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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1928

Page

1

Atlantic Seaplane Flight Trials Open World Tour

Spanish aviator Commander Ramon Franco and crew begin a second attempt at a around the world flight in the Dornier Numancia from Cadiz. The plan routes through the Azores Halifax or Placentia New York Havana Vera Cruz La Paz and onward toward Asia and back to Spain.

Cadiz Spain Ramon Franco Atlantic North America Azores Halifax Placentia N. F Franco New York Havana Vera Cruz la Paz Bolivia California San Francisco Prince Rupert Unalaska Paramushir Tokio Kagoshima Manila Port Victoria Colombo Bombay Bushire Alexandretta Palermo Alcazares Numancia United States Brazil Palos de Mogouer Canary Islands Bay de Gando Porto Prayo Ribera de Inferno Fernando de Noronha Pernambuco Rio de Janeiro Montevideo Buenos Aires Ruiz de Alda Pablo Rada Duran Gallarza

107 Rural Schools Receive New Teachers Across County

Mrs. Winnie Palmer announces the names of teachers filling 107 rural posts in Washington County for the coming term. Most schools start in early September with some in late August. the annual teachers institute is moved to the first week of September. List includes many township and village assignments such as Lime Creek, English River, Union, and Jameson Egypt with dozens of named educators.

Winnie Palmer Washington County

Republicans Plan Four Million Campaign Spend

Washington Aug 1 The Republican campaign for the year plans a four million dollar push with major party committees coordinating ads in key states to boost candidate visibility and fund voter outreach efforts across multiple regions.

Ice Cream Festival Planned in Central Park by PTA

The Parent Teacher Association announces an ice cream festival in Central Park next Saturday evening August 4. Proceeds will fund kettle drums for the high school orchestra. ice cream and home made cake will be served. Members may be asked to contribute cakes. rain would delay the event with cakes sold for funds.

Central Park Parent-Teacher Association

Harding Talks for Hoover in Newton Iowa Campaign

W L Harding former governor spoke in Newton praising Hoover and attacking Democratic free trade. He said tariffs have long defined major party competition and will continue to do so, warning that Democratic free trade would harm business mood if elected.

Newton Iowa Herbert Hoover W. L. Harding Harding Hoover

Hoover Curtis ticket cost forecast tops four million

J R Nutt treasurer of the national committee said after a conference with Chairman Work that the Hoover Curtis ticket will cost about four million dollars. The remark came as talks outlined campaign funding plans ahead of the national effort.

Hoover-Curtis J. R. Nutt National Committee

Harvest Nears Finish in State as Weather Delays Threshing

Des Moines reports harvest nearing completion with threshing delayed to dry shocked grain. Rain and wind caused moulding and damage in some shocks while corn progress remains strong though central counties report wind damage totaling about 20 000 dollars in Marshall and Franklin counties. Truck gardens and late vegetables show slower maturation awaiting rain.

Des Moines Charles D. Reed Ciscomb Marshall County Grant Township Franklin County

Air King plane visit near Wayland recalls fatal crash

Chas Parcell of Lomax Illinois and Miss Verda Roth flew Sunday in an Air King plane to visit Verda's parents Mr and Mrs Ike Roth. They gave short flights to Willis Magdefray Alvin Wenger Lloyd Roth Ike Roth Esther Roth and Irvin Reschley before returning Sunday evening. The same make plane was involved in a June 26 crash that killed Roy Kauffman.

Wayland Chas. Parcell Lomax Verda Roth Air King Verda Ike Roth Willis Magdefray Alvin Wenger Lloyd Roth Esther Roth Irvin Reschley Parcell Roy Kauffman

Democrats Plan Definite Farm Relief Ahead of Election

New York August 1 The Democratic party will draft a definite farm relief plan to be laid before voters in the presidential campaign. John J. Raskob Democratic national chairman announced he will conduct an exhaustive survey conferring with proponents and opponents of the plan. He said the South is safe for Democrats and said opposition to Governor Alfred E. Smith rests largely on religious grounds to be dispelled before the election.

New York Democratic Party John J. Raskob Raskob South Alfred E. Smith

Farm Prices Higher Than Year Ago Says Federal Department

The Department reports farm prices up from a year ago though flat in 80 days. July 15 index 145 vs pre war 190. meats poultry cotton up. grains down. corn flat since May. wheat down 11 percent. potato prices fell 7 percent. Smith Peek to discuss agricultural outlook in New York after breakfast in Hampton Bays.

Federal Department Washington Dunlap

Rainfall in July Totals 6.25 Inches Across Month

The official weather observer reports July rainfall at 6.25 inches with 3.40 inches falling in the night of the 3rd and morning of the 4th. Rain occurred on eleven of thirty one days, and temperatures ranged from a high of 93 degrees on the 2nd and 6th to a low of 61 degrees on the 28th.

Official Weather Observer

America Increases Its Olympic Margin

Amsterdam August 11 The United States extended its lead at the sixty Olympiad scoring 52 percent in the final events of day four boosting its total to 123 percent. Britain 35 Canada 28 Finland 23 Germany 22 Sweden 21 South Africa 14 Ireland 19 France 5 Haiti 5 Italy 4 Norway 3 Philippines 3 Japan 2 Holland 1.

