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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1930

Page

5

Mrs McCormick Likely First Woman in Senate Bid

Edward W. Pickard notes Illinois Republican nomination of McCormick, daughter of a former senator, for the Senate and her stance against the World Court. The piece contrasts her with Col. James Hamilton Lewis, discusses party dynamics, women’s support, and possible campaign finance scrutiny. It also touches on naval treaties and other international issues debated in Washington.

Edward W. Pickard Uti Hanna McCormick United States Illinois Charles S. Deneen McCormick Ilineis James Hamilton Lewis Hoover Jin Chicago Tribune Senate Felton Norris of Nebraskia Committee On

Justice Department notes rise in federal prisoners since 1929

The Justice Department reports federal prisons and local jails held 25 026 inmates on April 1 1950 up from 19 349 on June 30 1929 an increase of 6 277 in nine months About 75 percent of the rise stems from convictions under the Volstead and Jones laws Attorney General Mitchell has asked the Supreme Court to decide if a liquor buyer is equally guilty with the seller in the Farrer case Massachusetts where a district court ruled that buying liquor from a bootlegger was not prohibited by the Volstead act and dismissed the indictment The AG argues congressional failure to specify purchases from bootleggers as an offense should not be read as absence of intent to make such purchases illegal

Department of Justice Mitchell Supreme Court James EB. Farrer Boston Federal District Court For Massachusetts Farrer Congress

Grain Sales Co operative appoints new board in Chicago

The Farmers' National Grain corporation, a $20 million federal farm board national co operative, turned over to stockholders from 21 regional farmer grain marketing associations at a Chicago meeting. Nineteen stockholders named to the new board. I A Lee and J G Keeney dropped. Five new directors added are:

National Grain Corporation Federal Farm Board Chicago Grain Sales Co-Operative I. A. Lee Grand Works N. D J. G. Keeney Omaha Neb

Reading for Profit and Pleasure at P T A Meeting

Columbus Junction April 12 The P T A will discuss Reading for Profit and Pleasure with talks by Mrs Hall Luckey Reaney Patton Blanchard Johnson Bell Hill and Shearer. The Louisa County Ministerial association meets Monday at the Wapello Methodist church to discuss Spiritual Progress.

Columbus Junction Mmes W. C. Hall William Luckey J. FE. Reaney HM. Patton Edith Blanchard Fern Johnson Evelyn Bell Lulu Hill B. H. Shearer Louisa County Ministerial Association Methodist Church Wapello W. H. Parker Cotter J. H. Snyder Fredonia Joseph Wagner Muscatine Ira Hawley United Brethren Church L. W. Fisher Delco Light Chicago Farrel Weber Town State College Westinghouse Company East Pitsburgh Drake University Girls Glee Club Columbus High School Paul Grouwinkel Orient

Keota Fire Burns Outbuildings Near Carris Farm

Keota April 11 The local fire company responded to a blaze at the R T Carris farm two miles south of Keota after an outdoor soap making fire and meat smoking in an outbuilding spread to a nearby structure. The residence was saved with little damage. Several relatives from Lincoln and Amarillo were visiting and left for Lincoln Friday morning.

Keota Peter Adrian R. T. Carris Carris H. C. Smith Lincoln Neb Schuman Amarillo Tex Sigourney Nelson Newton Newton J. M. Ram

Revival winds down as services end in Brighton church

BRIGHTON April 11 Revival services at the Christian church conclude Sunday night with Evangelist Roll of Washington assisting. A two weeks series will begin at the Methodist church with Rev Moore of Pleasant Plain in attendance. Local families are mentioned in daily notes as residents travel or care for relatives.

Brighton The Christian Church Roll Washington Tme Methodist Church Moore Pleasant Plain Julia Parks Fairfield John Diers Lydia Madden Jennie Lester Hanlon Williamsburg C. L. Stone Grant Humston

Bopp funeral draws relatives from Iowa City Kalona and Chicago

Riverside April 11. Mr and Mrs Arthur Bopp of Chicago visited relatives including John Bopp and Mrs James Lukavsky. Rudolph Bopp funeral attended by many, with Iowa township 4 H girls club electing officers including Magdalen Walsh Edith Heitzman and George Schnoebelen as chairmen.

Riverside Arthur Bopp Chicago John Bopp James Lukavsky Mary Helen Murphy Anna Heck Iowa City Andrew Rogers George Dave Stump Kalona Dan Bopp Anna Pieper Rudolph Bopp Iowa Township 4-H Girls George Schnoebelen Magdalen Walsh Edith Heitzman

Local Visitors and Social Calls Reported

A group led by secretary Mrs. John Frank and chairmen Lenore Thomann and Mrs. Joe Hotka visited the R. H. Heitz man and Mrs. Helen Crag homes along with presidents and secretaries from Chicago and Richland. Mary Jukovsky of Iowa City spent time with Miss Amelia Yeggly, while Miss Mary Shebanek conducted business in Cedar Rapids on Wednesday.

O. D. O. Club John Frank Lenore Thomann Marc Kueneman Joe Hotka Maxine O'Loughlin Loretta Gerot Ray Cummings Evelyn Shradel Nellie Wangler W. E. Nicola Libby Brka Madonna Kiefer Elizabeth Pieper Chicago Vera Stump Richland R. H. Heitzman Helen Crag Mary Jukovsky Iowa City Amelia Yeggly Mary Shebanek Cedar Rapids

Riverside Notes Highlight Local Travels and School Break

Riverside community reports Mrs. Mac Alcorn plans to stay on her farm this summer after a Tulsa trip. The Thetcher family rents the farm for a year as Leonard Mellicker works for Arthur Lorack. A cold snap affects sowing oats and garden work. Local obituaries include Lena Grimm of Iowa City. The Valley school adjourned for illness of Miss Smith, then resumed.

Riverside Route 1 Mac Alcorn Tulsa R. E. Thetcher Leonard Mellicker Arthur Lorack Robert Tobin Lena Grimm Iowa City Clair Flynn Kermit Spencer J. B. Spencer John Streb la Belle Ed Schneide Dwayne Valley School Miss Smith

Local families share visits and meals this weekend

Mastoid condition improving and school soon. Carl Craig family visited Jess Sleciter last Friday. Charles Havel family and Velvin Havel family with Darlene dined at Frank Horn on Sunday. Clarence Rummelhart and children dined at Paul Shebanek home Sunday.

Carl Craig Jess Sleciter Charles Havel Velvin Havel Darlene Frank Horn Clarence Rummelhart Paul Shebanek

Alarm Device Warns If Gas Escapes

An Eastern inventor demonstrates a gas alarm that sounds when gas leaks. In a test an open bag of illuminating gas near a boxlike cen trivane triggers an electric bell to ring the warning in a few seconds.

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