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Newspaper

Creston Daily Advertiser

Location

Creston, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1922

Page

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Serious Disorders at Indiana Mines Highlight Worrisome Unrest

In Terre Haute Indiana serious disorders erupted at the Ey and Kern coal mines. About 300 men armed were said to be forming to march to the Riley mine while another group of 100 attacked the Kern plant overturning coal cars and damaging property as plants were endangered.

Terre Haute Ind Associated Press Kern Riley

Common Grain Heads Before Sub Committee

James K. Mason of Chicago treasurer of the United States Grain Association and other leaders were summoned to testify before a subcommittee on charges the group misdirected its private business. The association has collected 600000 dollars plus 200000 borrowed yet has not marketed any grain for members.

Washington, D. C Associated Press James K. Mason Chicago United States Grain Association

Kansas City Man Named Rotary Clubs President

Raymond Havens of Kansas City Missouri was unanimously chosen president of the International Association of Rotary clubs at the 13th annual convention in Los Angeles. His nearest rivals were H J Luther Stark of Orange Texas and William Coppock of Council Bluffs Iowa. Revised tallies showed Havens 581 votes, Stark 291, Coppock 137.

Kansas City Rotary Clubs Los Angeles Raymond Havens International Association of Rotary Clubs Mr Haven H. J Luther Stark Orange, Tex William Coppock Corncil Bluffs Haven Stark Coppock

Car balks at Sioux City. three men sustain broken arms

Three men describe a bulky motor as vicious after a failed start Tuesday night in Sioux City Iowa. Ben Epstein the driver tried to crank the car and broke his arm. Warden a company employee and Harry Nystrom a motor expert both attempted to crank the car and also suffered broken arms. The car remains unreleased and no one will crank it.

Sioux City Ben Epstein Ben B. Warden Motor Company Employe Warden Harry Nystrom Nystrom

Burlington to host next year's international travelers meet

Oskaloosa June 10 Associated Press Burlington will enter the next year’s convention of the United Commercial Travelers Arch W McFarland of Waterloo was elected to succeed Oscar Burgess as Grand Commander

Oskaloosa Associated Press Burlington United Commercial Travelers Arch W. McFarland Waterloo Oscar Burgess

Weather forecast for Chicago next twenty four hours

Unsettled weather tonight and Sunday with likely thunder showers. Cooler Sunday, especially in the west and north central portions tonight.

Chicago North Central

Weather Summary From Last 24 Hours

Local observations recorded by Dr. H. M. Stanley over the last 24 hours ending 7 a.m. report atmospheric conditions. Data include temperature, humidity, wind direction, wind speed, precipitation notes, and barometric pressure trends. Reports show measurable changes across the period with notable shifts at dawn and near sunrise.

H. M. Stanley

Devine Wins Inter Collegiate Medal at Iowa

Iowa City June 10 Special Aubrey A Devine captain of the Iowa Big Ten football champions and All American quarterback was awarded the Intercollegiate Athletic Association medal at the University of Iowa He completed his first year in the college of law and will join the Iowa coaching staff as assistant next September He has nine I W ings in basketball and track making him the third person in Iowa history to reach that level alongside Charles M Parsons and Walter L Stewart

Iowa City Aubrey A. Devine Iowa Atheletic Association University of Iowa Big Ten Devine College of Law Lowa Charles M. Parsons Walter L. Stewart

Pillory Wins Belmont Stakes for $50,000 Prize

New York June 10. Pillory Arthur Wilsons junior entry today won the $50,000 Belmont stakes. Snob II finished second and Hea took third as a monster crowd witnessed the event.

New York Associated Press Pillory Arthur Wilson Snob II Hea

A June Wedding Near Bridgewater

June 10 report of Harlan Pote and Sarah Stewart marrying at the bride’s parents farm south of Bridgewater Indiana. Pote, a local druggist, will live in Bedford. Stewart family praised.

Bridgewater Harlan Pote Sarah Stewart

Mitchell Wins 1000 Guineas Golf Match

Glen Eagles Scotland June 10 Aba Mitchell, one of Britain’s top golfers, defeated Ed Gray former open champion to win the 1000 guineas in a golf match.

Mitchell Glen Eagles Scotland Associated Press Aba Mitchell Great Britain Ed Gray

White fox furs outfit and complexion concerns

A fashion note states white fox furs appear this season and are worn with white or black. It cautions that the wearer should be sure of her complexion as such fur can be very trying.

