22 Dec 1921
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Newspaper
Creston Daily Advertiser
Location
Creston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1921
Page
1
A gasoline tank exploded in an automobile at Adair Iowa causing about $50,000 in damage. The White Way Garage and Rathenserger paint store were destroyed or heavily damaged. six cars were lost and fourteen more were injured in the blaze.
The December 15 murder of Milton Peyton, an Austin service car driver, is likely solved and about twentyAustin citizens who were examined in justice court today may be absolved of all blame. Police officials allege federal agents Bassett H. Wiles FE L Young J L McNeil and W BE Mabery were charged with the killing in a complaint filed by Police Sergeant Nitschke.
The Interstate Commerce Commission refused Henry Ford's bid to cut coal freight rates by twenty percent on the Detroit Toledo and Tronton line. The ICC ruled the carrier could not justify a reduction and said proper rate relationships among groups must be kept.
Jacksonville Fla December 22 Colonel Henry Walkerson known as Marse Henry a veteran journalist died early today at a hotel in Jacksonville. He had come to spend the winter in Florida but contracted a cold that led to an acute bronchial attack and bed rest. Physicians attributed death to heart failure brought on by congested lungs.
Police with riot guns and bayonets dispersed a crowd of about one hundred people in Omaha's packing house district after arresting a woman on a disturbance charge. Several other arrests were reported as officers maintained order late last night.
The Weather section reports a likely snow tonight and on Friday with warmer temperatures expected tonight. The forecast covers the next twenty four hours with emphasis on winter conditions and temperature changes in the Chicago area.
Local observations for four hours ending 7 a m show December readings with highs and lows and rainfall. Friday December 16 records 48 high 43 low 0.07 inches. Saturday December 17 shows 53 high 18 low and 0.22 inches. Tuesday December 20 reports 34 high 17 low 0.34 inches with trace rainfall. Wednesday December 21 records 40 high None low and 0.40 inches.
John Emmel a taxi cab driver was shot to death in a downtown restaurant in Cleveland. John Beamer, reportedly engaged to Emmel’s first wife, is held for murder as authorities investigate a feud that lasted three months.
Elkader Iowa December 22 Peter Kleinow confessed murderer of Miss Cecil Kursten his former sweetheart was sentenced to life imprisonment in the Mort Madison state penitentiary by Judge Taylor in district court at 1 o clock this forenoon.
Washington December 22 report says the United States will start purchasing American grain for Russia's famine relief. An appropriation of 20,090,000 dollars was provided in a bill that Congress acted on today.
A message from Iowa City reports DeWitt G. Sowers, owner and manager of the Advertiser, underwent an operation this morning. The bulletin says he is progressing as well as could be expected.
Washington DC December 22 Attorney General Daugherty ordered a nationwide investigation into retail prices for foods fuels shoes and clothing. The move aims to assess cost levels across the country and may influence policy responses during the holiday season.
Des Moines Iowa December 22 Senator A B Cummins arrived from Washington and will spend the Christmas holiday season with relatives. He is scheduled to continue activities after the holidays.
James W. Dean reports on Rachel Crothers views the flapper as a educated, independent young woman who seeks knowledge. She argues modern girls outpace older generations in logic and morality and that parental guidance must adapt to new realities.
Osceola Iowa officials report Frank Foster identified as one of four bandits who killed Charles Jones and wounded John Miller Charles Eaton and Dr Fuller Murray after a posse surprised the group near Murray Sheriff West and a posse pursued the bandits Foster faces murder charge in Kansas and will be held there before potential trial later
Washington D C December 22 Formal announcement named Eugene Allen Gilmore as vice governor general of the Philippine Islands. Secretary Weeks issued the statement confirming the appointment and designating the position to Gilmore.
Poet Rudyard Kipling declares he will write no more on the war. He allows only a possible history of the Irish Guards as a future exception. The statement signals a shift to reflective work beyond wartime reportage.
A simple kitchen tip suggests whisking an egg into vegetable soup to boost nourishment and create a richer filling texture. The technique adds protein and silkiness, enhancing flavor without heavy fats.
Washington December 22 French and Italian delegations formally accepted the American proposal for capital ships. The morning session did not address auxiliary craft, submarines, or cruisers as France had no instructions to proceed on that point. Premier Piiand's communication to Secretary Hughes as conference chairman was understood to have been received.
Washington dispatch: Congress will adjourn today for a four day recess over the holidays, resuming January 3 after the House and Senate acted by resolution to close proceedings.
Six people including FE Lundquist his wife and two children Florence age 4 and Ed ward age 2 and Frank Philpott and wife were overcome by hard coal gas at the Lundquist residence 623 North Cherry Street Wednesday night. Fire from a newly installed coal burner led to gas escape due to a stopped up chimney. Neighbors and a doctor administered aid and all are expected to recover.
Des Moines reports a private marine corps member George Bennett traveling from Guam to his mother Mrs Pay Gilbert was in a plane crash near Omaha. The aircraft was badly damaged but Bennett, a newspaper reporter, and the pilot escaped injury.
Washington December 23 192 roster Senate committee reports favorably on the Kenyon bill to implement unemployment conference recommendations and push long range public works planning as a remedy for depression.
An innovative toothbrush introduces interchangeable bristles. With each brushing, a used bristle set is discarded and replaced by a fresh set, simplifying hygiene and maintenance for users.
In Paris stalls bold fashion trends revive the earring line styled as picture frames. Large dollar-sign themed pieces attract attention while small portraits may be inserted, signaling a revival of novelty jewelry in the capital.
Poppy red is becoming a favorite color for modish blouses. Such blouses may be worn over a slip of self color or black.
Vegetables for a vegetable salad can be prepared ahead of time. dressings should be added just before serving. Honey is recommended for sweetening stewed fruits, offering a tastier flavor than sugar.
Milady showcases a delicate wrist contraption resembling a garden patch on top. Beneath, it hides an opening for a powder puff and a tiny coin purse, combining fashion with hidden utility.
Dublin reports Richard Mulcahy chief of staff of the Irish Republican Army told the Dail Eireann that nobody wanted the treaty yet no alternative existed. He spoke as the address stirred political debate and public concern.
The Brady Grocery on West Montgomery Street draws attention with a festive display. Evergreen branches, a Christmas tree, and Yuletide decorations brighten the large east window. A variety of fresh fruits nuts candies jams butters and dried fruits are shown in the rere window, highlighting the store decor.
Mrs C A Allen entertained several elderly friends at a Wednesday luncheon for fourteen. The table displayed fine china and glittering glass with dainty place cards guiding guests. After the meal she led the company to a cozy living room by a blazing fire for social conversation and Christmas cheer.
Mr and Mrs Clyde Peterson hosted the Big Five Hundred Club at their home for a Christmas party with festive decorations and a late three course luncheon. Prizes were awarded in a playful round, as Mrs Peterson and hostesses assisted by Miss Caroline Henderson and others provided hospitality.
The Strand Theater premiers Roland West First National attraction with Jewel Carmen tomorrow and Saturday. The film centers on a paradoxical plot where Nobody conducts the shooting yet remains unaware, set in high society with a mystery deep enough to elude solution until the final scene.
Advice urges readers to protect hands with almond cream or similar lotion to guard against chapping and roughness. Emphasizes indoor conditions and daily care for skin health during dry spells.
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