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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1925

Page

5

Plateau Climb Leads to Murder Site in Unknown Land

Challenger and Summerlee debate ascent limits on a remote plateau as a giant snake sighting confirms life. They uncover a decayed European skeleton with a NY watch and a hidden sign by Maple White guiding westward. Evidence points to James Culver’s death and a chalk arrow as Maple White’s last clue.

Summerlee Challenger Chicago The Chicago Democrat Maple White Lord John Hudson New York J. C A. Bb. S Professor Challenger Fazenda Para Rosario James Colver James Culver Lord John Roxton

Iowa Plants Operate Normally This Season

Iowa manufacturing plants are running at normal levels for the season. The United States Department of Labor report notes strong demand for labor statewide, with increased employment in food products textiles iron and steel mills and lumber. Public projects draw many workers while a surplus of coal miners and railroad shopmen remains.

Associated Des Moines Aug Iowa United States Department of Labor, Employment Service Washington, D. C Sioux City Nebraska Dakotas Davenport Dubuque Cedar Rapids Barlington Purlington Ottumwa Mason City West North Central District Minnesota South Dakota Missouri Kansas North Dakota

Leper Isle Leader McVeigh Retires After 25 Years

John D. McVeigh ends a quarter century as Kalaupapa superintendent and shifts to advisory duties at Kalihi Honolulu. Ralph L. Cooke succeeds him, with Dr. Harold Marshall replacing Dr. W. J. Goodhue as Kalaupapa’s physician. He lauds pot factory, motion pictures, and chaulmoogra oil as pivotal in inmate care.

Honolulu Kalaupapa Molokai John Dr. McVeigh Kalihi McVeigh Ralph L. Cooke Wireless Department the Mutual Telephone Co W. J. Goodhue Harold Marshall Louisiana Monokai

Unemployment Drops in Italy

Italy sees a rapid fall in unemployment per National Association for Social Insurance. May 1 total jobless reached 101,405, down 25,116 from April 1, with 24,675 of the unemployed being women.

Italy Rome National Association For Social Insurance

German Publisher Meggendorfer Dies at 77

Lothar Meggendorfer founder of the humorous weekly Meggendorfer Blaetter died recently in Munich at age 77. The era defining publisher helped shape German humor magazines.

Munich Lothar Meggendorfer Meggendorfer Blaetter

Trade War Splits Danzig Commerce Amid Polish German Tensions

In Danzig on July 19 a Baltic trade dispute between Poland and Germany threatens to shift Upper Silesian coal to Baltic neighbors, boosting Danzig as a port while forcing upgrades to loading facilities. Local merchants warn exemptions for goods of purely Danzig origin fail to aid the town as tariff animosities persist.

Danzig Poland Germany Baltic Sea Russian Empire Baltic Countries Danvie Free City Beneft

Clark Warns Labor and Farmers on Tax, Rates in Iowa Speech

Howard J. Clark of Des Moines warns at the Story County Old Settlers Reunion that a movement seeks to raise railroad rates and repeal inheritance and surtax laws. He urges voters to back representatives who will defend farmers and labor, not special interests, and oppose rate increases and tax shifts.

Maxwell Iowa Howard J. Clark Des Moines United States Story County Old Settlers' Reunion Clark Cummins Interstate Commerce Commission

Pavilion of French Colonial Woods Exhibit Opens at Havre

Havre wood masters and carpenters present an exhibit in the Decorative Arts Exposition featuring a pavilion crafted entirely from French colonial woods. The exhibit highlights timber from Ivory Coast Indo China Siam the Congo and Gabon.

Havre Ivory Coast Indo-China Siam Con- Guisne Gabon

Civil War Enoch Arden Sees Children Again

NEA Service reports a dramatic Civil War tale of John Pinkard a private who returns after Chickamauga to find his wife remarried with children. After years apart he arranges a divorce so his wife can remarry and later reconnects with his former family amid war’s toll and recovery.

Enoch Arden John A. Iinkard Army of the South Pinkard Hyn Ora Gure Mays Illessee Pinson J M Roen G. Elmore

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