Creston Daily Advertiser history note
The Creston Daily Advertiser reports it is published every weekday evening by The Creston Advertiser Gazette Co with publishers Carl Davenport and W A Roseberry. The paper notes its status as a second class matter in March 1904 and its location at Creston, Iowa. It states Association with The Associated Press and reserves republication rights for news dispatches and local news.
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Creston Daily Advertiser
Creston Advertiser-Gazette Co
Carl Davenport
W. A. Roseberry
Nverea
Creston
Iowa
Associated Press
Wage Cuts Hit New England Cotton Mills
Wage reductions across Fall River New Bedford Springfield and Rhode Island mills reflect a broader textile slump. The piece notes earlier cuts in Lawrence and New Hampshire, arguing for broader reforms beyond wage cuts and suggesting New England manufacturers oppose federal child labor limits to keep southern cheap labor advantage.
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New England
Fall River
New Bedford
Springfield
Rhode Island
Lawrence
New Hampshire
South
New York
Women in Reichstag Come From Humble Vocations
Berlin March 2 Of the 493 Reichstag members 33 are women about 6.6 percent up from 5.7 in the prior parliament. The Socialists provide the largest female contingent with 13 percent. Notable figures include Johanna Reitze a former servant girl and printer's assistant now parliamentarian and Frau Ansorge a textile worker turned coffee picker shipping clerk and news stand seller. Several women had college training including Dr Gertrude Baeumer Dr Marie Elisabeth Lueders and Dr Elsa Matz. Others like Elfriede Rynek Minna Schilling and Marie Juchacz brought industrial or teaching backgrounds.
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Berlin
Johanna Reitze
Frau Ansorge
Gertrude Baeumer
Democratic Party
United States
Marie Elisabeth ‘Lueders
International Women’s League of Peace and Freedom
Elsa Matz
German People's Party
Elfriede Rynek
Minna Schilling
Marie Juchacz
Frau Pfuell
Hedwig Dransfeld
Christine Teusch
Clara Mende
Margarethe Behm
Lise Bartels
Lore Agnes
American Birds and Beasts Travel Far for New Homes
Melbourne based report notes a San Diego Zoo director shipped the largest Pacific crossing of American birds animals and reptiles to exchange with Melbourne and Sydney zoos for Australian fauna. The consignment included four alligators five rattlesnakes twenty five monkeys two Canadian timber wolves three coyotes four desert lynxes and various smaller species. They are housed in the Sydney zoo for acclimatization.
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Associated Press
Melbourne
Australia
San Diego
Cal
Zoological Gardens
Sydney Zoological Gardens
Pacific
Sydney Zoo
Court Features Sevens In Selby Case Banter
Selby England February 28 seven magistrates sat on the bench seven cases about motor vehicle lighting were heard seven policemen gave evidence seven letters admitted offences seven defendants were fined ten chillinks each and seven minutes were needed to dispose of the cases.
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Selby
Eng
Papers Must Make Money in Des Moines Session
Des Moines Feb 27 The Lews Press association heard Joe Carnichael assert that newspapers must be financially successful to aid town growth. A profitable paper gains influence, attracts capital, and supports public service through independent, aggressive outreach rather than benevolent status.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Joe Carnichael
Lowe Committee For Public Utility Information
Lews Press Association
Public Utilities
Public Service
Iff
Cromwell H S Notes Highlights and Events
Velma Manatrey hosted a surprise party for Lola and Vaunita Orr and Treva Linthi cum who plan to move soon. The junior class play The Spark of Life drew a large audience and netted about 32 dollars. Professor Price presented Cappy Ricks and spoke on Fred Douglass Booker T Washington and Paul Laurence Dunbar. The girls basketball team heads to Corn ing March 4 and Creston March 6 7 for tournaments. An orchestra program is planned for March 10 and the Parent-Teachers play is set for Tuesday.
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Velma Manatrey
Lola
Vaunita Orr
Treva Linthicum
Spark of Life
Professor Price
Cappy Ricks
Prescott Christian Church
Fred Douglas
Brooker T. Washington
Paul Lawrence Dunbar
Brookhart and allies placed at bottom of Senate committees
The Republican Committee on Committees tentatively ranked Senator LaFollette and allies Brookhart Ladd and Frazier at the bottom of their committees. The move follows their opposition to the LaFollette ticket and would treat them as independents for committee status. LaFollette has not replied to the assignment letter.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
LaFollette
Republican Committee On Committees
Wisconsin
Brookhart
Iowa
Ladd
Frazier
North Dakota
LaFollette Trcket
Chicago University Receives Four Million in Gifts
Chicago March 2 Special to The ADVERTISER Announcement of gifts to the University of Chicago totaling 4104,043 was made here today by Robert P. Lamont, chairman of the university committee on development. This sum represents pledges about 25 percent of the 17,500,000 goal for new buildings and endowment.
