Hoover Begins New Headquarters Survey of Work in Progress
Herbert Hoover arrives at his new general headquarters on Massachusetts Avenue and finds staff already at work. William J. Donovan and George Barr Bakey are among his first visitors as carpenters and telephones fill the office.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
Greystone Massachusetts Avenue
William J. Donovan
George Barr Bakey
New York
Minority Rights Rally Hits League Opening Session
Geneva August 30 The fifty first council of the League of Nations opened with a condemnatory resolution from the Congress for the Protection of Minority Rights charging the council with failing to relieve minority peoples in Europe. The congress also telegraphed Secretary Kellogg urging action to avert a threat to peace. The resolution noted that while early League work benefited minorities, little has been done recently to address their grave problems.
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Geneva
Fifty-First Council of the
League of Nations
Congress For the Protection of
Council
Europe
Congress
Kellogg
League
Divorces Granted Increase in Local District Court
Divorces awarded in the August term rose to seven as two decrees were granted yesterday afternoon. Judge A. R. Maxwell presided over the Tuesday actions. Elsie Richter was granted a decree from Ernest Richter and Thomas L Groves from Thelma M Groves in yesterday's rulings.
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A. R. Maxwell
Elsie Richter
Ernest Richter
Thomas L Groves
Thelma M Groves
Reynolds to Open Democratic Campaign Office in Des Moines
Des Moines hosts the Iowa campaign headquarters next Tuesday as Richard F. Mitchell announces the move after a St. Louis conference with National Chairman J. J. Raskob. The fifth floor observatory building will house offices for Mitchell Reynolds Etter Mousel O'Donnell and other officials as an intensive statewide campaign begins.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Richard F. Mitchell
Fort Dodge
St. Louis
J. J. Raskob
Observatory
Mr Mitchell
J. W. Reynolds
Cresson
W L. Etter
L. W. Mousel
Humboldt
Charles O’donnell
Mitchell
West Branch Welcome for Herbert Hoover Featured Iowa Visit
Mrs. B C Dillon of Creston recalls the Hoover homecoming in West Branch with a breakfast in the birthroom. Citizens decorated the village as bands played and locals greeted the Republican nominee. A cane carved from a birthroom window casing was presented to Hoover by Dillon on behalf of West Branch and Iowa.
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Mr. Hoover
West Branch
Dillon
Daily Advertiser
Jennie Scellars
Herbert Hoover
Scellars
Mary Bair
Rochester
Tipton Drum and Bugle Corps
Hoover Party
Maud Stratton
Iowa
Arkansas Honors Robinson as Democratic VP Nominee
Hot Springs Arkansas August 30 thousands of Democrats arrive for the formal notification of Joe T Robinson of Arkansas as the party's vice presidential nominee. RobinsOns wife Mrs Robinson helps manage events as Governor Harvey Parnell proclaims the day a state holiday. The notification program will be broadcast on stations including WHO Des Moines around 8 p.m.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Smith
New York
Joseph Robinson
Arkansas
Hot Springs
Senator Robinson
Jessie Miller
Robinson
Robison
Grady Miller
Emily Robinson Miller
Ark
Ozark
Joe T . Robinson
Joe
Arlington
Harvey Parnell
WHO
Des Moines
Aged Creston Man Still Hunts
G W Rhine 96 year old Creston resident visited the courthouse to buy a state hunting and fishing license. He remains a skilled rifle shot and lives at 806 North Vine Street. Rev W L Cain of Willmar Minn and his wife were delayed from visiting Creston due to a funeral in progress.
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G. W. Rhine
Creston
Mr. Rhine
North Vine Street
Rum probe tied to Capone ally as grand jury meets
Philadelphia district attorney links Hoff with Scarface Al Capone and vows a thorough probe into bootlegging gang slayings and illicit fortunes. Witness intimidation alleged as Chicago gunmen are brought to Philadelphia. records of Marks Weinberg and Co. seized to trace a $10,000,000 funds flow.
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Philadelphia
Scarface
al Capone
Chicago
Capone
Max “Boo Boo’ Holt
Louis R. Elfman
Hoff
Elfman
Atorney
Marks, Weinberg and Co
Whitely Resigns Iowa Friends Post to Take Mission Board Role
Charles O Whitely resigns after twelve years as general superintendent of the Iowa Society of Friends. He will become field secretary for the national home mission board and base in Richmond Indiana. Moses G Mendenhall recommended to fill the vacancy. R R Brown criticizes higher education diverting youth from spiritual development.
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Oskaloosa
Iowa
Charles O. Whitely
Iowa Society of Friends
Yearly Meeting of Friends
Whitely
National Home Mission Board
Friends Meeting
Richmond
Ind
Moses G. Mendenhall
Iowa Group
R. R. Brown
Omaha
Girl 9 Taken After Auto Hit Near Orient
Wanda Farwell nine year old daughter of Theda Farwell of 806 North Sycamore Street sustaining fractures to both legs after stepping from a car into the path of Dr. Bowers of Orient who drove her to Greater Community Hospital where her condition was listed as favorable today Mrs Donald Tyler of Lenox visiting Creston reported the incident to authorities
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Wanda Farwell
Theda Farwell
North
Sycamore Street
Bowers
Orient
City Considers Stop and Go Signals in Business District
Creston Iowa council tentatively approves buying six automatic stop and go traffic signals plus installation for about 1700 dollars. Signals to be placed at Pine Maple Elm with Adams and Montgomery streets. final decision next Monday dependent on payment plan.
