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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1925

Page

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Shenandoah Gets Ten Machine Guns in Navy Armament

The Shenandoah dirigible is ordered equipped with ten machine guns. Installation will begin at Lakehurst New Jersey this week with gun crew training. Target practice and gun drills follow in mid August. A September 1 departure is planned for a deferred midwest flight via Los Angeles Ohio Minnesota Minneapolis St Paul Detroit and Des Moines for the state fair ending September 4.

Associated Preaay Washington Lakehurst N. J Navy Department Middlewest Los Angeles Ohio Minnesota Minneapolis St. Paul Detroit Des Moines

Automobile Skids on Wet Highway Injuries Arise

A Poggenpahl family tour party from Morrisonville Illinois suffered one death and four injuries when their car skidded on wet pavement near Omana Nebraska and overturned on the Lincoln highway. Fred Poggenpahl, 22, was the driver and survived with injuries. other family members included Mrs Emman Poggenpahl 58 and son and daughter plus a nephew Frank Poggenpahl. They were taken to Lord Lister hospital for treatment.

Associated Press Omana A Mr. Poggenpall Fred Frances Frank P Poggenpahl Raymond, Hl Lord Lister Hospital

Finley Barrell Leaves $25000 to Izaak Walton League

Finley Barrell Chicago financier and sportsman dies with a will filed in probate court. He leaves $25,000 to the Izaak Walton League of America, an organization in which he was a director and enthusiast. Neighbors recall his passion for fishing and hunting and his belief in true sportsmanship. Thousands of sportsmen mourn his passing.

Chicago Finley Barrell Izaak Walton League of America Lake Forest

Franklin County Welcomes Europe Junior Judging Team

About 2,000 people gathered in the city park at Hampton on Aug 6 to welcome Franklin County's junior judging team from Europe after their tour delivering the world's junior livestock judging championship. Congressman T J B Robinson spoke as the principal address while the London Daily Mail Gold loving cap was presented.

Associated Press Hampton Franklin County Europe London Daily Mail T. J. B. Robinson

Ku Klux Klan to Parade in Washington Saturday

AP reports preparations in Washington for a Klan demonstration with up to ten thousand marchers planned along Pennsylvania Avenue and a cross burning moved to a site across the Potomac after the parade. Special trains and caravans bring attendees as police prepare for 24 hours of reserve duty.

Associated Press Washington, D. C Capitol Pennyslvania Avenue Evans Poses Monument Washington Monument Washington Potomac River

Mail Pilot Falls but Will Recover

Air mail pilot Harry A. Chandler crashed into the Susquehanna near Bloomsburg Pennsylvania after his plane ran into uncut oats. He suffered a fractured skull but doctors say he will recover. Fourteen sacks of mail were recovered from the wreck and sent west by the Bellefonte airmail field superintendent.

Asseeciated Press Bloomsburg Harry A. Chandler Air Mail Susquehanna River Chandler Phillipsburg N. J Tanner Bellefonte Airmail Field

Law safeguards heads of schools in Iowa

Iowa teachers association reports that politics and personal differences must not influence superintendent removals. Secretary Charles F. Pye says law allows dismissal only for incompetence or neglect, not for disliked politics or religion. Dus buque and Glidden cases cited as examples where boards failed to dislodge superintendents.

Des Moines Iowa Iowa State Teachers Association Boards of Education Charles F. Pye Board of Education Dubuque Glidden Pye

Almost Unanimous Bragging Question Sparks Banter

In a brief exchange the remarks focus on self-praise and whether anyone brags about the speaker. The Cincinnati Inquirer records a sharp but humorous back-and-forth highlighting vanity and public perception.

