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Creston Daily Advertiser

Location

Creston, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1923

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Blue Grass Highway Convention Planned for Creston

Senator Charles H Thomas urges immediate Creston meeting of Blue Grass road towns to plan a state line to state line highway. He credits Burlington and the Greater Burlington association and calls for new color markers from Burlington to Omaha to boost Iowa’s arterial route.

Creston Blue Grass Road Burlington K Sound Bluffs Charles H Thomas Chamber of Commerce Chamber J. W. Reynolds Thomas Iowa Chicago Omaha Greater Dr. Reynolds

France Completes Ratification Of Washington Naval Treaty

Washington reports the French senate’s ratification of the Washington naval treaty and the four power pacts moves to final act of putting the agreements into effect. Deposits by all signatories are awaited in Washington, with dates for effective action determined by treaty clauses.

Washington United States

Bald headed men in New York clubs face costly secret

New York reports exclusive clubs full of men wearing realistic toupees. Bruno Leo Schurig, purveyor to Rockefeller, says many French and German toilmakers were killed in the war, increasing the cost and risk of the disguise.

New York Bruno Leo Schurig John PD. Rockefeller Hamburg France Germany

Weather forecast for Chicago shows fair conditions

The weather indications for the next twenty four hours predict generally fair tonight and Friday with little temperature change.

Chicago

Weather Summary for Local Observations

Local observations over the past 24 hours show high temperatures around 88 to 91 degrees and lows near 69 to 73 degrees. No precipitation was recorded on July 7 through July 12, with a 1 pm temperature reading of 71 degrees.

Five Miners Die in Alabama Mine Accident

In Bessemer Alabama a train of trip cars carrying 40 miners broke loose and plunged to the pit bottom during the morning shift. Five men were killed and about 12 injured in the collapse.

Birmingham Ala Bessemer

Red Letter Days Announced for Iowa State Fair

Des Moines Iowa July 12 An announcement from Secretary of Agriculture Corey lists 12 special days at the Iowa State Fair including Reputation day Children’s day Public School day World War Veterans’ day Music day Farm Bureau day Old Soldiers day State day Boys and Girls club day Livestock parade day Prosperity day Automobile Race day and Grand Finale day.

Des Moines Corey Farm Bureau

England Reports World Fastest Train Between London and Swindon

The new summer rail schedules showcase five trains exceeding a mile per minute. The London to Swindon run covers 77% miles in 75 minutes at about 61.8 mph, with the London to Bath leg at 106% miles at 61.1 mph. Daily non stop services link London to major cities and coastal resorts.

London Swindon Bath England

Union County Schools Report Nine Month Terms

County Superintendent Mrs. Nancy Bell announced Union county has six townships with nine month terms and at least six independent districts also operating nine months. The state law fixes eight months as the minimum, but Union districts exceed this requirement.

Nancy Bell Union County Bell

Wheat stocks rise nationwide on July 1

Washington July 12. Stock of wheat in elevators across the country on July 1 totaled 36 458 000 bushels, up from 28 756 000 bushels on July 1 last year.

Washington, D. C

Willard Firpo Bout Draws Surge In Buenos Aires Trade

The Willard Firpo fight to Oust Jack Dempsey’s title is slated for tonight at Boyles Thirty Acres Jersey City. Promoter Tex Rickard expected a sellout of about 50 000 seats with receipts pushing toward 400 000 dollars as eager fans in Argentina and the western hemisphere follow the bout.

Buenos Aires Argentina Luis Firpo Jess Willard Jersey City New Jersey Firpo Prairies Kansas Dempsey Western Hemisphere Willard-Firpo Associated Press New York Boyles Thirty Acres Luis Angel Firpo Jack Dempsey Willard Kansan Tex Rickard

Rum running in Florida touted as safe by dealer

Chicago Daily News reports Florida coast rum running flourishing with car dealers selling sedans for liquor transport. Dealers offer a negro chauffeur and guaranteed delivery, with extra services and a pretty girl in the back seat to reassure officers during crossings.

Chicago Florida Chicago Daily News Seaboard Terry Act Sayng

Ex-Governor and Sun Join in Business

Des Moines notes former Gov. B. F. Carroll and his son Paul W. Carroll forming a real estate partnership with a capital of 25000 dollars. The filing was made today in Des Moines Indiana.

Sun Des Moines B. F. Carroll and Hison Paul W. Carroll

Republican convention eyed for Chicago next June

Chicago July 12 The Republican national convention will be held in Chicago next June if national treasurer Fred Upham makes the request. The state chairman said the party's financial report is better than in the past two years.

Chicago Fred Upham

Explosion wrecks Chicago building injuring two men

Chicago July 12 two men were likely fatally hurt when a blast on the fourth floor of the Mid-City Packing company eight story building destroyed most of the structure.

Chicago Mid-City Packing Company

Yucatan Delegation Shocks Women at Pan American Meet

Yucatan's women delegates at the Pan American League of Women convention in Mexico City cause a stir by openly discussing birth control and facile wedding and divorce methods. Other state delegates remain unmoved, with the peninsula's group winning only the customary enfranchisement resolutions.

Mexico City Yucatan Pan-American League of Women

Demand for Teachers in Grinnell College Report

A Grinnell College bureau report shows 103 teaching requests since January. Fifty nine graduates and twenty one alumni were placed, leaving twenty six positions unfilled. The study highlights a scarcity of teachers among graduates.

Grinnell Bureau of Appointments Grinnell College

State Finishes Testimony in RR Rate Case

Des Moines July 12. The state completed the testimony in the railroad rate case between Chicago Rock Island and Pacific and Chicago Great Western. Clifford Thorne led the testimony opposing higher road valuation for tax and arguing for higher freight and passenger fares.

Des Moines Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad Chicago, Great Western Clifford Thorne

Omaha Legion Boxing Show Promises Fast Riots of Action

Omaha July 12 A Douglas county American Legion boxing card at the baseball park on July 20 features light heavyweights Jimmy Delaney of St Paul and Jimmy Carey of New York City in the main event. Delaney has fought locally and previously faced Jack Burke. the list of anticipated bouts includes Darc y facing several top opponents and a varied lineup of eastern fighters.

Omaha Neb Douglas County Post American Legion Omaha Baseball Park J. J. Isaacson Jimmy Delaney St. Paul Jimmy Carey New York City Delaney Jack Burke Pittsburgh Shelby Montana Darcy Leo Miyan Tommy Loughdan Philadelphia Mike McTigue Young Fisher Pay Kelser Billy Shade Harry Foley Martty Farrell Jimmy Clabby Battling Ortega Lee Anderson Harry Greb Jeff Smith Lew Bogash Stewart McLean Johnny O’donnell

Germans Patrols Target French Allies In Occupied Areas

Paris reports describe nocturnal raids by Germans against French collaborators in occupied zones. Attacks involve riding offenders from towns, with instances of kidnappings using white sheets as disguises. Parliament also discussed France’s army reorganization focusing on aviation and modern weapons.

Essen Jay Occupied Paris France Jean Fabry Chamber Army Commission

Train rails end a man at Woodbine in fatal accident

J. D. Briggen of Denison aged to be 35 was struck by a Northwestern passenger train while walking along the track at Woodbine Nebraska. He was a salesman. He died at the scene and the incident occurred July 12.

Omaha Nebr J. D. Briggen Denison, Jr Woodbine Northwestern

London Dog Licenses Boost City Exchequer

London reports 176,423 dog licenses issued in the last year adding 66,162 pounds to the municipal exchequer. The July 12 dispatch notes the large total and the revenue impact from pet ownership in the capital.

London PET

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