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Newspaper

Creston Daily Advertiser

Location

Creston, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1925

Page

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Brookhart to address Iowa labor meeting

The Iowa State Federation of Labor awards its 1926 convention site to Mason City as J C Lewis of Des Moines seeks re election with no opposition. Key figures include Thomas Menton Charles Pickering George Dunlap J B Wiley and several executive candidates per the primary results. Senator Brookhart plans to deliver the main address Thursday as others vie for president vice president and secretary treasurer posts.

Asenciated Press Dubuque J. C. Lewis Des Moines Iowa State Federation of Labor Mason City Iowa G. W. Patterson Kossuth U. S Smith W Brookhart Boone Charles W. Pickering Marshalltown John Quinn J. B. Wiley Mike Sherman Dave Morrison John Foster C. R. Haggerty Davenport George E. Thornton John Brown R. J. McAanaly Burlington

Claim Iowa Heads States In Cost Of Government

Des Moines reports the state treasurer cannot confirm the Census Bureau claim that Iowa spent $42.79 million on state government in 1923, or $17.38 per capita, the highest per capita cost. Differences in computation and accounting periods hinder direct verification.

Iowa Associated Press Des Moines Census Bureau Washington Federall

Seventh Special Venire Reported in Shepherd Murder Case

The seventh special venire of 100 men reported in Judge Lynch's court as attorneys prepare to form the jury for the William D. Shepherd murder trial. Jurors have been sworn and two more tentatively accepted.

Presa Chicago Thomas J. Lynch William D. Shepherd William N. McClintock

University Club Picnic At MeiKnley Park

More than 100 members and families of the Ministers' University Club gathered at MeiKnley Park for a picnic and field day. Attendees hailed from every part of southwestern Iowa with representation from towns within 25 miles. Events included baseball volleyball races tennis and women and men contests. Prizes were donated by local firms including Shea and Wealey jewelry stores McGregor Brothers Agnew's clothing Syndicate Strauss Newcomb Matthew Tallman Larson JCPenney Brown Shoe and Brunson Studio. All prizes went to out of town members.

Ministers’ University Club MeiKnley Park Attendimneet Iowa Shea Jewelry Store Wealey McGregor Brothers and Coens Agnew's Clothing Syndicate Clothing Fashion Strauss Dry Goods Newcomb & Matthew Tallman & Larson J. C Penney Company Brown Shoe McCoy & Reckner Brunson Studio

Weather boosts Iowa corn and crops report says

Iowa corn shows strong progress with warm weather and rain. The bulletin notes drought relief from recent rains averaging 1.6 inches, though some areas faced damaging winds hail and excessive rain. Winter wheat damaged beyond recovery and other grains are shortened. pastures revived but hay yields likely short.

Associated Press Des Moines Iowa United States Weather Bureau

Low Averages For Iowa Fruits and Vegetables

Des Moines June 10. Iowa fruit and vegetable crops show generally low averages in the season’s first detailed report by the state horticultural society and crop reporting bureau. Statewide conditions as of June 1 range from six percent for peaches to 85 percent for onions, with several crops like apples and berries well below normal.

Associated Press Des Moines Iowa State Horticultural Society Mississippi River Clayton Lee Polk Harrison

Belgian Pilot Wins Bennett Balloon Race

Belgian pilot Veenstra of the balloon Prince Leopold won the Gorion Bennett cup balloon race, which began here Sunday. Veenstra landed Tuesday night at Cape Tourina in Spain.

Associated Press Brussels Pillot Veenstra Prince Leopold Cape Tourina Spain

Oil Industry Drawbacks Highlight Trials

James J. Montague in the New York Herald Tribune notes that every industry has its drawbacks and points to numerous trials encountered in the oil business. The remark underscores persistent challenges faced by oil enterprises.

James J. Montague New York Herald Tribune

Tragic Deaths In Massachusetts Girl And Boyfriend

In Wellesley Farms Massachusetts sixteen year old Priscilla Amidon died from a bullet wound and Sterling Mills was seriously wounded after being found near Glen road both with revolvers. Police consider death by own action or murder and self harm with Mills claiming he shot himself because he had to. Dr George O West announced he believes both deaths resulted from a death by own action agreement.