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Chicago
Advertiser
University of Chicago
Robert P. Lamont
University Committee On Development
Ebert Lies In State In Berlin After Death
The body of Germany’s first president, Frederich Ebert, lies in state in Berlin’s study where he died. A brown oak coffin rests on a catafalque, candles glow, and green plants surround the wreaths from Frau Ebert and the children. A Rembrandt painting and an image of Rathenau are visible along with a photo of General Challes. Four soldiers guard the room as funeral rites plan for Wednesday move the coffin to the executive mansion for a ceremony by Acting President Luther.
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Berlin
March Saheb
Friederich Ebert
Germany
Frau Ebert
Luise
Rembrand
Rathenau
Herr Ebert
Ctlalles
Luther
Officials of Disabled Soldiers Refuse To Testify
Washington February 28 officials of the National Disabled Soldiers League declined to testify further before a House investigating committee. Counsel Abner Siegal withdrew after his name was linked to narcotic handling and a fake deal to construct a hospital. John T Nolan and Kenneth D Murphy also refused further questioning. Siegal condemned the committee as unfair and said witnesses would not testify to avoid self incrimination.
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Associated Press
Washington
National Disabled Soldiers’ League
Io House
Abner Siegal
Consel
League
John T. Nolan
Kenneth D
Iowa Students to Hear Coolidge Inaugural by Radio
Des Moines Iowa February 28 school children will hear President Coolidge inaugural address by radio next Wednesday if the plan of Mrs Clark E Daniels president of the Iowa League of Women Voters is carried out The league with the state superintendent of schools and radio distributors arranged for a receiving set in 22 Des Moines schools The proposal met with strong approval prompting district assistants to promote the idea locally.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa
Coolidge
Clark E Daniels
Iowa League of Women Voters
Daniels
Hammill to Attend Coolidge Inauguration
Des Moines Iowa February 28 Governor Hammill will travel to Washington with Mrs Hammill to attend the inauguration of President Coolidge next Wednesday Adjutant General Louis Lasher will also be present at the ceremony and will attend the national convention of State adjutant generals Charles A Rawson Republican national committeeman for Iowa rounds out the delegation
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Hammill
President Coolidge
Washington
National Capital
Britt
Louis Lasher
Charles A. Rawson
Iowa
Cedar Rapids Man Killed In Illinois
William Kleintob 45 of Cedar Rapids was struck and killed by a train at Spring Valley Illinois while crossing the tracks. His body will go to Clarksville Iowa for burial and he is survived by his mother and three brothers Frank in Cedar Rapids and Charles and John in Mason City.
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Associated Press
Cedar Rapids
William Kleintob
Spring Valley
Ill
Kleintob
Clarksville
Frank
Charles
John
Mason City
Dirt roads in soft condition across Des Moines area
Des Moines bulletin reports most town dirt roads soft and Lincoln highway unimproved portions also soft. Jefferson highway primary road number 1 gravel and in fair condition. Want Ads Get Results.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Des Moines Automobile Club
Lincoln Highway
Jefferson Highway
Price Outlook for Hogs and Cattle in 1925 Rise
Des Moines March 2. A Iowa cooperative bureau bulletin predicts pork prices will stay high in 1925 despite possible corn yield increases. Fall farrowing could rise as breeders prepare for fall litters, while beef cattle prices may edge higher due to feed costs and industry adjustments. Overall, the cattle industry remains hopeful, with sustained improvement expected but not yet at peak.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa Cooperative Reporting Bureau
Union Labor Acts To Oppose Patterson Tax Bill
Cedar Rapids labor groups vote to oppose the Patterson income tax bill. The city federation of labor unanimously passes a resolution stating the measure harms Iowa by driving capital away and hurting business. The Business and Professional Women's club also adopts a similar resolution.
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Associated Press
Cedar Rapids
Patterson
Federation of Labor
Iown
Lewis
Estate Federation of Labor
Business and Professional Women's Club
Guardian of Memorial Guarded on Scotch Rates
Elgin council hires a caretaker to tend the town war memorial for two shillings and sixpence weekly. Duties include removing withered flowers, daily wreath arrangement, banning car parking near the memorial, preventing stepping on steps, and keeping the area clean and neat.
