07 Mar 1923
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Newspaper
Creston Daily Advertiser
Location
Creston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1923
Page
1
London reports indicate continuing deadlock as British General Godley and French General Payot fail to agree on waving French troops through. Sabotage fears rise as German forces in the British zone prepare to resist an invasion. Berlin notes a thwarted coup with fifteen plotters arrested.
The Des Moines Senate debated a protest bill and advanced alcohol and crime related measures. An amendment sought to ban front yard Gandations and protect a tree while revisions moved the bill toward the governor for signature.
Rockford friends recall the life of Killeen Ziumerly Wenrickson who eloped twice and died by her own hand at 18. Eileen Zimmerly Henrickson, a Rockford High sophomore, wed Richard Henrickson in Welvidere in 1920. disputes over her age ranged from 15 to 19. Her beauty drew attention as her parents, divorcing, moved to California with Eileen and her companion. Last Christmas she won first place in a Los Angeles beauty contest.
The Associated Press reports town weather indicates cloudy conditions tonight and tomorrow with little temperature change.
Local observations by Dr H M Stam e for the past 24 hours ending 7 am report highs and lows across days from Thursday March 1 to Saturday March 7. Data shows temperatures ranging from 15 to 42 degrees, with several days above freezing and no rainfall noted. Temperature at 1 pm today not fully listed.
London March 7 Turkish nationalist assembly at Angora selected the Lausanne draft as the basis for peace talks but rejected the agreement in principle. The assembly authorized the government to press for a settlement within a provisional period, insisting on full independence and rapid evacuation of occupied territories after signing.
The Associated Press reports that Marek, 7 Mrs Prioenla Flack, aunt of President Harding, died today in Mount Vernon Ohio. She was the widow of Abner Plark and was born in Corsten Mos row county, the birthplace of the president.
Opening statements for Mrs. Katherine Eberie argue she killed Paul Eberie in a frenzy of protection for her child and that he was unfaithful drug addicted and spendthrift. Prosecution contends she could not have fired the shot from her position in the car and disputes self defense.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss state enforcement of liquor laws and penalties. Mentions Michigan, Maine, and Toalana legislators debating the death penalty, punishments, and postponement. References various officials and potential punishments for liquor related offenses.
Sheriff’s deputies Wooley Cratt and Wiley Pieres were killed Saturday by moonshiners near Franklington Louisiana. Their bodies were found buried in mud, pressed into the rut and covered by cow arena debris.
Crowly witnesses coastguard pursuit of a converted fishing smack carrying 160 cases of liquor. A fire from a backfire set the vessel ablaze five miles off the inlet as rum runners fought flames for a half hour. They beached on a sandbar and escaped into the marsh as guards fired. cargo destroyed, vessel damaged.
Plain and changeable taffeta hats gain popularity, pairing with small florals and fruit motifs as a common trim. This fashion blurs lines between simple designs and decorative details, reflecting current accessory styles.
Goss tumbled from an eighth floor window ledge and aided AL Polski in the perilous drop. Spectators gasped as Goss escaped unhurt. Ada Lukens discarded her fur coat and leaped into the river with a natural swimming stroke, aided by Richard Lysaight of the 18 coast guard station, then quickly recovered from a hysterical attack and offered no explanation.
Myra Creveland Hi Lin was convicted of grand larceny for using the name of Secretary Hoover to promote the World Radio Corporation. Investors in World Radio stock testified before the jury in New York, revealing complaints about the scheme.
Mystery surrounds the sudden plunge into the St Josaph river from the highway bridge Tuesday morning. Helen Wolfe, a pretty 19 year old deputy in the office of the Renton Harbor Mich is involved.
In New York City on March 7 thieves raided a West 87th Street shop, using a thrown object to break a glass window and grab about four dozen expensive wraps. They fled in a waiting motor car after firing shots at a pursuing patrol.
Governor McCray signed legislation creating a dunes park commission and a tax levy to acquire 2 000 acres of dune country along Lake Michigan in Porter county. The measure, approved by the legislature, closes its session with the bill becoming law.
Hampton Iowa March 7 preliminary hearing concluded with Storck president and a Valley cashier bound over to the grand jury. Wank, both men face action by the grand jury on the detunct field case.
Report from New York in March on a high risk experiment by officers at Mitel el Pield, Long leland, to test launching landing aeroplanes from larger aircraft. The test plans involve Lent faydy V. Flater, Lawrence Sperry, and Dr Haviland, with Sperry's invention grappling device. Outcome aims to prove airborne assist devices for speed and observation while reducing detectability.
Bronze footwear are highly popular this summer, noted for extreme adaptability and long service life. They are typically adorned with buckles and praised for comfort and versatility across outfits.
A confusing clipping reports Hermine leaving a former Kaiser amid family strain. An unidentified source mentions marital tensions involving Princess Hor mune and a famine related departure. Details are unclear and the fragmentary text references a mine window and entic.
Sargent, retired, died from a heart attack while serving in the Naval Hospital from a rare illness poisoning. He served in the Cold War era and was ninety nine years old.
Fragmentary OCR describes a boxing controversy involving Greb and a fight linked to a championship. Mentions Beneswelant, Uiteated, and connections to Jack, plus quotes about clarifying the situation and a reporter named Doyle.
Iow City March 7 Elmo B. Roper Chamber of Commerce Creston Parkin and possibly Us cater to be held March 9 with many speakers. Creston Football and Banket towns aim to boost support with an upcoming game featuring the Seton High School team and possible guests.
Pendleton of Wellesley announces the awards for two Omaha students Virginia Semler and Josephine Piatner. Both earned Wellesley and Durant scholarships following two and a half years of study. Mia Platour and Miss Beauler are highlighted among top beneficiaries.
A disturbance at a St Patrick's Day parade in New York drew 4 physicians and about 40 others as riot police restored order after 30 minutes of clashes. Roughly 600 women in the audience witnessed the confrontation and banners showing the American flag became a focal point.
Jarace Todges convicted in the death of Mr and Mrs Aaron Anderson. Todges plans to file a motion for a new trial. His attorney alleges jury prejudice and violent, inflammatory statements by the state attorney during the trial.
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