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Creston Daily Advertiser

Location

Creston, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1925

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Defense Stand In Scopes Case Will Be Argued

Dayton Tennessee July 11 Evolution trial eyes expert testimony as turning point in Scopes case. Darrow and Bryan to clash on admissibility of scientists and theologians while ministers anticipate Bryan address on the courthouse lawn tomorrow afternoon.

Associated Press Dayton, Tenn Scopes Dayton Tennessee Raulston A. T. Stewart Clarence Darrow Darrow John T. Scopes William Jenings Bryan State of Tennessee River Chattanooga News Seepes Dayton Ministers’ Association William Jennings Bryan

Protest Rodeo Planned in Chicago by Anti-Rodeo League

Chicago July 11 A committee from the Anti-Rodeo league of prominent Chicago businesswomen protests the August rodeo planned by the Chicago association of commerce. The league invited press guests but was barred. They promise to discuss the issue openly while officials claim pamphlets from New York misrepresent the event. A state attorney warned of prosecutions if humane laws are violated.

Chicago Anti-Rodeo League Chicago Association of Commerce Turkey H. F. Miller Mary Cavandaugh Association of Commerce New York League Robert E. Crowes

DePaulo Takes Lead In Baltimore Race Start

Laurel Maryland July 11 The Baltimore Laurel 50 mile automobile race began at 3 10 p m with Peter DePaulo leading as they cleared the start line followed by Leon Duray Sixteen top racers will race 250 miles around the Baltimore Washington board track near Laurel Pete DePaulo Earl Cooper Harry Hartz Tommy Milton Benny Hill and Fred Comer listed among starters Clear weather forecast with 25000 in prizes.

Laurel Peter DePaulo Leon Duray Pete DePaulo Earl Cooper Harry Hartz Tommy Milton Benny Hill Fred Comer

Fake Deputy Marshal Gets Five Years in Pen

J. C. Newton posed as a deputy marshal with W. C. Kisinger and Mrs. Gladys Norman. They swindled Ben B. Fereday of Iowa of $10,000 in Minneapolis, transporting him to Iowa where the money was handed over. Newton was arrested in Terre Haute. Kisinger remains a fugitive and Norman serves a sentence for auto theft.

Associated Press Minneapolis J. C. Newton Ben B. Fereday Iown Farmer South Dakota J. W. Molyneaux Newton W. C. Kisinger Gladys Norman Fereday Kisinger Ms. Norman Iowa Terre Haute Ind Mrs. Norman Women's Reformatory

Reunion for Ames farmers in Red Oak set for July 19

Former students and graduates of the two year agriculture and herdsmen courses at Iowa State College living in southwest Iowa will hold a reunion in Chautauqua Park Red Oak Sunday afternoon July 19. P E Applegate of Afton is chairman with a basket dinner at 1 o clock. Speakers include Henry Eichling C C Jones Fred Hanson and J C Cunningham.

Iowa State College Iowa Chautauqua Park Red Oak Ames P. E. Applegate Afton Henry Eichling C. C. Jones Fred Hanson J. C. Cunningham Union County Charles Nelson Creston Irvon Laver Jwell J. W. Ste Stream K . Henry Shannon City Leonard White Fred Lamb Horiatio Brotherton Geo Christiansen

Nine Indicted In Pickwick Club Disaster

Boston reports nine secret indictments by the grand jury probing the Pickwick club collapse of July 4 that killed 44 people. The indictments were presented in Suffolk superior court and the defendants’ names will be released next Monday.

Associated Press Boston Grand Jury Pickwick Club Lummus Suffolk Superior Court

Pickwick club building indictments arraigned in Boston

Three men named in nine secret indictments from the Pickwick club collapse were arraigned before Superior Court Judge Lummus. Architect George Funk club president Timothy J. Barry and lessee Hyman Bloomberg pleaded not guilty to manslaughter and a trial was set for Wednesday.

Boston Grand Pickwick Club Superior Court Lummus George ©. Funk Timothy J. Barry Hyman Bloomberg

Autoist Held For Manslaughter in Radeke Death

P J Morlock of Burlington Iowa remained jailed in Wheaton Illinois after failing to post 10000 bond on a manslaughter charge arising from an automobile collision that killed Earl Radeke 30 a Moscow Iowa student at Wheaton college theological seminary Witnesses at the inquest said they did not see a second car Morlock and Warming said another car struck Radeke before Morlock's vehicle continued to Chicago after he found the victim was taken to a hospital.

Aurora Ill P. J. Morlock Burlington Wheaton Earl W. Radeke Moscow Radeke Wheaton College Theological Seminary Morlock Co. T. Warming Chicago Warming

Woman Dies Instantly In Creston Grain Binder Crash

Mrs. Bessie Evans is killed when Ned Polen's car, driven after a night of drinking, crashes into a grain binder on a narrow bridge east of Creston. Polisiers say Baldwin and Polen face liquor and DUI charges as inquest is planned for Monday. Wayne Evans, husband, resides in Chicago.

