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Newspaper

Creston Daily Advertiser

Location

Creston, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1921

Page

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Giants Hold Off Yankees 2 1 In Pitchers Battle

The New York Giants beat the Yankees 2 to 1 at the Polo Grounds. Phil Douglas outpitched Carl Mays, with Ward miscue and Snyder’s two-base hit producing the decisive runs. Series stands Giants four, Yankees three as Columbus Day drama ends.

Polo Grounds N. Y Associated Press Giants Yankees Douglas Mays Ward Snyder Douglas and Snyder Schang Miller Huggins Hoyt Phil Douglas McGraw Baes Peckinpaugh Vancroft Pipp Burns Young Nationals Quigsey Chill Rigler

Early Baseball Inning Recap Yankees Giants

First inning shows Fewster striking out while Peckinpaugh doubles, Pec kinpaugh steals to third, Meusel floats out, no runs. Second half features Bancroft’s double, Frisch reaching third, no scoring. Second inning begins with Pipp up for the Yankees.

Pipp Ward Frisch Kelly McNally Schang Bancroft Rawlings Mays Mays Rawlings Gants Meuse Meusel Yankees Fewster Bancra T. Peckinpaugh Peckinpaugh Texas Miller Ball Giants Baker Lly Snyder Pee Dougla Burns Ove Deaier Barroft Strik Young Dougas Mille Megs Rawings Douglas Strke Peckinpa Burns Baker Nelly Devormer van Ore Young Peckinpaugh Frsch Bell

Chicago Weather Outlook for Thursday

The forecast for Chicago shows fair conditions tonight and Thursday with a rising temperature trend. Temperatures are expected to climb during the day on Thursday, with continued clear skies.

Chicago

Weather observations from October 6 to October 11

Local observations by Dr H TM Stanley record daily highs and lows, rainfall and wind. Data includes dates October 6 10 and 11 with readings such as high 72 low 39 on Oct 6 and rainfall traces on several days.

H. ™. Stanley

Star Saves Officer in a Bandit Battle

Centerville Louisiana October 12 A police man’s star saved Policeman H A Edwards when he encountered three automobile bandits on Street. Edwards was fired upon and wounded three times before he emptied his gun at the assailants. One bullet struck him above the heart and was deflected by his patrolman’s star saving his life. The bandits tore the number from the car and fled on foot. Bloodhounds and posses are in pursuit. They left a trail of blood and he is thought to be seriously wounded.

Centerville H. A. Edwards Edwards

Eleven Year-Old Burkett Slated for Freedom in Murder Case

In Laporte Indiana, eleven year old Jecil Burkett of Ora faces possible release after a retrial was deemed unnecessary by Circuit Judge. He was charged with first degree murder for the killing of seven year old Penny Savin with a .22 rifle months ago. The judge refused to include the case in the docket.

Laporte Ind Jecil Burkett Ora Ind

Italian Red Convention Rants at Murder Penalty

Milan, Oct. 12. The eighteenth session of the Italian Socialist Ingress opened here today. Signor Ticcolini urged delegates to consider the death penalty as imposed in Boston on Barthelomew Vanxetti and Nicolo Sacco if convicted of murder. He attacked the American capitalistic system and urged action to save the convicted.

Milan Italy Ticcolini Boston Bartholomew Vanxetti Nicolo Sacco Congress

Envoy to Spain Takes Up New Madrid Embassy

Madrid October 12 Cyrus F. Wood the American ambassador moved into the new embassy at 5 Calle Quintana. The building was formerly the palace of Infante Alfonso of Yiyeans and Bourbon. He will present his credentials to the king on Friday.

Madrid Cyrus F. Wood Cal’ Quintana Infante Alfonson Yifeans Bourbon

Sioux City Salesman Killed in Crash Near Pisgah

Sioux City Iowa Oct 12 Milto Ye Guilbert 26 traveling salesman for a Sioux City cigar company was killed instantly when his automobile left the road and wrecked in a ditch two miles north of Pisgah this afternoon.