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Elgin
Scotland
Airscouts Fail to Locate Herring Schools at Sea
Emden Germany February 28 1924 during the fishing season 1924 ring fishermen tried airplanes to locate schools of herring at sea but results were disappointing observers reported that planes move too fast and fish swim too deep for detection by radio equipped pilots
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Associated Press
Emden
Germany
Woman Hits Ty Cobb With Glass
Ty Cobb the Detroit Tigers manager is under bond to appear before the city recorder in Atlantic Georgia to answer a disorderly conduct charge following a dispute over a dinner check. Police say the altercation was referred to the restaurant manager's wife who struck Cobb with a glass.
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Associated Press
Atlantic
Ty Cobb
Detroit Tigers
City Recorder
Cobb
Georgia Peach
Radio Dial Listings For Tomorrow Evening
Radio Digest based program guide lists stations from KFWM Beaumont to WRC Washington with times for orchestras concerts talks and features including Gold Dust Eveready hour and Brunswick hour across major networks and cities nationwide curated by Associated Press trade source.
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KFWM
Beaumont
WEFI
Boston
Prano
WOR
Newark
KGO Oakland
Omaha
WIP Philadelphia
WFI Philadelphia
danre KDKA_ Pittsburgh
Brunswick
WCAE
Pittsburgh
WEAF
Eveready
WDWF
Providence
WEAQ
Porto Rico
KGW Porland Oregonian
Continue Hearing of Reputed Bootleg King
The hearing for E. W. Voespel of Clinton on liquor possession was postponed to March 16 at federal prosecutors request due to missing witnesses Franklin A. Howe Andrew Headley and James Clift. Howe Headley and Clift face separate charges of possessing and transporting an alcohol rectifier in Peoria. The group was arrested February 15 at the Iowa Bottling Works in Clinton during a search by dry agents.
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Associated Pres
Davenport
E. W. Voespel
Clinton
Iowa
United States
A. G. Bush
Franklin A. Howe
Andrew Headley
James Clift
Peoria
Voespel
Voelpel
Midtoaar e Back In School Mis In Audubon
Audubon February 28. Miss Marie Midtgaard a Danish physical culture instructor is back teaching after state officials and Audubon county court upheld her qualification despite a prior effort to discharge her. A Danish-descent community opposed her, citing English fluency concerns and decorum issues over bloomers on the gym floor. The court criticized both sides. the state superintendent reversed an earlier revocation and she resumed classes as hearings drew wide notice.
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Associated Press
Audubon
State Department of Education
Audubon County District
Marie Midtgaard
Weer
Midtgaard
George Sampson
Becaus
Madtgaard
Radcliffe
Miss Midtgaard
May E. Francis
Francis
Efficiency Marks Freight Station in Dallas Underground Terminal
What is believed to be the first freight terminal in the United States to bring freight trains into the city’s business district by an underground tunnel nears completion in Dallas. The Santa Fe terminal comprises four units, each effectively a separate building, with the second unit already finished and occupied by a warehouse and forwarding company. The first unit features a 19 story main building and a ten story annex.
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Packing House Company
Brooklyn Terminal
New York
Dallas
Tex
United States
Santa Fe
Eskimo Girls Cut Pigtails On St Lawren Island Radio Source
From Seattle dated February 28 the Alaska division chief Jonathan Wagner reports on St Lawren Island Eskimo girls cutting off their pigtails after news that the bob is the thing reached the area via a radio set installed by the U S bureau of education.
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Seattle
St. Lawren Island
Hering Sea
Jonathan Wagner
Alaska
United States Bureau of Education
Hearing Set for Final Report in Goddard Estate
Final report of Chas. Lacy as administrator of the Philena L. Goddard estate is on file in Union County Iowa. The hearing will be held at 1:30 PM March 14, 1925, at the district court in the county courthouse. Interested parties listed include Willard H. Goddard Almira M. Cunningham Lavant D. Goddard Geo. W. R. Goddard Julia BE. Ducett Azzalea E. Lacy and Richard M. Lacy.
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Philena Goddard
Willard H. Goddard
Almira M. Cunningham
Lavant D. Goddard
Geo. W. R. Goddard
Julia BE. Ducett
Azzalea E. Lacy
Richard M. Lacy
Chas. Lacy
Philena L. Goddard
Union County
Iowa
Insaki County
Notice of Hearing Final Report for Bodger Estate
Final report of J. W. McCue as administrator of the James Bodger estate is on file. The hearing is set for 1:30 PM March 7 1925 at the county courthouse. Adeline Bodger Myrtle Homan and Guy Bodger are named parties to receive notice.
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James Bodger
Adeline Bodger
Myrtle Homan
Guy Bodger
J. W. Me € Cue
District Court
Union County
Iowa
J. W. McCue
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