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Pine, Maple
Elm
Adams
Montgomery Streets
Creston
Iowa
Mayor appoints nine to library board for memorial plan
Mayor George D Newcomb appointed a nine member library board approved by the tech council. Members include Homer Harsh Rev Stephen Wise Rev George E Mitchell L J Nickle Mrs Mary E Maxwell Mrs Ezra Arnold Mrs J M Thomas Mrs D Davenport and Dr Theresa Burns. The move supports Mrs Frank Phillips Bartlesville Okla offer to erect a 25000 memorial library here with a two mill levy for maintenance and a 1.5 mill levy to buy real estate.
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George D Newcomb
Tech Council
Homer Harsh
Stephen Wise
George E. Mitchell
L. J. Nickle
Mary E Maxwell
Ezra Arnold
J. M Thomas
D. Davenport
Theresa Burns
Frank Phillips
Bartlesville
Okla
Phillips
Boy Hurt In Bicycle Fall In Corning
Max McKinney son of Mr and Mrs L V McKinney of Corning fell from his bicycle Tuesday night and was unconscious several hours from his injuries He will recover
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Corning
Advertiser
Max McKinney
L. V. McKinney
Plane crashes kill Merrill and Ronne near Milford
Milford Pa Aug 30 Bodies of M. M Merrill and Edwin M Ronne were found by Arthur McCarthy after a plane crash near Milford in a forest six miles from town. The craft took off from Buffalo for New York in a plane owned by Colonel Lindbergh. Gasoline tank explosion suspected. Wreckage sighted after a wide search by dozens of volunteers, commercial pilots, and the army.
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Milford
M. M Merrill
Edwin M Ronne
Arthur McCarthy
Pond Eddy
Curtis Field
Buffalo
Lindbergh
McCarthy
New York
J. Nelson Kelly
Merrill and Rionne
Pennsylvania
New York Line
Port Jervis
Kelly
Charles “Casey” Jones
Merrill
Fred Melchior
Junkers
New Jersey
Union teachers hold two day institute at Creston high school
Nearly 200 rural town and city teachers from Union county gather at Creston senior high auditorium for the opening session of a two day institute. The program features talks by state and local education leaders, with the new standard course of study explained for county use this year.
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Union County
Creston
Ella M. Day
WOT
Ames
Agnes Samuelson
Vern L. Sanders
Creston Junior College
McDowell
Coll. McDowell
Afton
George E. DeWelf
Cresthn
Good Old Days Recalled By Search In Junk Piles
A Creston memory sketch recalls relics found while seeking a stove casting from Creston Iron and Metal and Western Iron and Metal. Items include a shoe shining box with tobacco tags, a faded cigarette picture, a mustache cup, a wooden boot, an old tire filled with hard cement, and a kettle with hominy for sale beside a “Martin's little world” board. The finder notes shoes in No 13 and a day of beans, plum pudding, Boston brown bread, and zero-room mornings.
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Judge McCormick
Martin
Reds Lead New Chinese Revolt
An anti foreign military led by communists was reported in Taiwan where the Shantung provisional government sits. Troops occupied American and English mission buildings. A Methodist mission letter said Taiw an-Fu missions were seized by nationalist troops but three American workers remained undisturbed. The American legation has no reports on the move.
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Peking
Taiwan-Ui
Shantung Province
Taiwan
Methodist Episcopal Mission
Taiwan-Fu
Sewer Builders Unload Machines
Machinery for a storm sewer project in Creston's north central area is unloaded at the freight house by H. J. Peterson Company of Omaha. Work must start by September 1 and finish by December 1, with a forecasted 30 day completion if weather cooperates. The eight and a half block sewer will connect to the existing north city system.
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Creston
H. J. Peterson Company
Omaha
Creston Managers Meet J C Penney Founder
Grady manager and C C Corlett assistant manager of the J C Penney store in Creston had a long forenoon visit with J C Penney founder of the company. Mr Penney was in Chariton today and the Creston trio drove there to meet him.
Locals visit Creston shoppers and travelers
Locals Miss Nellie Clayton of Tingley shopped here today. Mr and Mrs Harry Walter of Lenox visited and shopped in Creston Wednesday. Mrs Irene Erdhaus returns home tonight after attending the state fair. Misses Iva and Martha Struwe of Lenox shopped here today. Miss Florence Skiles, visiting Robert Skiles in Shenandoah, returned home today.
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Nellie Clayton
Tingley
Harry Walter
Lenox
Creston
Irene Erdhaus
Iva
Martha Struwe
Florence Skiles
Robert Skiles
Shenandoah
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Grand Army of the Republic
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Frances Dearforn
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Ida Huglin
Tiowa State Teachers
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