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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1919

Page

5

Drastic Change in Automobile Law Proposed in Iowa

Des Moines April 8 An auto mobile law would supplement road funding and overhaul registration. The joint motor vehicles committee plans higher license fees, chauffeur licensing, and stricter rules at intersections, with penalties including seizure after 15 days delinquency. The measure consolidates bills into a comprehensive law, detailing county registration, fee scales, and dealer licensing.

Des Moines Joint Town House Senate Joint Committee On Motor Vehicles Assembly Kimball Joint Committee Thirty-eighth General Assembly House Anderson Greene Arrey Marshall Balkema Sioux Holdoegel Calhoun Becker Clayton Alderman Story Scott Miller Boone Sen General Assembly Auto Department State Highway Commission

Colleges Fight Over Name Dubuque College

In Des Moines two Dubuque colleges one Catholic and one Presbyterian led non sectarian, both claim the Dubuque college name. The Presbyterian school seeks reversal of a 5 to 2 Supreme Court ruling that favored the Catholic institution. A rehearing at the state house was held with officers and lawyers present.

Des Moines Ila Dubuque Colleges Presbyterian Church Dubuque College Supreme Court Presbyterian State House D. J. Lenehan Hugh Stuart Clark, Byers & Hutchinson Benson Dubuque Co. M. Steffens

Army Officers' Training Camps Open at Camp Lee and Fort Houston

The War Department unveils an infantry officers' school at Camp Lee Virginia with cavalry at Fort Sam Houston and artillery at Camp Zachary Taylor. The first 100 officers span 30 professions led by soldiers and incorporate medicine sanitation and law. The four month course aims for June 15 graduation with many graduates expected to sign lengthy contracts.

National Army Reorganized Army of the United States New York Times War Department Camp Lee Virginia Ft. Sam Houston San Antonio Tex Camp Zachary Taylor Louisville, Ky Regular Army National Guard America Infantry Officers’ School Great Military Academy West Point School of the Line Ft. Leavenworth

Odd Fellows to Meet in Cedar Rapids Iowa

The annual meeting of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows of Iowa will be in Cedar Rapids April 25 and 26 with a Linwood cemetery monument unveiling on April 26 costing $1000. Prominent state members attend. a parade is planned. Belle Plaine lodge to confer the Rebekah degree and Sigourney lodge the first degree. President Flint of Cornell College and J M Hazlett grand master of Mason City are principal speakers.

Cedar Rapids Independent Order of Odd Fellows of Iowa Linwood Cemetery Belle Plaine Rebekah Sigourney Lodge Flint Cornell College J. M. Hazlett Mason City

New Jersey Woman Indicted as Common Scold

Mrs Hildegrade Swinton Fuller of Wyoming New Jersey faces indictment for being a common scold over a disputed Eastover roadway. Eighteen neighbors will testify at Newark county court as her lawyer vows to seek a writ of certiorari to quash the case. The charge, revived after a prior insult suit, marks a rare Essex county action.

New York Wyoming N. J Orange Mountains Newark Hildegrade Swinton Fuller Eastover Essex County New England

Nevada teachers win strike with doubled salary raise

Nevada teachers went on strike and won a salary increase from five to fifteen dollars a month and then to a further double raise after the school board held a second meeting. Superintendent J R Cougill received a $2400 salary, up from $2100, and Chariton offered him the same, but he chose to stay in Nevada after seven years.

Nevada J. R. Cougill Chariton

Permanent Colors in Ancient Egyptian Art

The Egyptians knew long lasting color chemistry. Ground pigments remained vivid with lampblack outlines, clay whites, ferruginous reds, ochres yellows, and greens made from green jasper or blue carbonate mixed with ochre. These colors are described as permanent.

Rathbun Probers To Hear From Toniht In Des Moines

Des Moines April 10 The house judiciary committee held informal talks with no decision on impeachment of Governor Harding or Attorney General Hayner. Special Counsel Byers reportedly urged proceedings for violations of multiple statutes and constitutions. He alleges the governor breached the constitution and Section 4904 while the attorney general violated nine statutes and sought to sway county officials and juries.

Des Moines House Judiciary Committee Harding Hayner Roady Byers Havner Charles Macomber Ida County

Batavia Bank Shortage Reaches 125000 After Cashier Death

Investigation into Batavia Savings bank after cashier Walter Lewis died by his own hand shows a $125000 shortage. Lewis estate assets totaling about $50900 will go to the bank. remaining $75000 to be covered by directors and stockholders. Ottumwa banker J T Hackworth signed a bond with three directors to insure every depositor is paid dollar for dollar.

Ottumwa Batavia Savings Bank Walter Lewis Lewis J.T. Hackworth Ottumwa National Bank Iowa Batavia Bank E. M. Sterner George P. Israel J. J. Curray George Messenger

Child Dies From Home Fire Burns

Clara Fry aged five died at a Nevada sanitarium from burns suffered at home in Iowa Center. Three of six Fry children were playing when a youngster struck matches and Clara's cotton dress ignited. A mother sought help, a doctor was summoned, and the child died after thirty hours of agony.

Iowa Center Clara Fry Nevada James Fry Clara

Promoters of Horse Meat Syndicate Are Put Under Arrest

Chicago April 10 government indictments accuse Gus Beneke and Otto Breitkreuts of leading the Kunza Packing company a $5,000,000 Arizona based syndicate selling stock in horse meat to spur meatless days. They allegedly used the mails to defraud promising profits and big foreign sales while Bolivia priced and slaughters. Breitkreuts claimed prestige with Wilson Hoover and Northcliffe to sell stock before their arrest.

Chicago Horse Meat Syndicate Arizona Gus Beneke Otto Breitkreuts Kunza Packing Company, Inc Big Otto Enery Wilson Lord Northcliffe Herbert Hoover Breitkreuts William Dann Chas Green Arthur Quinn Prince Arthur Beneke

True Genius and the Obligation to Serve Mankind

A reflective note praising a man of the world for humility and service to humanity. It asserts true genius manifests in moral obedience and dedication to others. The quotation “True genius always test oy ffee” is cited as emblematic, though its meaning is unclear.

Emerenin

Easter fashions at C M F Clothing Co

Easter lilies signal spring and new dress. The C M F Clothing Co offers suits in fashionably new seam backs and double breasted coats, now free of war restrictions, with fabrics and patterns to suit every taste, plus shirts top coats and neckwear in fresh designs.

C. M. & F. Clothing Co

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