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Newspaper

Creston Daily Advertiser

Location

Creston, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1921

Page

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Chicago vaults net abandits about $200000

Four masked bandits robbed the Securi ty Safe Deposit Vault in the Mason ic temple injuring no one and escaping with valuables valued around $200000 including $40000 in $1000 bills and a $10000 diamond ring. Michael Hughes called it an inside job and police pursued with rifle squads and detectives.

Chicago Security Safe Deposit Company Masonic Temple Michael Hughes de Totives Alfalr Ae Es Ware

Lewis Blames Mine Owner in Fighting in West Virginia

National Mine Workers leader John G Lewis denounces coal field conditions in Mingo county West Virginia as American and intolerable and vows continued battle against mercenary gunmen until all gunmen are gone and workers freed. He urges immediate talks among coal operators and miners to settle the dispute.

Springfiels. UN Mingo County W. Va John G Lewis Unite E Mine Workers of America United Mine Workers Mr. Lewis Harding West Virginia Jown

Weather forecast for Chicago aug second

Weather indications show thundershowers this afternoon and tonight with a Tuesday likely fair. Temperatures will remain warm and humid across the region.

Chicago

Weather Summary Tets easy to compare the snail town and the city

The note reflects on shared human traits and equal inspiration across places. It emphasizes that both towns and cities are built on similar effort and resilience, despite differing conditions.

Sacity Bulletin

She is Many Times A Granddaughter

Muh ta Aug 28 late Wat ine Thompson daughter of Mr and Mrs George Thourpawn of Chicago who with her mother spent part of the summer here with her cousin HP Lutyens thus the distinction of being great grandchild and grandchild of many grandparents namely two grandfathers two grandmothers one great grandfather and one great great grandmother all living

Muh Watine Thompson George ‘Thourpawn Chicago Fae HP. Lutyens

Worthington May Tell Court What He Knows

John Worthington the alleged mastermind of a bank robbery ring may testify at Charles W French arraignment. He asked to appear in court which could reveal information beneficial to the case. Authorities probe four failing companies tied to the same ring, including The American Robber Company and Rudolph Kohn.

Chicago John Whithouse Worthington Worthington Charles W French Whitch Rudolph Kohn Kent Landis

First Food Ships Arrive in Russia

Riga reports the first relief ships reach Russian famine zones as American aid accelerates toward Moscow. Sweden sends 20,000 pounds of rye and other food shipments move via rail to Reval, while Hamburg delivers 1,000 crates of chilled meat. Trotsky aids reorganized rail logistics with hospital trains, including special children’s trains caring for thousands daily.

Riga Moscow Sweden Volga Hamburg Reval Trotsky Hany

Rosielaire Quiet After Miner-Clash. Officers Increased

Aug 28. All is quiet in Rosielaire after Thursday’s clash between union miners and state special officers. Miners departed for Billabet town where a meeting is underway. Five new officers arrived today, bringing state presence to twelve.

Rosielaire Hill Billeabet State Department

Farmer Succumbs To Intense Heat In Denison

Denison Aug 29 the body of William Pollock a retired farmer living here was found lying in the fields. He had been cutting weeds and it is believed the intense heat caused his death as there were no signs of violence on the body.

Denison, Ta Aeua William Pollock Chicago Adume Hovie Mas Menite McCinnia Com Chicwen Cancer Board Mise Motion Ius Rae Picture House Peters Tegenie Hm Chest Tim

Conditions Bad in Germany Now

Conditions in Germany have grown grave as the cabinet under President Ebert discusses the crisis. The assassination of Mots fag Ereberger last week sparked fear of a reaction, with UK labor and socialist and communist factions said to back the unrest. Field Marshal Von Hindenburg and General Ladendorf, among others, are reportedly involved in military discussions as the government seeks to control the situation.

Germany Ebert Ereberger Hiself Socialits Munist Marsal von Hindesburg Ladendorf

New Coal Vein Found Near Pella Iowa

A coal company reports striking a new vein on the White Fennema farm west of Unie place. The vein is described as of free quality enough in sight to operate the mine for about fifty years. A switch to Rock Island will be laid as soon as possible and the mine will be developed on a large scale.