Bessie Evans J. H. Barker Union County Creston Ned Polen Diagonal C. Baldwin Afton Polen Creater Evans

Mrs. C. W. Miler Dead Funeral Monday

Mrs. C. W. Miler died at 10 10 Friday evening at 704 North Division Street after a long illness. She is survived by her husband two daughters Mrs. Alvin Lawson and Mrs. Grover Lawson of this city and four sons Guy Burr Fay and Clyde. Funeral services will be held Monday afternoon at the Methodist church here with burial in Afton cemetery.

C. W. Miler North Division Street Alvin Lawson Grover Lawson City Guy and Burr Fay Lincoln Township Clyde Rock Rapidela Methodist Afton

Ponzi Sentenced to Seven to Nine Years in Prison

Boston July 11 Charles Ponzi, found guilty on four indictments for larceny from investors in his international postal reply coupon enterprise, was sentenced by Superior Court Judge Sisk to seven to nine years in a state prison. The judge called him a common and notorious thief.

Associated Press Boston Charles Ponzi International Postal Reply Sisk

Bankruptcy Filed by Local Farmer Near Corning

George H. Farris, a farmer near Corning, filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in federal court. Liabilities total 4971.05 with 3478 unsecured. assets stand at 1288 and 831 exempt. W C Russell bought the Chrysler agency from Harlan Schmuck and will operate at the Independent gamee on 205 North Pine. Out of town relatives attended the funeral of J T Reynolds held Friday, including Paul E Reynolds of Los Animas Colorado and many others from Winterset Emporia Burlington St Joseph Ottumwa Clinton Til.

George H. Farris Near Corning W. C. Russell North Oak Street Chrysler Agency Harlan Schmuck Gamee North Pine Street J. T. Reynolds Paul E. Reynolds Los Animas Col Joe Burne Winterset John Thomas Grace Emporia Kan Ella Smith Ottumwa John Farrell Burlington Jake Adams St. Joseph Tom Conley Fred Burns York, Neb Anna Morrissey Bernard Flora Reynolds Clinton, MI Chales Bivins Clinton, Til

Banker Joseph Gant Dies After Embezzlement Crisis

Kansas City July 11. Joseph R. Gant banker president of the defunct Centropolis State Bank died by his own hand without revealing the fate of about 633000 dollars he allegedly embezzled. The bank closed November 14 1924 causing losses to 2760 merchants and workers. Examiners said only Gant could settle the missing funds mystery.

Associated Press Kansas City Joseph R. Gantbanker Centropolis State Bank Gant

Negroes and Whites Clash In Detroit

In Detroit on July 11 a clash erupted in an all white district as a family of five negroes and two roomers moved in. Whites gathered and stormed the residence, gunfire wounded a white boy, and police dispersed the crowd. Posters announced a Ku Klux Klan mass meeting for July 25.

Prewe Detroit Mich Ku Klux Kilan

Canton Quiet as Expectation Rises of Attack on Foreigners

Canton China July 11 officials report a calm city yet belief grows that another assault on foreigners is planned. Inflammatory posters portray Indian soldiers killing Chinese and many official images show women and children among those harmed amid recent disturbances.

Associated Press Canton China

Weekly Weather Forecast for Upper Mississippi and Missouri Valleys

The week ahead brings a brief period of scattered showers at the start and again midweek. Temperatures near normal to above normal for the period.

Woshington Sully Mississippi Missouri

Rumor Kendall May Enter Senate Race

Des Moines July 11. Mrs N E Kendall denied reports that former governor Nathan B Kendall planned to run for the Senate seat held by Cummins next year. Politicians noted his past statements and health concerns while Brookhart allies welcomed any shift in the race.

Des Moines Nathan B. Kendall Senate Cummins Kendall Washington the Register Brookhart Brookhart-Steck Comprise Mre N. E. Kendall

Mrs. Elmer Warren of Thayer Died Friday

Mrs. Elmer Warren of Thayer died Friday evening at 5 30 at her home after a long illness. The funeral will be at 11 o clock Sunday morning at the Methodist church in Thayer with burial in Afton cemetery.

Elmer Warren Thayer Afton

Ten Years Ago in Creston Community News Highlights

Ten years ago in Creston Rev. J B Birkner arrived from Remsen to lead the German Evangelical church succeeding Rev Blaufus. The city council granted Seventh Day Adventists permission for tent meetings in McKinley Park and adopted a new automobile parking rule. The council planned to pave the Adams Montgomery alley opening onto Oak Division and a severe storm struck Grant township including Valley church, causing destruction by lightning and rain. James Brown bought Havenhill’s interest in Creston Auto. Sixteen Creston girls were nominated carnival queens for the Fire Department event. Local church groups hosted gatherings, and a boy scout drive urged support for a community Y M C A with plans for a club room.

