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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1924

Page

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Davis Launches Nationwide Campaign in August

Democratic presidential hopeful John W. Davis prepares for an intensive country tour. His opening speech in Columbus Ohio on August 26 centers on honesty in government and attacks on Republican corruption. He defends his legal career against critics and urges League of Nations cooperation.

Clarksburg W. Va John W. Davis Columbus Ohio Republican Party Washington Davis G. T. Tartit

Daughters Get Hair Cut as Generations Try New Style

In Washington a 20 year old Miss Sylvia Smith King first had her hair dyed red. Her mother Dr. Cora Smith King then followed with the same treatment. Yesterday grandmother Mia Emma Barnes Smith aged 80 sat in the chair as the family shared the grooming moment.

Washington Sylvia Smith King Cora Smith King Mia Emma Barnes Smith

Co op Bodies Meet in Cleveland on International Institute

In Cleveland on August 12 the second day of talks focused on forming a permanent international institute of cooperation. A special committee drafted resolutions while plans call for a four week yearly session. Seven institutions including Iowa State College and major co ops aid the effort with diverse member groups.

Associated Press Cleveland Ohio International Institute of Cooperation Iowa State College American Association of Commissioners, Secretaries The National Association of State Marketing Officials Sun-Maid Raisin Growers American Wheat Growers Associated

British steamship Lamares grounds on maiden voyage

Balboa Panama Aug 12 The Lamares a steamship on her maiden trip from a British shipyard ran aground off the Nicaraguan coast A wireless message says the cargo was jettisoned the vessel lies at rest and a tug has been dispatched.

Balboa Panama Lamares Sone Nicaraguan

Leaders Set to Visit National Headquarters in Washington

Leaders plan a trip to national headquarters in Washington next week to discuss policy and coordination. Officials from multiple organizations will accompany the delegation, signaling a show of unity ahead of the upcoming schedule.

National Washington

3000 Vets March in Annual Parade in Boston

More than 3 000 Grand Army of the Republic veterans joined the 58th National encampment parade in Boston. Line of march featured thousands of comrades, followed by 5 000 in automobiles. After the procession, families of veterans held allied meetings while officials conducted a ritual demonstration.

Boston Gaylor M. Saltzegaber Massachusetts Department Grand Army of the Republic

Abortive Communist Revolt Stopped by Lisbon Forces

In Lisbon on August 12 an abortive communist revolt was halted by police and military action. A few bombs were thrown but caused no damage. several arrests followed and authorities say conditions in the city are now normal.

Lisbon

Argentine Flyer Seeks Nonstop Bay Flight

Major Pedro Zanni the Argentine round the world flyer arrived in Calcutta from Karachi with a new propeller to resume his flight. He plans to continue as weather reports are scanned and considers a long non stop crossing of the Bay of Rangoon tomorrow if conditions permit.

Associated Presa Calcutta India Pedro Zanni Karachi Bay of Rangoon

Defense ends testimony in Franks case

Chicago Aug 12 the defense rested at 2 48 pm after relatives of the young defendants were called to testify. Jacob Loeb and Allan Loeb identified items from Richard Loeb’s room and provided brief statements. The state pressed its cross examination of Dr Hulburt as it prepared to present Rollin Woodyatt, challenging endocrine theory used to explain the defendants mental state.

Chicago Franks Bobby Franks Jacob M. Loeb Chicago Public School Board Richard Loeb Allan Loeb Richard Nathan F. Leopold Jr Franks Loy Jacob Loeb Allan Wm. Healy H. S. Hulburt Rollin T. Woodyatt Robert E. Crowe H.S. Hulburt Hulburt Leopold Crowe America

Confidence in government urged by John W. Davis

Clarksburg W Va August 12 The supreme need of the hour is to restore public confidence in government Davis declared while accepting the Democratic nomination launching the 1924 campaign He assailed Republican corruption complacency bias disorganization and timidity in foreign affairs He pledged an honest impartial government and defended constitutional rights while supporting reform in taxation tariffs and labor rights

Thomas J. Walsh Montana Davis Gergantte Business Wall Street Walsh Wall Stree New York Associated Press Clarksburg W. Va John W Republican Party America Democratic Party

Fat Chauffeurs Lose Demand in Germany as Gasoline Soars

Berlin reports a shift in chauffeur hiring with gasoline at two dollars per gallon. Wealthy car owners now seek slim drivers to maximize seating space for runabout cars. Officials note about ninety percent of Berlin car owners employ licensed chauffeurs.

Berlin

Western Iowa Hit By Severe Storm

In August 12 the most terrific storm ever witnessed hit Council Bluffs at 12 30 pm. For ten minutes darkness hail and wind caused destruction as trees fell and streets flooded. Telephone exchange was overwhelmed with safety inquiries. no damage estimates yet.

Council Bluffs Hall

Battle among coal miners in Oklahoma leaves six dead

At Bull Hill coal mine near Hughes Oklahoma six miners were killed in a fight among workers. Deputies sped from Wilburton to Hughes but the area lacks telephone service hindering word. Latimer county had been tense after a raid on a Cambria mine driven non union workers from their jobs.

Wilburton Okla Hughes Bull Hill Latimer County Cambria

State department heads adopt uniform budget reports

Iowa department heads met with EL Hogue director of budget to agree on a standardized form for presenting department needs. Agencies may use their own discretion but will follow a common format to assist the budget department. further meetings planned.

Associated Press Des Moines State Department EL. Hogue

Plans to curb extreme forms of dancing at IAofDM meet

The Associated Press reports at the New York convention of the International Association of Dancing Masters that extreme dances may be eliminated. If adopted, acts like the wildcat whirl tiger twaddle and camel canter would be replaced by the whisper waltz and fox trots of slow rhythm.

Associated Press New York International Association of Dancing Masters

Gertrud Rask Breaks Free From Ice. Alaska-Age Greenland Link

The Danish supply ship Gertrud Rask of the American round the world aviators reached Angmagsalik Greenland at 7 am GMT after escaping the pack ice where she had been held since last Tuesday. Eskimos in kayaks met the vessel fifteen miles from shore, and preparations began for the arrival of the American planes by tomorrow. The ship's escape clears the way for the next leg from Reykjavik with Lt. Lowell H. Smith and Lt. Eric H. Nelson to proceed if weather permits.

Gertrud Rask Angmagsalik Greenland Tasiusarisk Fjord Angmagsallk Reykjavik Teeland Clarence E. Crumline Ieeland Lowell H. Smith Eric H. Nelson LaClair D. Schulte Nelson

Iowa Names Defense Day Committee for September 12

Governor Kendall appoints Adjutant General Louis Q. Lasher to head plans for National Defense Day observance in Iowa. Appointees include General Guy E. Logan, Colonel Harry H. Polk, James Barton of the Iowa American Legion, and May E K Francis public instruction superintendent.

Associated Press Pest Moines Kendall Louis Q. Lasher Iowa Lasher Guy E. Logan Harry H. Polk James Barton Iowa American Legion May EK. Francis

Bank Bandit Shot After Robbery Loot Recovered

PANA Illinois Aug 12 a bank heist left one of three bandits fatally shot as he fled with about 20000 dollars. The other two escaped and the money was recovered. Bremerton Washington Aug 12 two US destroyers Litchfield and Par enhelt collided during fleet maneuvers off Cape Filalette. Both needed repairs.

Pana Ill Schuyler State Bank Associated Press Bremerton Wash Litchfield Parenhelt United States Battle Fleet Cape Filattery Navy Yard

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