Brookhart Support Acknowledged by Iowa Republican Group

Senator Rawson of Iowa asserts no factional fight in the Iowa primary and says the state committee stayed out of the campaign. He notes Col Brookhart and the full state and congressional tickets will receive the Republican organization’s backing and be elected.

Iowa State Committee Col. Brookhart

Move to Reduce the Postage Rates

Washington D C June 10 A bill introduced by Rep M Clyde Kelly Pennsylvania Republican would repeal the last two of four wartime postal rate increases and reduce second class rates while preserving the system of charges. Kelly says publishers need relief from the war tax to keep the industry functioning and that the proposal would still yield 175 percent more than prewar rates.

Washington, D. C M. Clyde Kelly Pennsylvania Congress Kelly

Seven Injured One Fatally In Railroad Crash Near Peoria

Seven men were injured and one killed, when an auto truck crashed into a work car on the railroad near Peoria. The accident occurred today and involved a work party near the tracks. Emergency crews rushed to the scene as investigators reviewed the wreckage.

Peoria Associated Press

Cedar Rapids Girl Missing After Sudden Departure

Police search for Goldie Bar master, 18, who vanished Saturday in Cedar Rapids. Roommate says she left for work as usual with all belongings left behind, baffling investigators about the abrupt disappearance.

Cedar Rapids Goldie Barmaster

La Follette Names Body to Probe Gasoline Prices

A senate commerce subcommittee led by Senator La Follette will investigate gasoline and crude oil prices. Members include McNary Rawson Smith and Jones with appointments by La Follette. first hearings date not announced.

la Follette Washington Senate Commerce Wisconsin McNary Oregon Rawson Iowa Smith South Carolina Jones New Mexico

Missing Bees Mills man William White sought in Iowa

Webster City Iowa June 10 The entire Bees Mills area fifteen miles southwest of Webster City is searching for William White a 27 year old man who disappeared yesterday afternoon after leaving home to plow corn A revolver is missing and relatives fear his health issues may have influenced his actions no trace of him has been found yet.

Webster City Associated Press Bees Mills Wiliam White White

Reclamation Plan Tied to Soldier Bonus Bill

Senator McNary offered the Smith McNary reclamation bill as an amendment to the soldier bonus bill in the senate but no action was taken. He argues the measure cannot pass independently this session as opposition grows, with concerns in Nebraska about benefiting from the legislation. The proposal would allot 166 acres of reclaimed land to service men.

Washington McNary Senate Nebraska

Lad Nearly Drowns Trying to Save Brother

Glendon June 10. Six year old son of Mr and Mrs W T Kauffman drowned in a small pond near the brick yard. The boy and his 8 year old brother played with a board across the pond when the younger fell in. the brother jumped in and twice went under. They summoned a neighbor boy who helped pull the child from the water but he was pronounced dead when rescuers arrived.

Glendon, Lay W. T Kauffman Kauffman

Dix Red dies in gun fight with Chicago police

Chicago June 10. Fred Roberts known as Dix Red and noted by police and underworld was killed today in a gun battle with officers. He faced murder charges linked to the death of a young woman.

Chicago Associated Press Fred Roberts Dix Red Roberts

Black lace coatee over white georgette crepe gown

A fashion note highlights black lace as a popular accents for the year. It emphasizes using black lace as a coatee atop a white georgette crepe gown, reflecting a vogue for Spanish-inspired effects.

Pepper Ougleed Penrose on the National Committee

Philadelphia June 10 United States Senator George W Pepper was elected as the Pennsylvania member of the Republican national committee to succeed the late Senator Boles Penrose. The choice was unanimous by the party leaders and delegates.

Philadelphia United States George W. Pepper Pennsylvania Republican National Committee Boles Penrose

Rickard Cancels Leonard Britton Welterweight Title Bout

New York promoter Tex Rickard announced there will be no Benny Leonard versus Jack Britton boxing match for the world welterweight championship on June 25. He blamed the champions for exorbitant purse demands after learning the bout would be staged at the Velodrome New York rather than Boyle's Third Acres in New Jersey.

