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Newspaper

Creston Daily Advertiser

Location

Creston, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1924

Page

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Iowa Republicans Endorse Coolidge At State Convention

A three-resolution package pledging support for Calvin Coolidge, endorsing the McNarry Haugen grain bill and a soldier bonus was presented to the Des Moines gathering. Delegates elected to Cleveland include A. B. Cummins, B. B. Burnquist and Addison Parker with alternates listed.

Des Moines McNarry- Haugen Grain Export Corporation Coolige Iowa Resolutions Committee James Devitt Oskaloosa Associated Press Coliseum H. E. Spangler Cedar Rapids Cleveland A. B. Cummins B. B. Burnquist Fort Dodge Addison Parker T. C. Cessno Grinnell T. P. Hollowell Ft. Madison Eugene Cutler Logan Hanford MacNider Mason City Turner Frans E. Sheldon Ringgold Estelle E. Plopper Hardin Willard E. Whiting Monona H. H. Douglas Worth Jennie I. Berry Linn B. Wilson Johnson J. H. Hickman Lucas Eighth Frank Hayne Appanoose County Homer Stevens Page James Bixler Adams County William Hook Taylor Dan Turner Corning United States Brookhart Coolidge Rawson Charles A. Rawson John Adams Dubuque Luther Brewer Harry Weaver Wapello County Burnquist

Earth Shocks Damage Costa Rica Buildings

A series of earth shocks, the strongest in 25 years, damaged half of San Jose buildings and caused casualties. The American legation suffered collapse but the ambassador and consuls escaped harm. no injuries among American residents were reported. Communications with nearby cities were cut.

Associated Preas San Jose Costa Rica Legation Balding

Democrat Seeks Probe of Pardon Graft Claim

Representative Garrett a Democrat leader in the House asks for a House select committee to probe evidence before a Chicago grand jury alleging two congressmen took money to influence paroles and pardons of convicted persons. The resolution calls a five member committee to determine the allegations.

Presss Wanhiteles Garrett House Chicago Congress

Walsh Shows Oil Inquiry Messages From Doheny

Washington hearings reveal Doheny sought to back Montana oil venture. Walsh quoates letters and telegrams as part of the oil committee probe. Burns describes McLean’s secret agent role and the cipher “Mary” message tied to Florida.

Associated Press Washington Oil Committee Senator Walsh Montana E. L. Doheny William J. Burns Bureau of Investigation Justice Department Ff. B. McLean Department Mary Florida Daugherty Justice Code Francis H. McAdoo William G. McAdoo McLean A. Mitchell Palmer Wilson Albert B. Fall Harry F. Sinclair Palmer The Washington Post Burns Mary Duckstein Senate Oil Committee Edward B. McLean War Department W. F. Freedman Army Signal Corps John F D. C John Doe

Senate panel to redraft treaty on German ships

Three articles in the future commercial treaty with Germany granting reciprocal ship treatment will be eliminated. The Senate Foreign Relations Committee reached the decision in Washington. In a rapid vote the House authorized a sweeping inquiry into the Shipping Board, creating a special committee to oversee the probe.

Associated Press Washington Germany Senate Foreign Relations Committee Associated Pres Shipping Board House

Railroads Ask IC C to Modify Train Control Order

Associated Press reports that several railroads petitioned the Interstate Commerce Commission today to alter its mandate for installing automatic train control devices. The move aims to adjust deadlines and technical requirements under the commission's order.

Associated Pre Wentien Huerihty Nine Flest Class Interstate Commerce Commission

Interior releases film tour of Alaska for educational use

A motion picture titled A Tour of Alaska depicting scenes from President Harding’s Alaska trip last summer has been released by the Department of Interior. The film is provided for colleges clubs and other educational organizations.

Ry Associated Prep Washington Alaska Harding Department of Interior

Coolidge Eyes McNarry Haugen Farm Export Bill

President Coolidge keeps an open mind about the McNarry Haugen farm export corporation bill favored by Northwestern interests as a key to easing the economic situation in that region.

Associated Press Washington Coolidge McNarry- Haugen Farm Export Corporation Northwestern Interests

Coolidge Seeks Navy Secretary Pick as Denby Vacancy Stands

President Coolidge weighs a seasoned executive to replace Edwin Denby as secretary of the navy but no decision has been made. Joseph H Grew of New Hampshire, ambassador to Switzerland, was nominated as under secretary, succeeding William Phillips who becomes ambassador to Belgium.

