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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1928

Page

1

Hoover Position on Farm Relief and Prohibition

Hoover signals a definite stand on farm relief and prohibition in his coming acceptance speech at Palo Alto. He opposes McNary Haugen style measures and supports cooperative marketing. he endorses prohibition as a moral experiment. In New York, Smith presses farm relief talks with agrarian leaders to woo farmers.

Hoover Palo Alto Calif Herbert Hoover United Press Senator Borah Idaho New York Alfred E. Smith George N. Peek Smith Peek

Dusenberry suffers injuries in Wellman hill accident

Dusenberry of Keota driving a Ford roadster was injured with possible rib or shoulder damage after a crash at the foot of Durian hill near the Smith Creek bridge. Accompanied by two or three occupants including Hank Brenneman the party attended a dance and went for a ride. Speed was reported up to sixty as the car skidded on a slippery road and went over an embankment. The car had a broken wheel.

Wellman Claire Dusenberry Keota Durian Hill Dusenberry Hank Brenneman Smith Creek

Play Postponed at Ainsworth Till August Sixth

The Path Across the Hill play at Ainsworth high school auditorium was postponed due to bad weather and rescheduled for Monday evening August 6. The event, under the Ladies Aid of the U P Church, invites attendance. Miss Mira Huskins traveled from Lone Tree to Washington for shopping yesterday.

Ainsworth Ladies Aid of U. P. Church Mira Huskins Lone Tree Washington

Week's Showers Boost Storm Season Total

A heavy rain last night and yesterday contributed 1.30 inches to the weekly total of 6.28 inches surpassing normal levels. Wind and thunder damaged corn fields while temperatures cooled from a high of 93 to 85 degrees.

Notables to Speak at West Branch Iowa

Herbert Hoover will skip a public speech during his West Branch visit on August 22 and 23. Prominent Republicans scheduled to speak include Governor John Hammill Senator James Watson of Indiana Senator Smith W Brookhart and W L Harding former governor of Iowa.

West Branch Iowa Cedar Rapids Herbert Hoover John Hammill James Watson Indiana Smith W. Brookhart W. L. Harding Overnor Towa

Hail Damages Farms Near Bloomfield Iowa

Farmers three miles west of Bloomfield assessed destruction from a hail storm that swept a mile by three miles, flattening corn and ruining truck gardens. Large hailstones killed chickens and many farm home windows were broken.

Bloomfield

Senator William S Vare Improves After Stroke

Atlantic City April 4 The condition of Senator elect William S Vare of Pennsylvania who suffered a paralytic stroke Wednesday is much improved though still critical. Dr John J Shaw of Philadelphia said Vare is conscious and his mental condition is brighter.

Atlantic City N. J William S Vare Penneyivania John J. Shaw Philadelphia

Twenty Three Dead In Indiana Refinery Explosion

Vincennes Indiana August 4 with the deaths of Paul Bournham James Graves and George Pryce the death toll in the Indiana refinery explosion at Lawrenceville Illinois had mounted to twenty three today Of the twelve still being treated here little hope is held for seven Only two men have recovered sufficiently to be discharged from the hospital After a preliminary investigation coroner N S Beckes indicated no blame would be placed on the refinery for the explosion Plans are being made here for the union services of all churches Sunday as a memorial to the victims.

Vincennes Ind Paul Bournham James Graves George Pryce Indiana Lawrenceville Til N. S. Beckes All Churches

Bridge’s Hat Shop to be Run by Stansbury Anderson and Harrison

Anna Marie Anderson Mrs Guy Stansbury and Genevieve Harrison will manage Bridge's hat shop next week while Miss Edna and Miss Ruth Bridges are away.

Anna Marie Anderson Guy Stansbury Genevieve Harrison Bridge Edna Ruth Bridges

Funeral set for Tom Shebeck at Goodin's

Funeral services for Tom Shebeck former Washington resident will be held Sunday at two o'clock at Goodin's Funeral Home with burial in Elm Cemetery. He died by his own hand in a Johnson County barn after years of despondency and ill health. He leaves four sisters and three brothers, including Libbie Ramsey Pes Moines and Joe Shebeck Iowa City.

Tom Shebeck Washington Elm Cemetery Shebeck Johnson County Iowa City Katherine Shebeck Libbie Ramsey Pes Moines Frank Dutler Riverside Katherine Richler Harry Springman Joe Shebeck Towa City Frank Richmond John Parlors Grove Ee

Iowa Democrats Plan Campaign Efforts for Year

Des Moines Aug 4 The Iowa state central committee will map headquarters and organization work at the Thursday meeting announced by Richard Mitchell chairman. He says democrats are optimistic and expect an active aggressive fight for state and national tickets this year.