Wellesley Farms Mass Priscilla Amidon Sterling Mills Newton Amidon Mills Wellesley High School Glen Road George O. West Middlesex County Mil

Omaha Bootlegging Hunt After Death of Woman

Police in Omaha investigate a bootlegging den where a 27 year old unidentified woman was found beaten to death with a fractured skull in a sparse downtown house. Detectives seek a man tied to the incident after an informant described a confrontation with the victim during the night.

Associated Press Omaha Lucille Stokes South Omaha Charles Davis Qanegro

French Voters Turn to Strikes in Local Protests

In two French communities, voters used strikes to protest decisions. Pujols-Sur-Ciron residents disputed a court ruling over wine designation and Meudon residents resisted a planned garbage incinerator leading to improvised elections and a communist surprise ticket as a political gambit.

Associated Press Paris France Pujols-Sur-Ciron Sauterne Meudon

Gerard Cleared of Contempt Charge in New York

James W. Gerard former ambassador to Germany was cleared today by a New York court of contempt for failing to appear for examination before the supreme court. The decision ends a high profile contempt case stemming from his nonappearance.

New York James W Gerard Germany Supreme Court of New York

Wall-eyed pike weighs seven pounds at country club lake

Carl Nord of 912 West Mills Street hooked a seven pound wall-eyed pike while fishing at the country club lake Tuesday morning. Summitr lake has produced many fine fish this spring while city hall’s new siren tested this afternoon replaces the old gong. Dr Cart E Sampson and Eileen G Reardon of Creston were issued a marriage license. Lonel Morrow, son of Mrs Clyde K Morrow, injured Tuesday evening when he fell on porch steps requiring seven stitches in the lower lip.

Carl Nord West Mills Street Country Club Lake Summitr Lake iLonel! Morrow Clyde K. Morrow West Jefferson Street

Union County Farmer Tops Chicago Market

John VW Kine, a farmer eight miles northeast of Creston in Lincoln township, topped the Chicago market June 1 with 20 head of baby beef Hereford weighing 1,505 pounds. Cattle sold for 11.25 per hundredweight, netting about 1,428 dollars for the owner, with yearlings gaining 200 pounds en route. Reveals well-raised, well-fed herd from the Kline farm.

John VW Creston Lincoln Township

Floyd Hall Injured In Elm and Montgomery Crash

Floyd Hall proprietor of a cyeli shop at 117 North Whloat street suffered a broken collar bone and facial cuts and was unconscious after a motorcycle collided with Ernest C. Miller at the Elm and Montgomery streets intersection. Hall was treated at Greater Community hospital. doctor said injury is not serious.

Floyd Hat Cyeli Whloat Street Elm Montgomery Streets Ernest C. Miller Poplar Street Dick Fisher Hall Montgomery Street Mille Elmend Wa Greater Community Hospital

Girl Confesses to Killing Unwanted Suitor

Dorothy Perkins testifies she killed Thomas Templeton, her unwelcome suitor, in a Rye court. Joseph Harssel recalls Dorothy crying over Templeton's body and saying she did it and she did not mean to.

Rye Associated Press New York Dorothy Perkins Thomas Templeton Joseph Harssel Templeton Perkins Dorothy Harssel

Bureau Forecasts Warmer Weather in Iowa

Des Moines reports lower temperatures across Iowa with Estherville recording 41 degrees. The forecast calls for warmer weather tonight as conditions ease from the earlier chill.

Associate Des Moines Iowa Estherville

Oklahoma selects pension commissioner successor

Announcement from the White House states Winfield Scott of Oklahoma will succeed W. S. Metcalf of Kansas as commissioner of pensions on July 1.

Associated Press Washington White House Winfield Scott Oklahoma W. S. Metcalf Kansas

Schools to Run Parade Cup Contest for Cornerstone Event

Union county Red Cross offers two loving cups to schools with the highest parade representation for the cornerstone ceremony of a new 270000 dollar high school. First prize for largest percentage, second prize for second. All city schools invited to participate and lines form at 1 30 Monday at the old high school.

