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Newspaper

Creston Daily Advertiser

Location

Creston, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1926

Page

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Clarinda Floods From 5.74 Inch Iowa Rain

Heavy rains of 5.74 inches in Clarinda caused the Nodaway river to overflow five feet of water flooding Stuart street and the state hospital. Bridges railroads and telegraph service were disrupted with trains halted and public utilities out of commission.

State Hospital Clarinda Nodaway Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Stuart Street Des Moines Iowa Albis Burlington Atlantic Carroll

Rain totals rise in Marshalltown weekly rainfall

In Marshalltown Iowa during the night rainfall reached .58 inches by morning with no immediate stop forecast. The week’s total rainfall accumulates to 4.04 inches.

Marshalltown

Rainfall Reports Across Iowa Nebraska Amid Storms

Weather notes from Sioux City Cedar Rapids Waterloo Ottumwa Clinton Iowa City and Pawnee Nebraska describe heavy rains ranges from .24 to .65 inch with many towns reporting continuous showers. A tornado damaged Pawnee County injuring two and killing livestock while Nishnabotna river overflow affected Sidney with minor damage.

Pawnee City Neb Pawnee County Kansas

Davenport Fire Destroys Bengston Drug Store and Neighbors

A blaze at Bengston drug store in Davenport caused extensive damage by flame smoke and water. Total losses exceed 200000 with 50000 on buildings and 150000 on stock plus damage to E and W Clothing Martha Washington candy shop Grossman s ladies ready to wear Hellerud s jewelry Kinney shoe and Hub clothing stores. Cause under investigation but suspected spontaneous combustion.

Davenport Bengston Drug Store Bengston’s E. and W. Clothing Company Martha Washington Candy Shop Grossman's Ladies’ Ready-To-Wear Establishment Hellerud’s Jewelry Store Kinney Shoe Store Hub Clothing Store

First Showing of Fall Styles at McKinley Park

Sixteen models, ten women and six men, showcased fall and winter styles for men and women. The event, sponsored by the U C T council, featured outfits from Princess Shop McCoy Reckner Syndicate and Swansons with two vaudeville acts and a piano performance.

U. C. T. Council McKinley Park Auditorium Princess Shop McCoy-Reckner the Syndicate Swansons Helen Johnson Orient Creston Entertainment Tonight Miss Johnson Lyle Weaver Tabor Maxine Wereham Miss Wareham Peggy Lewis Miss Lewis Leo Kelley Darline Benson Virginia ‘Snoderly Northern Seal Taupe Service Coth Katherine McGregor Palmetta Rath Wayne Bertholf Syndicate Adler-Rochester Kenneth Crandal Leo Roe Leo Meredith Joe Strance Bernie Lewis McCoy- Reckner Banker Laird Kuppenheimer Vincent Bradley Kirchbaum Keith McColl Cambridge Hopking Sherwood Kirchballum

Masked Robbers Seize $14,000 Payroll in New Jersey Heist

In Trenton on September 3 two masked men followed a company car carrying Acme Rubber payroll. They forced the driver with a revolver to stop and fled with a handbag containing $14,000 in cash.

Trenton N. J Acme Rubber Company

Army blimp TC-5 survives storm returns to Scott Field

Lieutenant Gray and a four man crew navigated heavy electrical storms and rain overnight to bring the Army airship TC-5 safely into Scott Field Belleville Illinois near St. Louis after about 36 hours aloft. Gray said rough weather tested the non rigid craft shorter than the Shenandoah and that bearings over the Mississippi river guided them to the field.

St. Louis W. A. Gray Scott Field Belleville Ill Here Shenandoah Ohio Dayton Gray Indianapolis Mississippi River Granite City Langley Field Virginia

Wealthy hotel owner kills girl and self in Lexington tragedy

In Lexington Kentucky on September 3 Kelly C Kirtly a 70 year old hotel and restaurant man killed Miss Mildred McDaniel 26 of Brooklyn then shot himself in a hotel bathroom Alma Gregory also of Brooklyn and posing as relatives witnessed the events. Two note writings found in Kirtly s room indicated a will and funeral directions.

