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Newspaper

Creston Daily Advertiser

Location

Creston, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1928

Page

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Russia moves to abolish war faces broad rejection

The League of Nations preparatory disarmament commission rejected Russia’s bid for immediate global disarmament and dismissed a gradual plan by Maxim Litvinoff. The United States declined to join the proposal, citing steps toward disarmament as preparation. Britain urged naval armament reductions while Italy’s Mussolini called for blackshirts to stay alert amid fascist mobilization. Tangier issues linger with tentative Spain France talks and broader ratifications needed.

Associated Press Russia League of Nations Maxim Litvinoff United States Hugh S. Gibson Belgium Gibson Germany Lord Cushendun Great Britain Geneva Count von Bernsterff Spain League Council Brazil League Mussolini Italy Tangier France Paris

Simon Casady Dies Veteran Iowa Banker

Des Moines reports the death of Simon Casady a veteran Iowa banker at his home after seven months of illness due to heart trouble. He became seriously ill last August and died of double pneumonia following the heart condition.

Des Moines Iowa Simon Casady Deer

Identify Plane Seen Over City

An army plane over Creston last Saturday was identified by Bob Turner as flown by his brother Lieut. Howard Turner en route to Avoca to visit his parents. The bomber, a new type used in Nicaragua by U S Marines, can reach 165 miles per hour before Lieutenant Turner headed to Galveston Texas after the visit.

Creston Bob Turner Lieut Howard Turner Avoca Turner Mr. Turner Nicaragua Galveston Texas

Mrs Hoakinson Dies After 73 Years Of Life

Mrs Alfred Hoakison died Saturday at the family home 900 North Cherry street Creston where she had lived 26 years after coming to Tinica county with her husband in 1875 Funeral services were at 2 PM at the Methodist church with Rev C W Graham officiating burial followed at Prairie Lawn cemetery She leaves her husband and four children Frank Harry Mrs Rose Richardson and Mrs Nellie Boyd all of Creston in her 73rd year

Alfred Hoakison Tinica County North Cherry Street Creston Methodist Church C. W. Graham Prairie Lawn Frank Harry Rose Richardson Nellie Boyd Hoakison

Two Negro suspects held for robbery at Talmage

Two unidentified Negroes arrested in St. Joseph Missouri in connection with the robbery of the C. J. Van Sandt general store at Talmage. They were identified by railroad officers and will be returned to Creston. Police say the break in used a back window and theft included a camera clothing cash and meat.

Creston St. Joseph van Sandt Talmage Frank Collings Chicago and Great Western Railroad Missouri City Collings

California Nevada flood danger swamps Reno and Sacramento

Floodwaters from rain and melting snow threaten central California and west central Nevada. Reno faces possible dam breach with water rising four to five feet, while Sacramento area towns and roads are isolated and residents evacuated by boat. Japanese evacuees stranded near Marysville as the American and Yuba rivers swell.

San Francisco California Nevada Reno Truckee Roca Dam St. Francis Dam Sacramento American River Sacramento To Northern Marysville

Six Injured In Highway Crash Near Creston

Six people suffered minor cuts and scratches in a two vehicle collision on primary road No. 34 near the Frank Otis farm east of Creston late last night. Sheriff Frank Collings said responders found two wrecked cars, one driven by Milt Stevenson of Barney and the other by H B Parrish of Lorimer. No serious injuries were reported.

Frank Otis Creston Frank Collings Milt Stevenson Barney H. B Parrish Lorimer Hugh Twombley Mills and Spruce Streets Charles McCreary Cromwell

Union Services Continue at First Christian Church Week

The church federation drills on with a week of union meetings at First Christian Church. A varied music program is set, and a rotating speaker will present nightly topics including The Triumphal Entry and Gethsemane. Family Night Friday offers a Bible prize to the largest attending family.

