Reckless Driving Charge Against Nat Hack Old Times
AnacondA Montana Aug. Arrested on a charge of reckless driving.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1929
Page
5
AnacondA Montana Aug. Arrested on a charge of reckless driving.
In Red Bluff California Aug 5 a rattlesnake reportedly bit its own tail and died within minutes as bystanders debated the tale. A man named Wes claimed a recent arrest for reckless driving of horses on the main thoroughfare drew interest. Joe McIntyre faced the charge and a DUI accusation, an event the narrator jokes about as a tall tale.
The Caroline Jubilee Singers, a seven-member group known for colored folk melodies rooted in camp meetings and the Old South, are broadcasting on WLS Seare-Roduick Station in Chicago. Their program features negro spirituals and southern tunes, a popular act praised by white audiences for years.
Washington and Letts teams of the Lands baseball league are set for a Sunday doubleheader at Libe's park. First game 1:30 pm, likely the biggest crowd of the year. Washington holds second in Teague standings, Letts fourth. Stant Kiesey to work the mound in the fire battle. Letts and Muscatine vie for the championship after recent wins and losses.
SHENECTADY Aug 9 George Marco a Civil War veteran who hid his service for fifty eight years died here He worked for over four decades in a local armory and watched youths depart for wars without family knowing his veteran status He was rejected for service as a youth then enlisted in New Haven and later received 2178 in back pension Major Jacob Tinton assisted his claim The article also notes a violent incident at a restaurant involving a Chinese waiter and a man named Joe Cloud Boy with an escort by Officer Earl Brown leading to disorderly conduct charges
A tanker explosion at Pier 6 of the Olco company in Bayonne New Jersey killed John Ward watchman and injured seven aboard the Wal Rockefeller. Fire spread toward Staten Island as workers rushed to Staten Island and New York hospitals. Edward Maley Brooklyn crewman died from fumes later presumed ignited by the blasts.
Weather observer Charles Reed predicts partly cloudy skies tonight and Saturday with possible thunder showers in the southeast. Cool air expected statewide over the weekend. Estherville and Inwood reported 90-degree temperatures yesterday, the week's high, while Fort Dodge recorded 52.
Prohibition Commissioner J M Doran drafts an order banning rifles for dry agents except in isolated areas. After a Texan agent was killed, agents will be armed only with revolvers to reduce fatal shootings and prevent felonies. The rule follows the Stevens incident where a rifle contributed to the tragedy. The policy excludes machine guns and targets bootlegger threats near Detroit according to Doran. In related notices the Southern Iowa Fair and Exposition boards plan daily music with the Iowa Brigade Band and other ensembles August 11 to September 1, highlighting event slots and venues.
Chicago report details James Joyce, lumberman and former husband, facing a cruelty suit by Nell M Haven. The filing accuses Joyce of beating and burning his wife on several occasions during their marriage, including setting her alight, with strings of financial support cited.
Louis Cook, chairman of the newly created tax commission, said in Des Moines that tax equalization in nine Iowa counties aims to let each citizen pay his just share. He noted a growing public demand for better methods of taxation despite higher government costs and implied many resist changes that affect them personally.
More than 2,500 delegates from the Knights of Pythias and the Theta Sigma Pi sisters completed the annual joint state convention in Cedar Rapids. Officers installed and positions filled on a busy final day as attendees headed home.
Funeral services were arranged today in Dubuane for Clarice Reynolds, 1, who died last night after being struck by a truck. The accident occurred earlier, and authorities reported she sustained injuries in the crash.
Smugglers and a U S border patrol team exchanged fire in a 16 minute gun battle on Cordova Island near El Paso Texas, injuring two smugglers. Officers reported the confrontation occurred within 35 steps of each other. Local scene described a light spring display as robins returned.
United Press listing of radio features across networks including WEAF and WJR Detroit with NBC and WJZ New York. Mentions orchestras such as Goldman band and Lucky Strike orchestra airing at 6:00 to 6:45 pm ET. Details are partially garbled but identify prime time musical selections and network timetables.
Rain eased harvest work as East Franklin X and Ida Meeks are mentioned with a fall in which Wayne Meeks was unconscious but later recovered. Dr Wickham said no fracture. Tom Ford returned to Missouri for foot treatment. Rufus McCracken injured in a break law incident. Most harvesting finished. small grain good and corn in fine condition.
Richland residents prepare for homecoming August 22 to 24 as families Mr and Mrs W W Ward and John Greenbeedy return from Missouri where they spent ten days of vacation. Jake W Hendricson family attends funeral in Gladwin for Mr Hendrickson.
Parents who met a tragic death in Cedar River are noted alongside changes in local commerce with I. B. Reed grocer store joining the Rite Way chain. Rev. Wiles, pastor of the Friends church, has been ill for several days. Gail and Faye Stahl return to Minneapolis after a vacation with their parents Mr and Mrs J N Stahl. Mr and Mrs A M Wagner entertain their niece from Denver Colorado with Armon Filhe of
Marjorie Duncan daughter of Mr and Mrs Carson Duncan and Paul Scott of Clarion were married at eight o clock Wednesday evening in Columbus City. The couple planned Clarion residence after a wedding trip. Also noted are visits from relatives and locals including the Hanft family reunion set for Aug 13 at Chattanooga Park and various residents visiting family and hosting guests at homes across Columbus Junction.
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