Union County American Red Cros W. PF. Finefield Ity Lin Irving Jefferson Lincoln St Malachy’s Hoo Whch Creston Albumai Pugalla Millis Street Maple Adams Pine School Street Homer H. Seerley Cedar Falls Iowa State Teachers’ College Chamber of Commerce

Long potato sprout reaches lamp in basement

Mrs Britt Holmes of 706 East Howard Street found a five foot eight inch sprout growing from a small potato in her basement. The root extended through a basket handle and up to a lamp as it sought light, unusual for tuber sprouts.

Britt Holmes East Howard Street

Police Continue Search For Girl's Assailant

Police kept up the search for an unknown man who attacked Faye Hainline a Seyearceta Ellston girl staying with grandparents for medical care. No new developments were reported as investigators pursue clues to identify the assailant. The suspect was last seen driving a coupe with Nebraska plates.

Faye Hainline Seyearceta Ellston Nebraska

Farmer Sells Apples After Frost Devastates Orchard

W B Landis of Peru Madison county owned an apple orchard of about 250 trees. He sold his crop for 10 per tree after frost damaged buds on all but two small trees. He planned to buy back the crop for 5, noting the trees need a rest after five years of heavy yields.

W. B. Landis Peru Madison County

Bellboy Ponzi Suspect Declared Tax Liens Unpaid

Sioux City June 10 Frank R R Bed dow known as the bellboy Ponzi remains missing as federal officers pursue a 157000 tax lien filed by the Internal Revenue Service. The lien covers 60 percent penalties and dates back to 1920 1923. Bed dow, once linked to a Parker bank wreck and indicted for conspiracy, was acquitted by a jury.

Associated Press Sioux City Frank R&r Beddow United States Internal Revenue Collector Beddow Parker Dubuque Frank R. Beddow

Collings Asked to Hunt Bandits’ Fire Escape Route

Sheriff Park A. Findley of Des Moines asks Sheriff Fred Collings to search the county for the ashes of a fire linked to a bank bandit who robbed Cottage Grove bank in Des Moines area two weeks ago. The blaze near a bridge between Des Moines and St. Joseph Mo may mark the bandit’s route. witnesses should be reported.

Fred Collings Park A. Findley Des Moines Cottage Grove Des Moline St. Joseph Findley Willings

Mrs Arthur Huss Dies at Home Near Afton

Mrs Arthur Huss aged 25 died at her home near Afton after several weeks illness. She leaves her husband three young children and her father Godfrey Johnson who lives at Afton. Funeral arrangements have not been set and time of the funeral will be announced later.

Arthur Huss Afton Godfrey Johnson

Masonic Grand Lodge Approves Bettendorf Sanitarium Purchase

The Grand Lodge of Iowa approved buying the W P Bettendorf home in Bettendorf for a state sanitarium for 50000 dollars. Grand Master Ernest R Moore reported the deal in his annual address to the session.

Associated Press Davenport Grand Lodge of Iowa Today Masons W. P. Bettendorf Bettendorf Ernest R. Moore

Lawyer Found Guilty on Bond Making Charge

Elmer L. Hunt, Union County attorney, is suspended from practicing law in Iowa for 18 months beginning July 1, 1925 following disbarment proceedings. He must pay about $225 in costs. reinstatement possible after Oct. 1, 1925. Partner Harry C. Chittenden also faces disbarment actions.

Elmer L. Hune Union County State of Iowa J. H. Applegate Guthriel Center Hunt George C. Figgins Union County Bar Association e@ince Fifth Judicial District of Kenneth H. Davenport George A. Johnston E. A. Lee Frank Wisdom Richard Brown Scott M. Ladd Frank B. Wilson

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Brookhart Labor Meeting Lewis State Labor Federation University Club Gir Young Man Maha Negro Womar Girard Cart E. Sampson Eileen G. Reardon District Court Floyd Hall Irl Oklahoman F. R. Beddow Collings Masonic Grand Lodge Elmer L. Hunt
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