Sioux City Iowa Milto Ye Guilbert Ciga Pisgah

London wedding postponed for Registrar missing

George Clements had his bride, ring, license, and minister ready at North London Wesleyan Chapel, but the registrar was absent. The ceremony could not proceed and was postponed.

London George Clements North London Wesleyan Chapel

Boy Survives 16 Hours Under Train Wreck Debris

Lyons France Oct 12 Pierre Laverie ten years old lay under the wreckage of the Strasbourg Lyons express for one hour before being found. He was uninjured but shaken by the ordeal.

Lyons France Pierre Laverie

Unemployment Day Observed Across Iowa

Des Moines October 12 Governor Kendall proclaims unemployment day as chambers of commerce civic bodies and organizations hold meetings statewide to address the job surplus. He notes more than 50 000 people are employed in Iowa now and urges efforts to provide work for the involuntary unemployed.

Des Moines N. E. Kendall Iowa Kendall

Stricklands Ride to Radio Sport Fame at Pendleton Round-Up

Pendleton Oregon October 12 NEA Service reports Hugh Strickland and wife Mabel DeLong Strickland, noted Arizona cowpokes, gained fame in radio sport during Pendleton round-up season. Strickland won bucking championship. wife placed second in girls relay race. They vow to ride wild horses and broncos, with Mrs Strickland quipping if she cannot ride them her husband will.

NEA Pendleton Ore Hugh Strickland Arizona Cowboy Mabel DeLong Strickland Stricklanda Strickland Mabel DeLong Pony Express Stricklands

Girl Forgiven By Her Parent

Lucille Hogan, 13, returned home to Monticello after a week away with Dewitt Thompson, age 17. A Keokuk police matron found her Sunday night and brought her to Cedar Rapids for reunion with her mother. The girl offered no details of the trip on the train in West Liberty.

Cedar Rapids Lucilie Hogan Dewitt Thompson Monticello Lucille Keokuk West Liberty

Market cattle hogs and sheep mixed at Chicago open

Associated Press markets report opening Chicago live stock trade with cattle receipts around 7000 and hogs 13000. Cattle demand uneven with corn fed steers up about 25 cents. bulk beef steers 6.25 to 16.00. Hogs mostly 15 to 25 cents higher with top yearlings near 8.80 and sow prices around 7.00 to 8.35. Sheep receipts 27000, market steady to slightly higher. Columbus Day holiday noted with altered quotations at St Joseph and Kansas markets.

Associated Press Bureau of Markets Chicago Columbus

Palkered Employees Favor Strike Strong Chicago Vote

Chicago Oct 12 with 15000 votes tabulated eighty five percent of the pasting house workers voted Saturday to authorize the executive committee to call a strike if needed. Ballots from unions in Omaha Kansas City Oklahoma and other western cities have not yet reached Chicago.

Chicago Omah Kansas City Oklahoma

U S Steel to Expend Ten Millions in Buildings

The United States Steel finance committee adopted a resolution directing subsidiary firms to spend up to 10 million dollars on factory extensions. Works will favor sites using idle company workers and require costs to be fair and reasonable.

U.S. Steel New York Finance Committee of United States Ee Corporation

Jealous lover shoots woman then dies by own hand

Davenport Iowa reports Mark Ik shot his sweetheart Mrs Gertrude Tay of Rock Island last night. He also fired at her mother Mrs Woolenhaupt. a brother restrained him before he killed himself.

Davenport Gertrude Tay Rock Island Alino Mark Ik Woolenhaupt

New York Illiteracy Counts 1929 Census Figures

Washington October 12 The census bureau reports 425 022 New York residents aged 10 and over unable to write in any language in 1929. Illiteracy dropped to 5.1 percent from 5.5 in 1920. Native white illiterates numbered 16 150 foreign or mixed parentage 12 256 and foreign born 389 603.

Washington, D. C New York Census Bureau

Dental Society Elects Officers at Creston Convention

The Creston based dental convention closes after two days of meetings. J O Laird of Malvern is named president with Georg Brooks Greenfield as vice president F N Kelsey Wilisca as secretary and N A Humphry Logan as treasurer. Dr C L Drain from Iowa City delivered a lecture on preventative dentistry and the value of dental care for children.

