30 Aug 1921
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Newspaper
Creston Daily Advertiser
Location
Creston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1921
Page
1
Berlin August 20 The Associated Press reports that Germany is placed under near martial law as a decree limits meetings and parades and threatens immediate suppression of any insurrection. The interior ministry will enforce the restrictions nationwide.
Paris August. The government fragment permits the importation into France of a limited amount of whiskey to satisfy tourist demand. Hotels and cafes in foreigner-frequented areas may obtain permits to import adequate liquor, easing high prices caused by prior prohibitions after the war.
A poem or brief feature highlights an Iona woman named Dust. Her parents, Dr and Mrs Halde man, formerly Fontanelle residents, are tied to the piece. Jane Addams, noted serial worker at Chicago, is mentioned as a master of Mrs Hiside.
Aug Fleming age 40 of Michigan City died today after eating oudstools. Mrs Fleming is in ethical condition and believed she was cooking mushrooms.
Sioux City Aug 20 Two masked bandits obtained about $3,000 in diamonds money and other valuables from an automobile party in a daring early morning holdup Local police reported the thieves fled after the attack and the victims were unharmed Authorities searched for the suspects and details of the robbery were being investigated by investigators at precinct headquarters
Chicago weather bulletin shows generally fair conditions tonight and Wednesday. A light to moderate breeze is expected with temperate skies and no precipitation indicated for the 24 hour period.
The past 24 hours show temperatures from 70 to 87 degrees with no rainfall on several days. Highs reached 87 and lows around 70 on the given dates. Winds and other details are intermittently reported with rainfall noted as none on most days.
State title holders will vie at a national horseshoe tournament in September led by Frank Jackson Kellerton Iowa the reigning national champion RG Leighton Minneapolis says interest is high with about 326 pitchers expected from across the country Joining Jackson are George May Akron Fred Burst Columbus 0 Wilkinson Dinuba George Bobit Lancaster O W Enderson Kansas City and Miss Marjorie Vorhees. State associations of Pennsylvania and Washington have joined the national body bringing affiliations to ten states with many clubs and institutions also involved.
The National Fraternal Congress of America opened in Chicago with parts of the United States and Canada in attendance. The annual convention includes nearly every fraternal society and is said to have a total membership of about 2,200,000. National health conservation will be a principal topic. The convention closes September 3.
The Allied commission has granted Bulgaria freedom of trade in grain by relieving her from enforcing 12-year enlistments. The Allied military committee agrees to allow a limited number of two year volunteers to be incorporated, easing wartime pressures.
Engineers and firemen of the Great Northern Iris railway in Reelfast Ireland resume duties this afternoon after a strike last night sparked by a management dispute. The return to work ends a brief shutdown affecting service.
A large Omaha gathering marked by tepees and tribal dances concluded the annual paw wow. The event near the old tribal seat included feasts, moon dances, and the distribution of gifts, amid a shift to town lots and a $49,000 building project.
A peace treaty was signed in Budapest yesterday ending decades of conflict. Notable figures Purelyn Sigister Viantft and Conan Noner attended the ceremony representing the allied states in the historic accord. The signing marks a major step toward stability and postwar cooperation among the participating nations.
A 62 year old man died after a windmill wheel failed while being repaired near Jerome Cylon Tarn, about eight miles south of the town. He fell thirty feet to the ground and was transported to Parcatt hospital where he died shortly after arrival.
A Sioux City syndicate acquires the Sioux Falls Press in a deal announced this week. Company officials say the purchase expands regional newspaper reach and strengthens advertising, circulation, and editorial resources across South Dakota.
In August in Municeth an infant daughter of Jamey Niven Turmer fell head first into a tengalion jar and drowned. Local officials reported the drowning occurred as the child slipped into the jar, with no immediate witnesses.
A bank cashier shot himself in a public area near the Copper Savings building in Fort Meton. Witnesses recalled a man sobbing as officers attended the scene, with local authorities later clarifying the incident.
In a sharp public critique, Inchot lashes out at Ford over Muscle Shoals terms. He argues government-mortgaged power and machinery values exceed Ford’s bid, predicting no entry by Ford without revised plans.
American Legion members toured the Ypres battlefield after a morning ceremony and then visited nearby military cemeteries to view memorials. They thanked local volunteers and credited Allied support for relief efforts as they toured sites in the area.
The Advertiser Gazette announces it will keep its office open tonight until all polling places report the vote count on the Park Commission. For information regarding the election call The Advertiser Gazette at Telephones 333 and 42.
Report details a public hat pass organized for the wife of Arthur Mickfavre after a murder trial. Mentions sympathy from the crowd, appeals for support, and connections to pending legal actions, with references to Judge Altisun and related figures. The piece recounts events on the street and notes broader community responses to the case.
A historic snowfall swept the high country with 102 degree base readings warped by heat. Residents report the first recorded snowstorm in the valley at 6,000 feet, with a warming storm moving across the rugged terrain yesterday.
A jury at the Superior Court today convicted Arie Vlaweinth and others of second degree murder in the slaying of Machin F Behwah. Deliberations lasted long while the panel weighed scars and evidence before a verdict was reached.
Market reports from Associated Press covering US markets, cattle and hog receipts, price shifts, and livestock trends. Includes cattle, sheep, hogs, butter, eggs, cheese, and grain notes, with regional prices and Chicago settlement figures.
Readable market prices list shows items such as parley and poultry quotes, eggs, sprines, ducks, horses, hides and cream. Values given include 415 parley Ae, 250 hens, 192 sprines, 186 bd toosters fe, 1.00 for horse hides, and other commodity figures appearing in a local classifieds style.
Washington August reports indicate federal troops may be sent into the Mingo district of West Virginia to restore order amid disorderly elements. Adjutant General Sharpe described conditions as alarming as troops move to quell unrest near Marmet and Cabin Creek with authorities citing escalating violence and transportation of armed men.
In Cedar Raylle two forgers were captured after a chase across rural roads. Deputized officer McCall used a car seat struggle to gain control while the pursued pair attempted to flee toward Leavenworth. The getaway ended when the suspects surrendered after a short pursuit and custody was established.
Reports detail ongoing fighting in Ane IA near the loan facility with a violent confrontation emerging during the dinner hour. Local observers say clashes intensified since yesterday afternoon as authorities attempt to restore order.
A violent altercation at a Boston kitchen ends with one person dead from stabbing. Authorities report a chaotic scene as witnesses describe a struggle over a kitchen knife. Detectives name the attacker and continue interviews to determine motive and charges.
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