Haywood Dies in Moscow Founder of I W W
William Big Bill Haywood longtime I W W founder dies in Moscow after a long illness at age 79. He faced trials for hampering the U S government during World War I and for murder but was acquitted in the latter case. He fled the United States after bail forfeiture and disappearance.
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Moscow
U. S
William “Big Bill’ Haywood
United States
William D
Big Bill) Haywood
American Industrial Workers of the World
Salt Lake City
Utah
Wstern Federation of Miners
Frank Steinberg
Idaho
Socialist Labor Party
Colorado
Lawrence
Lowell
Mass
Paterson
Chicago
Supreme Court
Haywood
Russia
Coolidge Studies Farm Aid Bill and Merchant Marine Measure
President Coolidge faces bills from the Senate on farm relief and merchant marine reform. Senator Norris urging a veto of the merchant marine measure calling it a subsidy with ocean mail contracts to private shippers. McNary and Haugen pressed the farm relief drive as 19 days remain to sign or veto.
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Washington
Senate
Coolidge
Norris
Nebraska
McNary
Oregon
Haugen
Congress
Bureau Plants Corn Test Plot in Union County
The Union county farm bureau planted a corn yield test plot yesterday on the Arthur Schwanz farm near Lori mer. Additional plots on the A Larson farm in Jones township and the Walt wa Master farm in Platte township were to be planted today if weather allowed. A farm bureau meeting was announced for tonight at the Sunnyside schoolhouse in Dodge township by county agent L A Nordhausen.
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Union County Farm Bureau
Arthur Schwanz
Lorimer
A. Larson
Jones Township
Walt Wa
Platte Township
Farm Bureau
Sunnyside
Dodge Township
L. A.nordhausen
Rural Schools in Union County End Year Work
Only six rural schools of Union county will be open next week, says county superintendent Miss Ella Day. Seventy six schools closed last Friday and the rest will close today. those open next week will make up time lost due to sickness or similar temporary closings.
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Union County
Ella Day
Tramp to Run Plant in Centerville
Harry J Tramp will head Centerville Clay Products as vice president and general manager with a new eight acre plant. Frank S Payne is president and Hugh L Tramp will be secretary. Robert Johns named plant foreman. The reorganized company capitalized at 150000 plans year round brick and tile production.
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Creston
Centerville Clay Products Company
Centerville
Frank S. Payne
Hugh L. Tramp
Will Tramp
Harry
Creston Brick
United Clay Products Company
Centervile
Harry Trump
United Corporation
Des Moines
Robert Johns
Strike and protests disrupt China Japan trade ties
Longshoremen and lightermen in Canton refuse to discharge cargoes from Japanese steamers in a protest. Tokyo briefs indicate Japan seeks quick peace in China while promising neutrality. Nationalists advance toward Peking as tensions rise with Marshal Chang Tso Lin and foreign observers watch for shifts near Manchuria.
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Canton
Kenkichi Yoshizawa
Peking
S. Yata
Shanghai
Chang Tso-Lin
Hung Fu
Nanking
Feng Yu-Hsiang
Tsiwan
Saitohan Hee
Chamber of Commerce
Rites Scheduled for Aged Creston Resident
Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth Howie 61 will be held Sunday at 2 30 p m at the Roland funeral home with Rev H H Twyford officiating Burial will follow in Graceland cemetery Mrs Howie had been a long time Creston resident.
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Elizabeth Howie
North
Cedar Street
Roland Funeral Home
Rev
H. H. Twyford
Graceland Cemetery
Marines Pursue Sandino Rebels After Fatal Nicaragua Clash
In Nicaragua north of Jinotega Marines pursued Sandino rebels who killed one marine and wounded two others in the Paso Real fight. The clash drew 60 to 75 insurgents and 25 Marines, with five rebels killed and five wounded. Captain Hunter led the patrol with medical air drops aiding the wounded as relief columns moved in.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Jinotega
Augustino Sandino
United States
Robert S. Hunter
Kansas
Paso Real
Cua River
Jose Leon Diaz
Robert A. Archibald
Jinontega
Keller E. Rockery
Indiana
Quilali
Hunter
Sandino
Department
Elks Convention Dates Announced for Ottumwa
Creston members of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks may attend the state convention in Ottumwa June 5 6 and 7 with plans for entertainment including a trap shoot and golf tournament on June 6 and a convention parade on June 7. Des Moines reports note a boy struck by a car and a mine closure due to exhaustion of a coal vein.
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Creston
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Ottumwa
Creston Lodge
Des Moines
Iowa
Saylor
Here
Two Women Slain by Girl's Suitor in Omaha Area
Sherman a 22 year old farm hand shot to death Mrs Pochon and her mother in law after attacking Roger Pochon 20 miles south of Omaha He then shot Pochon and forced Felix Deporter to drive him to town leaving the 13 year old girl at the Deporter farm Sherman previously worked for Pochon and is jailed here The assailant's motive traced to rejected attentions to the girl.
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Omaha
Sherman
Roger Pochon
Here
Pochhon
Pochon
Boy Scouts Pass Honor Court Tests
Seven Creston scouts and two from Gravity qualified as second class at a court of honor meeting led by Frank H. Dick at the junior high school. Merit badges went to Creston and Gravity members including cycling beekeeping civics bird study firemanship pioneering carpentry music and star scout status for Buckner. A public invitation is extended for the next meeting on June 7.