Amsterdam United States Great Britain Canada Finland Germany Sweden South Africa Ireland France Haiti Italy Norway Philippines Japan Holland

Hoover to tour major cities for speeches in fall campaign

Hoover plans a multi city speaking drive starting after September 1 using Washington as a base. He will address crowds in Buffalo Boston Chicago New York and other cities and may visit Louisville Nashville Kansas City St Louis Minneapolis or St Paul. He will conduct weekend trips with one or two speeches per trip.

Shasta Springs Calif Herbert Hoover East Middle West Washington Hoover Buffalo Boston Chicago New York Louisville Nashville Tenn Kansas City St. Louis Minneapolis St. Paul

Average shave measured in razor strokes estimates

A Birmingham barber estimates it takes 133.3 feet of razor strokes to shave the average man, as reported by the Dearborn Independent.

Birmingham Ala Dearborn Independent

Millsap Is Given Prison Sentence In Iowa Case

Otis Millsap of Cedar Rapids received a prison term not to exceed seven years after pleading guilty to obtaining a car by false pretenses. He was taken to Fort Madison by Sheriff Charles Denison and confessed to fabricating a car theft tale. Other defendants were fined or jailed for forgery, larceny, and liquor violations as Judge Hamilton closed the March term.

Otis Millsap Fort Madison Charles M. Denison D. W. Hamilton C.W. Shaffer Millsap Cedar Rapids Shaffer Washington Columbus Junction Denison Hamilton Richard Fleming Anamosa Fleming George Morrison Jay Shaner Fairfield Erwin Hochstetler Kalona District Court First State Bank of Riverside W. P. Wells O. J. Dankwardt S. F. Bowser & Co Clayton M. Eden

English Dominates Engineering Classes in China

In Chinese engineering schools all instruction is conducted in English because technical terms are hard to translate into Chinese.

China

Gasoline explosion at refinery kills one injures forty

At an oil refinery a gasoline blast killed one worker and injured about forty others with lifesaving efforts underway. Fort Des Moines hosts a Citizens Military Training camp beginning today attracting around 1,000 youths from Iowa Nebraska Missouri and Illinois. Regular army officers supervise training in tents on the fort grounds for the 30 day program.

Fort Des Moines Citizens Military Training Camp Iowa Nebraska Missouri Illinois

Two Silver Cups To 4H Boys This Year

The Chicago Livestock Exchange awards two silver cup trophies to Washington county 4H club members for the grand champion market pig and grand champion calf at the August 21 show. John A. Babcock will present the cups, one of which was won last year by Dwight Booth in 1927. The cups boost county club interest and enhance the stock rearing program with Babcock's presence adding prominence.

Chicago Livestock Exchange Washington County Boys John A. Babcock Chicago Live Stock Exchange The Exchange Dwight Booth Babcock

Firpo hints at comeback to reclaim boxing crown

Buenos Aires August 1 Luis Angel Firpo says he may return to boxing and challenge for a title once more. He has begun light training reducing weight from 260 to 240 pounds and plans sparring in two weeks. Firpo is in talks with Tex Rickard and would fight anybody next May if he resumes his career.

Buenos Aires Luis Angel Firpo Pampas Jack Dempsey Gene Tunney United Presa Firpo Tex Rickard

Church Damaged by Lightning at Keota

The Presbyterian church in Keota was struck by lightning during a Tuesday morning storm at about 3 o'clock. The bolt hit the cupola and tall chimney, tearing weatherboarding and blowing away 6 to 8 feet of chimney below iron bands. Plastering cracked, wiring damaged, meter torn loose. no fire occurred. Estimated damage runs to several hundred dollars.

Keota Presbyterian

Trio Drives Kathryn Fleming to Cedar Falls for Summer School

Preston Wolfe Harry Macon and LeRoy Pratt escorted Kathryn Fleming from Fairfield to the Frank Macon home then on to Cedar Falls where she will attend summer school.

Preston Wolfe Harry Macon LeRoy Pratt Fairfield Kathryn Fleming Frank Macon Cedar Falls

Explosion at Indian Refining plant kills Lawrenceville worker

Lawrenceville Ill August 1 Jack Freeze dies from injuries after an explosion at the Indian Refining Company plant in Lawrenceville. About 36 employees burn victims remain at Good Samaritan hospital Vincennes with many believed seriously hurt as a 150 foot tongue of fire erupts from a 1000 barrel steam still.

Lawrenceville Still Jack Freeze Indian Refinery Company Goot Samaritan Vincennes, Inc Frouen Vincennes Ind Indian Refining Company of Lawrenceville Ill Good Samaritan Hospital Indian Refining Company Refining Company United Press

Indict Thirty More Broadway Night Club Figures

Federal authorities widen the Broadway crackdown with thirty more proprietors hostesses and waiters indicted for violating prohibition laws. The eight clubs named in the latest indictments lift total indictments to 26 clubs and speakeasies.

New York Broadway

Heavy steel gate collapses near Welland Canal

In Thorold Ontario a 500 ton steel gate slipped from two derricks during hoisting at Lock Six on the Welland canal. Ten men died, five were missing and 81 were seriously injured. Wreckers worked amid Red Cross aid from Niagara Falls as crews cleared debris eight miles from St. Catharines.

Thorold Ont Welland Canal Red Cross Niagara Falls St. Catherings

No Piga Urchin From the East Side Kosher Belt

A fragmentary item notes a quirky demand for twenty cents worth of animal crackers with mock Yiddish style exclamations. The excerpt conveys a humorous, streetwise tone from the Boston Transcript.

East Side Boston Transcript

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