Church Federation First Christian Church

Mexico City Bandit Gang Robs Buses Amid Ambush

Troops comb Mexico City and surrounding foothills for a highway robbery gang after 50 men held up four autos and 11 buses, robbing about 2000 people. A driver escaped with a $50 000 vehicle and two injuries were reported as the militants shouted Viva Cristo Rey. Authorities link the raid to insurgent sympathizers and possibly two notorious bandits known as The One Eye and The Negro.

Mexico City Dwight W. Morrow Morrow Puebla Mr. Morrow Genaro Estrada Calles Viva Cristo Rey Pny the One Eye

Union County Students Win College Honors at Simpson College

Four Union county students at Simpson College in Indianola were named to the scholastic roll in a chapel service announced by Dr. John L. Hillman. The students are Gladys Krisinger Creston Alice Peters Creston Fred Wolfe Shannon City and Treva Linthicum Shannon City. The honor is the college’s most coveted academic distinction.

Union County Simpson College Indianola John L. Hillman Gladys Krisinger Alice Peters Creston Fred Wolfe Treva Linthicum Shannon Simpson

Weather Lion Roars as March Wips Cold Front

A north wind brings showers and a sharp temperature drop in Des Moines as March is said to begin with a lamb and end as a lion. The forecast calls for colder tonight then warmer tomorrow with lingering storms over Minnesota and Wisconsin.

Des Moines Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin

Wife No. 2? Claims King Took Valuables

Greenfield Iowa March 26.4 J E King arrested at Adair last week and held for investigation after a box of diamonds and large denomination currency was found with him He heads for Texas to answer El Paso charges raised by his second wife who says he departed with her valuables worth several thousand dollars She also accuses him of bigamy His first wife Blanche Sargent of Adair stays with relatives Mrs Lillian May Longton King wife No 2 identified him before he left for Texas

Greenfield Towa J. E. King Adair Texas el Paso Meier Alyce le Belleau Milwaukee Roy Marks Washington Marks A. L. Mensing

McPherson Cancels Creston Visit After Muddy Roads

Aimee Semple McPherson canceled her Creston Iowa appearance due to muddy roads. Her party narrowly avoided injury when a car slid into a ditch near Osceola, scattering about 700 expected attendees. She returned to Des Moines and later left for the west coast.

Creston Iowa Aimee Semple McPherson Osceola Des Moines

Carter Starts New Term Here

A new term of Union county district court opened this afternoon with Judge H. H. Carter of Corydon presiding. Grand jurors will report at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning, with defaults to be taken and an assignment made in the afternoon.

Union County District Court H. H. Carter Corydon

Heavy municipal elections sweep Iowa towns

Sioux City faced the heaviest voting in its history as residents chose a mayor and four council members from ten candidates and weighed a possible purchase of the interstate fair grounds. Des Moines and Cedar Rapids also saw spirited mayoral races and key council contests with a bond issue on waterworks funding drawing opposition.

Sioux City Iowa Des Moines Fred H. Hunter John MacVickar Emma K. Blaise Harriett M. Kendall Cedar Rapids William C. Loftus J. R Ball Loftus

Davenport To Share Iowa Chess Title

Kenneth Davenport of Creston and Ed Sayre of Des Moines will share the Iowa State Chess championship after each posting one win and one loss in the tournament at Iowa City. Davenport won his first ten games and JM St John of Cedar Rapids was elected president with Sayre as vice president Tyrrel as secretary treasurer and Davenport as referee. A fall Des Moines tournament may be planned.

Kenneth Davenport Oo Creston Iowa State Chess Association Iowa City Ed Sayre Des Moines Davenport Sayre Creston JM. St. John Cedar Rapids W. F. Tyrrel

Funeral for Jeannette Bryant Daughter of Des Moines Man

Funeral services for Jeannette Elizabeth Bryant age six will be held at 2 30 Tuesday afternoon at Deitrick's chapel. Her father Fred Bryant of Des Moines and grandfather Wesley Bryant of Creston attend the service with burial in Graceland cemetery.

