Seven Killed in Iowa Weekend Auto Accidents
Des Moines reports seven people killed and three escaped serious injuries in Iowa over the weekend. Near Lamont a car racing with another swerved off an embankment killing Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hurley and Mrs. Florence Galloway and injuring others. Near Northwood three Chariton residents Dr. David Q. Storie O W. Sturt and Kenneth Burkholder died when their car hit a ditch and ravine, a fourth person injured. In Hawarden nine year old Gerald Rees died after being struck in a traffic jam.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Thomas Hurley
Florence Galloway
Loca
Lamont
Northwood
Chariton
David Q. Storie
O. W. Sturt
Kenneth Burkholder
Gerald Rees
Hawarden
Slayer of War Veteran Faces Long Jail Term
Dorothy Perkins was sentenced to five to fifteen years in Auburn prison for the murder of Jersey City war veteran Thomas Templeton and her suitor. Judge McIntyre urged pity but affirmed the harsh punishment, noting the many letters urging accountability.
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Associated Press
New York
Auburn
Dorothy Perkins
Thomas Templeton
Jersey City
McIntyre
Montana flood claims two lives in Gallatin and Asotin counties
An electrical storm with hail and cloudbursts caused flood damage across Gallatin county Montana and Asotin county Washington. Dwain and Leota Morrow two children drowned in Barkston Montana as Asotin Creek flooded. Fifteen cars were trapped but drivers escaped.
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Associated Press
Lewiston
Idaho
Gallatin County
Montana
Asotin County
Washington
Dwain
Leota Morrow
Barkston
Mont
Asotin Creek
Three Chariton Men Die In Kensett Auto Crash
The bodies of Dr David Store Kenneth Burkholder and Corwin Stuart all of Chariton were sent to their families after an auto overturn near Kensett Sunday afternoon. Burkholder's body with his father went to Gilman for burial while Stuart and Storie were sent to Chariton.
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Associated Press
Mason City
David Store
Kenneth Burkholder
Corwin Stuart
Chariton
Kensett
Burkholder
Gilman
Stuart
Storie
Americans Set for British Open Qualification at Troon
Jim Barnes and MacDonald Smith each carded 77 while Joe Kirkwood shot 79 in the opening British Open qualifying round at Troon Scotland. Third American aspirant John Bredemus scratched as did Douglas Grant. Barnes and Smith rank among 20 lowest scores for finals.
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Associated Press
Troon
Jim Barnes
Joe Kirkwood
MacDonald Smith
Barnes
Smith
Kirkwood
John Bredemus
Douglas Grant
England
Scotland
New York
Kighty
Either Evolution Or Christianity Is Fake
Rev. James M. Gray of the Moody Bible Institute told a mass meeting of fundamentalists in Des Moines that Christianity and evolution are incompatible on the three essentials he cited scripture redemption and Christ. He charged some so called evolutionists misuse the term to gain social status.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
James M. Gray
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Found Dead in Rear Yard of Daughter's Home
Glenwood. Lee N. Long aged 50 was found dead in the rear yard yesterday by his daughter Mrs. Ray Stowe at her home where Long and his wife were staying. He had returned from Spokane and was seen on the steps shortly before his death heat possibly caused heart failure.
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Associated Press
Glenwood
Lee N. Long
Ray Stowe
Long
Spokane
Wash
Issues Injunction Against Des Moines Eagles Room
District Judge Fletcher issued a liquor injunction against the Aerie of Eagles lodge rooms in Des Moines Iowa. Police testified 1500 bottles of beer and 150 gallons of beer mash were found. The county attorney seeks an abatement order to padlock the place for one year.
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Des Moines
Fletcher
Aerie of Eagles
LaFollette Buried In Forest Hills Cemetery
Robert M LaFollette was laid to rest in Forest Hills cemetery beside his parents after a simple service in the state capitol rotunda. Dr A B Haydon called for dedication to the democracy he dreamed, praising the senator as fearless and incorruptible and urging a return to government serving human value.
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Madison
Wic
Robert Marion LaFollette
State Capitol
Forest Hills
Wisconsin
Snator LaFollette
A. B. Haydon
Haydon
Creston to Celebrate Fourth at McKinley Park
Creston Chamber of Commerce forms Citizens' Committee led by Elmer Hardman to plan the Fourth of July at McKinley Park. The group will seek city funds, organize picnics, music, a prize contest, and a fireworks display. Members include Carl Nord, S J Boesen, Ray Peterson, Ray Allen, Wayne Bertholf and Jake Pinkus.
