26 May 1921
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Newspaper
Creston Daily Advertiser
Location
Creston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1921
Page
1
Washington D.C. May 26. Allied loans totaling about ten million dollars made to allied countries during the war will be funded this year. The payments will be spread over a period of years.
Chicago reports an old 1918 bombing at a federal building, with Chief Fitzmorrin citing a lack of details. Samuel Gibson of the Wararch union and several others await indictments as investigators pursue motives linked to labor activity and the mass arrest near the I.W.W. rally.
In Buenos Aires on May 19 two workers were killed and several wounded during clashes between union and nonunion port workers. Riots and brawls occurred as police and guards blocked access to the port zone. Unions protected the area while nonunion drivers and truckmen were barred from entry amid a tense unloading period.
Arthur Brightweil of Omaha was killed when struck by a fast mall train No 8 near Mendota Illinois. Burt Mogton was the operator involved in the incident.
London reports 14388 rounds of American ammunition captured in the Dublin district since May. Sir Hamner Greenwood, chief secretary for Ireland, addressed the House of Commons on the matter.
Chicago weather bulletin indicates likely thunderstorms tonight and Friday. Strong northeast winds ease later tonight with warmer temperatures, followed by cooler conditions Friday afternoon and into the evening.
Local observations by Dr. H M Stanley cover the past 24 hours ending 1 p.m. today. Temperatures ranged from a low of 58 to a high around 67 degrees with no precipitation reported. Data include notable dates in May and indicate a dry spell with clear conditions most days.
May 26. Mrs Jaabet tan American, badly injured when beaten by a thief here on Monday night, will recover. A successful operation was performed and the patient is doing well.
A blaze at the electric light plant in New Virginia last night caused losses exceeding $25,000 and destroyed much of the town's business district. One death is reported as Mrs ROM Sen, wife of a heart disease victim, collapsed while aiding the fire, dying shortly after.
Fragmentary OCR notes list a self reference as ambassador to Ivesing Berlin dated May 26 and mention of Ionaat as the new Cean.ajogher and Paice in foreign affairs, with unclear names and roles. It hints at a US context and individuals like Slater, Mer, and Moduettant, plus Oriental languages, but lacks coherent narrative or verifiable facts.
In Greenfield Missouri on May 26, the ninety first general assembly adopted a minority report declaring women eligible for ordination as ministers of the church.
The Washington New York air mail route will be abandoned after May 31. Postmaster General Hayes announced the move citing economy. News items mixed with scores and notices appear, including baseball standings and game results from various leagues.
Chicago May 2 police report another death linked to the INO ward political feud. Michael Lasar a saloon keeper was shot on the street. Lasari a henchman of Tony Andrea 19th ward leader had been murdered weeks earlier on his home steps and moved out after threats.
In San Francisco on May 26 violence erupted during a seamen strike as the Queen and other steamers faced non union crews. Police used force to move crowds near Union Ferry landing, four men were arrested, and authorities pursued suspects after two alleged attempts to damage ships by opening sea cocks.
Waco Texas May 26 Joseph Lumpkin 17 years old shot and killed his father after family says the father attempted to abuse Mrs Lumpkin. A coroner's jury returned a verdict of justifiable homicide on a narrow and contested case.
Redwood City May 26 Captain Eddie Rickenbacker and Amortes Lew left at 4 00 am intending to reach Washington D C tomorrow night on a record flight. He paused after a short distance and planned a second attempt later in the day, expressing doubt about arriving by tomorrow night. North Platte was mentioned as a potential stop en route 1200 miles away.
May 26 in Sioux City a court issued an order restraining city commissioners from enforcing the ordinance setting street car fares and granted the traction company permission to charge no more than seven cents. The order takes immediate effect and is expected to prompt the company to reposition workers to prior roles through May. No official statement was provided by company officials.