Creston McKinley Park Adams Montgomery Oak Division Streets Valley Grant Township H. B. Fordyce North Oak Street

Former State Senator Olson Dies in Des Moines

Charles Olson of Boone, former Iowa state senator, died at Iowa Methodist Hospital from peritonitis after an operation. He was 55. Born in Sweden, his family settled near Boone. He studied at Drake University, was a farmer and bank president, and served in the senate during the 39th 40th and 40th extra sessions. Burial is planned in Beaver, Iowa.

Associated Press Des Moines Charles Olson Boone Iowa Methodist Hospital Beaver Sweden Drake University Beaver Savings Bank

Oil Discovery Near Hamburg Iowa Prompts Hoards At Farm

Thousands flock to the Spicer farm near Hamburg as drilling hits 100 barrel daily output and oil is struck 4000 feet deep. Initial gush yielded few barrels. experts expected more 200 feet deeper. A. B. Donaldson listed as promoter with leases held on surrounding farms.

Associated Press Shenandoah Spicer Hamburg Cc. T. Hatch Hatch Motor Company Creston A. Hatch Sidney A. B. Donaldson

Mrs Phebus Installed In High Rebekah Office

Maude Phebus was installed as noble grand of the Royal Rebekah lodge in Creston at the Odd Fellows hall with district deputy marshal and Afton lodge staff in charge. Other officers named include Iva Clem vice grand and Lillian England treasurer. A banquet followed, chaired by Loraine Miley.

Maude Phebus Royal Rebekah Lodge Creston Odd Fellows Hall Afton Lodge Iva Clem Iva Maine Lillian England Margaret Buck Stella Wray Marie Florence Mies Mabel Blazek Myrtle Harkness Clara Miller Grace Johnson Cassie Clink Sarah Anderson Elsie Blazek May McDonald Gladys Ogg Loraine Miley

Knights of Columbus Meet Initiates Seven Candidates

General Sheridan Council Knights of Columbus held a meeting at their hall Friday evening at 8 o clock. J Tushouse of St Joseph Mo supreme counsel was present and spoke on the order s correspondence school and hospital work for ex service men in the country and also work in Europe. A social hour with music and talks followed and refreshments were served.

J. Tushause General Sheridan Council Knights of Columbus St. Joseph Supreme Counsel of The Europe Tushouse

Miss Elta Child Rites Set In Cromwell

Miss Elta Child of Cromwell died this morning at Clarinda. Funeral services will be at 2 30 Sunday afternoon at the Congregational church in Cromwell with Rev. C F Baird officiating. Burial will follow in Cromwell cemetery.

Elta Child Cromwell Clarinda Congregational C .F. Baird Cromwell Cemetery

Boyce Reaches Semi Finals in State Golf Tourney

R M Boyce of Creston advanced to the semi finals of the president's flight in the Iowa state tournament at Sioux City after qualifying with 463 players. He defeated Dr A J McLaughlin and John Nelson before a 34 hole loss to Lloyd Willard in the semifinal.

R. M Boyce West Jefferson Street Creston Crestmoor Golf Club Sioux City Crestmoor Mr. Boyce Lemare Campbell Ames McLaughlin A. J. McLaughlin Sioux City Country Club Boyce Secon John Nelson Iowa Nelson Lloyd Willard Cedar Falls Willard Sioux City County Club Lee Herron Art Bartlett Herron Bartlett

Two Tax Assessments Appealed From Creston Review

Creston city council acts as board of review set last month values for two properties appealed to district court. Advertiser-Gazette Inc. and Mrs. EB Stern er appealed. Ads-Gazette value cut from 15000 to 10000. Stern er’s property on North Maple Street raised from 8000 to 10000 with no reduction.

Creston District Court Advertiser-Gazette Company EB. L. Sterner Advertiser-Gazette Sterner Maple Street

Girl Imitates Railroad Brakeman Ends in Tragic Death

Ellen Sharley aged 11 of Osage Iowa died after being struck by a moving freight train while attempting to imitate a brakeman. Both legs were severed in the accident that occurred last evening, with death recorded at 4 a.m. today.

Associated Press Osage, Ja Ellen Sharley

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bryan DePaulo Baltimore Aston Man Justice of the Peace Adam Pickett E. C. Baldwin Greater Community Hospital Justice Picket Baldwin Fred Collings James McKee McKee Rumor Kendall U. S Elmer Warren, Thayer J. B. Birkner Remsen German Evangelical Church Mr Blaufus Ning James Brown William Havenhill Creston Auto Company Mr Havenhill Volunteer Fire Department Ladies Aid Society of Salem Lutheran Church John Valin North Maple Street St. Monica's Guild of the Methodist Church W. 8. Powers Northwest Chestnut Street Boy Scout Movement Fair Grounds Phebus Rebekah Elta
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