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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1927

Page

1

New Head of Dry Forces Takes Office

Seymour Lowman of Elmira New York sworn in as assistant secretary of the treasury charged with prohibition customs and coast guard. He vows firm sensible enforcement and a businesslike approach to end all law violations including bootleggers and petty offenders.

Dry Forces Washington Seymour Lowman Elmira N. T Lowman Andrews Vermont Prohibition Bureau Dr. Doran Doran-Lowman Vowman Ciry Prohibition

Thousand youths begin Citizens Military Training at Fort Des Moines

Fort Des Moines opens with about 1,000 youths from Iowa and northern Missouri reporting at 5:30 a.m. The camp life begins under instruction by regular army officers and noncommissioned personnel.

Des Moines Iowa Missouri Citizens Military Training Camp Fort Des Moines Army

Plane Crashes Turned Death Race Into Narrow Loss

Mrs. George T. Burrell Jr and her husband pressed on to New Orleans by car and a second plane to reach her dying parents but arrived minutes too late. In Kansas a plane crash near Wichita killed Lieut. C A Pearson while Lieut. C W Luthy survived after artificial respiration saved him.

New Orleans Chicago George T. Burrell, Jr Burrells Burrell Frederick FF. Houghton Frends Jurrell St. Louis Houghton Wichita Kans Lieut. C. W. Luthy Art Riley Lieut. C. A. Pearson Luthy

Boys Escape Serious Injuries In Near Miss Car Crash

Three Washington boys riding in a Chevrolet roadster on a gravel road eight miles north of town were not seriously hurt when the car swerved into a gravel pile and overturned. Driver Bill Kyle suffered a deep forehead gash, while Howard Hazen and Don Crone escaped with minor scratches as repair crews moved the wrecked vehicle back onto the road. A second accident near the scene was narrowly avoided when a Ford driver failed to see the wreck and veered into a ditch but emerged unscathed.

Washington Itowa City Howard Hazen Bill Kyle Don Crone Ford

Demonstration of Eureka Vacuum at J W Bidwell Store

Leonard Wright, factory demonstrator, shows the Eureka vacuum cleaner at J W Bidwell store. The Eureka brand, famed for sweepers, introduced a new model as the campaign begins in the community with visits inviting all to see improvements.

J. W. Bidwell Leonard Wright Philadelphia Eureka

Camp to Run Through End of Month

The camp will continue until the last day of the month, concluding as scheduled.

Prince of Wales Charms Montreal Crowd in Open Reception

The Prince of Wales rode through 150,000 cheering fans to city hall in Montreal where Mayor Martin welcomed him in French. He spoke briefly in English as Prince George attended, then reviewed 1,000 Boy Scouts at Champs de Mars before lunch at Laval-Sur-Le-Lac golf club with Prime Minister Baldwin in attendance.

Montreal Que Aus Prince of Wales Canada Prince George Stanley Baldwin Fneland Martin Quebec Champs de Mars Ritz Cartton Hotel Laval-Sur-Le-Lac Baldwin

Trans-Atlantic Yacht Race Planned From New York to Santander

Spanish embassy officials announced a July 1928 trans Atlantic race from New York to Santander Spain. Spanish and American yacht clubs would cooperate in a cup donated by Alfonso Promoters envision an annual event alternating starts between Santander and New York.

Washington New York Santander Spain Kine Alphonso

Postpone session at Geneva today

Geneva August 1 The naval limitations conference plenary session was postponed while conferees weigh abandoning current talks and resuming later. Viscount Jehil of Japan linked to the delay and efforts to prepare public opinion for possible failure. Earlier discussions included Hugh Dibsen and W C Bridgeman in arranging the postponement.

Geneva Viscount Jehil Sahir Hugh Dibsen Pirst Cii Gibson Gibsonaw W. C. Bridgeman Byth

Hay Fever Expected To Be Worse This Year Officials Say

Washington officials warn hay fever will be more severe this season due to a dry summer and airborne pollen. Dr Pierce notes pollen from roses, ragweed, and other flowers causes outbreaks while rain can reduce danger. Polyvalent immunization injections may help but must target the specific pollen type triggering symptoms. President Coolidge is cited as a notable past sufferer.

