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Newspaper

Creston Daily Advertiser

Location

Creston, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1924

Page

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Half Million Stolen From Des Moines Graft Ring Trial

Des Moines case centers on a proposed half million dollar theft tied to the city hall payroll and alleged ring with several prominent locals still employed. Ed Thayer claims Russell L. Cockburn did not personally benefit from the stolen funds while promising evidence on the brains behind the scheme. Allen Munn testifies about irregularities found in city hall books and auditor records as the trial opens.

Ted Press Desolaleca Des Moines Ed Thayer Russell L. Cockburn Cockburn Thayer Allen Munn State Auditor City Hall

Stone Mountain Carves Lee Head In Monument Work

Delegates governors and Confederate veterans witness the granite crane lower a platform as the head of General Robert E. Lee emerges on Stone Mountain. The carving marks the first unit of a vast monument honoring the Confederacy with future figures planned around Lee’s relief.

Associated Press Atlanta Robert B. Lee Stone Mountain South Lee C. Helen Vhiane United Daughters of the Confederacy Stoine Mountain Armies Confederacy Dixie thie#e

Big Ten Basketball Ends Third Week With Key Tests

Chicago date January 19 reports three Big Ten games tonight as Iowa and Michigan, both undefeated, clash with Wisconsin at the head of the standings. Purdue faces Minnesota while Indiana meets Chicago as contenders seek to solidify spots behind Iowa and Michigan.

Associated Press Chicago Iowa Michigan Wisconsin i Hawkeyes Purdue Wolverines Minnesota Indiana

Weather Outlook for Upper Mississippi and Missouri Valleys

The forecast for the week starting Monday calls for generally fair skies in the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys. Local snow is likely Thursday or Friday with continued cold conditions.

Associated Press Washington Upper Mississippi Lower Missouri

Texas Allows Mexican Troops Entry Via El Paso

Acting Governor T W Davidson approves 2000 Mexican Federal troops entering Texas by El Paso after pressure from President Obregon and Secretary Hughes. The move shifts permission from Laredo and requires U S responsibility for any damages and safeguarding American interests.

Obregon Texas Paso Mexico Laredo Hughes 6Thite of el Paso Fedral el Pasol

Troops to Move Through El Paso to Juarez for Rebel Action

Mexican consultor and military officials announce federal troops will pass through El Paso and detrain at Juarez to combat rebels inland. Trains can route directly to Juarez with soldiers staying in cars, with secrecy to reduce rebel sympathy violence along the border.

Associated Press el Paso Tex Juarez

Destroyers to Mexican Waters Ordered From Panama

The cruiser Omaha and about six destroyers are ordered from Panama to Vera Cruz to join the Virginia there. Officials will not reveal further plans, but the ships are expected to proceed immediately to the Mexican port, a rebel stronghold.

Washington Omaha Panama Vera Cruz Virginia Vera Crua

Ottumwa Veteran Cigar Manufacturer Dies at 72

Julius Fecht, 72, a veteran Ottumwa cigar maker and well known in state business circles, died after an extended illness. He contracted cancer last summer and spent months at University Hospital and a local hospital.

Associated Press Ottumwa Julius Fecht University Hospital

Schooner and Liquor Returned to Owner

Raleigh N C Jan 19 The British schooner Kwasind and her cargo of 2218 cases of liquor, which entered Oak Island Harbor in distress December 2, will be returned to her master Captain Thomas Popdam escorted to the three mile limit by a coast guard boat to resume voyage to Halifax. District Attorney J B Tucker left for Wilmington to restore ship and cargo to Captain Popdam after liquor was removed and libel proceedings begun. Officials regard the evidence against the ship as insufficient to detain her further.

Associated Press Raleigh N. C Kwasind Oak Island Harbor Thomas Popdim Iit Coast Guard Halifax J. B. Tucker Wilmington Poppam Department of Justice Department

Coolidge Plans Boston Visit For G A R Convention

President Coolidge replied to Governor Cox saying he would be pleased to visit Boston as the guest of the state during the G A R convention next August. He said he would adjust engagements to accept if possible. Earlier he scheduled cruises on the Potomac with Mrs Coolidge and more than a dozen guests.

Associated Press Boston Coolidge Cox Washington

College Officials to Investigate Disorders at Albion

Albion Mich January 19 trustees faculty and students prepared for Mondays board meeting in Detroit to examine disturbances at chapel yesterday morning when about 550 students booed and hissed president John W Laird. Laird has not been seen since late yesterday following student charges of grossing him.

Associated Press Albion Mich Trustes Albion College Detroit Chapel John W. Laird Jedate Laird Dr. Laird

Prince of Stock Exchange Dies at 77

New York January 19 Leo M Prince senior member of the stock exchange firm L M Prince and company died today He was admitted to the exchange in 1902.

Associated Press New York Leo M. Prince Stock Exchange L. M. Prince and Company The Exchange

Grand Island National Bank Closes Doors

Grand Island Nebraska bank, the oldest in the city, failed to open its doors today. Its capital stock stood at 100,090 with a 125,000 surplus, and loans totaling 1,167,014 against deposits of 1,013,630. Factors cited include the death of President C. J. Miles and Miles estate holdings, plus organizational difficulties. Federal agencies reported the closure as part of a northwest credit strain mitigation effort.

