Five Mail Planes on Long Trips Today
Five mail planes took to the air on the second day of a five day transcontinental air mail test. Fog and storms in Wyoming delayed some flights while efforts aimed to make up time after Cheyenne.
22 Aug 1923
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1923
Page
1
Five mail planes took to the air on the second day of a five day transcontinental air mail test. Fog and storms in Wyoming delayed some flights while efforts aimed to make up time after Cheyenne.
Paris August 22 Premier Poincare reaffirmed France’s hard line on Ruhr occupation and interallied debts as Germany must pay 0,000,000,000 gold marks in reparations before any relief. He dismissed British and Curzon proposals and rejected any reduction in France’s claims or equal credit across allies.
Former U S secretary of agriculture KE Meredith will sue Senator Brookhart of Iowa for libel and damages over remarks about farm prices. The filing, to be prepared after Meredith returns from Bemidji Minnesota, seeks real compensation in quotes under oath and aims to counter Brookhart's Wall Street speech accusations.
A four story building housing stores offices and a bank in Indianola was largely destroyed by a fire early today. Des Moines firefighters aided local crews and helped avert a wider disaster. Property loss estimated at $100,000.
Pax Howard, formerly of Washington, died yesterday at Oakdale Hospital near Iowa City after tuberculosis. He worked at the local button factory and was a member of the Moose lodge. Funeral services are planned for Thursday in Iowa City. Clem Latchet was notified.
Night air mail flights routed over Iowa last night at about one hundred miles per hour. Postal authorities prepared for emergencies but no planes sighted at eastern or western stations. both east and west bound machines landed at Iowa City for refueling.
Atlantic City and Washington dispatches report miners union officials and anthracite coal operators awaiting word from the United States coal commission amid wage talks collapse. Contract terms expire September 1, with arbitration offers rejected. federal officials draft a report for President Coolidge on responsibility and next steps.
Omaha Nebraska reports continued water shortages after a cave in on the Missouri River intake last Monday night. Officials say conditions may improve by Friday. South Omaha packing plants suffer most while residents gather water from public sources and city crews monitor distribution to hospitals hotels and restaurants.
F C Davidson of Emmetsburg was appointed judge of the 14th Iowa judicial district by Governor Kendall to succeed N J Lee who resigned. The appointment was announced in Des Moines on August 22.
White House discussions reveal a prepared plan using substitutes to ease the coal shortage. After talks with Mr Hughes, officials said the public could expect adequate fuel supply and assurance of ample energy.
Mrs Samuel Miller of Olds was a shopper in Washington yesterday reporting on her trip to the capital city.
The president and Mrs. Coolidge begin their first day in residence at the White House after moving from the New Willard hotel. Only a few tourists and photographers were on hand as the thirtieth president and his wife settled in, following Mrs. Harding's recent departure.
St Paul Minnesota August 22 governmental officials announce that the national association of attorney generals will discuss ways and means for a sweeping nationwide investigation into gasoline prices at its Minneapolis convention next week.
Roy Bradford aged 28 died instantly when he fell beneath the wheels of an Illinois Central freight train west of Dubuque last night in Waterloo Iowa.
The 69th annual Iowa State Fair opens with a projected attendance of about 106000 as officials anticipate strong turnout. Exhibits across departments will be accessible to the public starting Friday morning, with stock and other displays expected to be unusually plentiful this year.
Mr and Mrs Stanley Miller moved today from Mt Pleasant into the house on East Main Street recently vacated by Mr and Mrs Prank Appleby.
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