States Demand Definite Stand On Intervention
Havana February sixth The eight Latin American republics attack the right of one nation to intervene in another s affairs at the pan American conference The United States hopes for final agreement while others doubt The sub committee will work with talks paused for Lindbergh s arrival The pan American union faces a withdrawal clause requiring two years notice
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Havana
Charles Evans Hughes
United States
Victor Maurtua
Peru
Maurtua
Rio Janeiro
Mexico
Guatemala
Salvador
Santo Domingo
Honduras
Cinomina
Uruguay
Charles A. Lindbergh
Congress
Committee On the pan-American Union
Creston to Welcome Captain Love Flight Delayed
Captain Love, famed aviator who preceded Lindbergh on a recent flight, was set to visit Creston to promote a permanent landing field. Unsettled weather postponed the plan. the four passenger aircraft will fly at a later date. Ernest Dixon, army aviation reserve officer, invited the aviator and organized the visit.
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Creston
Captain Love
Lindbergh
United States
Love
Ernest Dixon
Army Aviation Corps
Dixon
City Council Sets Brief Session With Petitions Planned
Mayor George D. Newcomb says routine matters including bills and salaries will be dealt with. A hearing on two petitions to use portions of city parking between curbs and sidewalks is the other scheduled item.
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George D. Newcomb
Newcomb
Three Hurt During Mine Strike Riot Near Calioinia
In Phillipsburg near Calioinia Pennsylvania a mine strike riot injured three. Two coal and iron policemen J D Buttermore and F P Byrne were shot at near Crescent mine and not seriously hurt. A woman pedestrian suffered a crushed foot when a state trooper horse trampled her as troopers restored order.
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Pittsburgh
Phillipsburg
Calioinia
J. D Buttermore
F. P. Byrne
Crescent
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Coal and Iron
California
Daistown
Vesta Coal Company
Hickman Sanity Trial Testimony Publicized
In Los Angeles state alienist Dr. Victor Parkin testified at William Edward Hickman’s sanity trial that Hickman admitted killing Marian Parker as self protection and that he felt the act was terrible yet knew right from wrong. He said Hickman killed after kidnapping and claimed divine guidance only recently arose.
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Los Angeles
William Edward Hickman
Marian Parker
Victor Parkin
Hickman
Guard for Hickman trial witness to be provided in court
In Los Angeles on February 6, authorities announced a special guard for Dale Budlong when he testifies in the Hickman insanity trial. Hickman cursed jailers after a letter he wrote surfaced, prompting security measures amid revised prosecution plans and rebuttal testimony from alienists.
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Los Angeles
Dale Budlong
William Edward Hickman
Hickman
Sheriff's Office
Budlong
Little Marian Parker
Paul Bowers
Asa Keyes
Fire call at 600 North Pine alley for flue burn out
City fire department responded to 600 North Pine Street this afternoon at 3 o clock to a fire in a flue at the home of Miss Bernice Catlin. No damage was reported.
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North Pine Street
Bernice Catlin
Lindy Reaches Port au Prince in Peace Tour
Col Charles A Lindbergh lands in Port au Prince Haiti at 2 p m on a goodwill flight en route to the pan American conference at Hawaii He notes the land route over mountains forests and historic sites while Haitian and Dominican officials greet him with ceremonies and parades confirming his role in a broader goodwill mission.
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Lindy
Port AU Prince
Haiti
Havaii
Charles A. Lindbergh
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Toussaint L’overture
Fredom
Port-Au-Prince
Lindbergh
Lake Enriquillo
Lake Saumatre
Africa
Nicaragua
Augustino Sandino
Columbus
Christopher Columbus
Eva E. Young
Vasquez
W. E. Pullam
Customs
Nurse Will Hold Clinics For Parents In Five Iowa Towns
Miss Alma E. Hartz registered nurse will lead five all day health clinics for mothers in Union County. Sponsored by the county farm bureau and overseen by the State University of Iowa extension department these sessions run Tuesday at a Thayer church Creston Wednesday Dodge Center church Arispe Friday and Lorimer high school Saturday with two motion picture reels and an exhibit.