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Creston Chamber of Commerce
Iowana
Citizens’ Committee
McKinley Park
Elmer Hardman
Carl Nord
J. Boesen
Ray Peterson
Ray
Faiman's Former Business Manager Takes Stand
In the Shepherd murder trial defense damages the credibility of star witness Charles Faiman. Luella Rhubell, former business manager at Faiman's National University of Sciences, testifies she never saw a Shepherd letter and that she removed files before 1924. Rhubell admits firing and later pays a fine. defense notes suggest persecution. Dr. Fischer, an expert, says Faiman lacked knowledge to handle germs until the crucial moment to kill McClintock. White, city lab director, doubts Faiman could have obtained Bacilli easily.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Jhune
William D. Shepherd
Charles C. Fai
Luella Rhubell
Faiman
National University of Sciences
Shepherd
Billy” ‘McClintock
L Shepherd
Rhubell
W. W. O'Brien
Rhu‘bell
John Fischer
Fischer Labratories
Farman
McClintock
Fischer
J. L. White
City Health Department
Explorer Algarsson Sets Sail For Farthest North Point
Grettir Algarsson of Victoria B C sails from the Mersey with Commander Wesley and crew in a small dirigible bound for the farthest north. He plans to reach the northern Arctic point this year, though prior reports questioned the mission and delays.
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Associated Press
Liverpool
England
Grettir Algarsson
Victoria
North Pole
Mersy
Algarsson
Wesley
Preliminary Hearing Set for Maynard on July 6 in Clinton
In Clinton Iowa a preliminary hearing for Tex Maynard on a charge of assault with intent to commit murder related to the shooting of two Clinton County motorcycle deputies George Hewland and Ferdinand Alexander was scheduled for 10 a.m. July 6 in municipal court. Doctors expect the wounded deputies to be discharged from the hospital by then.
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Associated Press
Clnton
Tex
Maynard
Clinton County
George Hewland
Ferdinand Alexander
Winter reported improving after confinement at home
Concentrated News notes P C Winter of 401 North Jarvis street was taken Wednesday and now shows some improvement. A hundred Creston residents took a special train Sunday to St Joseph Missouri and Kansas City Missouri, returning overnight. Mrs Ed Hipes, Mrs CE Carney, Mrs Will McKee and Mrs A L Huntington left for Marshalltown to attend a Spanish American auxiliary convention today through Wednesday.
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P. C. Winter
North
Jarvis Street
Mr. Winter
Creston
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Ed Hipes
CE. Carney
Will’ McKee
A. L Huntington
Marehalltown
Creston shuts out Corning in 10-0 baseball rout
Creston pummeled Corning 10 to 0 on the Corning diamond as Bischoff limited opponents to 31 batters over nine innings. Eddie Peak starred at second base and led Creston with five trips to the plate as every Creston player contributed to an errorless game. Romberger doubled and was forced out at third in the fifth. Creston plans to host House of David of Benton Harbor Michigan next Friday at 5:15 on the fair grounds diamond with a ticket campaign to cover expenses. Shenandoah visits next Sunday.
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Creston
Corning
Bischoff
Eddie Peak
Romberger
House of David
Benton Harbor
Mich
Fair Ground
Shenandoah
Double Game, Kent Loses To Monarchs
The Creston Monarchs beat Kent 7 to 5 in a doubleheader on Sunday at Kent. Kent also beat Lenox 15 to 3. A key moment was Bill Reid hitting a home run in the seventh inning for the Monarchs. Monarchs lineup includes Bud Breese, Mike Reckner, Bill Reid, Red Hipes, Bob Plowman, Jim Moran, Jim Bradley, Rex Mitchell, Clint Strey, and Chuck Schull.
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Creston Monarchs
Kent
Lenox
Monarchs
Bill Reid
Monarch
Bud Breese
Mike Reckner
Red Hipes
Bob Plowman
S. S
Jim Moran
Jim Bradley
Rex Mitchell
Clint Strey
Chuck Schull
Creston Beats Orient 24 to 6 at Crestmoor course
Creston defeated Orient 24 6 on Sunday afternoon at Crestmoor golf course. Five foursomes started 5 minutes apart and stayed near previous positions through 18 holes. Orient fought hard but unfamiliarity with Crestmoor may have influenced the outcome. Visiting players and families enjoyed ideal weather and a good day of golf.
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Orient
Creston
Crestmoor
Union County Grass Exhibit at Iowa State Fair Urged
The Creston area, famed for bluegrass, is urged to exhibit its grasses at the Iowa State Fair in August. A public effort seeks about $300 to prepare the display with the Advertiser pledging $5 toward the fund.