Creston Iowana Hotel Lusinas J. O. Laird Malvern Iowa Georg Brooks Greenfield F. N. Kelsey Wilisca Cretary N. A. Humphry Logan Iowa Predic C. L. Drain Iowa City

Drys Would Bar Wet Jokes on Stage

In New York on October 12 officials plan to ban jokes about prohibition in theaters. Sherman A. Cuneo, director of information for the national prohibition headquarters, said invitations may be sent to theater managers for a conference to foster respect for the constitution. The move follows complaints from patrons that films and performers ridicule laws and depict violations.

New York Sherman A Ciing Federal Prohibition

Enforcement Cost for Prohibition Year Reported

New York Oct 12 government figures show enforcement costs for the last fiscal year at 6.25 million dollars. Expenditures were offset by civil penalties social taxes totaling 53.3 million dollars with 2.15 million collected. seized property valued at 10.9 million. salaries and travel cited as main expenses.

New York Prohibition Washington

Argentina Farmers Seek Laws Against Packers

The Argentine League of Argentina petitions the government to add trust and monopolies legislation to the agenda if Congress convenes in extraordinary session. If not, it seeks an emergency measure to curb perceived trust activities that keep cattle prices down, with backing from major agricultural groups including the Argentine Agricultural Society.

Buenos Aires Agraian League of Argentina Congress Exra League

American Sailor Fatally Stabbed by Mexican in Tampico

Washington Oct 12 Henry Laflanne an American sailor from the crew of the shipping board steamer Salem County was stabbed to death last Saturday night by a Mexican at Tampico. The American consul at Tampico has telegraphed Mexico City asking the government to prosecute the murderer.

Washington, D. C Henry Laflanne Shipping Board Salem County Tampico State Department Mexico City

High interest hits homes as bankers resist lending

A nationwide survey by the Division of Housing and Construction cites high mortgage discounts and scarce funds for second mortgages. Banks divert savings to other profits, slowing home building. Bills in Congress seek separate savings departments and federal home loan banks, but relief seems unlikely this session.

Norapis Wehington Nep Remnet of Commerce Hoover Building and Loan William M. Cader New York Senate Rational Banking Association Federal Home Loan Bank Act Federal Home Loan Banks

Rich Farmer a death by own action in Indiana cemetery

English Indiana October 11 Jesse C Goldman aged 42 committed death by own action this morning in the Union Chapel cemetery near his residence. Goldman was a well known stock buyer and owned a beautiful farm. No motive other than insanity can be assigned for his act.

English Ind Jesse C. Goldman Union Chapel

Ex Secretary of Philippine National Bank Arrested

Manila Oct 12 Guillermo Martinez former secretary of the Philippine National Bank was arrested today on a charge of embezzlement in a formal police action and taken to await further proceedings.

Filipino National Bank Manila P. L Gillermo Martinez Philippine National Bank

Disarmament Conferees Begin Formulation of Meet Policies

Washington October 12 delegates elected by the American government began formulating policies for the armaments conference. A month of preparation was under way at the state department with diplomatic military and naval experts organizing guidance for forthcoming meetings ahead of the November opening.

Washington, D. C State Department Washington D C America Delecates

Also Mentioned on This Page

If. Pekinpaugh Ss. Miller R. Meusel Rf. Pipp B. Ward B. McNally B . Schang C. Mays Giants Burns B. Young Rf. Kelly If. Rawlings B. Snyder A Douglas AB. H.P E Fewster U Peckinpaugh R Meusel I Pipp A Baker Devormer P Ween R. Hpo Eer Eens Sik Taitles I Kally Ist Teen E Meusel Iu Snyder R. Hi. E Star Officer Soy Gio Talian Spain Infante HU Gil Rt Joseph Meena Rae Wethers Ane Eeteene Palker’d Mien Selt Dental Society Den H. F. Mc‘rane R. Logan Elliott M. B. Latime Eryone Clarinda Rgentine Rich Farmer
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