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Newspaper

Creston Daily Advertiser

Location

Creston, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1922

Page

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Coal Operators Refuse Conference Proposal

Secretary of Labor Davis announced that central coal field operators rejected his plan for a conference with the United Mine Workers to discuss a new working agreement replacing the one expiring March 31. Illinois operators demanded an exception, while Indiana operators had tentative approval but later refused.

Washington, D. C Davis Central Coal Fields United Mine Workers Illnois Indiana Coal Operators Association

Wheat stock in elevators at low level in nation

Washington March 17. Stocks of wheat in country mills and elevators on March 1 totaled 62,564,000 bushels the smallest figure in ten years except for March 1, 1918. The report notes the continued tight supply despite steady demand.

Washington, D. C

8000 Bonds Recovered In Des Moines Bank Theft

Eight thousand dollars worth of bonds and securities stolen from the Drake Park Bank at Des Moines in June 1920 were recovered in Council Bluffs by state agent Hi Yackey. The announcement was made today.

Council Bluffs Drake Park Des Moines Hi Yackey

Wife shoots and kills husband in sleep in Chicago

Chicago March 17. Mrs Rosa Abrahamson shot and killed her husband as he slept claiming he had lost his love for her. Police say the motive is domestic, with details limited to the shooting. Investigators known to be reviewing the case.

Chicago, Ill Rosa Abrahamson

Federal inquiry into Erie shop leasing and Meadville contract

The United States railroad labor board ordered a federal probe of the Erie railroad’s plan to lease its shops and contract all shop work to the Meadville Machinery Co of Meadville Pa. A board member may seek aid from the Department of Justice and survey Erie property to collect evidence.

Chicago Ill Erie Railroad Meadville Machinery Company Meadville United States Railroad Labor Board Department of Justice

Governor Kendall Celebrates 54th Birthday

Des Moines Iowa March 17 Governor N E Kendall marks his 54th birthday born March 17 St Patrick s Day 18 on a farm near Greenville Lucas county Iowa If I had 500000 I would gladly be 24 years old again he said

Des Moines N. E. Kendall Kendall St. Patrick's Day Greenville Lucas County Towa

Weather Outlook for Chicago Saturday Rain Expected

Chicago reports unsettled weather through tonight and Saturday with likely rain in the western and northern portions. Temperature is not expected to change much.

Chicago

Weather Summary Observations by Dr H M Stanley

Local observations over the past 24 hours ending 7 a m notes snow or other conditions. Data includes precipitation, temperature trends and atmospheric cues recorded by Dr H M Stanley for the reporting period.

H. M. Stanley

Man Hanged in District of Columbia Jail

McHenry a 24 year old former New London resident was hanged in the District of Columbia jail for the murder of a Washington city detective and an automobile dealer. Efforts to obtain commutation to life imprisonment failed as President Harding refused to act.

Washington, D. C McHenry New London Connecticut District of Columbia Washington City Harding

Senate irrigation bill favored by committee

Washington March 17 the senate irrigation committee ordered favorably the house bill applying federal irrigation laws to organized districts and individual entrymen no change was made from the house form. the measure allows a district to contract with the interior secretary to release lands from government liens and enables owners to obtain extra credit from the federal farm loan board or other lenders.

Washington, D.C Senate Irrigation Committee Secretary of the Interior Federal Farm Loan Board

Arguments in Murder Case Nearing Close

In Los Angeles deputy district attorney Asa Keyes pressed toward the close of the final argument in the murder trial of Mrs. Madalynne Obenchain for the death of J Belton Kennedy. Judge Sidney N Reeve adjourned as Keyes neared completion and jurors were expected to hear by noon. Defense counsel Jud Rush spoke last pleading for mercy and a verdict that would free a woman who has suffered, urging she be allowed to grow old in peace and reunite with her late lover.

Los Angeles Asa Keyes Madalynne Obenchain J. Belton Kennedy Sidney N. Reeve Keyes Jud Rush

Military affairs panel to visit Muscle Shoals project

The House approved a visit by the military affairs committee probing private offers to purchase or lease Muscle Shoals property. The panel will travel to the site to examine the project details.

Washington, D. C House Military Affairs Committee Muscle Shoals Property

Lurned Beef and Garbage for 15 Cents St Patricks Day Treat

Chicago celebrates Saint Patrick's Day with a restaurant offering corned beef and cabbage for fifteen cents per plate. The deal stemmed from a wager by the manager claiming Ireland would become a free state within a year. A papal dispensation removed the fast-day restriction for the holiday.

Chicago Emerald Isle Loop Ireland Free State

Farm Bureau Urges Open Marketing Talks For Coops

The American farm bureau called for an open door policy in cooperative grain marketing and urged participation from all coop grain sellers. It cited United States Grain Growers Inc and American Wheat Growers Associated, noting they meet in Chicago next week. The bureau demanded full disclosure from both sides and public access to the meetings, opposing any closed sessions.

Chicago American Farm Bureau United States

Mysterious Disappearance Partly Solved in Fort Madison

Fort Madison March 17 The mysterious disappearance of Earl Phillips and Car Banta sixteen year old high school boys during the winter was partly solved today when the body of Phillips was found on the bank of the river.

Fort Madison Earl Phillips Car Banta Phillips

De Valera Warns Treaty Sparks Civil War Risk

Eamon De Valera told a public meeting in Dungarven that accepting the Anglo Irish treaty would grant independence only through civil war, repeating his opposition to the agreement and urging rejection.

de Valera Dublin Eamon de Valera Dungarven Pebate

Two Damage Suits Filed In U S District Court Here

Two suits totaling about $21,000 were filed in the U S district court clerk’s office. Visa Arnett sues Chicago Burlington & Quincy Railroad Co over a trip and fall on a station platform causing permanent injuries seeking 6000. Winona Peterson sues Joseph J Hogan alleging loss of Hereford cattle valued at 15000 with seven percent interest from October 5 1920.