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Union County
Creston
A. B. Hall
Senator Edwin Ladd Dies in Baltimore at 62
Baltimore and Washington reports confirm North Dakota Senator Edwin Fremont Ladd died at 10 20 a m in Baltimore. Born in Maine 1859 he built a career as chemist educator and long time North Dakota agricultural advocate and nonpartisan League ally. His death ends a notable line in agricultural policy and politics.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Edwin Fremont Ladd
North Dakota
Ladd
Maine
United States
Starks
University of Maine
North Dakota Agricultural College
Senate
Congress
Standards Committee
Hardin
Supreme Court
Robert M. LaFollette
Wisconsin
la Follette
Frazier
Norris
Nebraska
Shipstead
Minnesota
North Dakota Farmer
Washington
Senator Ladd
E. F. Ladd
Cummins Will Vote To Seat Man With Most Votes
Webster City June 22 United States Senator J A Cumming said en route to Storm Lake that in the Stock Brookhart contest at Washington he would vote to seat the man who the senatorial committee reports having received the most votes.
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Associated Press
Webster City
United States
J A. B. Cumming
Storm Lake
Freeman Journal
Stock-Brookhart
Washington
Senatorial Committee
Blows Up Blockhouse To Escape Capture
Second Lieut. Le Peyre and six Senegalese soldiers, the remaining garrison of 22, blew up their blockhouse on June 14 near Fez to avoid capture by Abd el Krim's forces. The siege ended eight days earlier as their two cannon were silenced and no rescue arrived. A heliograph report confirmed the final act.
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Associated Press
Paris
Fez
Morocco
le Peyre
Abd-el-Krim
Ile
Heliograph
Foreigners Flee Canton as Anti Foreign Movement Grows
News from New York reports foreigners leaving Canton en route to Hongkong and Macao as a general strike begins in Shameen. The Canton government reportedly approves native departures and a siege is declared on Shameen with gunboats on the creek. Hong Kong warns of student and worker sympathy strikes with life and property protection promised.
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Associated Press
New York
Canton
Hongkong
Macao
Shameen
M. Nakadsky
Shameen Gate
Shanghai
Paria
Tehang Loh
France
Hong Kong
Drowns At Twin Lakes Resort Nine Year-Old Boy
In June 22 Fort Dodge reports Lyle Dalbey nine son of Mr and Mrs Claude Dalbey of Chardan drowned at Twin lakes Sunday afternoon the first casualty of the season. He dived from the springboard after a heavy meal and did not resurface. His body was recovered nearly immediately by Donald Dudier of Churdan after three hours of efforts by doctors and a pulmator.
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Associated Press
Fort Dodge
Lyle Dalbey
Claude Dalbey
Chardan
Twin Lakes
Donald Dudier
Churdan
John Moore Arrested On Federal Charge In Chicago Rail Mail
John Moore a Chicago mail clerk on the Burlington railroad was arrested here Sunday by federal officers for pilfering money from letters. He is jailed with bond set at $2000. Moore had worked 31 years on regular mail trains and would soon have received a pension. he has a family in Chicago.
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John Moore
Chicago
Burlington Railroad
Moore
Country Club Opening Draws Big Crowd at Cran ton Grounds
The Cran ton Country club opened Sunday June 21 with over 100 families attending. Activities included golf tennis fishing boating kids games swings trolley rides and a boat race. A specialty band led by Alva Thomas performed during lunch and the afternoon featured community singing and a band concert. Many guests praised the grounds and hinted at joining the club.
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Cranton Country Club
Alva Thomas
H. J. Trusty
Country Club
Coolidge to Head to Summer White House Tomorrow
President Coolidge plans departure tomorrow for his summer White House at Swampscott Massachusetts. He will address tonight the semi annual meeting of a government business organization outlining tax cut hopes and further economy plans. The speech will be broadcast on WCAP WEAF WJAR WEEI WOC WSAI and WOC.
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Associated Préss
Washington
White House
Swampscott
Mass
Coolidge
Government Busines
WCAP
WEAF
WJAR
WEEIL
WOC
WSAI
Mrs Bertha Babbitt Dies After Two Year Illness
Mrs Bertha Babbitt aged 24 wife of Floyd Babbitt died at 5 10 Sunday afternoon at her Cromwell home after a two year illness. She was daughter of Charles and Helmke and reared in Kent area. Funeral at 2 o clock Tuesday at Congregational church Cromwell with Rev C S Baird officiating burial in Cromwell cemetery.
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Martha Edna Babbitt
Floyd Babbitte
Cromwell
Charles Helmke
Kent
Congregational Church
Baird
Death of Dr George F Severs longtime state health board member
Centerville Indiana June 23 Dr George F Severs 68 longtime member of the state board of health died at his home after an operation. He had served 13 years on the board and leaves a widow and three daughters.
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Associated Press
Centerville
George F. Severs
State Board of Health
Severs
Rain Benefits Iowa Crops After Last Night Storms
Rain fell in Iowa last night with enough intensity to aid crops especially corn and not cause damage. The Weather Bureau reports benefits to agriculture and forecasts thunderstorms for tonight and tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa
Weather Bureau
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