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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1921
Page
10
Delegates pressed informal discussions during a recess of the arms conference. Sub committees of the Far Eastern panel study China tariff issues and troop withdrawal, while a Sino Japanese conference resumes debates on Shantung railway control.
Washington announces the War Finance Corporation approved fifty advances for agricultural and livestock needs totaling 2,813,000 dollars. State allocations include Utah 1,374,000 dollars Missouri 115,000 Iowa 217,000 and Wisconsin 25,000.
In Watkinsville Georgia on December 5, Roy Grove and Wes Hale, both Black, were taken from homes near Snow Hill in Oconee county and fatally harmed by a mob. Aaron Birdsong, alleged to have struck two white men, was himself fatally hurt by a posse.
Floyd Powers of Page county Iowa wed a German woman in the Rhineland and sent her to relatives in this country. After discharge from overseas service he learned his bride never arrived at Coin. Powers seeks help from New York and Washington to locate his missing wife amid fears of an international incident.
A Muscatine Ministerial Association meeting at the Y M C A discussed a new constitution drafted by Revs E M Wittum W H Rogers and George Bragg. It will be presented for adoption at the next meeting, with a luncheon and open session to follow on Monday December 19. Rev W S Beatley will give the address and devotional services will be led by Rev Blagg.
Washington December report shows a 3.505 billion dollar federal budget for 1923, with a 21.5 million postal deficit and a large drop from current year spending. Dawes calls for streamlined appropriations, warns against continuous funds, and outlines a president led businesslike reform.
Justice Horst mornings arraigned three defendants from local addresses. Lewis Sharrar of 909 Lucas Street received fourteen days in county jail for a second intoxication offense in a week. Everett Fuller, a teamster, paid five dollars and costs after pleading guilty to intoxication. John Macklin of 606 Oak Street paid eight dollars and ninety five cents total after pleading guilty to assault and battery. information filed by a Macklin relative.
Des Moines police and Iowa Hnu mane society search for a crazed woman who terrorized prominent residents on West Grand Avenue early today and Saturday night. She first appeared at former Attorney General Hayner's home in night clothes wielding a long knife. She was later seen at other homes.
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