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Newspaper

Creston Daily Advertiser

Location

Creston, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1923

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Trapped Kemmerer Mine Disaster Relief Efforts Grow

Reports from Kemmerer Wyoming recount 134 miners trapped after Frontier mine blast with 91 bodies recovered and nine believed alive. Rescue teams work through smoke filled tunnels while crowds gather at the shaft amid mourning and uncertainty over final casualties.

Kemmerer

Miners Reunite With Loved Ones After Blast

Two of the first miners to emerge from the shaft area were Alex Inama and Pete Tapero. They had battled smoke and dust after the explosion, while families and nearby workers waited in fear for others still inside the mine. Interior damage peaked at the fifteenth entry where six mine cars were buried by a cave. Rescue crews rushed in as soon as the disaster was detected and found debris blocking paths.

Kemmerer Wyo Frontier Quelay Kemmerer, Wyo Frontier Mine Kemmerter Coal Company Kemmerer Coal Company Alex Inama Pete Tapero

France’s Silent Premier Writes Long Hours at Desk

Paris reports Premier Poincare spends 12 to 14 hours daily at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs writing and revising all documents. He sees few callers aside from Count Perretti de la Rocca and his chief of cabinet, M. Hermitte, and many texts reach printers without edits.

Paris Poincare Briand Foreign Office Perretti de la Rocca M. Hermitte Senlis France

Korean tidal wave devastates west coast ships

A massive tidal wave on Korea’s west coast is feared to have caused heavy loss of life. Hundreds of ships were washed ashore, bearing mute testimony to the violence of the phenomenon as reported from Tokio on August 15.

Tokio Korea Tech

Weather Outlook for Chicago Next 24 Hours

Chicago forecasts mostly cloudy conditions for tonight and Thursday with a light breeze and no major precipitation expected. Temperatures remain in the comfortable to mild range as humidity persists.

Chicago

Weather Summary Observations For Past 24 Hours

The report lists local observations from the past 24 hours ending 7 a.m. It notes conditions such as temperature, precipitation, wind, and humidity at multiple stations. Specific values are provided for each location to indicate current atmospheric state.

Gasoline War Spreads East to Seaboard

A Midwest price cut spreads to the Atlantic coast with four large oil firms cutting gasoline 1 to 2 cents per gallon. Wholesale at 19 1/2 cents and retail at 23 cents a gallon, as industry leaders debate fair pricing and profits amid the widening price war.

Seaboard New York Standard Oil Company Middle West Atlantic Seaboard

German Chancellor Signals End to Ruhr Resistance Stand

Berlin August 15 Dr Gustave Strezemann new German chancellor outlined in a statement conditions for abandoning passive Ruhr resistance He calls for full German control over the Ruhr restoration of Rhineland terms under the Versailles treaty and release of all Germans harmed He spoke at his inaugural Reichstag address and won a confidence vote of 240 of 341 Communists heckled him The remark implied Germany would tolerate occupation troops if free to govern Germany.

Berlin Gustave Strezemann Germany Ruhr Rhineland Dr. Strezemann

Avert Strike Prevented in Coal Sector Talks

New York August 15 The Federal coal commission met this afternoon to avert the anthracite coal strike scheduled for September.

New York Federal Coal Commission

Council Bluffs 610 man dies in auto crash

In Council Bluffs Iowa on August 15 L Sullivan aged 70 died after being struck by an automobile driven by Homer Kearne aged 16 a farmer boy. Sullivan sustained injuries and died at once. The incident occurred in Council Bluffs.

Council Bluffs L. Sullivan Homer Kearne

De Valera Arrested by Free State Troops in Ennis

Eammon De Valera formerly noted as president of the Irish Republic was arrested by Free State troops while addressing a large outdoor meeting in Ennis County Clare. Troops fired over the heads of the crowd causing a stampede before the arrest.

DE Valera FREE Ennis County Claire Ireland Eammon de Valera Irish Republic Free State

Reduced Wheat Acreage Drops 15.5 Percent Across Nation

Washington reports a 15.5 percent drop in winter wheat planting this year, totaling 7,177,000 acres from 46,379,000 last fall. Rye area also falls about 9 percent per farm reports from 25,000 farmers. If the trend holds, production would shrink to about 39,200,000 acres harvested.

Washington, D. C

Asparagus Named Among Oldest Plants Used for Food

A historical view notes asparagus as one of the earliest plants cultivated for consumption. The claim places the vegetable at the forefront of agricultural use and human diet in ancient times.

Matt Conway Elected Union County Director for Blue Grass Highway

Matt Conway was elected Union County director for the Blue Grass highway at a Creston chamber luncheon. The aim is to mark the route and promote tourism from Chicago to the West, with local officials urging immediate marker installation and broader county cooperation to popularize the highway across Des Moines and Union counties.

Matt Conway Union County Blue Grass Creston

Public highway reform urged along Blue Grass Road

August 9 1923 letter from J W Goodwell of Creston Iowa to the Chamber of Commerce calls for repainting and re marking Primary Road No 8 along the Blue Grass Road to aid tourism and prevent confusion for visitors traveling from Chicago to the west. He urges immediate action before the state fair and stresses local public spirit across counties.

Chambers OF Commerce Greater Blue Grass Road Greater Burlington Association J. W. Goodwell Chamber of Commerce Creston Iowa Chicago Omaha Great West Burlington Council Bluffs

Finger printing aids crime stoppers says Kendall

Des Moines August 15. Governor Kendall told 150 delegates that hanging has reduced murderers in Iowa. He cited that murders are cut in half when offenders are convicted and sentenced to hang, while A H Rence spoke on fingerprinting at the International Association of Identification.

Des Mbinjes Pres. A. H. Rence International Association of Identification N. E. Kendall Iowa Mr. Kendall

DoJ probes West gas situation over refinery shutdowns

Washington August 15 1944 the Department of Justice opened an inquiry into the western gasoline situation to determine if there is evidence of a conspiracy. The probe covers every phase including an alleged agreement by about fifty refineries to shut down this month.

Washington, D. C Department of Justice West Department

Unusual Siberian Soil Freezes Deep Beneath Surface

Reports note soil in Siberia can freeze to 63 feet, a depth rarely seen. Observers describe extreme frost conditions affecting permafrost layers and regional terrain.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mary Minter Taylor Los Angeles Calif Mary Miles Minter William Desmond Taylor Los Angeles Times Kemmerer Mines J. D. Quelay Pany Bec L. V. Nicholas National Petroleum Marketers Association Standard Oil Company of Indiana Nichole Erman Eamonn DE Valera Ers Creston Chamber of Commerce Blue Grass Highway Board of Directors Conway Charles H. Thomas Lowana Carl Gehrecke Creston Floral Company Chamber J. W. Goodsell Burlington, Iowa Tion Imi Sopa Siberia
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