AU Ee My Coal Company White Fennema Farm Unie Place Rock Island

Religious Battles in Slavia Reported Near Novibazar

Report of deadly clashes between Christians and Muslims in the Novibazar district. In Koroman village, thirty five of a group identified as endarites and jewsiat were killed. Government rushes troops and mountain units to the scene.

Slavia Vienna Ammensiru Press Novibazar Koroman

Lincoln man appointed assistant secretary of agriculture

Washington Aug 24 President Hardinge announced the appointment of nurser N Pugsley of Lincoln Nebraska as assistant secretary of agriculture succeeding De Elwer D Tall whose resignation takes effect October 1 The White House issued the notice today bringing a Nebraska born horticulturist into the national post.

Washington DC N. Pugsley Lincoln Nebraska Hard Inge de Elwer D. Tall White House

Unemployment Situation to Be Taken Up in Washington DC

A conference of labor leaders in Washington DC discussed the nation’s unemployment issue. The meeting, attended by 29 men, focused on providing work for the unemployed and reviewing labor data gathered during the month. The event was led by President Harding.

Washington Washington, DC Interacta Wenomth

American Ace Rickenbacker Rising From Humble Beginnings

The article recalls Eddie Rickenbacher later known as American Ace, starting as a stonecutter and taxi driver before World War I. It traces his drive from Columbus driving park age to racing cars, and his swift rise after joining Pershing’s forces, earning Croix de Guerre and becoming America’s ace.

Rickenbacher Persh Minue Con Wekenbacher United States England Rovernmction Liie Iyeog Army of Irelate Wickenbacker General Pershing Gendyal Pershing Rickenbacker Nad Fokker Varth Toroier Genito Parnbing Sauaian Elizabeth Rickenbacher

Skelton Williams in Nonparty League

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U S Hungary treaty to be signed today

Washington August 2 reports say a peace treaty with Hungary will be signed today as part of a broader set of provisional arrangements. The article notes expectations the United States will finalize pacts with Hungary and Germany in rapid sequence under President Hoover and Chancellor Bruning in the capital.

Opening Market Report from U S Bureau of Markets

Cattle receipts about 11 000, market hotter with hog receipts around 10 to 15 higher than Saturday’s, bulk 7.65 to 16.00. Lambs and veal receipts 40 000, market active with fats opening 0 cents higher. Grain and provisions closing data supplied by Lamson Bros & Co in Des Moines with prices for Wheat Oats Pork Lard and other futures.

U. S. Bureau of Markets Marke Canes Inc Sileago Lamson Bros & Co Hubbel Des Moines Tel

Monument marks apprentice days in railroad shops

Rickenbacher dialed the marble rock in his monument making apprentice days. The wooden chest is a memento of a short time spent in shops of a railroad here. His mother values them as symbolic of the steps in her son's life.

Rickenbacher

Phone Lines Cut In Mingo Coal District

Charleston West Virginia August 28 A report from Logan county details a night of unrest as state police and deputies moved to control miners and workers. Authorities report temporary work stoppages and an armed confrontation in the district, with authorities awaiting fuller reports from the area.

Mingo Charleston Kehe Mair Logan County Nalthor Maren Ty Mingo Coun Charteston W Va Isto Airt Loman County Wak Sheritfa Ps Nad

Chicago Censor Board Targets Provocative Picture Ads

A Chicago censorship push targets suggestive street posters and cinema displays amid complaints that provocative ads mislead the public. Officials recount heated debates over what constitutes indecent publicity and the consequences for theaters and downtown storefronts.

Fatal Fight Ties to College Student in New Jersey

An official inquiry followed the death of a guest after a flat fight at the annual mask ball in Alleshurat New Jersey. Adrian Arthur of New York and Salvadoce Laborde, a Cornell university student, were involved. Laborde is under arrest as the investigation continues.

New York Boston A St Tani Brooklyn Jean St Louis Philadelphia Pittsburgh Cincinnati Washington Washington i St Tani Detroit Ste Tawh Bonin Chiaagn Alleshurat N. J Adrian Arthur Auarrel Laborde College of Meriareal Cornell University

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