastated a residence owned by Harer Lent about three miles from the city along Ridse road. The occupants escaped with their lives though unable to save belongings. the fire started in a stove and burned a small, largely wooden structure.
Z H S class debates will be run by Zayesville Debating Society with Fred Link as coach. An oratorical contest closes the school year and grants a bronze medal to the winner. Grange meeting at Grange hall on Friday April 10 at eight. Attendance urged to plan a booster event.
Berlin April The reich party comprising nationalists and reactionaries persuaded Field Marshal Erich von Hindenburg to accept the presidential nomination after a conference with Admiral von Tirpitz at Har for. The veteran general hesitated then agreed to enter the race, as Wilhelm Marx had been named the Republican candidate.
Fragmentary OCR text shows names and places with garbled words suggesting a local notice or notice snippet but lacks complete context or event details.
Mrs. Sarr Alexander, 33, mother of James R. Alexander of Philadelphia, dies in Philadelphia after years of residence. Widow of Dr. Robert Alexander, former St. Clairsville editor, she left a legacy in the Presbyterian and Philadelphia press. Survived by son H. E. Alexander and daughter Clara, Mary, plus James R. Alexander and others. Fire contest details mention property losses and civic awards in a broader report.
The FL Wilking Some Co board met on North Fifth Street for its annual meeting and officer elections. George Wilkine was named president and general manager, with officers reappointed: Charles Wilking as first vice president, George Chison as second vice president, and John Weitz as secretary and treasurer.
The Rotary Club announces new campaign teams for the Scout drive with captains and members named. The opening dinner for the campaign is scheduled for April 23, with teams including McCann Han jfel Arnold Piper Van De Vers Wiheim Rankin Howe Furnet and Teive.
The Muskusgum Presbytery held its regular meeting on a Wednesday at the United Presbyterian Church in Norwich. W. O. Secrest represented the church, with Beenes Sitten and Miss Eleanore Jobuso speaking on Children’s Books at the year’s Teachers’ Association gathering. A social hour followed, and a trustees meeting adjourned at the hospital.
Hal Donahoy confessed as investigators traced the route of Elva Donaher and the Vogel girl after a Friday interview. Judge Graham announced a thorough probe to locate the missing girl and vowed full use of forces.
In Jerusalem local Jews slaughtered sheep in a feast honoring Lord Balfour amid Arab welcome for his Palestine colonization program. The gesture followed the arrival of Lord Balfour and provoked mixed reactions as Arab leaders and Jewish settlers observed the ceremony and political tensions rose in the region.
A despatch from Mick or Ba notes a new daily newspaper to be published in McKeesport around June 18. The joint venture involves Mr iGrouna and associates linked to Stirs and Zanesvete Chi with W Jehan Alesanaccr named as manager.
Thelha Darnell marries Fred Fram in a ceremony noted in the Taarriaze of mosireet with William Dyame of the Nur River reading.
Fragmentary report mentions Mr Pugh and wife moving to Florida after winter, with pace to construct a new tree weeks, and reference to Nerwar brand items seen among household possessions. Unclear names and places render details uncertain.
Fragmentary OCR shows a listing about a Whee Chevrolet? auto company and a rental on South Third Street. Mentions 74 acres, three rooms, and wires. readability limited.
A legal notice appears in fragmented form with unclear names and dates. Readable items include mention of a notice action and a regulatory authority. No definitive claimant, place, or deadline can be established from the available text.
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