Fort Porth State Central Committee Des Moines Richard ¥. Mitchell Mitchell Hubert Work

League Recognizes China Nationalists in Geneva Action

The League of Nations extended recognition to the Nanking government of China after the United States acknowledged the Nanking authorities. Chen Ting-Wang, foreign minister, presented the delegation to the upcoming September session, which will be headed by Alfred Cze, Chinese minister to the United States.

Geneva League of Nations Nanking China United States League Aeaby Chen Ting-Wang Alfred Cze

America Retains Big Olympic Lead

Amsterdam August 4 The official point score at end of seventh day of the Olympic games lists the United States ahead with 151 points Finland has 98 and Sweden 41 while Great Britain has 40 Germany 84 Canada 63 Japan 15 South Africa 14 France 13 Ireland 10 Norway 7 Hungary 5 Haiti 5 Italy 4 Philippines 4 Holland 4 Switzerland 1.

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

Ice Cream Festival Postponed by Weather

Weather forces postponement of the Parent-Teacher association ice cream festival planned for this evening in Central Park. Homemade cakes intended for the event will instead be sold this evening at the Washington Cleaners room.

Parent-Teacher Association Central Park Washington Cleaners Room

Middle Western G O P Leaders Hold Conference

Middle Western Republican leaders met in Chicago to plan the farm belt campaign with national campaign manager Hubert Work. Delegates discussed state by state efforts and optimism grew for a Hoover victory. Minnesota delegates cited tariff reform and the Lake Superior canal as key issues.

Chicago Hubert Work

Lightning Strikes Cattle Barn Near Wayland Burns Barn Down

Victor Wenger’s large cattle barn one mile east of Wayland was struck by lightning last evening around eight o clock and burned to the ground. Insurance only partially covers the loss.

Victor Wenger Wayland Washington

Marriage Licenses Granted to Six Couples Across Regions

Gale Milo Reif of West Chester weds Phyllis Belle Fisher of Keota Donald B Robison weds Merna Luceil Kessel of Brighton Lewis Hochstedler weds Anna Marie Plank of Kalona The license filings confirm six couples secured marriage licenses in these communities.

Gale Milo Reif West Chester Phyllis Belle Fisher Keota Donald B. Robison Merna Luceil Kessel Brighton Lewis Hochstedler Anna Marie Plank Kalona

Fear Franco-British Agreement to Harm Naval Treaty Plans

Washington officials fear the Franco British naval pact may endanger the Washington naval arms treaty. Paris dispatches describe a pooling of British and French fleets, with Kellogg to discuss the matter with President Coolidge. Observers warn the accord could contradict parity with the American fleet and undermine treaty spirit.

Washington Paris Coolidge Kellogg United States London France England

Reverend J R Wright Claimed by Death

M P D Bickford received word today of the death of his brother in law Reverend J Rev Wright a minister of the Christian church at Centerville. The death occurred about seven oclock this morning with burial plans unclear. Wright formerly lived in this community and worked as a telegraph operator at the Rock Island station before entering the ministry. Further details and funeral plans were expected from Washington relatives.

M. PD. Bickford Inlaw J. Rev Wright Christian Church Centerville Mr. Wright Walington Rock Island Washington

Franklin community notes highlight flu illness and social visits

Mrs Ida Meeks reports, in Franklin, Aug 2, many guests at Mrs Henry Brinking home including Lloyd Luers family and others. Sick with flu are Homer Brinning and Edward Kough. Threshing began at Glenn Knapp's. Tributes include visits by Dunshee, Wallace, Baur families, and a Kalona preacher Rev Aprle.

Franklin Henry Brinking Lloyd Luers Harold Leroy Virginia Ross Sheets John Luery Herman Luer Mary Ott Allison Mass Harold Arthur Homer Brinning Sartor Edward Kough Dr. Born Glenn Knapp S. Merwin Dunshee Daryl Meeks Wm. Wallace Ma Dunshee

Pastor Andrew Hill Visits Old Dutch Creek Parish

Rev. Andrew Hill of Tonnawan da New York, once pastor of the Valley church in Dutch Creek township thirty years ago, is visiting briefly at the O Stoner home.

Andrew Hill Tonnawanda, N. Y The Valley Church Dutch Creek Township O. Stoner

Hoover Curtis campaign early fund reports

The Republican National Committee reports 98 379 dollars in contributions and 48 317 04 spent so far for the Hoover Curtis campaign. J R Nutt, treasurer, presented figures to Senate and House campaign committees. The Democratic Committee reports 60 703 10 in contributions and 21 569 98 in expenditures, with 75 contributions led by 10 000 from Dwight I Davis and 10 000 from Howard Heins and Arthur Whitney.