New York Benny Leonard Jack Britton Tex’ Rickard Rickard de ‘Aring Boyle Third Acres New Jersey

Rickenbacker Hops Off In All Metal Plane Flight

Dexter Iowa June 10 Capt Eddie Rickenbacker hopped off in his all metal plane at 1 10 pm after delays from injuries to his craft He said he expected to reach San Francisco by Monday reporting a westward departure after a day tied up here with the damaged aircraft.

Dexter Associated Press Eddie Rickenbacker West Rickenbacker San Francisco

Walsh to push congressional probe of coal operators

Washington June 10 Senator Walsh Democrat of Massachusetts said a congressional investigation will be made and possible indictments secured of bituminous coal operators who raised prices during the Hoover action to keep them down.

Washington Associated Press Walsh Massachusetts Hoover

Middy outfits and hats shown in pongee for children

The display features small middy outfits of pongee fabric. The garments launder easily and resist heavy wear, with matching hats available to complete the outfits.

Early 19th Century and Global Facts Snippet

A miscellany of historical notes mentions pressed straw bricks in France with light wooden frames, a hypothetical billion $20 gold piece strip stretching about 1000 miles if laid flat, two native US parrot species among 500 known, and the first street railway opened in 1832 between New York and Harlem.

France New York and Harlem Red

Pendleton high school debaters win state championship

Creston residents Phillip Fordyce and Rex Kramer led Pendleton high school to the state debating title with a two to one decision at Eugene on a graduated income tax as part of Oregon's tax system. Amanda Zabel rode in the victory car as the town celebrated with a bonfire and parade.

Creston Phillip Fordyce Fordyce Pendleton Oregon Phillip Agnew Pendleton Tribune Pendleton High School Main Rex Kramer Amanda Zabel Grant Eugene

Iowa Farm Bureau to vote on Ship Subsidy in state referendum

Iowa Farm Bureau Federation members will vote on the Ship Subsidy Bill via a statewide referendum. About 1700 township meetings will explain provisions and costs, then tally results to Des Moines. The drive responds to member requests for a clear, individual decision on Congress’s subsidy proposal.

Iowa Farm Bureau Federation Congress Farm Bureau Federation Des Farm Bureau Federation Iowa

Germany May Get A Small Loan To Tide Over

Paris June 10. An international bankers panel reports that while a large loan to Germany cannot be raised now a small interim loan might be negotiated to tide Germany over until its finances improve.

Germany Paris Associated Press Allied Reparations Commission

Women Take Up Work of Men in Near East Regions

In various Near Eastern countries women are increasingly performing tasks traditionally held by men as economic and social shifts unfold. The trend marks changing gender roles amid wartime and postwar adjustments influencing labor markets across the region.

Marshal Foch and the janitor on a Paris sidewalk

In Paris on June 10 a former serviceman seeking the wounded soldiers’ institution is guided by a passerby to the entrance. The janitor’s response to a blind man’s request for assistance triggers a remark about duty, revealing a brief encounter with Marshal Foch.

Paris Associated Press Marshal Foch

Three Mexican Officers Shot to Death on Border

The bodies of Gen. Lucio Blanco Col Aurelio Martinez and Major Garcia were recovered from the Rio Grande after being killed by Mexican customs guards and soldiers while leading a group trying to enter Mexico. The incident occurred Wednesday night near Laredo Texas.

Laredo Tex Lucio Blanco Col Aurelio Martinez Major Garcia Mexico Rio Grande

Markets Report Cattle Hogs Sheep and Grains

Today's markets show cattle receipts at 500 with beef steers 25 to 30 higher and veal calves 1.50 to 10 lower. hogs include packing sows 9.00 to 9.35, and sheep receipts at 8,900 with steady to firm prices. Butter and eggs advance with storage firsts around 22 to 28 percent, poultry prices higher. grain futures Chicago show July wheat 1 14 3/4, corn July 62, oats July 36, and related fat futures. St. Joseph lists cattle and hogs with mixed trends and steady sheep.

Chicago Lamson Bros. & Co Hubbel Bidg Dee Moines Tel Walnut St. Joseph Market Directa

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Indiana Mines White Fox Meid Kawoon Brookhart Smith W. Brookhart Republican Party Laws Duke of York Alice Miss L. Ingram Lad Brother Guneagt Witt Leonard-Britton Hopsoef Longress The Vation Creston Boy U. S. Bureau of Markets Opening Market Biers Tom Steady Goring Lambe Neb Bades Ash Market Report
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