Washington Br. Cc. C. Pierce U. S United Press Pierce Golder Rod President Coolidge

Vacationists Go in All Directions Across the United States

A flurry of trips fills the period as families trundle across states for visits and leisure. Dickersons head to Montana and Colorado, others plan stops in Iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan, and Wyoming. The Boller party returns from the north while Livingston family journeys toward Wyoming, with many travelers pursuing canal cats and rural explorations.

Carl Jungbluth Louie Jones Ernest Lemmon Ralph Siamon George McDaniel Frank Miller Mississippi Lansing Iowa McGregor O. J. Boller C. Mieher Minnesota Colorado Colorado Springs S. W. Livingston Bill Margaret Wyoming Louise Jerry Voorhes FE. W. Eastwood Douglas Wisconsin Westwood P. J. Peas Michigan Joseph W. W. Bowers Lake Milak It Fi Dean Glenn Zaring Deerwood Hrainerd Minn Columbus Junction Max Orr John Mangold Mangold Oxark Mountains Kaneas Max Lester Dayton Ohio

Gibson and Jones Confer with Bridgeman

Gibson and Rear Admiral Hilary J. Jones of the American delegation held talks with Bridgeman to discuss ongoing relations and strategic cooperation.

New Farm Relief Measure Tied to Cooperatives

Rapid City South Dakota August 1 The farm bloc leader Senator Capper arrives to discuss a tentative farm relief bill aimed at aiding cooperatives with a $200 million revolving fund for loans to build warehouses and store crops. The plan envisions a federal farm board and new stabilization corporations to back 100 percent financing, pending Coolidges approval and continued talks with Capper Meyer Fess Jardine Hoover and others. Capper faults the administration proposal for not matching the McNary Haugen equalization system and says farmers will favor that approach.

Rapid City, & DD Geneva Simeon Dpd Fess Ohio Coolidge Federal Carm Board Federal Farm Board Secretary of Agriculture Wich MccNary-Haugen Capper Rapid City S. D Kansas Farm McNary-Haugen McNary-Haugen Hill Theeert

Six Dead in Multiple Plane Crashes Across Cities

Report lists seven aircraft fatalities over the weekend including two new nano planes with both pilots and passengers killed in crashes. Witnesses say a swallow monoplane blaze claimed two aboard as 200 onlookers watched. An Army Reserve flight near Wichita ended in a fatal nose dive. Observers call for parachute requirements for pilots and passengers.

New Castle Ind Army Reserve Wichita Kan Zabriskie Hix

Flight by Clarence Chamberlin Lands on New Jersey Shore

Clarence Chamberlin completed a ship to land flight from the Leviathan reaching land at Curtis Field Hasbrouck Heights New Jersey after departing from the liner’s deck 154 miles from New York. Officials hailed the trial as proof of a running takeoff viability for future airship to ship service and mail transport with plans for broader adoption.

Curtiss Pield New York Europe Clarence Id, Chamberlin Chamberlin Long Island Hashronek Helghts N. J United States Lines Steamship Line BOT Curtiss Field Teterboro Field Hasbrouw Pacific Atlantic mid-Atlantic New Jersey Curtis Field United States Navy Levins

Three Women Enter Air Derby to Hawaii

Three female pilots join an air race 2400 miles over water to Hawaii with prizes of 35600. Mrs William B P Irwin of Dallas Miss Mildred Doran from Flint and Misa Pauline Rich of Los Angeles will fly with male aviators and operate radios as co participants.

San Francisco Hawaii William BP. Irwin Dallas Tex Mildred Doran Flint Michigan Misa Pauline Rich Los Angeles

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America Congress United States J. M. Doran Chevrolet Accident Geass Light Plan Pdass Ss. A. Dickerson Fen Montrose Meyer Secreetary of Agriculture Jardine Secretary of Commerce Hoover George Zabriskie James Rose Jose Meperts Leviathan Hamberlin Riley Clarence Chamberlin Truman T. W. O'Connor The Shipping Board Irwin William P. Irwin Tex Fish Carl Paula Citizen’s
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