See the Nov. 5, 1925, front page: Carleton named in report as responsible in fraudulent transactions

On April 18, 1949, a St. Louis University a priest completed an exorcism after hearing a diabolical laugh that froze his ...

See the Nov. 3, 1925, front page: Dry good firm's books criminally falsified to obtain loans

Headlines from the Oct. 30, 1925, front page include: Joseph Griesedieck indictment quashed On April 18, 1949, a St. Louis ...

In 1925, seven students went 60 hours without sleep—for science

The MCAT paved the way for other standardized admission exams, like the SAT, and the many sleepless nights college-bound students still endure in preparation. But Moss likely wouldn’t have minded that ...
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1925: 3,000 gather in Lewiston for Kraut Feast

Throngs of people gathered in Lewiston as the village made its bid to be named the “sauerkraut capital” of Minnesota. No one was expected to pay a thing for the privilege of eating all of the prepared ...

When the dam broke: the 1925 disaster that reshaped a Welsh community and a country’s safety laws

A century after a dam burst in Dolgarrog, killing 16 people, the Welsh village still lives with the legacy that reshaped UK ...

Three Army Finance Officials Convicted in 1925 Free State Embezzlement Scandal - On This Day in 1925

The trial of Hugh Callan, Michael F. Conway, and Robert B. Harold, civil servants in the employ of the Army Finance ...

Northern Ireland Faces Criticism Over Exclusion of Catholic Representation - On This Day in 1925

Dr Patrick O’Donnell, the Catholic Primate of All Ireland, became a Cardinal in 1925. He died just two years later, in ...