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Newspaper

Creston Daily Advertiser

Location

Creston, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1923

Page

2

Gist Elected State G A R Commander Feels Death at Home

Cedar Falls June 8. W W Gist elected commander of the G A R at the Fort Dodge convention died at his home at 4 30 this morning after several hours illness He served as National chaplain for terms and was state chaplain when elected He had lived in Cedar Falls twenty five years and was once connected with the Teachers college here

Cedar Falls Ila W. W. Gist Fort Dodge Teachers College Des Moines Ray Raney Twenty: Fifth Street West North Sam C Wymer Sixteenth Street Raney Ethel Miss Wymer H. H. Sawyer Neal Hutchins North High West High School Ethel Raney

Winkleman Co Files Voluntary Bankruptcy Petition

A bankruptcy petition was filed in federal court by Winkleman & Co. the second largest member of Wall Street’s curb as District Attorney Bantam seeks records. Police aided in recovering records after the firm vanished following the petition with packages reportedly removed from the brokerage house.

New York Winkleman & Co Wall Street Bantam

Decatur Plans 100 Volunteer Police Officers

Mayor Elmer E Elder obtained city council approval to appoint 100 volunteer bonded policemen to aid in enforcing laws against mashers traffic violators and other offenses. The volunteers will operate with the regular police force.

Decatur Elmer E. Elder

Belgium Rejects German Reparations Offer

Brussels reports state the amended German reparations plan is unacceptable to Belgium officials who, while criticizing the proposal, view it as a possible step toward Germany's capitulation.

Brussels Belgium Germany

Defective Brakes Cause Car Accident

Defective brakes on a half mile hill in Council Bluffs Iowa caused injuries to a Fairmont Park street car passenger and serious injuries to the motorman J Geary Oyster who jumped from the car as it plunged downhill.

Council Bluffs, Ja Fairmont Park J. Geary Oyster

Weather Outlook for Chicago June 8

Weather indications for the next twenty four hours show showers in the west portion tonight or Saturday while the east remains fair. Winds calm with warmer temperatures tonight.

Chicago

Weather Summary for Local Observations

Weather summary notes the past 24 hours ending 7 a m with temperatures, precipitation, wind, and visibility details from local observing stations. Data include variation in readings across sites, highlighting rainfall amounts and notable gusts during the period.

Daughton Likely Seeks Recount in Congressional Race

John P. Daughton the Democratic candidate said he would request a recount if the official canvass keeps showing him gaining on Judge Hiram K. Evans. He would seek the recount only if Fremont County shows a clear difference between unofficial and official tallies. Officials expected to release Fremont County results today or tomorrow.

Grand River John P. Daughton Hiram K. Evans Corydon Fremont County

Erb Made New Treasurer of Iowa Elks

Iowa Elks held a convention in Marshalltown Iowa naming officers Clay Knease of Muscatine president J E O'Brien Des Moines secretary and E A Erb Burlington treasurer Clinton chosen as 1924 convention site after a contest with Clinton Fort Dodge and Mason City A large parade was planned to close the convention with hundreds of Elk lodges expected to participate

Marshalltown Iowa

Seven Die in German Riot at Leipsic Protest

Berlin reports that seven people were killed and more than 100 wounded in yesterday's Leipsic disorders. The protest targeted Ruhr occupation and unemployment relief, drawing about 20 000 participants before order was restored by nightfall.

Berlin Leipsic

Birth Rate Decline As Deaths Rise in 1922

Washington reports provisional census figures showing birth rate at 22.7 per 1000 in 1922, down from 24.4 in 1921, while death rate climbs to 11.9 per 1000, up from 11.6 in 1921. Data covers 24 states with birth figures and 33 states with death figures.

Washington, D. C Department of Commerce

Resume Hearing on German Patents Return Suit

The government resumes its case in Wilmington Delaware as it seeks return of seized German dye patents and related marks from the Chemical Foundation. Evidence includes Palmer letters, Wilson messages, trade act references, dye industry reports, and Foundation documents.

Wilmington Del Chemical Foundation, Inc United States District Court Chemical Foundation A. Mitchell Palmer Wilson Congrees Cancerns The

Iowa Veterans Bonus Checks Delayed By Washington Errors

Des Moines June 8. The bonus money for 3500 Iowa veterans is held up due to errors in Washington on service records. Auditor Glenn Haynes may travel to correct records before payments proceed. The War and Navy departments allegedly certified 3000 applicants' records to other states, delaying adjudication.

Des Moines Iowa Washington Glenn Haynes Lew Morgans Bonus Board War and Navy Departments

Sioux City Printers' Strike Continues With Open Shop Plan

Sioux City Iowa June 8 The printers strike at the Journal and Tribune presses persists. Publishers issued an eight page morning paper for both papers and plan to publish again under an open shop policy. They have arranged to import printers to replace strikers.

Sioux City Journal and Tribune

Davenport Teacher Discharged for Cruelty to Dog

The Davenport school board unanimously discharged Ray McClelland a high school teacher after he dropped a small dog from a third story window to the ground. He says the act was punishment for boys who brought the dog to class. He also faces an animal cruelty charge by the Humane Society of Davenport.