U.S United States District Court Visa Arnett Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company Plantiff Clarke County Osceola Winona Peterson Joseph J. Hogan Forestbury South Dakota Corning Iowa

Governor Urges Iowa Cohesion With Legion Job Drive

Des Moines Iowa March 17 Governor N E Kendall issued a proclamation urging Iowans to cooperate with the American Legion in its program to obtain work for the unemployed. The call emphasizes statewide support for relief efforts and job placement initiatives.

Des Moines Iowa American Legion N. E. Kendall

British Hope for Friendly Relations with Mexico

In the House of Commons Cecil Harmsworth announced negotiations with the Mexican government for an arbitration agreement on all British claims against Mexico. He said Britain is hopeful of eventual friendly relations between Great Britain and Mexico.

London Mexico House of Commons Cecil Harmsworth Great Britain

Episcopal Missionary Letticher Dies in Connecticut

The Rev Charles Eugene Letticher Episcopal clergyman and editor of The Spirit of the Missions died at Cos Colt Conn March 17 He had served eleven years as a missionary in Alaska where he met and married Margaret Graves of Baltimore circumstances given in brief obituary form

New York Charles Eugene Letticher Cos Colt, Conn Alaska Margaret C. Graves Baltimore

Bank Safe Blown Open at Chatsworth Iowa Heist

Des Moines Iowa March 17 Yeges blew the safe of the State Bank of Chatsworth Sioux county Iowa at 4 30 this morning and escaped with practically all safety deposit boxes and contents. A large nitroglycerin charge shattered currency inside the vault and the total loot could not be immediately determined.

Des Moines

Lawyer Sues Over Roulette Losses in Rhode Island

Edward T. Bannon of New Bedford sues six defendants in federal court seeking 100000 from Frank L. Murray of Greenwich and John F. Hennessy of East Providence and 75000 each from Jacob L Vog Montgomeryer August A Shaller James E. Morton and Charles L. Manchester Jr. He alleges fraudulent operation of gambling wheels at Rhode Island resorts deprived him of 560009 with partial recovery of 500009 sought.

Providence R. I Edward T. Bannon Hedford Federal District Court Frank L. Murray Fast Greenwich John F. Hennessy East Providence Jacob L Vog Montgomeryer August A Shaller East Greenwich James E. Morton

Prescott Schools Closed By Quarantine Order

The Health Board issued a quarantine order affecting Prescott closing all schools and prohibiting public gatherings for two weeks. Scarlet fever and diphtheria cases prompted the action, with no school today and services cancelled or postponed across the community.

Prescott The Advertiser Paara of Health

Millionaire John Devol Dodge Begins Five Day Turn

Detroit, Michigan reports John Devol Dodge son of the late Frank L. Dodge starts a five day sentence in the house of correction for speeding. He pleaded guilty with 21 others to the same charge and received a $100 fine plus license revocation. After release he faces Kalamazoo liquor transport charges and a $10,000 suit from a newsboy injured by his car.

Detroit Mich John Devol Dodge Frank L. Dodge House of Correction Dodge Reformatory Kalamazoo

Firing of Guns Greets New Monarch of Egypt

Cairo marked the proclamation of Ahmed Fuad Pasha as King of Egypt with salvos of 101 guns in Cairo Alexandria and Port Said and 21 guns in other capitals. Viscount Allenby visited the royal palace to congratulate King Fuad who announced Egypt’s independence and sovereignty. He declared the title His Majesty King of Egypt to confirm the nation’s dignity and status.

Cairo Egypt Ahmed Fauna Pasha Alexandria Port Said Viscount Allenby Royal Palace Fuad Sarvat Pasha

Kahn Calls Army Cut Too Drastic in Current Time

Chairman Kahn of the House military affairs committee warned Congress that proposed army reductions are too drastic for the moment. He urged caution against a supposedly false economy, stating the current cut would harm national defense.

Washington, D. C Congress Kahn House Military Affairs Committee

United States to insist on payment for occupation bill

Washington March 17 declaration that the United States would insist upon payment of its bill of 241 million dollars for keeping American soldiers in Germany was made by party leaders Senators and Underwood.

Washington, D. C United States Germany Underwood

Towboat Helper Wreck Drowns One Captain in Cincinnati Harbor

The towboat Helper of Campbell's Creek Coal Co. sank after turning over near the Southern railroad bridge in Cincinnati. Captain EB A Burnside the pilot drowned. two other crewmen feared dead while the rest were rescued. Government boats responded from Fernbank dam.

Cincinnati Helper Campbell's Creek Coal Company Southern Railroad EB. A. Burnside Baltimore & Ohio Fernbank Dam

Market Report From Chicago and Des Moines Livestock Exchanges

From Chicago live stock opening market beef steers 7.25 to 8.00 top 10.50 pigs mostly 15 to 25 cents lower with 100 to 120 pound hogs 8.75 to 10.30 cattle receipts 3 500 and sheep 7 000 with steady to slow demand. Des Moines grain futures show May wheat at 1 38% and pork at 20.00. Des Moines hogs steady with receipts 2 500 and sheep 2 000.

Chicago Lamson Bros. & Cos Hubber Bidz Des Moines Joseph

Ash Market Report and Prices

Market listing from March 17 at noon shows prices for eggs beef and chicken. Entries include heavy spring chickens at 18 cents per pound light spring chickens at 20 cents and light hens at unknown price. Horse hides beef hides and cheese notes appear with multiple figures.

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