Washington Republican National Committee Hoover-Curtis J. R. Nutt Steiner Senate Campaign Investigation Committee B. R. Lehrbach Special House Democratic National Committee Nutt Dwight I. Davis Washington, D. C Howard Heins Pittsburgh Arthur Whitney Mendham N. J

Final Entries Close for Iowa Baby Health Contest

Iowa mothers must mail entry blanks by midnight next Wednesday August 8 to enter the statewide Baby Health contest at the Iowa State Fair. Over $500 in trophies and prizes this year. Babies 12 to 36 months eligible. exams by baby specialists with post examination advice. About 560 to 700 babies expected from across Iowa. Send requests to Secretary A R Corey in care of the Iowa State Fair, Des Moines.

Iowa A. RK. Corey A. R. Corey Wes Moines

Hoover clubs planned in every Georgia county

Atlanta Aug 4 Hoover clubs in every Georgia county are the immediate plan of H G Hastings newly appointed chairman of the Republican presidential campaign in Georgia Hastings a former Georgia chamber of commerce president said he would start organization of Hoover for president clubs at once and aim to heal factional rifts in the state campaign leadership.

Minnesota Ludwig J Roe Et Lawrence Lakes Tidewater Duluth Cey Hoover Good Ohio Huyt Thad Brown Hoover Smith Atlanta Georgia H. G. Hastings Hastings Washington State Central Committee Georgia Chamber of Commerce

Brighton area social notes and club gathering

Mrs Nannie Meyers Mrs Hattie Kracaw and Verginia of Washington visited Mrs Lena Barnes and Mrs Mary Wilson in Brighton Iowa over the weekend. The Black Hawk Club met at Everett Garretts with music and refreshments. Ed Robertson broke his ankle. Harve Corpman sprained his knee. Dan Gowey works for Charlie Scranton.

Brighton Iowa Nannie Meyers Hattie Kracaw Verginia Washington Lena Barnes Mary Wilson Black Hawk Club Everett Garrett Garrett Harve Corpman Prody Borkoski Frank Clark Wayland Ed Robertson Cy Dickinson Glen Ang Merle Pon Gowey Terry Gowey Daniel Gowey Charley Scranton John Pencil Near Fairfield Iowa City Everett Pencil

Man's debt path fuels ill will among friends

A historical saying warns that each loan taken by a man creates a moral distance from his circle, suggesting financial dependence strains friendships and moral standing within the community.

Big heads and brains do not guarantee cleverness

A concise aphorism notes that physical size of the head or brain does not determine intelligence or cleverness, highlighting the difference between appearance and cognitive ability. The idea challenges assumptions that larger brains imply greater intellect.

Two Polish Aviators Missing After Atlantic Flight

The Polish army pilots Majs. Louis Idzikowski and Casimir Kubala, en route from Le Bourget to New York in an Amiot plane, have not been reported since midnight. British ships sighted an aircraft 640 miles northeast of the Azores and later nearer Britain, with suspicions a position error caused the confusion.

New York le Bourget Paris Louis Ldzikowski Casimir Kuhala Great Britain Mitchell Roosevelt Curtiss Germany Idaikowski Kubala Artee Azores Islands Ama- Kura

Dividend Checks Available Monday at Bank Closure

Fred M. Morrison announces that dividend checks for depositors of the closed Farmers and Merchants State Bank will be ready next week. Court orders ten percent payment, returning about fifty percent to those with funds on deposit. Depositors should call for checks Monday Tuesday or Wednesday at Morrison’s Bailey Building office to dispose of all checks in three days.

Fred M. Morrison Farmers and Merchants State Bank Mr. Morrison Bailey Building Wekt We

Local Folks Attend Visits and Travel in Iowa and Illinois

Mr. and Mrs. Dot Hollingsworth drove from Cedarapids yesterday afternoon and spent the evening visiting friends in Washington. Juanita Tucker left for Chicago to begin nurses training at Presbyterian hospital after weeks with her parents in Washington. George B. Wheelan went to Burlington for a railroad picnic. Mr. and Mrs. Howard McCleery drove from Iowa City last evening to visit the Morrison home.

Dot Hollingsworth Cedarapids Washington Juanita ‘Tucker Chicgao Presbyterian Hospital George B. Wheelan Burlington Howard McCleery Iowa City George Morrison

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