Mistakes His Wife for Chicken Thief Leads to Shooting

SIOUX CITY Aug 6 Mr and Mrs Orin Lee of 117 Colon street were involved in a domestic incident when Mr Lee fired a shotgun at his wife who he mistook for a chicken thief She was hospitalized at St Vincent hospital with a leg wound described as not serious The shotgun was loaded with small ragged shot.

the Assected Press Sioux City Orin Lee Colon Street St. Vinecent’s Hospital

Knights of Columbus Hold Final Session in Duluth

Delegates at the 43rd supreme convention in Duluth Minnesota begin the final business session and face 77 resolutions. The assembly elected a new slate of supreme officers except for Supreme Knight James A Flaherty who was opposed by Edward Haggerty and defeated by a small margin.

Associated Press Duluth Minn Supreme Convention of the Knights of Columbus Supreme James A. Flaherty Philadelphia Edward Haggerty Greenwich

Des Moines Miner Dies After Cave In

Des Moines August 6 Crews recovered William Reisbeck a Great Western coal miner from Orillia after a cave in yesterday afternoon. He died at a hospital last night from his injuries.

Associated Press Des Moines Great Western Orillia William Reisbeck

Trial Nears Close in Scott Case in Chicago

The state finished its effort to prove Russell Scott sane with Dr. William O Krohn and four prior alienists testifying. Prosecution rested after 15 witnesses and five alienists affirmed Scott's sanity while W O'Brien for the defense denounced the state experts and questioned the 15 minute examination as unfair and costly.

Chicago Aus Russell Scott William O. Krohn Scott W. OW. O'Brien O'Brien

Publicity Claim In Pickford Kidnapping Trial

Defense argues the kidnapping plot against Mary Pickford was a publicity scheme and not a real abduction. The defense says the principal planners were George K Home and Harry Raymond who chose Pickford for the publicity value of her name.

Mary Pickford Associated Press Los Angeles Calif Charles Stephens Claude Holcomb Adrian Wood George K Home

Campaign of 1926 Promises Tariff Fight Over Tax Cuts

The piece outlines a 1926 campaign dynamic where Democrats push tariff reduction as a rallying issue to gain votes, especially from women who feel rising household costs. Republicans counter with tax-cut rhetoric, aiming to show they have already reduced taxes and will highlight this during speeches next winter and in Congress.

Washington, D. C Ming Congress

marking U S highways guides for motorists nationwide

The joint board on interstate highways will mark the vast U S highway system with standardized shields and color coding to warn motorists of curves crossings and other road conditions. Iowa routes include connections from Laverne Minnesota to Seneca Kansas and lines from Redwood Falls Minnesota to Spirit Lake Spencer Storm Lake Carroll Audubon Clarinda to Burlington Junction Missouri and other paths from Leon to Lineville Mason City to Prairie du Lien Wisconsin Clinton to State Center Boone Jefferson Carroll Denison Des Moines Davenport Muscatine Wapello to Fort Madison.

Washington United States Joint Board On Redwood Falls Minn Spirit Lake Spencer Storm Lake Carroll, Audubon Clarinda Burlington Junction Albert Lea Mason City Hampton Iowa Falls State Center Nevada Ames Des Moines and Leon Bethany Mo Leon Lineville Prairie du Lien Wis Clinton Boone, Jefferson Carroll Denison Logan Des Moines Davenport Muscatine Wapello Fort Madison

Seek to Prevent Grain Smuggling Across Border

At Duluth Minnesota on August 6 customs officials announced new border patrols to deter smugglers of liquor narcotics wheat and livestock. Five patrolmen with fast cars will cover the Pembina to Minnesota stretch and seven more will be added on the North Dakota border. Deputy collector N A Lindbergh said free trading persists at the boundary despite import duties and grain runs from Canada to the United States for sale.

Associated Feas Duluth Mina Pembina Minnevolt Washington North Dakota N. A. Linderberg Canada United State

Bank of England Rate Reduced to 4 1 2 Percent

The Bank of England cut its official rate to 4 1 2 percent from 5 percent, effective immediately. The move ends a higher rate that had prevailed since March, signaling eased monetary conditions after weeks of debate.