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Union County
Thayer
Alma E. Hartz
County Farm Bureau
Extension Department
State University of Iowa
Iowa City
Creston
Dodge Center
Arispe
Lorimer
Alfred R. Reeve of Creston Dies at 74
Alfred R. Reeve a Creston resident since 1908 died at 5 30 p m Sunday at his home 623 North Birch street Funeral services were set for 2 p m Tuesday at the Methodist church Rev C W Graham officiating Burial will be in Graceland cemetery with the Masonic lodge assisting He is survived by his widow seven children Mrs Irma Frus Cromwell Harold Reeve Oak Park Ill Virla Reeve Des Moines and Mrs Velina Standard Iva Rollin and Claude Reeve Creston
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Alfred R. Reeve
Creston
North Birch Street
C. W. Graham
Graceland Cemetery
Masonic Lodge
Reeve
Irma Frus
Cromwell
Harold Reeve
Oak Park
Ill
Virla Reeve
Des Moines
Velina Standard
Iva
Rollin and
Claude Reeve
Rites Held For A. Stottlemeyer
Funeral services for Alva Stottlemeyer a railroad freight conductor who died from work related injuries in Villisca last Friday were held at his home on West Adams Street with Rev. R. H. Robinson officiating. Burial followed in Graceland cemetery with pallbearers Harry Hicks H F Wiley B L Threlkeld W J Boortz Charles Owens and Eldon Snyder.
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Alva Stottlemeyer
Villisca
West Adams Street
R. H. Robinson
Graceland Cemetery
Harry Hicks
H. F Wiley
B. L. Threlkeld
W. J. Boortz
Charles Owens
Eldon Snyder
Local Woman Mrs Morrison Celebrates 100th Birthday
Mrs Lucy Morrison aunt of Miss Eva Noble of Creston marks her centennial at New Castle Pennsylvania. She remains in good health and handles her own housework in her own home. a son nearly 80 resides with her.
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Lucy Morrison
Eva Noble
Creston
New Castle
Penn
Morrison
Mail Orders Increase At Local Creston Stores
Residents of this territory increasingly order by mail from Creston stores when roads are bad or work is pressing. Creston offers highest quality at low prices, second to none service, and mail order convenience, with orders accepted by telephone or mail through The Daily Advertiser and shipped collect on delivery unless prior credit is arranged.
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Creston
Daily Advertiser
Creston Declamatory Contest Sets Local Representatives
Creston high school hosts Thursday home declamatory finals where winners in three classes will be chosen to represent Creston in upcoming inter-school contests. Contestants have been drill prepared after earlier elimination rounds.
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Creston
Vaccination Order Issued For High School Pupils
A vaccination order was issued for all high school pupils not vaccinated against smallpox in the past ten years after one case appeared last Friday. About 30 pupils will be affected as most have recent or current vaccinations. Officials said no spread was expected, only precautionary action. In the junior college no new smallpox cases were reported, and mumps spread appeared halted with no new cases over the weekend.
Canteen Money Drawer Looted at Elks Club
Between 25 and 30 dollars were stolen from the Elks club canteen cash register during the noon hour Saturday. Canteen proprietor John Fahey locked the register at noon and found it still locked on return, with part of the silver and currency missing. Authorities found no clues and suspect a key might have been used to open the drawer.
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Elks Club
John Fahey
Senators fail to net facts of oil venture
Washington February 6 two witnesses examined by the senate Teapot Dome committee in a bid to illuminate the Continental oil deal. the session yielded little on profits distribution as robert w stewart of standard oil of indiana refused to answer. philips testified he knew nothing of continental bonds, stewart to face a habeas hearing and possible grand jury action.
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Washington
Senate
Albert B. Fall
Liberty
Continental Trading Company
Teapot Dome
Harry F. Sinclair Phillips
Sheldon Clark
Chicago
Sinclair Refining Company
H. L. Phillips
Tulsa
Okla
Sinclair Crude Oil Purchasing Company
Standard of Indiana
Sinclair
Continental
Walsh
Montana
Stewart
Phillips
Three Miami Banks Fail To Open For Business
Miami bank closings left three institutions the Southern Bank and Trust, Citizens Bank, and Bank of Allapattah unable to open. Federal funds will be flown and sent by train to First National Bank in Jacksonville to pay depositors who withdraw, following runs after closures of three other local banks.
