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Newspaper

Creston Daily Advertiser

Location

Creston, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1924

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Death Penalty Demanded for Leopold and Loeb

Chicago August 26 State's attorney Robert Crowe pressed for the death penalty in the Leopold Loeb case. He ridiculed defense theories of split personality and childhood influences, arguing the law requires capital punishment for extreme violence and that mercy pleas should not alter the verdict. He labeled the defense as pampered and out of touch with justice.

Association Press Chicago Robert B Crowe Nathan Leopold, Jr Richard Loeb Hig Childisn Honor

Judge orders post mortem record read in Leopold Loeb case

Chicago august 26 judge John R Caverly in open court ordered the full post mortem testimony on the body of young Robert Franks read into the record amid a courtroom disruption by women who remained after a recess. Walter Bachrach defense counsel read the report as the bailiffs prepared to escort persistent listeners out.

Associated Press Chicago Robert E. Crowe Nathan Leopold Jrr Richard Loeb John R Caverly Robert Franks Walter Bachrach Defense Counsel

Defense claims Leo and Loeb case lacks precedent

Chicago Aug 26 The defense argues the Nathan Leopold Jr and Richard Loeb case has no American precedent and urges the judge to consider the youths mental debility and retarded emotional development while attacking state alienist methods and cited precedents. Benjamin Bachrach contends the case hinges on age and psychology advances rather than ordinary homicide law.

Associated Press Chicago Nathan, Leopold, Jr Richard Loeb John R. Caverly Bobby Franks Benjamin Bachrach Loeb Illinois Thomas Marshall Bachrach Dickie Loeb

Four Parties Hold Conventions In Idaho

Idaho sees four state nominating conventions in Boise and regional sites as Republicans and Democrats meet in Idaho Falls and Twin Falls to name tickets and pick a candidate for U.S. senator and two for Congress. Dissension between socialists and progressives eases after visits by progressives to socialist leaders aimed at uniting for La Follette Wheeler ticket.

Associated Press Boise Idaho United Action LaFollette Wheeler Idaho Falls Twin Falls United States Congress William E., Borah Burton L. French Addyson T. Smith

French Senate Debates Dawes Pact Amid War Reparations

Former Premier Poincare leads opposition defense of Ruhr occupation while the French Senate debates the London agreement on the Dawes plan. He challenges figures on Ruhr costs and supports acceptance of experts’ plan as the chamber prepares to vote, with Herriot’s position viewed as likely to pass.

Asencrater Press Paris Heriot London Raymond Poincare H. Lemery Dawes Commission Morgan Committee M. Lemery Ruhr Dawes M. Poinare Senate M. Herriot M. Poincare

Ten Dollar Dispute Ends in Tragedy in Logan

Logan W VA Aug 26. Charlie Conley is jailed charged with fatally shooting his brother Obe after a quarrel over ten dollars. Father Andrew Conley intervened and was killed. Obe is wounded, while General Bryant faces charges for wounding him in the pistol incident.

Associated Press Logan W. VA Charlie Obe Conley Andrew Conley Charlie Conley Bryant

Delusional Justice Talk In Chicago Trial Action

Chicago word of confession triggered varied reactions with Mr Bachrach calling the boys crazy. State's attorney Robert E Crowe indicated final argument may take six or more hours.

Leopold Chicago Mr. Bachrach Robert E. Crowe

Lands praises Legion in talk at convention

Ottumwa Aug 26 Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis lauded the American Legion as the sole authorized spokesman for four million veterans. He urged adherence to Legion ideals and praised its rehabilitation work. The convention opened with honors and a new Iowa Legion golf association elected Arthur Bartlett president.

Associated Press Ottumwa In American Legion Iowa Legionaires Judge Landis

Judge Landis Evades Heat With Air Trip From Ottumwa

In Ottumwa Iowa on August 26 Judge K M Landis left for Grand Island Nebraska in a war department plane after addressing the state American Legion convention at the high school. He traveled with a small white golf bag umbrella and cigarettes and was greeted by a cheering crowd at the airfield before boarding the plane sent from Kansas City. He planned an afternoon address for Nebraska Legionaires.

