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Newspaper

Creston Daily Advertiser

Location

Creston, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1925

Page

4

Careful Ballot Count in Iowa Senate Recount

Des Moines reports detail a lengthy Iowa senatorial recount in Washington. About 40 checkers monitor ballots while two supervisors from each side and a third party decide disputed marks, focusing on 700 arrow ballots and a law restricting identifying marks. Brookhart led with 447,594 votes to Stock 446,840.

Des Moines Iowa Washington James M. Parsons Daniel Steck J. G. Mitchell Smith W. Brookhart Senate O. K J. W. Pendy Steck L. Cooper Brookhart Colonel Thayer Indiana Election Commission Secretary of State Stock

U S Dominates Theatres Of Europe Says Critic

Berlin July 27 America is shaping European theater says Hellmuth Barnick in Lokal Anzeiger The critic calls America the bacillus infecting Europe noting Paris Berlin and Vienna reflect its influence He cites open air Aida in Vienna and New York transforming a church into a theater and a theater into a church Hollywoods Notre Dame set and Paris venues applauded as signs of American control

Associated Preasy Berlin America Germany Austria Hellmuth Barnick Lokal Anzeiger Europe Paris Vienna New York Hollywood Notre Dame Casino de Paris Olympia

Missouri River Flood Devastates Iowa Shore Near Council Bluffs

After a seven month lull the Missouri River resumes erosion along the Iowa shore affecting the Hopkins Cusack drainage district near the old Hopkins ranch and areas west of Rainbow Point north of Council Bluffs. Land losses are reported as the river advances.

Council Bluffs Iowa Hopkins-Cusack Old Hopkins Ranch Rainbow Point The Narrows Missouri

Rivers Run Rampant At Narrows And Hopkins Ranch

The stream attacks the Iowa shore and spreads along the riverfront. Despite a low water level the river is eroding levee fronts and washing away earth. West of Rainbow Point the Illinois Central land suffers substantial erosion and a township road disappears. A new road is built east of the old. A retard built last March briefly checked progression but water resumed advancing north.

Hopkins Ranch Iowa Rainbow Point Illinois Central Railroad Illinois Central

Engineers Conquer Turbulent Arkansas River

Pueblo Colo July 27 Engineers say they have tamed the Arkansas River by diverting it into a concrete leveed channel that will prevent repeats of the 1921 flood. The $4 million project included moving Denver Rio Grande Western railroad yards without stopping service and built a retention dam seven miles north of Pueblo to store 21 000 acre feet for local irrigation.

Associated Preas Pueblo Col Arkansas Denver Rio Grande Western Railroad

Walther League Opens 33rd International Convention

The Walther League bringing young Lutherans to San Francisco for its 33rd international convention opens at the Civic auditorium with speeches by A A Grossmann Paul G Prokopy and John H C Fritz. The league supports missionaries in China and India and promotes the Back to the Hearth family unity movement.

Tne Associated Press San Francisco Thirty-Third International Walther League Synodical Conference of the Lutheran Church Civic Auditorium A. A. Grossmann Paul G. Prokopy John H. C. Fritz Concordia Seminary St. Louis Prokopy China India Evangelical Lutheran Church of the Synodical Conference America Lutheran Church H. Greuther Wisconsin Missouri Synod H. C. Nitz Arizona J. W. Behnken Houston Texas Karl Kretzschmar Ft. Smith Ark R. Jesse Board For Young People’s Work

Russian inventor hails new keyboard instrument to supplant pianos

Moscow July 27 A Russian musician S Gilev has devised a new instrument with an ordinary keyboard he hopes will replace upright and grand pianos. The report notes the instrument’s keyboard is standard but gives no further details.

Associated Press Moscow S. Gilev

New Instrument Pichetone Aims to Replace Pianos

A compact eight pound box sized instrument uses a steel comb in place of weval strings and pinchers touching the teeth to produce tones. Russian musicians Ippolitov Ivanov and Av ranek note its strong tone and better intonation at the Moscow Conservatory. Named Pichetone, it could be produced cheaply to compete with bulky pianos.

Ippolitov-Ivanov Avranek Moscow Conservatory of Music

Free State to Hold First Senatorial Election

The Free State will hold its first senatorial elections this autumn two months after a three month counting period is expected. Of 60 seats 19 will be on the panel 76 names total with proportional representation. The Senate has limited power to block legislation for up to 270 days.

Associated Press Dublin Free State Senate Senate Dail Free State

Executor's Notice in Estate of Lucretia A Hill

The executor Adam Pickett is appointed July 27 1925 by the Union County Iowa District Court to administer the estate of Lucretia A Hill. Creditors must pay the estate and claimants must present legally authenticated claims for allowance.

Lucretia A. Hill District Court Union County Iowa Lucretia A Hill Adam Pickett

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