Treas Washington Coolidge Edwin Denby Navy

Wheat inquiry report delays reach the president

From Washington on March 4 the tariff commission again held up delivery of its wheat inquiry report to President Coolidge. The panel completed the study over a week ago and awaiting transmission.

Washington Tariff Commission Coolidge Commission

Senate veterans committee to review Chicago grand jury findings

Washington announces that no investigation will be conducted into the Chicago grand jury findings linking Dr. Forbes and J. W. Thompson. Senator Reed, chairman, stated the matter will not be pursued by the special Senate veterans committee.

Washington Chicago Grand Jury D R. Forbes J. W. Thompson Senate Veterans’ Committee Reed Tat

Davenport Man Charged With Seduction Awaits Trial

In Scott county district court Le roy Miller faces a seduction charge filed by Anna Schiffke of Davenport. Indicted by a grand jury he is free on $1000 bond. Blood tests to establish parentage under Mendelian principles were discussed in a motion for continuance.

Davenport Leroy Miller Anna Schiffke Scott County Miller

Frazer and Lam bert safe deposit letters in Palm Beach

Fragment from 1924 telegrams reveals Frazer and Lambert handling bank deposits in Palm Beach Florida with Doheny references and inquiries to a Justice Department special agent. The collection includes messages about McLean and political asides, with a Western Union code message context.

Edward McLean Palm Beach Fla Zevely Walsh Lambert Seaboard W. O Fle Lean Frazer W. D. Duckstein Breakers Burns McLean Department of Justice Mary Los Angeles Calif Edward L. Doheny Pan American Oil and Transport Co Woodward Building Washington, D. C Washington Equity Western Union

Family Decret Told In Harris Marriage Case

The Beverly D. Harris suit over his marriage to Eleanor Elaine Harris heads to a jury. Defense rested. both sides summarized as testimony refuted by Eleanor Harris and sister Tessa Corder regarding claims of past relationships and paternity. Harris alleged jealousy followed by hints of separation after the 1908 California schooling.

New York Beverly D. Harris Eleanor Elaine Harris Harris Samuela Lee Memphis Eli Rayner Harri Tessa Corder Samuela Slater Corder Rayner Eleanor Eli California

Action Predicted on Ford's Shoals Offer

Washington observers predicted action by week’s end on Henry Ford’s Muscle Shoals offer as the House shifted to the McKenzie plan for bid access. Debate will likely last two days, followed by a five minute rule for amendments. opponents promised several changes to the contract terms.

Associated Washington Mar Henry Ford Muscle Shoals House McKenzie Ford

Coolidge Favors Mellon Tax Reduction Plan

President Coolidge reaffirmed adherence to the Mellon tax plan and his position on tax legislation remains as outlined in his message to Congress. When asked about the compromise bill, he said he could not say at this time whether he would veto or approve a hypothetical measure.

Associated Press Washington Coolidge Congress White House House

Large tax refunds total 123 million in 1923

Refunds on illegal or erroneously collected taxes amounted to 123,992,820.94 last fiscal year ending June 30, 1923, distributed among 263,320 persons. The largest single amount refiect was 9,268,548.60, returned to the executors of Oliver H. Payne of New York.

Associated Washington Oliver H. Payne New York

Pay Midland Claims With Swift Payment

Claims for mechanics liens against Midland Packing were paid today by Swift & Co following Judge Munger of Lincoln Neb. The $622,500 plant price left $374,326. The funds will be prorated to liquidate $1,351,572 in preferred and general claims, with payout likely this week.

Associated Press Midland Packing Company

First Electric Storm Ravages Fort Dodge Farm

Lightning hit Herman Trost’s barn near Fort Dodge during the first electrical storm of the season. The barn burned to the ground and several horses and cows perished, with farm machinery losses reported.

Associated Press Fort Dodge Herman Trost Trost

Fire Devastates Chinese City Killing Hundreds

A large blaze swept through Chow Thun in Shantung province near Tai wan last Friday. About three hundred people perished from burns suffocation and panic while seven hundred were injured as the fire raced through a crowded district early in the morning. Victims were trapped and trampled amid the deadly chaos.

China Chow Thun Taiwan Shantung Province

Mystery man Johnston rattles Michigan primary plans

In Saginaw Michigan rumors swirl that Zilwaukee Hiram Johnston is a myth devised to affect the April 7 presidential primary ballots. Officials filed petitions for Johnson to appear on the Republican ballot, but no one in Zilwaukee confirms his existence, and local carriers know no such resident.