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Miami
Fla
Southern Bank and Trust Company
Citizens Bank
Bank of Allapattah
First National Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
Jacksonville
Former Creston Resident George Lawrence Dies in Pasadena
The death of George Lawrence a former Creston resident and carpenter occurred this morning at his Pasadena California home. He moved to California about eight years ago and is survived by his widow and two daughters Miss Ella Lawrence at home and Mrs Will Chester of Pasadena.
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Creston
George Lawrence
City
Pasadena
Calif
Lawrence
California
Daughers
Ella Lawrence
Will Chester
Farmers Praise Heavy Rain After Dry Start in Union County
A late February storm brings heavy rain to Union County and southern Iowa. Farmers report improved soil conditions and relief from drought, while roads wash with water and slush though not too difficult to traverse. Snow and rain are forecast with cooler weather to follow. Ice in the Missouri River broke for the first time in 38 years of government records.
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Union County
Towa
Lorimer
Guy A. Perry
Sioux City
Iowa
Missouri River
Government Weather Bureau
Surrender in Chicago Slaying Probed by Police
Gordon Chambers and Joe Miller, wanted in the Betty Chambers murder, gave themselves up in Chicago to be questioned. They denied knowledge of the beating death found in her north side apartment after weeks of hiding. Assistant state’s attorneys led the initial questioning.
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Chicago
Gordon Chambers
Joe Miller
Betty Chambers
North Side
Chambers
Surgeon Dies At Wheel Of Auto In Iowa
Hampton Iowa February 6 Dr C F Osborne prominent surgeon and cattle breeder died Sunday while driving near Humboldt He had angina for over a year and was chief surgeon of the Lutheran hospital He owned the Iowa Brown Swiss company with a leading herd including four world champion cows Funeral planned for Thursday afternoon.
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Hampton
Iowa
C F. Osborne
Humboldt
Osborne
Lutheran Hospital
Iowa Brown Swiss Company
L. D. Jones of Greenfield Dies After Ill Health
L. D. Jones of Greenfield dies at his home after prolonged illness. He is survived by his daughter Mrs. Charles L. Heflen and Dudley Jones of Creston. His passing shocks relatives and friends in West Union Iowa.
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L. D Jones
Charles L. Heflen
Dudley Jones
Creston
Greenfield
France and U S Sign New Arbitration Treaty
Washington reports a new US France arbitration pact signed by Under Secretary Robert E. Olds and Ambassador Paul Claudel. The treaty replaces the Root accord, requires ratification, and commits both nations to arbitrate disputes not involving third parties or the Monroe doctrine, signaling stronger peace safeguards.
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Washington
France
Robert E. Olds
United States
Paul Claudel
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Paris
County Board Considers Road Machinery for Secondary Roads
Regular business before the Union county board of supervisors today included a probable vote on buying additional machinery for secondary road work. Residents favor two more wheel scrapers to enhance county equipment and allow permanent grading of six to ten miles of secondary highways this year.
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Union County Board of Supervisors
Farm Bureau Directors Plan To Grow Membership
The Union County Farm Bureau held its monthly meeting at the bureau office to discuss increasing membership and boosting effectiveness. J L Stark of Corydon, state bureau executive committee man, could not attend due to unsettled weather.
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Union County Farm Bureau
J. L. Stark
Corydon
State Bureau
Ohio Troops May Be Sent To Mine Zone
Ohio governor says national guard could be used to restore order in Belmont county coal fields after Florence mine disturbances near St Clairsville. Adjutant General Henderson reports about 200 men were brought in by automobiles and trucks to terrorize the Florence mine district for about three hours beginning around 10 o clock.
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Columbus
Ohio
National Guard
Belmont County
Florence
St. Clairsville
Henderson
Donahey
Benson W. Hough
Don L. Caldwell
Caldwell
Adjutant General
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Raifi
Claude R. Porter
Interstate Commerce Commissioner
Hickman Siqw
Good Will
Pan-American Congress
A. Stottlemeyer
Fall River
NEA
Mass
Pocasset Mills
City Hall
Mt. Hope Bay
L. D. Jones
West Union
S. H. Bevins
Hawkeye State Bank
U. S
Bureau
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