Davenport Ray McClelland McClelland Huqmpe Society of

Grand Dragon Attacks Kamellia Group in Arkansas Statement

Little Rock dated June 8 1930 James A Comer grand dragon of the Arkansas Ku Klux Klan denounces William Joseph Simmons emperor of the Knights of the Klan for forming a women’s order Kamella He questions the money tied to contracts with C W Beeson H Tom Kite and the W A S Study club and calls for full publicity of the dealings in Claremore Oklahoma

Little Rock Ark Wiliam Joseph Simmons Knights of the Ku Klux Klan Order of the Knights Kamelia James A. Comer The Klan Arkansas Kameltia C. W. Beeson H. Tom Kite W. A. S. Study Club C. W Beeson Claramore Okla Kamella the Womens Organization Colonel Simmons

Patrolman Suspended Over Beating Reporters at Inquest

Chicago police board suspends patrolman M Maye after he beat multiple newspaper reporters including two women while they sought entry to the coroner inquest into the death of Richard C Teamer, killed Tuesday night by a laughing girl bandit.

Chicago Ill M. Maye Police Board Richard C. Teamer

Bonus bonds pay into state treasury in Des Moines

Approximately $9,000,000 has been turned over to the state treasury by the bonding syndicate buying the soldiers bonus issue in payment of $12,345,000 four percent bonds. State Treasurer Burbank announced yesterday that the remaining $3,345,000 would probably be turned over to the state late last night or today.

Des Moines Burbank

Sun surface temperatures cited in early science report

Scientists in a period article state the sun’s surface temperature is about 6000 degrees Celsius or 11,000 degrees Fahrenheit, reflecting contemporary astronomical measurements. The piece notes the scale used and the scientific context of solar observations.

Creston Woman Seeks Death Through Fire Amid Ill Health

Mrs. Bert Anderson of 409 South Vine Street attempted suicide by burning herself after returning from a sanitarium. Neighbors doused the flames, but she suffered severe burns and death was expected. she cited ill health and lost hope of relief.

Bert Anderson Iies South Vine Street Anderson Burlington Railroad Fry

Bombing At Checker Taxi Co In Chicago Leads To Arrests

About thirty arrests were made today of men linked to the Morris Martin residence bombing and taxi cab attacks on the Checker Taxi Cab Co. Martin, president of the company, faces damage to property and injuries to people. State agents plan to question Martin regarding a faction within the company suspected of involvement.

Chicago Til Morris Martin Checker Taxi Cab Co Martin

Sweden’s Paper Money Worth More than Gold

Stockholm reports the Swedish State Bank sold dollars to keep the crown on par with the dollar as the rate rose to 3.755 from 2.74. The bank’s foreign currency holdings fell from 160 million to 63 million crowns, with experts predicting paper notes could exceed gold value if Parliament delays returning to gold parity.

Stockholm London

Many Women Preachers in U S

Chicago June 8 anew list shows 178 women preachers across denominations in the United States as members of the International Association of Women Preachers. Six foreign members include three in China two in India and one in Africa. Illinois leads with 33 including 17 in Chicago.

Chicago United States International Association of Women Preachers Association China India Africa Illinois Kansay Wichita Nebraska

Elephant Tex Rejoins Carnival Route Toward Lancaster

In Burlington Indiana on June 8 Tex the large elephant left at Pulaski with a traveling carnival four weeks ago began moving toward Lancaster Missouri. Bill Cunningham was notified in Davis County on Thursday and at 8 o clock last night Tex started along the highway toward the Billy Hall show’s home near Lancaster.

Burlington Tex Pulaski Lancaster Billy Hall Bill Cunningham Davis County

Alleged Seller of Death Hood Arrested in Iowa Case

Manchester Iowa June 8 Wes ley Ooonfare arrested on manslaughter charge for selling liquor said to have caused Homer 8 Kerns death May 19. Kerns, Garner Eatling and James McClusker were in a car that crashed leaving Kerns dead. Estling and McCuster also jailed on manslaughter charges unable to post bonds. Authorities say Confare made the hoodh and McCuster supplied it to Berling who drank before the crash.

Manchester Wesley Ooonfare Homer Kerns Kerna Garner Eatling James McClusker Eetling Estling McCuster Confare

Forecast TD for 1923 Crop Yields Issued

Washington June 8 forecast based on June 1 conditions lists winter wheat 250 million bushels spring wheat 260 million bushels barley 196 million bushels and hay 99 million tons with a national tonality at 85 percent of normal.

Washington, D. C

Prisoner Escapes After Thirty Foot Jump at Jail

Des Moines reports Dave Campbell of Grinnell jumped from a jail window thirty feet to escape a thirty day sentence for petty larceny. Campbell fled but the incident risked his life.

Des Moines A Guity Dave Campbell Grinnell Campbell

Painted silk frocks debut this season with raised surfaces

Painted silk frocks appear as a novelty this season with thickly applied paint to create a raised surface. The dresses follow a straight chemise cut and are loosely cinched at the waist with a plain silk sash.

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Stician Investigate Bucket Charges Brokerage Daughton ADK EA. Erb ELKO Grand Dragon Kameliad Creston Bomb Property OF Cab Company Sweden U. S
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