Associated Press Ottumwa K. M. Landis War Department Grand Island Nebr Loc Field American Legion Kansasity Nebraska Legionaires

Old Settlers Meeting Draws Large Crowd to Magnolia Iowa

By Associated Press magnolia Iowa hosts Harrison county Old Settlers meeting attracting an expected 15 000 to 20 000 visitors in a town of 250 population with no mail road and a historic status as one of western Iowa’s oldest towns.

Associated Press Magnolia Old Settlers Association Harrison County Iowa

Stone Age Village Unearthed Near Surrey England

Archaeologists report a previously unknown stone age village uncovered in Surrey England. The discovery includes peripheral habitations and tools illustrating early settlement patterns in the region. Further excavations are planned to map dwelling structures and artifacts.

Surrey England

Creston Races Feature Western Trot and City News

Concentrated News reports Josephine Wray owned by J M Wray of Creston races in the 2 14 Western trot at the Iowa State fair with a 1968 purse of 1968 dollars. Entries include Teviston Edgar Worthy Louis N Frederick K General Byrne Gertrude F and Hallie Harvest. Creston installs over 140 new electric bulbs after a weekend storm causing heavy lamp damage. A man is arraigned for intoxication with a hearing set. Creston High School enrolls 34 boys and five girls for the term beginning Sept 1. advance registration aids scheduling.

Josephine Wray J. M. Wray Creston Iowa State Teviston Edgar Worthy Louis N Frederick K General Byrne Gertrude F Hallie Harvest Iowa Southern Utilities Company Creaton M. H. Stephens

World Flyers To Resume Trip From Greenland

Army world flyers expect to fly from Ivigtut Greenland to the Labrador coast on Thursday or Saturday with stops at Indian Harbor Cartwright Hawkes Bay Pictou and St John. Captain Knight says weather and refueling pace may delay arrival to Boston by a day while crews are praised for rescuing Italian aviators.

Associated Press Washington Army World Flyers Air Service Ivigtut Greenland Labrador Keut Smith Milwaukee Patrick Oberle Naval Operations Magruder Boston Mass Louis R. Knight Army Air Service Forces Indian Harbor Cartwright Hawkes Bay N. F Pictou Picely Flyera St. John N. B Knight St John

Anamosa Child Dies From Burns At Home

In Anamosa on August 25 Ardis Seeger four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Seeger of Rowley died in a hospital from burns suffered when gasoline ignited while her father cleaned his automobile. He could not extinguish the flames for several minutes and the clothing was burned away.

Associated Press Anamosa Ardis Seeger Charles Seeger Rowley Seeger Wes

Arrest of Alfred Bennett in Creston for egg thefts

Beg Your Pardon B. Day, marshal of Lorimer, pursued Alfred Bennett to Peru in Madison county. Bennett, wanted for stealing four cases of eggs, was captured near Peru and brought to Creston. He pleaded guilty in district court and was sentenced to the Madison penitentiary. The Advertiser credited Sheriff Fred Collings with Bennett’s capture.

B. Day Lorimer Alfred Bennett Peru Madison County Bennett Creston FY. Madison Penitentiary Advertiser Fred Collings

New Citizens Receive Flags at Creston Naturalization

Four Creston residents passed the naturalization test in district court as Judge H. H. Carter administered the oath of allegiance. The Woman’s Relief Corps attended, presenting each new citizen with a flag and a Constitution booklet. Court opened to hear demurrers and motions while the grand jury convened, with five indictment cases on the docket and more expected.

Creeaton Grand Army of the Republic Creston United States H. H. Carter Corydon John Alfred Bengeron Sweden Ernest Safris Greece Carl August Nelson Anton Woliam Guber J. E. Hansell Benoch Hasted Alvin King Alfred Madison Madison Harry Roland

Creston Tennis Club Tournament Under Way

First day results in the Creston Tennis Club event show straight-set wins in Class A. Charles Zollars defeated D W Camp 6 4 6 1, Ralph Hammer beat Syrus Henderson 6 3 8 6, Clarence Kenworthy beat Myron Burt 7 5 6 2, Charles Scurr defeated Maurice Kenworthy 11 9 6 3. In Class B Hammer vs Henderson provided the day’s feature, Henderson fought from behind to force deuce six times. Play resumed for second round this morning at the club courts between Spruce and Sycamore, Levy.