Bank OF England Associated Free London

Kendall Chairman of Legion Endowment Drive in Iowa

Former Governor N. E. Kendall becomes the Iowa state chair of the American Legion endowment fund campaign. He notes 27 other states have subscribed to the $5,000,000 drive and Iowa’s quota is $225,000 or about 10 cents per capita. He recalls Iowa’s wartime leadership and urges strong state support to honor those who gave the most.

Des Moines N. E. Kendall American Legion Endowment Fund Iowa American Legion Red Cross

Davenport Man Dies by Gas Stove Self Destruction

Ange Ernest R. Collins, 40, a traveling salesman for Branden Manufacturing Company in Chicago, fatally burned himself by holding his head over a gas stove jet in the Davenport home. Despondency over financial troubles from bad investments is blamed. his wife, a physical instructor at the Lend Alland club, is abroad returning from Europe.

Irema Davenport Ange Ernest R. Collins Branden Manufacturing Company Chicago Collins Lend. Alland Europe

Hearst to Issue Statement on Rail Tax Settlements

Des Moines reports President Charles J. Hearst of the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation will issue a statement after investigating negotiations between the state executive council and two railroads over back taxes for 1922 and 1923. Judge Ladd recommended reducing Rock Island by 2,185 dollars per mile and Great Western by 4,447 dollars per mile. Assessments for the next biennium await Monday's council reveal.

Associated Presa Des Moines Charles J. Hearst Iowa Farm Bureau Federation State Executive Council Rock Island Great Western Hammill Yone Scott M. Ladd

Veteran newspaper man Bahne dies at Sibley Iowa

J o Baline editor of the Osceola County Tribune died at his home in Sibley Iowa aged 80 after a long illness. A 40 year veteran of Iowa newspapers he served on the Sioux City Journal staff and claimed to be the original Wilson man in Iowa. He is survived by a son and an adopted son.

Associated Prasad Sioux City Flowa J.o. Baline Osceoha County Tribune Sibley Iowa Sioux City Journal Bahne Wilson Sibley Tribune White House Towa

Steck Gains Narrow in Half of Iowa Recount

In 37 counties of the Iowa Senate recount Steck leads Brookhart 149,907 to 142,061 in uncontested votes with Steck challenging 2,368 ballots and Brookhart 665. Officials warn final result hinges on disposition of challenged ballots as counties Jefferson Johnson Lee Linn Harrison Henry Howard and Ida progress.

Washington Iowa Steck Brookhart Jefferson Johnson Lee Linn Harrison, Henry Howard Ida Senate

Presbyterians in Crawfordsville Celebrate 75th Anniversary

The Crawfordsville Presbyterian Church marks 75 years with an Aug 9 Sabbath celebration. Howard McDonald of Parsons College speaks at 11:00 a.m. and again in the evening, with a historical sketch and memories from longtime members. Joint services with Methodist and United Presbyterian congregations.

Crawfordsville Presbyterian Church Howard McDonald Parsons College Methodist United Presbyterian

Rain Falls in State Sections Boost Crops

Rain fell in the southwest and north central portions of the state last night benefiting crops. Fort Dodge recorded 6.1 inches of rainfall while Boone Iowa Falls Waterloo Carroll Forest City Des Moines Atlantic Clarinda and Omaha reported lighter amounts.

Des Moines Fort Dodge Boone Iowa Falls Waterloo Carroll Forest City Atlantic Clarinda Omaha

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Dirigible Izaak Walton League KLAN National Capital Texas The Ness Orn Cincinnati Inquirer Columbus Knights Lane Charles P. Stewart NEA Service U.S. Roads Laverne, Minn Rock Rapids Lemars Council Bluffs Nebraska Nebraska City Seneca Kansas Los Iemit Linderberg Dominion Kendall Legion’s Drive Hearst Pam Bureal Ion Presbyterians
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