Jeannette Elizabeth Bryant Fred Bryant Des Moines Wesley Bryant Creston Deitrick’s Chapel George Henry Graceland Cemetery

Union County Spelling Bee Seeks City Titles

More than 43 students from Union County public schools will compete in the annual spelling contest on April 14, overseen by Miss Ella Day. Roy W. Eaton of Omaha will conduct the county event at either Creston High or the courthouse with oral and written exams. Medals go to top finishers. the best speller advances to the Des Moines Register state contest on April 20, with the second-best as alternate.

Union County Ella Day Roy W. Eaton Omaha New Creston High School The Des Moines Register Miss Day

German Bremen trans Atlantic flight crew and Irish landing noted

Dublin reports the Junkers Bremen landed at Baldonnell after a Dublin overflight as part of an east to west Atlantic crossing plan. Baron Huenefeld Captain Koehl and mechanic Spindler aboard prepare for a possible New York leg from Baldonnell with Tempelhofer tests preceding the attempt.

Dublin Irish Free State Bremen Baldonnel Airdrome Tembpelhofer Field Baldonnel Field New York Berlin Koeh Mitchell Field Newfoundland Atlantic Junkers Tempelhofer Baldonnel Ireland Baron von Huenefeld Hermann Koehl Spindler Tempelhofer Field Baldonne Baron Shrenfried Gunther von Huenefeld Kremen Dessau Germany America Furopa Lloyd Steamship Company Hermann Koch Fridrich Leese Koehl New Ulm

Five Die in Iowa Postmaster Family Tragedy

Lambert Meier postmaster of Lowden Iowa and his wife plus three children were found shot dead in their home. Meier, 30, allegedly killed his family then ended his life after being ordered to relinquish duties due to irregular post office accounts. The incident followed authorities noting a small payroll shortage and Meier had recently faced suspension.

Lowden Iowa Lambert Meier Meier Fred Meier Washington Alice Jean M. B. Paul Tipton Cedar County Stanwood Postal Department Post Office Department Lowdon

Public Favors Road Machines Demonstration Near Afton

Favorable comments followed the demonstration of a new wheel scraper outfit near Afton. Bought by the Union county Supervisors last fall, the machine moves dirt at less than one third the cost of horse drawn scrapers. The board placed conditional orders for two more scraper sets and one more tractor for the secondary road system.

Afton Union County Supervisors Union County

Byers Rites To Be Tuesday

Funeral services for Howard Webster Byers former Iowa attorney general and city counsel will be held Tuesday afternoon in Des Moines The Rev Miner Levens of Calvary Baptist Church and Dr S E Wilcox will officiate Byers who died Saturday at age 71 suffered a complication of ailments and had been a key figure in state politics.

Fire alarms respond to trash pile and bonfire threats

A pair of late Saturday alarms drew the fire department to a concealed trash pile fire behind a billboard on West Montgomery street and to a West Adams street bonfire near a barn with no damage reported. Dog licenses sold by county auditor Beulah V. Spencer added 41 dollars to the domestic animal fund. unpaid licenses became delinquent on April 1.

West Montgomery Street West Adams Street

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Britain Mrs. Hoakinson California and Taling Menale John D. Rockefeller, Jr Charles M. Schwab Senate Pittsburgh Frank R. Gooding Idaho Charles Schwab Bethlehem Mines Corporation James B. Watson Indiana Coal Hearing Committee John L. Lewis United Mine Workers of America W. B. Pine Oklahoma Burton K. Wheeler Montana Frederic M. Sackett Kentucky Jesse H. Metcalf Rhode Island Mexico Weather Lion Lillian May Longton King Carter Council Bluffs George Steinberg Sam Green Slunter K. Bryant Wermans Wuely Captain Koehl District Farm Bureau L. A Nordhouren Leote Radine Colton H. L., Colton New York Avenue Greater Community Hospital Cincinnati Chariton Diagonal Justice of the Peace Ross Peterson Owa A.M. McCormick Harry Hamilton Byers
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