Saginaw Mich Hiram” Johnston Michigan Johnson Lansing William J. Siegriat Zilwaukee Justee of Peace Johnston John Baird Zilwaukee Township Hirvan Johnston

Vaudeville Actress Seeks City Hall In Cedar Rapids

Miss Pffie Cherry, a vaudeville performer, plans a mayoral campaign stop before afternoon audiences in Cedar Rapids. She spoke at the Majestic with cordial reception, wearing a 25 year old style dress and antique hat. She denied rumors about protecting sisters from audiences with a net while on stage and outlined a platform for a cleaner, more sanitary town.

Associated Press Cedar Rapids Pffie Cherry the Majestic Dreas Six Miss Cherry

Caliph Deposed as Swiss Journey Ends Caliphate Abolished

The caliph departed today for Switzerland as the national assembly passed a bill to depose him and abolish the caliphate. His wives reportedly refused food amid the political upheaval.

Dy Associated Press Switzerland National Assembly

Women of Caliph’s Harem Refuse Food Four Days

Istanbul dispatch reports the deposition of the caliph triggering a harem protest as women vow a four day fast. The note cites the Daily Express correspondent in London with no further details.

Associated Press London Constantinople The Daily Express

House Debates Bills Favoring Light Wine and Beer

Washington march 4 a batch of bills favored light wine and beer as part of a move to modify the Volstead act. measures split into two groups one restricting alcohol content to 2.75 percent and the other allowing 0.4 percent for beer and 19 percent for wine and cider.

Associated Press Wasehington

Daugherty Seen at Race Track with Sinclair

Senator Heflin of Alabama told the Senate that Attorney General Daugherty went to a race track with Harry F. Sinclair and placed bets concerning cabinet members. The March report from Washington notes the alleged wagering.

Associated Press Washington Daugherty Harry F. Sinclair Senate Heflin Alabama

Dickinson Calls Iowa to Lead in Pro-Administration GOP Move

Des Moines march reports Congressman L. J. Dickinson urged Iowa to lead the nation in restoring President Coolidge to the executive chair and to strengthen the Republican party. He pressed for a protective agricultural policy, endorsed the export corporation bill, expanded farmer cooperatives, tax relief, a national bonus bill, and support for a world court. He said prohibition no longer drives politics.

Iowa Calvin Coolidge United States Associated Press Des Moines Coolidge Republican Party Nnion L. J. Dickinsem Oday Deb Dickinson Dickhean Congress Washington Reeta National House of Representatives Convention

Jury to Probe Nina Wilcox Putnam Sanderson Divorce

Providence county grand jury impaneled Monday will investigate the divorce granted to Nina Wilcox Putnam Sanderson and the petition by Fay Eisenberg wife of Lester Eisenberg. The foregone action involved residence issues, and the panel is not due to report for ten days or two weeks.

Associated Press Providence R. L Providence County Grand Jury Nina Wilcox Putnam Sanderson Fay Eisenberg Lester Eisenberg Corporation Counsel of New York

Mexican Revolution Nears End as Rebels Disband

Enriqu e Estrada and Manuel Dieguez leaders in the western campaign have disbanded their troops and, with a small escort, seek refuge in Acapulco Guerrero. Dispatches quote foreign headquarters. The war department says organized resistance in the Vera Cruz petroleum region has ended.

Associated Press Mexico City Enrique Estrada Manuel Dieguez Pacific Acapulco Guerreo Guadalajara Dlepatches War Department Vera Cruz

Daugherty Probe Not After Technical Pagles

Washington March 4 Attorney General Daugherty's counsel was formally notified that the senate committee investigation of big administration would proceed in a summary manner rather than follow technical rules. A draft letter replying to the attorney general's counsel defining privileges was prepared and forwarded by Senator Brookhart chairman Some requests from Daugherty's counsel were granted and some denied.

Associated Press Washington Daugherty Couns Nate Committee Big Brookhart Republican Towa Isome

Also Mentioned on This Page

L. J. Dickinson Americain Legion Thomas P Hollowell Fort Madison Cessna Gene Cutlaw W. F Watson French Doheny A. B. Fall Mellon Pay Midland Swift China City Segong Hiram Farmer Jickinson Nina Wilcox Divorse
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