16 Mar 1923
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Newspaper
Creston Daily Advertiser
Location
Creston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1923
Page
1
Des Moines March 16 The assembly finished work on new tax and production law changes. The Senate will review the three tax bills next week with final action due soon. Other measures update county assessors and state spending tied to tax receipts, heading to the governor for approval.
Fragmentary notice notes a referendum question in Finland about continuing prohibition. It mentions a vote by 44 people and a decision involving In Glarke Case Vagtors regarding whether prohibition should persist in the region.
A chaotic scene described as a storm wrecked a town with 631 reported killed and many more injured. Officials and emergency services scrambled to assess damage as a dramatic drive disaster unfolded, with local authorities declaring an emergency and coordinating relief efforts.
Dr. Golder of the Hoover Commission reports a primitive group near Daughes believes Americans live at the earths bottom in darkness. They imagine plowing with oxen and nuts tied to horns. The American Relief Commission has sent rations as thousands die from famine.
Fresh Chicago weather bulletin reports for the next twenty four hours. It notes rising temperatures tomorrow and likely increasing looseness tonight followed by Iowa weather poir.
Weather summary lists routine observations by Dro Hl af Stan lary for the past period with high and low temperatures, rainfall amounts, and general conditions. Entries mention dates like March 10 and March 30, noting temperatures around mid twenties and rainfall readings, reflecting a temperate period with variable precipitation.
Washington report notes postmaster Speaken addressed Republicans and comments on Harding’s weak backing. Audience reactions reflect divisions within the party over ship subsidies and US representation in the League of Nations.
Baltimore, Moreh U6 Witham Carter, 62, former president of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers, died at a local hospital yesterday after arteriosclerolmess. He had been moved from Washington three weeks ago, in a coma for 48 hours, and died without regaining consciousness. His body will be taken to Washington for a Masonic funeral likely on Saturday or Sunday. The report notes a woolen-suits shortage despite county concerns.
Chicago sentor by Assistant United States Attorney Sullivan reveals an indictment tied to a $200,000 looting of Warren first National Bank. Frank L. Wook, bank president, held in Chicago, slated to return. Abraham Oldman also named. Goldman and Marvin charged with aiding in the misappropriation.
Shieago March 16 A woman files suit seeking 50000 against a man with whom she lived thirteen years claiming breach of promise. She says they believed they were married after a prior divorce and cites efforts to remarry. Case details include dates and alleged concealment of legal status.
Attorneys in the Herrin riot case fear further delays as winter illness strikes the defendants and key witnesses. Nuror Nathan Markosom reportedly near death, cared for beside his ailing wife and daughter, both in critical condition with pneumonia, in a Monticello county hospital ward. Continuous communication is reported with legal teams and court officials amid ongoing medical crises.
Dublin hosts a headline boxing match as McTigue and Siki prepare for their bout at the Saku theater on Saturday. Weigh in expects McTigue to carry a modest edge, while a strong crowd of boxing figures and observers gather in Dublin. Framents suggest Carpentier and Descompe will also arrive in the city for the event.
New York March 16 The $30,090 matter of Colurom Dixon alleged by Ruth claiming attack on Long Island trips was heard by her attorney today The complainant asserts Ruth is the father of her unborn child in the case filed and discussed at the session
Longtime official Jarnigan steps down after eighteen years in the post. Details and successor arrangements remain to be announced as the organization plans for a transition and election of a new leader.
An air training accident left the new Ducaler-Wriisit monoplane unable to recover after takeoff. Gen. Miteless and Gen. Willham witnessed the incident as the pilot leaped clear to avoid collision. the aircraft landed safely with no injuries reported.
Dispatches from March 16 describe a bank robbery near St Louis where six vandals robbed the State Bank at Wallston, locking staff and customers, and stealing about 1000. German reports detail French troop train wrecks and sabotage near Treves, Koblenz and Koblenz area lines with explosions and casualties.
Preliminary conferences to consider the new Turkish proposals will be opened in Samilon next Tuesday. French representatives prepare for the conference as examination of the Turkish proposals is expected to continue until the end of March.
A Los Angeles court returned a guilty verdict against ENGHT. W. W. FUNG after a trial involving workers at the Werk facility. The case centers on alleged wrongdoing connected to firing practices and related investigations.
A fragmented report notes issues with mirrors on street cars affecting motormen at a city line. Observers describe drivers strain and passenger safety concerns as crews attempt repairs amid daily service and ongoing maintenance constraints.
A Chicago car seizure case reports a confiscated liquor cache tied to two men Kaplin and Albert Webster of Pui eng. Authorities say one gallon quantities were found near a walla, along with other items. The incident follows a prior arrest two weeks ago and involves a secretary of congressman jury matters in Washington.
A British vessel foundered off the Dutch coast with two fatalities reported. The incident occurred near Wollens, as authorities and crew records indicate a tragic maritime accident during the voyage with inquiries underway.
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