05 Sep 1921
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Newspaper
Creston Daily Advertiser
Location
Creston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1921
Page
1
The White House transmitted a Labor Day message from President Harding to Creston citizens. The telegram praises improving conditions and credits the American people for returning to work and production while promising continued administration support without ceasing efforts to help the public.
In Charleston West Virginia on Labor Day federal troops gained full control of the troubled coal field area. Many fighters surrendered and those who carried weapons were disarmed and sent home. Local United Mine Workers aided the federal effort and volunteer guards were released from duty as reports from the area described everything quiet.
Victor Strait and his mother sue the owner of a calf for $500 in a Keosauqua court case arising from a October 1919 auto accident between Pittsburg and Lebanon. Strait alleges contributory negligence by the calf owner. defendants deny causation and fault.
Cedar Rapids reports a fatal car train collision injuring Mary Huber three year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Huber. Mrs Huber remains critically ill en route to hospital and Mary is dead. Another fatal auto accident occurs when Mrs Starbird and husband are struck by a second car.
City officials led by Mayor Leroy Harvey approve Lafayette Marne Day in Waatatemente. The observance marks Gen Lafayette’s anniversary with a ceremony at his statue in Union Square. Dignitaries from federal and municipal levels will attend the event.
Citizens reported a mob clash in Coberg when a pro Republican rally ended in gunfire and grenade blasts injuring several, including bystanders and officers. Local officials urged calm as medical teams treated wounded at the scene.
A garbled 1920s style report describes Millerand visiting Rambouillet Castle. It portrays a medieval setting with a moat, guards, and a banquet lunch. The piece details daily routines, official duties, and leisure activities including tennis, hunting, and reading papers.
Des Moines records a rapid temperature plunge from 55 degrees at six this morning to 89 degrees by noon yesterday, after a Sunday high of 89. The shift shows a sharp 34 degree drop within a few hours ending at six this morning.
Toledo reports a breakout from the county jail as two armed prisoners escaped in midafternoon. Officials said one identified man and a third unidentified prisoner fled, prompting a manhunt and increased security around the courthouse.
Mrs. Jaco Lowen Hell owns a 79 foot deep artesian well in Newark that once produced water. It now blasts a strong dry air current used to cool the house and dry washing, drawing neighbors’ attention and prompting attempts to seal the shaft. Sennenbarker of the Newark Water Department examined the well but could not explain the phenomenon.
Kingston N Y Sept 5 A surprising revelation from Randont Creek bridge work shows a female welder among the crew. Catherine Nelson of Jersey City widow with two children earns 304 daily. after her husband died she sought shipboard work but could not secure a position. Describing her ascent to 300 feet, she says she never feels fear or dizziness and notes the need for steady nerve in such heights.
A forest fire pushes toward a settlement, endangering homes and prompting firefighting efforts. Residents report smoke and growing concern as crews battle the blaze, with authorities warning residents to stay alert and prepare evacuations if needed.
A Hawaiian era stamp nicknamed the murder stamp sold at a stamp auction for 150 000 francs. The stamp, issued during Kautehameha’s reign, is tied to the 1892 death of French author Gaston Leroux. Only 14 known copies exist according to territorial officials.
New York reports the mutiny suit against Charlie Chaplin filed in court. Frederick Goldsmith sues for 10,000 alleging his services forced Mildred Harris to settle 0,000, arguing necessity of counsel while Goldsmith was joined to Chaplin by marriage and retained the attorney who claimed the fee.
The International News Service reports ex Kaiser Wilhelm II remains in exile at Doorn The dispatch claims he escaped from his confinement or is attempting to return to the throne in Germany The story cites yesterday's newspapers as the source and notes no confirmed change in his status
Manila dispatch reports members of a special mission to the Philippines sublet duties today to appoint Colonel McCoy as acting governor of the island. The move follows a push by Wood and W Forbes to designate McCoy in the role amid ongoing governance concerns.
Ringnlite Jersey City Sept 5 Thirty thousand persons gather to watch a middleweight fight card. The event features Wilains Wate and other contenders in a sought after championship bout. Roster and pacing indicated a strong draw despite earlier doubts about attendance.
Reports say Villisea Man suffered severe injury to the right arm involving a cement mixer at a Ville home. James Fryer aided by freeing him as the machine wound his forearm toward its gears. hospital doctors assess extent of injury and potential amputation.
A lightning storm on Saturday left Barbiarton and Albert Stins of West Burlington injured while seeking shelter. Morey Walsh was also hurt in the attack aftermath as authorities investigate the incident and lightning-related hazards along Albert Street.
Denver judge Hex Lindsey of the Denver Avenue Court cites a report on city conditions. He claims many leading citizens fill cellars while a separate law applies to the rich and the poor.
An unclear OCR text reports court actions and public notices addressing women’s restroom access and equality. Mentioned are arbitrator roles, county offices, hearings, and requests to handle cases ranging from minor repairs to larger civil issues involving women’s facilities.
Newark New Jersey September report claims state mosquito control plans to spend about 150 909 to abate a feared skeeter infestation. The board aims a systematic campaign including elimination of breeding sites and use of measures to curb the pests. Text references religious conversion of residents and chaotic wartime rhetoric amid the era.
Des Moines Sept 5 marked the first Labor Day parade with the National Guard taking part. Grand marshal Davis led a Des Moines procession of locals from all trades and crafts, joined by workers from nearby towns and states under a shared labor theme.
A New York Merchants Association committee protested Henry Ford's offer for the Musery Shoals nitrate plant. Led by F B Dwbersnd and A M Travers, the group argued acceptance would cost the government about 144 million dollars over 100 years.
Cholera decimates Samara as hundreds lie dead and fifty thousand refugees seek shelter in old buildings and open spaces along the railway. Exhuastion and disease drive thousands to graves while authorities fail to stem the toll.
The speaker argues that collective bargaining offers the best means to unite capital and labor through mutual gains. Cooperation between employers and workers is urged as essential for stable contracts, with trade unions seen as effective when aligned with business needs.
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