Creston Charles Zollars D. W. Camp Ralph Hammer Syrus Hederson Clarence Kenworthy Myron Burt Charles Scurr Maurice Kenworthy Hammer Henderson Deuce Spruce and Sycamore Streets Levy

Spirit Lake Man Retains Fly and Bait Casting Title

Frank Marnett of Spirit Lake Iowa retained his all around state casting crown at Riverview park in Des Moines. Les Coon of Des Moines won the accuracy event and D W Davis of Coon Rapids won the distance event with a 164 feet 3 inch cast.

Des Moines Frank Marnett Spirit Lake Iowa Riverview Park Les Coon D. W Davis Coon Rapids

Chicago Lawyer Likely Appointed U S Ambassador to Japan

Washington reports Chicago lawyer Edgar A. Bancroft is likely to be named American ambassador to Japan. A formal inquiry has been sent to Tokyo by the State Department and Japanese officials are believed to have responded with a favorable view.

Washington Edgar A. Bancroft Chicago Japan

Bootleggers War In Cedar Rapids

In Cedar Rapids police report a bootleggers feud left P A Kelster badly beaten by four men. Joe Catanzaro and Emil Dvorak are jailed on assault with intent charges with $2500 bail. two others are sought. County Attorney WJ Bari vows severe sentences. The attack occurred as Kelster entered a deer with a young woman. witnesses describe the assailants fleeing in a car near the theater.

Associated Cedar Rapids P. A. Kelster Joe Catanzaro Emil Dvorak Qatanzaro Dvorak W. J. Bari Cover Hundrede

Davis in Ohio Campaign Addresses Democrat Platform

John W Davis spoke at the Ohio Democratic state convention urging honesty in government and party responsibility. The Columbus gathering condemned the Ku Klux Klan while Davis outlined a clear difference between Democrats and Republicans and urged farmers to vote in the forthcoming nationwide poll conducted by the Advertiser.

Associated Press Columbus Ohio John W Davis Coolidge Davis United States Democratic Party Ohto Tody Ku Klux Klan Seaght N. J Asorated John W. Davis Newark

Coolidge Leads in District Poll Results

The Advertiser presidential poll shows Calvin Coolidge with 42 votes, John W. Davis 5 votes, and no votes for Robert M. La Follette in this territory. State figures to follow.

Want Farm Creston Coolidge Davis LaFollette Iowa Davia la Follette Advertiser Calvin Coolidge John W. Davis Robert M. LaFollette

Lone Star State Flag Displayed In Iowa

Motorists were surprised to see a red white and blue bunting flag raised at Mrs. Emily George's residence on the road to Cedar Falls Iowa The flag was identified as the old Texas Love Star State emblem as a tribute to Miriam Ferguson who won the Democratic nomination for Texas governor at a state convention The Democratic leaders including former Governor James M Cox and Governor A V Donahey greeted Ferguson upon her arrival at the event and she planned to speak at the state fair grounds later.

Waterloo Emily George Cedar Falls Texas George Miriam Ferguson state fair_grounds James M. Cox A. V. Donahey

Bank Robbery in Worthington Area Strikes Round Lake

Six bandits robbed Farmers' State Bank of Round Lake in Worthington region after cutting all town wires and escaped with 1600 dollars. No injuries reported and authorities launched an investigation.

Worthington Minn Farmers’ State Bank of Round Lake

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Crowe Atorney Commonwealth Nathan Leopold Jr Landis Legion Nebraska C. A Carmen Grinnell Halligan American Legion Golf Association of Arthur Bartlett G. Decker French Davenport Dr. Bush Ames Volney Dilts Don McLain Iowa City F. W. Racine Aity Ed Keith W. RL Creston Tennis Club Tournamnt Kale Lowa Iowa Magazine John W. Devis Loolidge Lone Star State the Iowa Magazine THE Daily Advertiser Creston, IA
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