So Big brings Dutch humor to Strand Theatre
Colleen Moore stars in a First National adaptation of Edna Ferber's novel set in a Chicago area Dutch colony. Wallace Beery, Phyllis Haver, Ford Sterling, Dot Fanney and a strong supporting cast deliver broad comedy through stolid Dutch types and lively gags with direction by Charles Brabin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colleen Moore
Strand Theatre
Edna Ferber
Chicago
First National
Colleen
Wallace Beery
Phyllis Haver
Keystone
Ford Sterling
Keystone Kop
Dot Fanney
John Bowers
Ben Lyon
Jean Hersholt
Sam de Grasse
Gladys Brockwell
Rosemary Theby
Charlies Brabin
Earl Hudson
Des Moines Bank Robbers Captured North of St. Joe
Des Moines bank robbers captured north of St Joseph after a high speed chase. Two men connected with the Cottage Grove State bank robbery at Des Moines were pursued for over 150 miles before being apprehended by police. The incident followed a spree of weaponry and bold getaway attempts reported by authorities.
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Des Moines
St. Joe
Associated Press
St. Joseph
Cottage Grove State Bank
Creston Daily Advertiser overview
The Creston Daily Advertiser, published weekday evenings by The Creston Advertiser Gasette Co, lists Carl Davenport and W A Roseberry as publishers. It notes city and county publication status, historical filing details, and AP association rights for news dispatch republication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creston Advertiser-Gasette Co
Carl Davenport
W. A. Roseberry Publishers
Bank Robbery Suspects Captured After High Speed Chase
Police trap after a Jefferson highway chase ends with four robbers ambushed near Avenue City Missouri. Wounded Frank Warris and Joe Wagner captured, two accomplices escape. Loot recovered. the group fled after a bank alarm. A hearse and minister assisted in the dramatic finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avenue City
Frank Warris
Kansas City
Joe Wagner
St. Joseph
Jefferson Highway
T. H. Miner
Change of clothing for them disrupts traffic crowding roads
Report notes individuals altered attire then mingled with bystanders near the area, causing several motorists to maneuver away to avoid the group. Police mediated as crowds gathered and surrounding traffic reduced flow.
Chief Nurse Testifies Against Lopez-Frazier
Miss Ann Griffin chief nurse for the United States veterans bureau testified in federal court about Arthur Lopez-Frazier also known as Arthur Frazier The plaintiff wept for ten minutes and then identified a photo he claimed not to recognize saying that it showed his uncle Steve Acosta Acosta testified Lopez-Frazier was his nephew stating he was of Mexican birth Lopez-Frazier remained absent from court due to confinement in a tubercular ward of a hospital
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Arthur Lopez-Frazier
Arthur Lopez
Ann Griffin
Minneapolis
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Steve Acosta
Acosta
Lopez-Frazier
Residents and visitors share travel plans in Creston notices
Paul Sullivan leaves for Iowa City to visit friends. Mrs. Joe Sweeney departs for Corning due to her uncle P B Ryan's death. Jack English returns to Omaha after business in Creston. Mrs. E E Champ heads to Villisca with her daughter-in-law. Frances Powers to San Francisco for weeks with sister Mrs. Edgar Wilcox. Mrs. Sarah Fiohna arrives from Thayer to stay with daughter Mrs H J Swanker. The McColls return home from Belvidere where Mrs McColl's mother passed away. Hatch Motor reports several Ford sales. Pen Dunham returns to Onawa after her mother's illness. Hilliard Sash visits from Kirksville Osteopathy school. Mrs A Carlson travels to Cedar Falls for daughter's graduation. Dr A A Matthews visits from Dallas to see family. Harry Champ returns to Savannah after a visit. works for Campbell Construction. Mr and Mrs Kermit Rusco, married recently, travel toward Detroit to settle home. Helen O Rourke returns from University of Nebraska for high school graduation. Helen's sister also graduates. William Cartlidge and sister Mae of Columbus Ohio arrive Friday for Memorial Day with Ruby Johnson. cartlidges head to Denver and Seattle for Y M C A and travel.
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Mack Ross
Nevinville
Jack English
Omaha
E. E. Champ
Villisca
Champ
G. H. Pulver
Frances Powers
San Francisc
Edgar Wilcox
Sarah Fiohna
Thayer
Creston
H. J. Swanker
Weat
Monroe Street
R. T. McColl
Belvidere
MecColl
Charles Kerr
The
Hatch Motor Commpany
Fred Luce
C. C. Ray
George Lash
J. E. McCann
Pen Dunham
Onawa
Anna Conrad
North Division Street
Hilliard Sash
School of Osteopathy
Kirksville
O. A. Matthews
North Maple Street
Harry Champ
Savannah
West Adams Street
Campbell Construction Company
Kermit Rusco
St. Francis
Kan
Helen
William Cartlidge
Mae
Clumbus
Ohio
Ruby Johnson
North
Walnut Street
Cartlidge
Denver
Seattle
South Dakota Mines Coal For Its Schools
South Dakota will supply nearly all fuel for charitable, educational and penal institutions from its Haynes lignite mine in North Dakota. The mine, run by the estate since 1919, is profitable and offered prices allowing savings for most institutions. Local notices include visitors and arrivals such as Mrs. Anna Oaken, Miss Dorothy Readhead, C. W. Dunn, and Harry Jones with Memorial Day plans in Creston.
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Mas
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W. 88Rd St
New York City
Kellogg’s
Kellogg's
Pattle Creek
Michigan
All-Bran
Creston Daily Advertiser
Yreeton
Iowa
Marsh
Cudahy
Udahy
Cudahy Packing Co
Us.a
Wresst
Paul Sullivan
Iowa City
FE Simpson
Red Oak
Joe Sweeney
Corning
P. B. Ryan
South Dakota
Anna Oaken
Greenfield
Dorothy Readhead
Lenx
C. W. Dunn
Conway
Harry Jones
Marshalltown
Rumford
America
Dayton
Delco-Light
Mississippi
Delco-Light Company
Dayton, Ohio
General Motors Ideal Electric CO
Delco Light Co
Grand Ave
Electrici
Will
Ideal Electric CO
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