Associated Press Grand Island Nebr Grand Island National Ban Dee 31 C. J. Miles Miles Washington Northwest Grand Island National Bank Nebru

Citizens Savings Bank of Decorah Shut Pending Examiners

Iowa bank in Decorah ordered closed by its board today awaiting bank examiners. An official said the move, intended to “play safe,” follows concerns tied to related banks in South Dakota. directors seek a thorough investigation to assess the bank’s condition.

Iowa Decorah Citizens Savings Bank Decorah Citizens Savings Bank South Dakota Examiners

Yale Faculty Votes on Prohibition Amendment

Yale University faculty favor modification of the 18th amendment with 75 to 72 on the three prepared questions and 42 for repeal. Including students, 641 voted for enforcement, 1 042 for modification and 561 for repeal.

Associated Press New Haven Conn Yale News Yale University

Farmhouse Fire Kills Wife and Three Children in Emporium Area

A farmhouse near Emporium Pennsylvania owned by Jacob Smith was destroyed by fire early today. Mrs Smith and three children died in the blaze while Jacob Smith was hospitalized in Ridgeway in critical condition.

Associated Press Emporium Jacob Smith

Lincoln Enacts Alledged Creme at Old Home

Warren Lincoln, Aurora horticulturist, directs police through his abandoned home and greenhouse to reenact the January 10 1923 killings of his wife and her brother Byron Shoup. Phillip Shoup a relative reports received letters asking for $100 to an Evanston woman, leading to the case.

Associated Press Autore Michaels Warren Lincoln Byron Shawp Lincoln Iowa Associate? Press Vedor Rapids Warran J. Jincoln Aurora Illinois Byron Shoup Cediy Rapids Phillip Shoup Elain Shoup Evanston Fetter

Ft Dodge Funding Bonds Bill Passed By Senate And House

Des Moines reports that the act legalizing 23000 in funding bonds for Ft. Dodge cleared the Senate, moved to the House, and was approved before adjournment. Hoeldoegle introduced it, Anderson of Webster county supported it in the House. The session also passed a municipal corporate bill, while county attorney compensation hearings drew county attorneys to the state house chaired by Senator John Ethels.

Associated Press Des Moines Ft. Dodge Senate Hoeldoegle Anderson Webster County Municahpal Corporation Iowla State House Code Commission Senate Committee On John Ethels Davis County

Stefansson Explor er To Quit The Game

Vilhjalmur Stefansson, in San Francisco on a lecture tour, says exploration has lost its thrill. He cites airplanes and airships as reducing the excitement of discovery and declares he is through with exploring.

Associated Press San Francisco Vilhjalmur Stefansson Stefansson

Power firms bid $100 million for Muscle Shoals plant

Washington reports Representative Hull cites a southern group offer of $100,000,000 to operate the Muscle Shoals hydro plant for fifty years. Hull says the bid could fund fertilizer production and regional distribution, with three conditions: preserve government interests, farmers soil conservation, and timely completion of dam No. 3.

Washington Muscle Shoals Planta Hull Republican Iowa Federal Power Company United States Congres Congress Muscle Shoals Hul Tennessee

Ford Reiterates Muscle Shoals Offer to House Panel

Washington January 19 Henry Ford informed chairman Kahn of the House military committee that his Muscle Shoals offer remains valid.

Associated Press Washington Henry Ford Kahn House Military Committee Muscle Shoals

McKenzie Bill Needs Madden Amendment On Power Plants

A Detroit manufacturer says the McKenzie bill is satisfactory if the Madden amendment permitting replacement on Gorgas steam power plants is adopted. The committee will consider Ford proposals and offers from several southern power companies when it meets Tuesday.

Associated Press Washington McKenzie Detroit Madden Gorgas Ford Southern Power Companies

European Title Supply Plentiful at $20.00

New York notices show twenty applications for a new dancing pavilion contract. Six claimed Austrian counts, three British titles, three Russian, and one German with Kaiser kinship. Three offered $20 weekly, one would not quit a current $22 job for less than $26.

Associated Press New York Focal

Prairie Oil and Gas hikes crude oil prices in mid-continent

In Tulsa on January 19 the Prairie Oil and Gas Company posted higher crude oil prices across the mid-continent field including Oklahoma, Kansas and North Texas. The increases range from 15 to 25 cents, bringing the new price span to 1.15 to 1.50 per barrel.

Associated Press Tulsa Okla The_ Prairie Oil and Gas Company Mid-Continent Kansas North Texas

Smelting Firm Advances Lead Price in Market Change

New York on January 19 Ameri can Smelting and Refining Company raised the lead price from 7.90 to 8.00 cents per pound signaling a new baseline in metal markets for the day.

New York American Smelting and Refining Company

Prohibition Debates Hit House Veteran Attacks Liquor Laws

An 88 year old Rep Sherwood of Ohio charged that prohibition enforcement failed to curb alcohol use and narcotics have risen since the Volstead Act. He cites rising British liquor imports, claims crime and divorces increased, and accuses Upshaw of empty rhetoric with no benefits shown.

Associated Press Washington Plourisheng Anti-Saloon League Upshaw Dem Georgia Sherewood Ohio House Representatives Daugherty Congress U. S Antisaloon League Sherwood

Plan to elect wrestling captain at Iowa State College

Ames Iowa Jan 19 a new method selects a team captain by vote before each match. Greer heavyweight wrestler who was elected captain at season start could not continue in school.

Ames Towa State College Greer

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