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Newspaper
Creston Daily Advertiser
Location
Creston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1921
Page
1
Washington March 1 The foreign loans inquiry advances as the senate committee plans to issue subpoenas for complete correspondence. Senator Kee of Missouri introduced the resolution urging Secretary Houston to appear before the panel with all related documents to aid the probe.
Washington reports the Senate backed a 175000 soldier army expansion with a $362 million budget, moving the measure to conference after the House had previously voted for the larger force. The decision aims to increase military strength, with debates over provisions and timing driving the lengthy process.
Chicago dispatch reports William F ng, an engineer on the Michigan Central, was exonerated by railroad officials for all responsibility in a fatal collision with the New Jet Central at Porter, Indiana. The telegram from Miles Michbean today confirms the ruling.
Impeachment charges are scheduled for hearing tomorrow as House Judiciary Committee and Subcommittee members are instructed to report findings. Judge Landis referenced in motions, with officials directing further action.
Chicago March 1 weather indications show mostly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with little change in temperature. Expect cooler spells and light winds as fronts move through the region.
Weather summary covers 24 hours to 7 am with temperatures, precipitation, and notable trends. Entries list dates from February 24 to March 1 and note sharp drops in some days, with increases or none in others. Observations include snow, rain, and temperature readings around 1 pm.
Two boys aged five and fourteen died in an ice accident on Tore des Marte creek near Ke Krenior farm after they left home to check their fishing gear. Parents reported them missing at dusk and were found under the water the next morning. Searchers recovered the bodies shortly after.
March 1 report from Parla states the Council of the League of Nations is inviting America to participate. The American embassy in Washington confirms the request and notes the matter may reopen the entire issue. The report mentions Hel Nelson must agree to the main aprons while heating is conducted.
President Wilson responded to allegations that Baruch and Ryan were involved in copper price fixing during World War I. He defended their actions and attributed responsibility to Judge Robert Lovett, top government wartime price official, noting inconsistencies in charges and promising a factual statement.
Washington, D. C. Mare 1. Woodrow Wilson Attorney at Law may be seen here and it would not surprise his friends if Mr Wilson became associated with Tiamaridge Colby, retiring secretary of state, said. Wilson was graduated in 1887 at the law school of the University of Virginia and for two years thereafter practiced law in Atlanta, Ga.
March dispatch reports British Prime Minister Lloyd George rejecting Germany’s reparations proposal. The exchange follows Germany’s statement and the Allied position after Decembers talks.
Panama reports President Porras issued a proclamation of war, to be debated by a special session of the national assembly on Thursday for ratification and potential dictatorial powers. Officials cite arms shortages and reliance on canal authorities and the United States for support.
In Lincoln Nebraska a woman signing as Sally asks Mid-West Veteran readers to help find a life mate. She desires a married man who stays out late yet fights for truth, with a deep voice strong enough to make Republicans tremble. She hopes an ex service man from the American Legion Nebraska can qualify.
Investigators examine a Union Pacific No. 25 wreck near Gilmore Auction five miles southwest of Omaha. Fifteen people injured, one seriously, when the UP freight collided with Missouri Pacific No. 14 at the power station. No major equipment damage reported, though the rear of the Missouri Pacific train was telescoped.
Pontac Michigan police detained 11 year old Mareh Warren dyanfield after a shooting in the woods near Farmington Sunday. He said he killed his brother Clare to end his misery after he had accidentally wounded him, claiming he fired the first shot to see how near he could come to ending his brother’s suffering.
Report from Waskuounn BC notes Champ Clark’s condition remains unchanged after a morning update from Dr. Trian Shoup. The physician said the patient rallied from a sinking spell yesterday and was described as stable, though the bedside vigil continued as night wore on.
A brief filed yesterday in the supreme court by forty two states and by railroad counsel attacked the act that places all power over rates with the Interstate Commerce Commission. The filing argues the act as administered concentrates authority improperly and risks harming honest commerce.
Fragmented copy notes Representative Champ Clark’s health, with unclear medical details and possible complications described amid garbled text. No verifiable events or dates emerge. lacks coherent facts for a solid obituary or update.
A grand jury indicted Wildawn Dalton a 17 year old clerk for alleged theft of 772000 in Liberty and which ta Mit stolen Conn hip employer Northern Trust. The bank officials favored a lenient sentence. The case involves representations and a warning to authorities.
United States and maritime authorities move to press action against the steamer for a collision with the destroyer Woolsey off Colta early Tuesday morning. Fifteen sailors are believed drowned with another crew member killed. the Woolsey sank after the incident.
Weablagtin discusses the fate of the Fordney bill as votes on the conference report near completion. The session yielded decisive outcomes with strong party lines and notable absences noted as the conference report was adopted by a wide margin.
The article outlines Henry Ford's proposed project to develop power on the Hudson River, listing associated costs and auctioned commodities. It mentions farm products, cattle, and poultry markets tied to the power source project, with figures and locations such as Troy and Washington, D.C., and various prices.
The Senate moved to amend the farm loan bill authorizing the purchase of ten billion dollars in farm loans. Chairman Warren of the committee advanced the measure after Supreme Court action sustained related reforms and eliminated the medicity for the increase.
Swetfield March 1 Avin Hulton an 18 year old bank clerk is accused of organizing a major robbery. The Noestiere Trans Company of Chivas Wade faces a parliamentary inquiry into the ambitious scheme. A loot of 810000 is mentioned as the impact of the crime and the suspect is reported in custody.
Market snapshot from Chicago shows opening activity with grains and provisions strong, while cattle and hogs trade mixed. Baseball and livestock prices move, with notable gains in certain futures and surrounding trading activity across May and July contracts.
Armed men robbed an agent between Missouri City and New Bloomfield, with a description of the scene near a depot. A registered ward and a note of a man escaping into a tree are mentioned, detailing the incident and a search underway.
An individual in Washington DC recovers vision and pledges to serve humanity. The report notes involvement of notable figures and organizations, including Bureon and Deltorment of mamta ym ube Bureon, with emphasis on worldwide education and unity among nations.
The document records the League of Nations response to the American note, detailing the reply and the positions presented by the council. It notes participation by allied and associated delegates and summarizes the diplomatic exchange without graphic detail.
House leaders summon the Caneus chamber to address pressing vote matters as party factions push for unity amid a high-stakes legislative week. Key figures from the majority coalition convene to outline strategy and manage procedural hurdles.
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