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Newspaper

Creston Daily Advertiser

Location

Creston, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1925

Page

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Widow testifies on captain visit to Shenandoah court

Mrs. Margaret Lansdowne told the Shenandoah court that she did not use the phrase false testimony in describing efforts to guide her testimony. She recounted Captain Foley's visit, saying the discussion aimed to have her twist the facts and to whitewash the Shenandoah accident.

Associated Press Washington Margaret Lansdowne Shenandoah Court Today Paul Foley Joseph Davies Shenandoah Leonard Davies The Universal Service Foley

Rockwell City Suffers Major Downtown Fire Loss

Rockwell City endured a 175000 dollar blaze that destroyed two central blocks including the First National Bank and a major department store. Fire started in the furnace room and spread before crews could halt it. assistance came from Fort Dodge and Sac City.

Associated Press Rockwell City First National Bank Fort Dodge Sac City

Declaimers Chosen for Creston High Tryouts

Thirty eight Creston high students will audition for declamatory honors with nine in oratorical, 13 in dramatic, and 16 in humorous divisions. Tryouts led by Miliss Alta Bell run Wednesday to Friday after school, with top four in each division advancing to the home contest on December 15.

Creston High School Miliss Alta Bell Cromwell Elizabeth Burns Buryl Forgy Robert Harris Thomas Hawkins Glen Keefe Maxine Kilgore Marie Landers Laura Mayes Margaret McCornack Mary Evelyn Baumgardner Sigma _ Berg Dorothy Giffey Iver Hansen Louise Hogan Helen Jackson Mildred Krisinger Anna Lynch Maxine McNees Dorothy Riley Katherine Tisue Virginia Snoderly Velma Johnson Joe Baldwin Harold Enghauser William Finefield Ona Frazier Thomas Healey Dean Hood Pauline Hurlburt Adwell Leonard Margaret and Mary McDonough Margaret McGuffin Florence Miller Beulah O'Neal Dorothy Pesik Marian Stanley Savera Wessels

School Teachers' Day In Education Week Observed

Creston schools marked Patriotism Day of National Educational Week with observance on Wednesday. The program highlighted quotes from Calvin Coolidge on teachers as nation builders and democracy's foundation, urging support for trained teachers and patriotic education.

Creston Calvin Coolidge

Guardian Sues To Recover Properties In Waterloo Case

In Waterloo Iowa 17 guardianship sues to recover about 100000 dollars in residence properties held in names of late husband relatives. Mrs W O Fairbairn claims the property belongs to her husband and seeks title correction in district court here.

Associated Press Waterloo Navy W. O. Fairbairn Fairbairn

Possibility of belated Indian summer in Iowa

Des Moines reports the weather bureau indicating a belated Indian summer for Iowa with warmer weather starting today. The state's low last night reached 22 degrees at Charles City.

Des Moines Iowa Weather Bureau Charles City

Indian Cleared on Charges of Slaying Child

A Ute man known as May was acquitted of murdering his 17 day old son by burial, after federal Judge J Foster Symes ruled the government failed to prove a murder. May returned to the reservation to work, saying he felt free.

Pueblo Col Navy Platt Many J. Foster Symes Symes Cass E. Herrington,Jr E. FE. McKeen Ute McKeen Ed Black E. E. Johnson May Uhe Mormon Joe Johnson Cortez

Approve Plans For New Cereal Beverage Tax

Washington reports the house ways and means committee approved a revenue bill plan imposing a one tenth of a cent per gallon tax on cereal beverage as part of the tax package. The action advances in the committee’s drafting of the measure.

Associated Press Washington House Ways and Means Committee

Heinie Wins $127.20 Judgment Against Wohl in District Court

After four hours of deliberation a district court jury awarded E. M. Heinie $127.20 against Charles Wohl, both of Union County, on an unpaid bill for sawing wood. Equity cases were postponed to Judge Homer A Fuller today with jurors excused until Wednesday morning. Mrs. Mary Agan of Chariton bought the Good Eaters cafe on North Pine Street from Mr. and Mrs. Farris Russell, continuing a Chariton restaurant business for years.

E. M. Heinie Charles Wohl Aid Union County Heinie Homer Mary Agan Chariton Good Eaters North Pine Street Farris Russell

Creston Leads Leon At Half In Irving Field Clash

Creston leads Leon 6 0 at halftime after a 20 yard pass setup a 25 yard touchdown run by Bradley. Creston dominated with seven first downs while Leon failed to score and Cox is out with a prior injury, Hollister or Boyce set to replace him in the backfield.

Kenworthy Bradley Creston Leon Irving Field Bill Reid Hollister Coxs Creston and Leon Gerald Cox H. L. Scott Bobby Boyce Cox Des Moines Catholic Academy Osceola Eddie Peak Swede Young

Hanford MacNider Warns Traffic Cop Arrests Over Speeding

Hanford MacNider the new assistant secretary of war was arrested for speeding after an off duty policeman stopped him in Washington. He was released and returned to the war department on duty but forfeit bail of 25 dollars.

Associated Press Washington Hanford MacNider War Department

City Debates Flush Coating Bill Financing

City officials struggle to fund the Union Mills Adams and Jefferson street flush coating after objections to special assessments. Council postpones decision to Dec 21 while exploring bonds to cover a $2,077.61 city share amid a near-empty general fund and upcoming tax revenue.

Farm Bureau Says Corn Prices Doomed Without Export Aid

Des Moines reports farm bureau leaders say Iowa corn faces loss this year if Congress does not pass a government export corporation bill. They note price suppression in the domestic market and expect prices to be hammered down. Legislative relief efforts resume in Congress this winter.

Associated Press Des Moines Farm Bureau Congress Iowa

Swartz resigns as Creston alderman at large

Guy Swartz resigned from his Creston alderman at large seat after election on the Burt ticket. The council accepted the resignation in a close vote with three on the losing side. A successor was not appointed, and objections to assessment delays dominated debate about city finances and the flush coating bill.

Guy Swartz M. L. Burt Allerman Sehmel Benson Jolly Burt Bartlett, McCoy Newcomb Swartz Thalderman Florida Creston

Fremont county officials ousted for willful neglect of duty

Judge F L Anderson of Marion last night found Dan Graham and J F Halliday guilty of willful and habitual neglect of duty and removed them from office. Ouster proceedings began last Tuesday amid 34 charges.

Sidney F L. Anderson Marion Dan Graham J. F Halliday Fremont County

Impressions of Orient Told by Railroad Man

United States Army railroad expert F E Haines spoke on Oriental affairs and Siberian conditions at a Rotary club dinner. M H Stephens discussed National Education Week and progress in Creston schools, noting hopes for a 1926 junior college program.

Ha Wes Far East United States Army F. E. Haines Ivision Burlington M. H. Stephens Rotary Club Iowana Hotel Kiwanig Club Stephens Haines Mr. Haines Orient Siberia Japa China Creston

Supreme Court Backs Fuller T B Tuberculosis Funds Ruling

Des Moines Iowa Nov 17 The Iowa Supreme Court affirms Judge Homer A Fuller who dissolved an injunction blocking collection and payment of tuberculosis eradication funds in Adams County.

Associated Pre Des Moines Iowa Supreme Court Homer A. Fuller Adams County

No Developments In Auto Company Theft

Police report no suspects in the Creston auto company robbery. A cash register containing 153 dollars was taken from the main sales room while the night man briefly left to lunch, with doors still locked upon his return.

Creston Auto Company Auto Company

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