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Creston Boy Scouts
Gravity
Boy Scout Court of Honor
Frank H. Dickson
Des Moines
Pat Hannon
Robert McLaughlin
Donald Geis
Frances Baker
William Bradley
Richard Brown
Donald Hayden
Creston
Kenneth Meyers
Eugene Jones
Howard Hickok
Charles Graham
Howard Scurr
Dick Buckner
Harold West
Boy Scout
Court of Honor
Creston Seniors Plan Class Day Ceremonies
Creston high school seniors schedule class day events at 2 30 Monday including awards for track girls athletics scholarship scholastic achievement and student activities. The class history and prophecy are read by named students. the class roll was prepared by several students. The senior class picnic is set for Wednesday at McKinley park after final exams.
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Creston High School
Goldie Henry
Daisy Landers
Emma Kline
Florence McCain
Peggy Agnew
Evra Roberts
Katherine Tisue
Charles Walters
Harry Wetterick
Margaret Black
McKinley Park
Union Board May Approve Adair Route
Union County board may approve turning the North Cherry Street road from Creston to primary No 2 in Adair county into a county highway. Approval from the state highway district engineer supports the plan, but Adair supervisors must remove width and other hold ups before action. Residents seek the upgrade for better east west and Creston access.
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Cherry — Street
Creston
Adair County
Adair
Clarke County Opened First Highway Pavement
Clarke County opened its first paved highway yesterday with two miles north from Osceola. Heavy traffic used the new road as work continues toward the Warren county line. When finished in July the route will connect to Des Moines with a paved and graveled state road funded by bond proceeds.
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Clarke County
Osceola
Warren County
Des Moines
Creston resident pleads not guilty in intoxication arraignment
A Creston resident arrested by police last night pleaded not guilty at justice court arraignment this morning on a charge of intoxication. He faces a trial Saturday forenoon. The Gypsy Trail will be presented at the senior high school auditorium tonight as the annual senior class play. Cast includes Mary McDonough Pauline Jackson and Aiden Shipley. Expenditures of the state highway commission in April totaled listed amounts for several counties per State Auditor J W Lenz.
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Creston
Justice Court
Mary McDonough
Guasie McSumming
Baden Powell
Pauline Jackson
Clyde Garrett
Pramklin Harsh
Beatrice Bradley
Grace Chandler
Aiden Shipley
State Highway Commission
J. W. Lenz
Associated Press
Innton County
Adair
Clarke
Madison
Taylor
Central Iowa Records the Heaviest Rain of the Spring
Des Moines reports 1.99 inches of rain with river streets and flooded basements as central Iowa endures the heaviest rainfall of the spring. A 26 year old farmer Phillip Thomas of Jasper county was killed by a lightning strike while planting corn. The storm also brought county wide rainfall with Des Moines leading at 1.99 inches and other totals including Sioux City 1.62 and Carroll 1.96.
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Des Moines
Iowe
Phillip G. Thomas
Jasper County
Central
Iown
Thommas
Weather Bureau
Sioux City
Boone
Jefferson
Cedar Rapids
Carroll
Boy's tales of missing child baffle police
In Chicago on May 18 eight year old Bruno Bogdon confounds police with stories about missing eight year old John Pyrek. He claims John was locked in boxcars buried in a sand pile or sank in a river prompting searches, river drag plans, and parental pleas to elicit a real clue.
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Chicago
Bruno Bogdon
Bruno
John Pyrek
John
Stanley Pyrek
Northwestern Railroad Company
Training Camp Work Discussed for Creston High School
Capt Earl Hendry an Omaha army officer described the work of citizens military training camps this afternoon for Creston high school interest. He reviewed the training given boys who attend camps during the summer at government expense. Feelhaver principal Reckner and Bertholi reserve officers oversee securing applications in the city.
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Citizens Military Training Camps
Creston High School
Earl Hendry
Omaha
T. Feelhaver
Far Reckner
Wayne Bertholi
Orient Pupils Hear Official At Graduation
Nineteen members of the Orient senior class received diplomas at graduation at the high school. Miss Agnes Samuelson urged lifelong learning and citizenship, citing Abraham Lincoln and Lindbergh as examples of mastering details.
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Orient
Advertiser
Agnes Samuelson
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Samuelson
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Drexel Chadwick
Robert Daniels
Violet Dexter
Henry Hainline
Leola Hofmann
Paul Johnson
Marian Kingery
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Frances Kluber
Anita Krisinger
Lola Ren McCrackin
Charley Mellravy
Eula Murray
Mildred Ross
Bernard Swift
Rex Wallace
Gertrude Winn
Helen Winn
Walter M. Merboth
John Selim
Bobbie Daniels
John Tuttle
Loren Mellravy
Henry Butler
Billie Tuttle
Herbert Chadwick
Savannah Wilson
Elmo
Rolland Ray
Donald Dexter
George Woosley
Donald Kingery
Ivan Bracewell
Marley Stone
Raquel Wilson
Horace van Vleet
Elmo Ray
Charles Mellravy
Don Pace
Clinton Green
Martian Kingery
Lola Rea McCrackin
Elizabeth Bishop
Inez Heuckendorf
Vivianne Bowers
Dora Murray
Elsie Kluber
Bertha M. Tyler
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