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Newspaper
Creston Daily Advertiser
Location
Creston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1922
Page
3
Union Rule in Williamson County Mine Fatalities
A coroner's jury of union miners and businessmen found the company officials guilty after killings at a Williamson County mine. Two union miners were killed and nineteen non unionists died by gunshots, with sixteen unnamed victims interred in a potter's field under a June 22, 1922 inscription. The piece depicts union justice as sovereign and suppressive, praising pomp for the union dead and anonymity for the non union dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamson County
Ill
United Mine Workers
Potters
Williamson County unrest and union influence argued in editorial
A lengthy analysis critiques Williamson County's political control by union-backed supervisors, laments aristocratic neglect of law and order, and warns of quasi legal authority shielding violence. It contrasts public apathy with calls for discipline, and envisions broader social shifts from mining to aviation.
Swarms of People and the Quiet Congestion Debate
The article argues that urban density grows with closer house placement but living space per person has increased since 1850. It notes the Census Bureau finding five occupants per dwelling, compares 1850 six per home, and observes modern homes being larger with more rooms though smaller per room, challenging the piano box fear.
Swarming Instinct in Crowd Behavior
The passage notes how people naturally imitate others and gather around unusual events. It argues that this crowd impulse is a simple natural law, not altered by philosophy, revealing a universal tendency to join the crowd regardless of purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Carl W. Linker
Baron Munchausens
Iron Age
Marshalltown
Meat consumption and peace in world population contrast
The passage notes global livestock per capita with Russia as expert mathematicians after chaos. It compares livestock shares: America holds a sixth of cattle and swine, a sixth of world population yet smaller. It contrasts peaceful Americans with militant Japan whose diet centers on rice, challenging meat-eating theories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Japan
Reformers and good people urged to lift their hands
A compilation of editorial lines from Iowa papers comments on reformers public virtue and attitudes. The Des Moines Register mocks the occupation of moral outrage while the Cherokee Chief taunts fools at rail crossings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines Register
Local Residents Attend Sunday Visits Across Communities
Miss Maatick boarded No 3 for Omaha to visit relatives. Mrs. Lottie Lyong and son Kenneth stayed with sister Mrs W T Brown. Creston visitors included Mrs Guy Manatrey and daughter Cheryl and Mrs Howard Keith aunt to Manatrey. Numerous locals welcomed relatives from Red Oak Cedar Rapids Des Moines and Afton in weekend gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Brown
Prescott
Elmer Myers
Josephine
Creston
R. S. Williams
Leland Henry
Little Son
Randolph
Henry
Wm. Widger
Horace Runchett
Ralph
Lenox
J. N. Campbell
Irene
Halcyon Sammons
Lincoln
Nebraska
Congregational Church
S. J. Bayles
Suday
Woodburn
George McLaughlin
Keeney
McLaughlin
Mr. Keeney
Paul Kiddoo
H. Kiddoo
Miss Mastick
Kent
Our Central
Lottie Lyong
Kenneth
Guy Manatrey
Cheryl
Howard Keith
Ocheydan
Allie Alton
Keith
Manatrey
E. O. Polson
Red Oak
8. Stalker
Lois
Dedsnar Carter
Henry Stalker
Thomas Hastings
Cedar Rapids
Arthur Herbel
Bessie
Phil Baker
J. S. Stahinecker
Ed Newell
H. L. Garten
Des Moines
Newell
Williams
George Kinkade
Afton
Ella Blosser
New Clock Introduces Thineer Model With Radium Dial
The new alarm clock is a thineer model brighter than the old, featuring a radium dial that glows in the dark for easier nighttime viewing.
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