Mr and Mrs Carl Miller Visit From Afton for Business and Social
Mr and Mrs Carl Miller of Afton spent Wednesday in town tending to business and visiting with friends during their trip.
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Carl Miller
Afton
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Newspaper
Creston Daily Advertiser
Location
Creston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1925
Page
4
Baseball Trade Rumors Stir Pitcher Manager Moves
The 1925 world series stars from Pittsburgh and Washington face wild speculation about trades and managerial shifts. Peckinpaugh and Carey are at the center of talk linking to Boston and Pittsburgh, with Goslin and Dreyfuss noted as other possible pieces. No official confirmation has been given as rumors swirl around potential big changes.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Washington
Chanels
Roger Peckinpaugh
Senators
Max Garey
Pirtes
Goose Gossin
Peck
Paul Waner
San Francisco
Hal Rhyne
Dreyfuss
Carey
The Great Divide Opens at Strand Theatre
Reginald Barker directs The Great Divide opening today at the Strand. It ranks as a major Metro Goldwyn production of 1925, filmed largely in Arizona, with Barker praising the assignment after his stage work with Henry Miller on a prior triumph.
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Reginald Barker
Strand Theatre
Metro Goldwyn
Arizona
Mr. Baker
Henry Miller
William Vaughn Moody
Motion Pictures
Major League Deals Often Confirm Rather Than Announce
Official statements typically serve only to confirm large agreements rather than reveal new terms or details. The practice underscores a cautious publicity approach by team owners and league executives in high profile transactions.
Officer Hurls Missiles At Theater Patrons
Boston reports a theatre attacker, Walter Matthews, a longtime undercover officer, allegedly threw scrap iron rock and pipes into B F Keiths Theatre causing injuries during performances over 10 weeks. Police shifted from mystery to arrest after surveillance confirmed a one man hoax. Matthews claimed an irresistible impulse drove the acts.
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Associated Preas
Boston
B. F. Keith
Walter Matthews
Two Leads Chosen for The Great Divide Roles
Alice Terry and Conway Tearle were selected as Ruth Jordan and Stephen Ghent in The Great Divide. Waldemar Young wrote the continuity. Cast includes Wallace Beery Huntly Gordon Zaeu Pitts Allan Forrest and Ford Sterling. Cedric Gibbons is director with Marty Schenck as assistant director. The Great Divide is presented by Louis B Mayer.
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Alice Terry
Conway Tearle
Ruth Jordan
Stephen Ghent
Waldemar Young
Wallace Beery
Huntly Gordon Zaeu Pitts
Allan Forrest
Ford Sterling
Cedric Gibbons
Marty Schenck
Louis B. Mayer
McMaster Faces Probe Over Rural Credits
Senator McMaster of South Dakota calls a grand jury resolution for a rural credits probe “purely political” and says he would welcome further inquiries. He claims district attorney S. W. Clark, linked to his alleged indictment attempt over cheaper gasoline, launched the push to remove him.
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Associated Press
Washington
McMaster
South Dakota
W. Clark
Norbeck
Clark
Aberdeen
Stearns and Kerdell Still Evade Officers
Karl Stearns and Donald Kerdell, escapees from the county jail after guard Leo Hemmer was shot, remained at large in Dubuque. They had not been seen since Tuesday evening, with a large posse scouring the northern city barn area, though the search reduced as volunteers returned home. Funeral services for Hemmer were held in Worthington.
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Associated Press
Dubuque
Karl Stearns
Donald Kerdell
Leo Hemmer
Liberty
Hammer
Worthington
If He Reaches Pole Will Go on by Air to Nome
Oslo October 14 Amundsen plans an airship flight to the North Pole next year. The craft will undergo January trials after overhauls and Maybach motors. Three mooring masts will be built at Rome Trondhjem and Svabard. If Pole is reached the ship may push toward Nome. A landing site will be chosen if Nome is out of reach and the airship deflated for shipment. Radio will notify the landing place.
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Associated Press
Oslo
Amundsen
North Pole
Rome
Trondhjem
Svabard
Nome
Hawkeyes Lose Star End Smith For Illinois Tilt
Iowa City reports star end Paul Smith likely out for Saturday's game with Illinois after knee injury from the St. Louis contest. Smith has not practiced this week as the squad prepared with aerial offense and defense drills and a hard scrimmage.
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Associated Press
Iowa City
Hawkeye
Paul Smith
St. Louis
Finois
Smith
Iowa
No More Piles Dr Leonhardt Hemroid Announcement
Thousands bless Dr. Leonhardt for a new internal treatment for piles. The advertisement claims he identified the cause and created a remedy HEMROID available through Nawcomb Matthews and all druggists with a money back guarantee.
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Dr. Leonhardt
Dr. Leonhart
Goitre Treated With Col orless Liniment Ad
Kansas City woman Mrs. Irwin Bly asserts Sorbol Quad ruple aided her goitre treatment. She offers her name for advertising and claims several people were advised. Available at drug stores or via Sorbol Company Mechanicsburg Ohio, with local dealer T. E. York.
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Kansas City
Irwin Bly
Ewing St
Sorbol Company
Mechanicsburg
Ohio
T. E. York's
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Firet National Bank Block
Boston Red Hose
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Stearns and
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J. & P. Coats
Cuticura
Packers
Travss Dry Goods
Cheney Bros
Ladies’ Derby
Children’s Munsing Heavy Cotton Union Suits
Carlsbad
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