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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1926

Page

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Two Are Dead In Explo Near Oil Tank Farm Fire

A massive explosion and fire at Union Oil’s tank farm near San Luis Obispo killed two men, . The bereaved Seeber family lived nearby as crews battled the blaze that began from a lightning strike and threatened a 300 acre facility estimated to cost millions in damages.

Associated Press San Luis Obispo Calif Ka. H. Seeber William F. Seeber Union O1) Company Seeber Union Company Doris Seeber Seevers Schofield Avila Port San Luis Union Montebello Oil Company California Union Oil Company Standard Oil Company Southern Pacific Railroad

Greco Must Stand Trial for Murder in Wisconsin

James Greco, back in Racine County Jail, faces murder charges and sits near his brother Arthur, who is also jailed for murder. A third brother William Greco, captain of Racine county motorcycle squad, is among the jail staff in a dramatic case linking three Greco brothers.

Itv Associated Press Racine Wis James Greco Arthur Goard William Greco

Bell of Burlington files to run for Congress in first district

James M. Bell of Burlington filed to run for congress in the first district. A prominent Democrat also filed for nomination for fwiph A. Thompson of Muscatine in the second district, but Thompson says he will not seek the office. A test case over Judge Letts’s qualifications from the last primary remains pending in the state supreme court.

Associated Press Des Moines Secretary of State James M. Bell Burlington Congress Fwiph A. Thompson Muscatine Thompson Judge Letts Supreme Court

Fiddling Winners to Be Named After Radio Vote Count

Jefferson City Mo April 8 Winners of the interstate old fiddlers contest will be named from radio station WOS tomorrow night It is estimated that it will take into late Friday to count all the votes and determine each contestant's total.

Jefferson City WOS

Waterloo divorce final for W B Caward from Matilda Caward

The Iowa supreme court dismissed an appeal from a Waterloo decision that set aside a divorce degree. W B Caward was finally granted a divorce from Matilda Caward in Waterloo on Tuesday.

Des Moines Iowa Supreme Court Waterloo W. B. Caward Matilda Caward

Police court trial urged to enforce prohibition in New York

District Attorney Buckner told the senate liquor committee that enforcement of the prohibition law in New York requires policing petty offenses in police courts without jury trials. He warned abolishing jury rights could be needed to curb bootlegging and cited 60 million gallons diverted annually. Canada bootlegging also drew informal complaints from cabinet officers.

Associated Press Washington Buckner New York Senate Liquor Committee Reed New York City George Brennan Chicago Canada Senate United States

Ex-bank official returns to Iowa to face indictment

Perry Ed Carter, former president of the Peoples Trust and Savings Bank, which closed last fall, announced in California he was voluntarily returning to Iowa to face an indictment returned by a grand jury here over the bank’s management.

Perry Ed Carter The Peoples Trust and Savings Bank California Iowa Ann

Missing Air Mail Pilot Is Located After 24 Hours

Franklin Rose air mail pilot, missing on his first trip from Elko Nevada to Boise Idaho, was found safe 65 miles south of Jordan Valley Oregon at 8 10 last night. He said a Tue afternoon storm forced him 75 miles off course near Duck Valley and he landed in a Jupiter mountain wheat field with his plane mired in mud.

Oelwein Racine Greco George Colby Commercial Club Racineelto Arthur Frank Sierogrinski Chicago Boise Idaho Franklin Rose Air Mail Elko Nevada Rose Jordan Valley Oregon Duck Valley Nevada-Idaho Jupiter Mountain Robinson Crimson Drug Store Cambridge New York Chanse Boston Rochester Harris

Suppression Push Targets April American Mercury Hatrack

Protests from multiple sources prompt actions in Michigan and Missouri to bar the April American Mercury under obscenity laws. Ingham County prosecutor orders suppression. Farmington Chamber petitions the postmaster general to ban the issue citing the Hatrack article as obscene and untrue. The Continent and The Advance merger announced with Nashville take over The Continent's subscriptions after April 22.

Associated Washington Post Office Department American Mercury Lansing, Mich H.L. Mencken Ingham County Harry F Hittle Farmington, Mo Farmington Chicago Continent Advance Nashville, Tenn Nashville

Coolidge Addresses Journalists Across Western Hemisphere

President Coolidge told the First Pan American Congress of Journalists in Washington that frequent meetings will unite Americas. He cited growing news exchange as key to mutual understanding and urged travel and reporting to deepen ties between the United States and Latin American republics. He urged the union strengthen bonds and shared humanity.

Washington Coolidge Pan American Congress of Journalists Pan American Union United States Latin America Congress Western Hemisphere

Fourth Day of Debate Over Howa Contest in Senate

The Senate debates the Stock Brookhart contest for fourth day with Senator Bingham arguing Iowa law should govern the decision and Reed challenging the majority report. Disputes center on vote intent versus Iowa law and discrepancies in ballots amid ongoing floor statements by Stephens and Goff.

Washington Steck-Brookhart Senate Bingham Elections Committee Iowa Brookhart Republian Daniel F. Steck Majority Mins Reed Pennsylvania la Follette Iowa Supreme Court Stock Faot Steck Stephens Mississippi Daniel F. Steek Goff West Virginia

Woman from Davenport disrupts Ramona marriage hopes

Miss La Clair, a Davenport resident and Mitchell hospital patient, claims a prior marriage to EB Uhlenbrock while with a theatrical company, blocking the marriage to Miss Mildred J. Werner, daughter of Ramona's mayor. County officials refuse a license amid disputed claims and a visit by the couple.

Associated T’ress Mitchell 8. D LaClair Davenport Mitchell Hospital EB. P. Uhlenbrock Mildred J. Werner Ramona S. D Uhlenbrock Miss Werner

Russian Catholic Priest Suspected in Family Tragedy in WilkesBarre

Police found the Rev. Dr. Alexander Mikolin 62 his wife and their 14 year old son dead from gunshot wounds at the rectory in WilkesBarre. Officials initially suspected the priest had returned from a sanatorium and killed his wife and son before taking his own life. Firemen initially mistook the scene for three victims overcome by smoke.

Wilkesbarre Alexander H. Mikolin Alexe Ger Vey

Missing Harvard student found in Rochester under amnesia

D Robinson son of Theodore Douglas Robinson assistant Secretary of the Navy, 21, was found in Rochester after a week missing from Harvard. He had no memory of events and explained little beyond his name, with diary notes mentioning "William Johnson" and "Jane Kelly" as he faced possible automobile strike and family publicity.

Rochester N. Y Poussis Robinson Theodore Douglas Robinson Navy Harvard University Washington Boston Lvme North Fitzhugh = street St. Mary's Hospital Douglas Robinson Hasomesta Hospital Wunable Robinson Wiliam Johnson Jane Kelly

Attitude Redefined by President at National Press Building

President Coolidge redefines government stance toward the World Court and League of Nations while laying the National Press Building cornerstone. He praises the press as a pillar of liberty and urges a balanced nationalism with tolerance, international justice, and reduced armaments.

Associated Proas Washington World Court League of Nations Coolidge National Press Building National Press Club

Explosion at New Orleans dock kills and injuries workers

An explosion at Jahneke dry dock in New Orleans reportedly killed and injured several workmen. Boats and ambulances were dispatched as the tanker at the dock is suspected as the source of the blast.

New Orleans Jahneke Drydock

Ferry Fields Joins Cedar Rapids Garage Staff

Ferry Fields traveled to Cedar Rapids last evening to accept a mechanic position at a local garage.

Ferry Fields Cedar Rapids

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