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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1921

Page

5

Muscatine to Open New Weed Park Pool August 17

Muscatine prepares to open its new Weed Park swimming pool on August 17 at 2 PM with a band concert at 7:30 PM. Park officials emphasize safety rules, free admission, and modern facilities including showers, towels, lockers, and lifeguards.

Muscatine Weed Park J. J. Barry Park Commission Barry Kapeee Businens Girige Barty Warnare Missie Hagermann Norman Butler Harold Schomberg Arthur Hoefflin Middle West

Hunger of the Blood Brings Frank Farnum to Fox Theater

Film notes describe Frank Farnum in The Hunger of the Blood at the Fox Theater as Maslum a tribal leader in a dramatic tale of war and peace against white settlers. The photoplays goal is to portray the American Indian as a romantic figure on screen.

Farnum Chief Maslin Fox Theater Pee Sgtomar Franklyn’ Fathom Maslum

Des Moines Man Named Wilson Foundation State Chairman

Edwin T. Meredith of Des Moines, former secretary of agriculture, was named by Franklin D. Roosevelt to chair the Woodrow Wilson foundation in Iowa. The foundation funds an annual award honoring Wilsons national and international services to democracy and liberal causes.

Des Moines New York Edwin T. Meredith Iowa Woodrow Wilson Foundation Franklin D. Roosevelt Wilson Roosevelt Woodrow Wilson United States

Mexican Duel Ends in Triple Gunshot Near Mason City

Paul Silba, 20, a Mexican resident, was shot three times in a street duel-like attack outside Mason City. Guadalupe Baltir, another Mexican man, fled the scene after the shooting, leaving a revolver and knife nearby. Silba survived, and Baltir is sought by investigators as the primary suspect.

Mason City Aus Paul Siva Fles Inva City Tofay Guadalupe B. Baltir Also Meghan Silba O'Cloe Wilba MLF Cine Ballin

American Farmers Donate Corn To Austrian Children

American Relief Administration reports 196000 bushels of corn and milled products sent to Vienna to aid Austrian hungry children worth 120000 dollars. Railroads and unions provided free transport and crews, with Chicago Board of Trade and grain elevators waiving or reducing charges. Polish relief also receives 195000 bushels valued at 124000 dollars.

New York American Relief Administration Vienna Seaboard 4 Brotherhoods of Railroad Brotherhoods Hebert Hoover Chicago Board of Trade Poland Warsaw Clemens Pirquet Aho Austria Hoover Central Europe J. R. Howard American Farm Bureau Federation European Relief Council Asher Miner Wilkesbarra T M. Chivington American Corn Millers’ Federation Railroad’ Brotherhoods Warren S. Stone Emgineers L. B. Shepperd Ube Dorductors W. 8. Carter W. A Lee Mr. Hoover Daniel B. Willard BP. & O. Railroad Conrad FE. Spens Howard Bb. Jackson Jackson Brothers Chicago Board of Trade and Grain Elevators

Prisoner Flees Des Moines Police Station

Floyd Foreman accused of larceny from a plate glass firm escaped from the Des Moines police station after arraignment. Bond set at $1,000, officers awaiting bonds for a friend when Foreman slipped away.

Des Moines Citly Floyd Foreman Foreman

Washington County Evening Journal Headlines

Washington County’s Only Daily recaps local news, events, and notices from the Evening Journal. Readers receive concise items on people, places, and happenings in the county daily.

Evening Journal Washington County

Three Des Moines Men Arrested After Fast-Chase in Albion

Sheriff J R Meekins stops a booze run as three Des Moines men Frank Payne F L McIntyre and C Gordon are arrested in Albion. They face transporting intoxicating liquor charges with McIntyre also charged with operating an automobile without transfer of ownership and Payne possibly for resisting an officer after trying to crash the sheriff's car.

Des Moines Marshalltown Albion J. R. Meekins Frank Payne F. L. McIntyre C. Gordon McIntyre Payne

Coal Prices Cut as Iowa Coal Bins Run Slim

Des Moines reports coal operators trim retail price from 8.25 to 8 dollars per ton with a possible further cut planned for Sept 1. Factories shut and mining activity down leave workers idle as unions reject wage-scale reductions amid cash payments demanded by dealers.

Des Moines D. F Cushing Iowa Coal Operatore Association J. C. Lewis District 13 United Mine Workers

Confiscation Raids Seize Liquor and Gambling Devices

Sheriff Walter Harris with State Agent H. W. Terrell and a party of officers raided Fairfield. Four young men Tom Freshwater Cy Van Larachoot Victor Weber and Charles Bowermaster were jailed. Twelve gallons of hootch found. liquor in most suspects homes. Eagles hall clubrooms raided. injunction against Bowermastre dated November 24 1917 referenced.

Fairfield Walter Harris H. W. Terrell Mt. Ayr Tom Freshwater Cy van Larachoot Victor Weber Charles Bowermaster Eagies Sheriff's Office Bowermastre Francie M. Hunter

Death-defying fall of Brooklyn girl from platform edge

A nine-year-old girl fell from a station platform in Brooklyn in front of an elevated train. She dropped between the platform and track, touched an electric feed wire, and landed about forty five feet down. She faced death three times but escaped with scratches.

Brooklyn

Yeggs Rob Wooden Safe In Cedar Rapids Shoe Store Heist

Cedar Rapids police report an inside job as burglars stole a $400 safe from a Cedar Rapids shoe store on Monday. Checks and scattered cash lay near the open safe door, with investigators noting no forced entry and suggesting expert lock picking. A separate dispatch mentions a sick soldier moved by air to Camp Lewis and unrelated notes on a North Dakota smoking law and a locksmith case.

Cedar Rapids Cedar ‘Rapids Yeggsmen Newark Ubent Forks Olympic Peninsula Washington Camp Lewis

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