Kansas City May 26 The jury for Denzel Chester, charged with killing Minx Florence Baron, was completed late last night after the defense and prosecution examined veniremen. Chester sat with his counsel during jury selection and Avery Inter assisted in challenging potential jurors.
In Sioux City on May 26 a machinist from the Chicago St Paul Minneapolis and Omaha line received an order to indefinitely suspend the entire locomotive and repair shops and to temporarily close the shops on June 1. About 254 men are affected.
Sofia May 26 King Bor is, while standing on the Hw Ros A Palace balcony during the national holiday parade, had a close contact with an incident that sparked a distant rumor. The crowd waited as security moved to ensure safety amid the commotion near the palace.
Aaron Waxman a Kansas City tailor is jailed on bond in Sioux City Iowa accused of abandoning his wife and children in Russia. The wife, who arrived from Russia with the children, alleges Waxman left her during their emigration to America. He reportedly visited Sioux City this week while claiming a divorce and Jewish background.
May 26 report from Clinton county details Elmer Cook and H. C. Smith, robbers with penitentiary sentences, attempting escape via jail window on Jayeedaland. A former prisoner distracted guards, Ramsay arrived to halt the break as guards and trainers moved to recapture the pair.
The first session of the United Commercial Travelers of Jaws gathered in Dubuque at the Elk's auditorium with about five hundred delegates. Walter De Murphy of Columbus Ohio delivered the opening address as the bulk of attendees were expected Friday on a special train. An elaborate program has been arranged for the event.
Laredo May 24 reports authorities state they have recu rred jufaraiation Mt Prank Zawan. Chafee, an American radical, was denied from Mexico to enter at the port of Mawatian.
Washington DC May 28 The ink HOH HOD deficiency appropriation carries 200.00 to prohibition enforcement until July 1st. The bill now goes to the Senate.
A teague Fenablivans group in New York cites Yale Professor Irving Fisher amid cable dispatches from London. The protest concerns remarks attributed to Harvey's Pilarian ajoner debated by colleagues and officials in Virginia, with requests to Secretary Hughes about statements tied to the Stubustalor and a weather-affected day.
Opening markets show cattle receipts near 7000 with feeders steady and calves lower. Hogs receipts about 2000 with market mostly steady to 25 cents lower. light hogs bring top around 2.15. Sheep receipts near 10000 with generally plain quality and slight declines. Grain futures show wheat May 1.68, corn July 0.62, oats July 0.40, pork futures 1.745 to 1.746.
Market listing shows prices for straw and hay and feed items with scattered figures. Mentions hay thresher and seed costs, plus references to dairy and animal feeds. No clear narrative. OCR fragments provide isolated price segments and product names without full context.
In Washington May 28 a disturbance along the Tugg River was noted as authorities ordered an investigation. The report cites a committee action led by Senator Johnenn of Iowa regarding the burial at Witamn and reference to a wet-comatee incident near Kentucky West.
A chaotic city report from Minneapolis notes multiple petty thefts and unsettled street incidents. Officials describe several wallet snatches, with bystanders reporting confusion and minor injuries in scattered alleys. The investigation continues as police review surveillance and interview witnesses.
Oddly garbled OCR reports a motor race during Memorial Day events at Indianapolis. Mentions a near accident involving a large vehicle and a wheel truck, with stray phrases about a driver named Virginia and a Wolf Team. Names and details are unclear due to transcription errors.
The Iowa Elks elected Stace Presdent GARD IS HEAD OF IOWA ELAS and officers at their sixkomth An uu Conventhon Wine today. Marry Hlarhine of Waterton was first vice president Vere Ray Val Moon. Chy Kneess Muscatine second vice president Dert Bongrave Sule eoervlary Tulluy Becht Sutumea and Charles mith Ottanora chosen for other posts. The gathering set the holting of the 1983 state cou.
French athletics officials plan a team for the Los Angeles event next September. The squad aims to cover expenses with supporters and federation funds, and top sprinter Ali Kham is expected to join the party in a bid to boost France’s medal chances.
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