Lexington Kelly C. Kirtly Fayette County Kentucky Shorty Mildred McDaniel Brooklyn N. Y Kirtly Alma Gregory Alma Mildred Gregory New York City Cousing Mildred Anna Mr. Kirtly Thomas B. Adams Brighton

Marriage License Issues for Lenox and Creston Pair

The district court clerk issued a marriage license to Jack Pegg of Lenox and Bernice Sirlson of Creston both claiming legal age. A fire at Doge Grocery damaged nothing besides a refrigeration motor, quickly controlled with the new fire truck. County offices will close all day Monday September 6 for Labor Day observance.

District Court Jack Pegg Lenox Bernice Sirlson Creston Doge Grocery Court House

Winifred Hart to Obtain Divorce

Winifred Westover Hart, wife of actor William S. Hart, plans a Reno divorce decree. She travels with her mother and son William S. Hiatt Jr. The couple married in 1921 and separated after a son was born. A trust arrangement funded her and the boy, with income provisions and a ban on her acting.

Los Angeles the Examiner Winifred Westover Hart William S. Hart Reno Hart William S. Hiatt, Jr Winifred Westover

Ohio Executes Three Men Within Half an Hour

John Bryant Richard Rhoades and John Hedrick all of Pomery were electrocuted in the Ohio penitentiary for the slaying of James McCumber near Pomery on March 15. It was the state’s first triple execution with 31 minutes separating the first and third deaths.

Cedar Rapids Shellsburg Center Point Columbus John Bryant Richard ‘Rhoades John Hedrick Pomeroy Ohio James McCumber Bryant McCumber Rhoades Hedrick

Funeral train guarded by police for Valentino

Chicago guards will supervise Valentino funeral train arrival to prevent public viewing of the casket. Extra police for LaSalle Street Station as thousands expected to gather. Memorial association to place an eight by five foot wheel of roses radiolilies and lilies in the car.

Chicago Hollywood Calif Rudolph Valentino New York LaSalle Street Valentino Chicago Memorial Association

Former Davenport Fire Chief Found Dead in Home

Peter M Gibley, 65, once Davenport fire chief, ended his life with a gun in his basement after a long illness and nervous breakdown. He was found dead in his residence this morning.

Davenport In Peter M Gibley

Reservation 3 delays world court decision

Representatives from 38 nations meeting on the world court discussed the fifth reservation to U S adherence. Belgian jurist M Rolin argued the point is juridically difficult but near agreement with the United States. He cited the East Carolina case where the court declined an opinion, predicting a similar outcome for the United States.

Geneva World Court America M. Rolin League Council United States East Carolia Soviet Russia League

Reed to Probe Wisconsin Primary Campaign Expenses

United States Senator James A. Reed of Missouri announced in Des Moines that the Senate committee investigating campaign expenses would probe Wisconsin primary expenditures if worthy cases appeared. He warned against two-thirds rule changes and urged farmers to unite with the Democratic Party for tariff relief, while opposing direct subsidies and proposing world market pricing for farmers.

Des Moines United States James A. Reed Missouri Minnesota Senate Wisconsin Reed World Court Iowa Farmer For Agricultural Relief Democratic Party

Des Moines Names State Champion Babies at Fair

Gail Eugene Jacobsen of Des Moines was named champion boy baby of Iowa and Vesper Lee Voss of Des Moines champion girl baby at the state fair baby health contest. Winners in the improvement class were Frederick Eugene Handsaker of Nevada and Betty Jean Bailes of McCallsburg with score gains noted.

Des Moines Gail Eugene Jacobsen Fred O. Jacobsen Iowa Vesper Lee Voss Voss Frederick Eugene Handsaker Charles W. Handsaker Nevada Betty Jean Bailes Fred Bailes McCallsburg Frederic Eugene Betty Jean

Bedford Hit by Severe Storm Again

Bedford suffers a repeat severe storm with wind and rain. Wires are down, trees litter streets, corn stands flattened, and electric service crippled after the latest storm to strike the town.

Bedford Advertiser

Start Search for Missing Aviators in Pennsylvania

The mountains of western Pennsylvania are being searched again for missing aviators Lloyd Spearman and George Weis of Wichita Kansas who took off from Pittsburgh for national air races opening Saturday. They were due at Model Farms field yesterday.

Philadelphia Pennsylvania Lloyd Spearman George Weis Wichita Kan Pittsburgh Model Farms Field

Rides Mattress on McKinley Park Lake

Sidney Helms rode a mattress powered by a small motor across McKinley Park Lake from 5 to dark, echoing a 202 mile Mississippi trip from Keokuk to St Louis in 1925. Creston visitors packed the park as he plans a repeat exhibition from 5 to 7 this evening hosted by McGregor Brothers and Coens.

Sidney Helms Mississippi Keokuk St. Louis McKinley Park Helms Creston McGregor Brothers and Coens

Crestmoor Golf Championship Heads to Finals

With all third bracket play finished, finals in four Crestmoor flights begin. Degnan Reynolds and L. D. Rivenburg vie for the club championship while Joe Healey vs Alex Roseberry contest the president’s flight trophy and J D Haney vs Carnot Thomas contest the directors trophy. Charles McColl faces Sidney Strauss in the Roper Brothers’ flight as Reynolds also earns the silver low medalist trophy. Cup displays are at Boyce’s candy kitchen on Maple Street.

Crestmoor Degnan Reynolds L. D. Rivenburg Rivenburg Rex Directors’ Flight Roper Brothers Reynolds Rivenbeurg Joe Healey Alex Roseberry Rophy J. D. Haney Carnot Thomas Charles McColl Sidney Strauss Deg Boyce Candy Kitchen Maple Street

Woodbury County Man Champion Hog Caller

Mil ford Beeghly of Pierson Woodbury county won the Iowa hog caller title at the state fair with a high tenor voice, starting "Whoooove" and ending "Piggee-wiggee." C R Dreher Scranton finished second and C J Kelsey Iowa Falls third after a run-off. Twenty-five entrants reduced to eleven for the final, with Howard brothers Ankeny placing fourth and fifth and Delmar Lantham Legrand sixth.

Dog Moines Milford Beeghly Pierson Woolbury County Iowa Beeghly CR Dreher Scranton C. J Delmar Lantham Legrand

Quackenbush Contract For Mt Ayr Court House Wiring

Ringgold county board of supervisors let eighteen contracts for the Mt Ayr courthouse construction totaling over 132000 dollars. J Quackenbush Creston secured the electrical contract of over 2000 dollars. Officials expect occupancy by July 1 1927 with face brick and cut stone used in the structure.

Ringgold County Board of Supervisors Court House Mt. Ayr J. Quackenbush Creston Ringgold County

Grand Jury Adjourns Awaiting Next Week In Turnbull Case

Bedford Sept 3 The Taylor county grand jury will adjourn tonight without finishing the Turnbull death inquiry and will reconvene early next week. Witnesses have testified since Tuesday and Pansy Turnbull’s mother and brother Howard were to appear today. Coroner Dr. Sam Bailey reported a base skull fracture with brain hemorrhage as the cause, while chemical tests suggested traces of a knockout drug. Six youths held in connection with the case face a preliminary hearing tomorrow morning before Mayor Nevious.

Bedford Advertiser Taylor County Pansy Tuunbull Pansy Turnbull Pansy Howard Taylor Ringold County Turnbull Dean Wilbur J. Teeters Iowa City Sam Bailey Pansy May Turnbull Hal Howerd Terrance Luton J. W. Ostrander A. Z Ferris Robert Bailey Miss Turnbull Dearfield Dean Teetere Heny Hal John Howard John Gibbons Creston St. Joseph John Beach Lenox Nevious

La Barba Outpoints Milner for 8 Rounds

Fidel La Barba world flyweight champion outpointed Paul Milnar of St Paul in eight fast rounds in Peoria Illinois. Milnar mounted a brief third round rally with a heavy right hand to the wind and body attack but could not endure the champion's long range assault. A low blow in an early round hampered Milnar's work.

Peoria Ill Fidel la Barba Paul Milnar St. Paul Milnar

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Northwestern Bell Company Sioux City Waterloo Ottumwa Ta Weather Bureau Avery Tyrone Clinton Sidney Nishnabotna Winifred Hart McKinley Park Lake Hnals Reynolds and Woodbury Quackenbushets Mt. Ayr Contract Grand Jury Teeters la Barba Milner
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