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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1924

Page

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China Shanghai War Crisis Delayed Amid Mediation Efforts

Reports from Shanghai and Peking indicate a risk of civil war over the Chi Sheh Yuan and Lu Yung Hsiang factions. Diplomatic officials from Britain, Japan, France and the United States urged the Chinese government to prevent loss of life and property as tensions ease through mediation.

Washington Peking Shanghai Quinsan Chi Sheth-Yuar Lu Yung-Hsilang Indhans Chinese General Chamber of Commercce Nanking Chi Shieh-Yuan Wu Pie-Fa Chihli Chi Sheth-Yuan Lu Yune- Hsiang Tuchun Chekiang Chi Marshall Tso-Lin Manchuria Chang Tso-Lin Lu Yung Hsiang Foreign Office Chi Sheih-Yuan Lu-Lung-Hsiang

The Two Charleys Talk It Over In Lincoln Today

In Lincoln Nebraska on August 30 1924 vice presidential nominees Governor Charles W Bryan and Charles G Dawes met in the governor's office at the state capitol. The pair exchanged reminiscences of Lincoln days and reflected on the coincidence that brought them together. They left with hearty handshakes and broad smiles after a fifteen minute meeting.

Associated Press Lincoln Neb Charles W. Bryan Charlies G. Dawes State Capitol

Bandits Take $7000 Payroll From Des Moines Mills Office

Four masked robbers held up Shearman Woolen mills office in Des Moines and escaped with $7000 in payroll. A Cadillac used in the job carried a stolen Scott county plate, later traced to Davenport proprietor Clarence Coffman whose plates were stolen weeks earlier. Police pieced together the car was Coffman’s from Davenport.

Associated Press Des Moines Shearman Woolen Mills H. S. Shearman O. Spainhower Davenport Shearman Woolen Clarence D. Coffman Scott County Coffman

Local notes and visits from readers

Miss Cora Porter left this morning for Fairfield to resume her studies. Mrs. I S Wilson and children Marjorie and Patrick of Idaho Falls Idaho are visiting friends and relatives here. A pedestrian incident occurred north of town near Wahsington yesterday involving Fol Kes.

Wahsington Cora Porter Fairfield I. S. Wilson Marjorie Patrick Idaho Falls Idaho

Six Men Die in Herrin Riot and Shootout

Six men were killed and several injured in a street clash in Herrin Illinois as trials continued for Carl and Earl Shelton over the February murder of Ku Klux Klan figure Constable Caesar Cagle. Deputy Sheriff Bud Allison and five others died. Governor Small was reportedly asked to send troops.

Associated Press Herrin Carl Earl Shelton Caesar Cagle Bud Allison Green Dunning Reyter Reid Charles Willard Otto Roland Dewey Newholt Carbondale National Guard Karl Shetton Caesar Carle

Fairfield Family Guests and Departures Mentioned in Washington

Mrs. Herman Bucker and daughter Agnes of Fairfield are shopping in Washington. Isabelle Lemmon left for Waverly to teach the coming year. Mr and Mrs Clarence Scene and their son of Seymour visit there with Miss Sue Lytle.

Herman Bucker Agnes Fairfield Washington Isabelle Lemmon Waverly Town Clarence Scenefell Seymour Miss Sue Lytle

Ammonia Tank Blast Claims Sixth Child Death

Des Moines Aug 30 officials report five dead from Thursday ammonia explosion at Fort Des Moines grocer store. Angela Schaff 9 died earlier. five more victims in critical condition including Donald McBride Dennis Mahlow Louis Williams Theodore Heather and Prentis Wallandingham. Coroner and safety officials continue probe into cause. Funeral services for Arlene Truitt were held this afternoon.

City Hospital Donald McBride Dennis Mahlow Louis EF. Williams Theodore Heather Prentis FE. Wallandingham Alma Atkinson Betty Atkins Clift Arlene Truitt

Marshalltown Boy Drowned In Iowa River Rapids

Samuel O. Larson 25, son of Christ Larson, drowned at 10:30 am when his canoe overturned in rapids on the Iowa river at Quarry. John St. Clair, with Larson, narrowly escaped drowning. Other local notes mention Dr. Alcorn’s Washington trip and visitors from Bloomington, Ind.

Marshalltown Samuel O. Larson Christ Larson Iowa River Quarry This County Tama John St. Clair C. C. St. Clair First National Bank Larson

President Hosts Prince of Wales at White House Luncheon

President Coolidge set aside campaign duties to host the Prince of Wales for an informal luncheon at the White House. The visit, limited to three hours, comes as Coolidge clears his desk and plans a Baltimore Lafayette statue address amid family mourning for Calvin Jr.

Prince of Wales White House Washington Coolidge LaFayette Baltimore Calvin Jr

Jewelry Finds Expand McCoy Murder Probe in Los Angeles

Federal and county investigators in Los Angeles opened two safety deposit boxes in the Kid McCoy case and found Mrs. Theresa Mors jewelry worth thousands plus items seized from the Mors antique shop. The discoveries add context to the murder indictment while McCoy faces trial next Tuesday on murder robbery and assault charges.

Los Angeles Calif Mors-McCoy Kid McCoy Puellist Theresa Mors Treasury Department Mors Albert W. Mors McCoy

Boy Smothered to Death in Oats Bin

Eight year old Virgil Gord died on his father's Humboldt farm when he fell into an oats bin chute. Farm workers broke the chute to reach him after he was buried by oats, fatally smothered while playing near the barn.

Humboldt, In Virgil Gord Here

President Coolidge Leads in Iowa Poll

Waterloo reports Coolidge with a strong lead in an Iowa statewide poll by the Iowa magazine and newspapers. LaFollette trails with about half Coolidge support and Davis follows closely. vote totals are Coolidge 6164 LaFollette 2528 Davis 1974.

President Coolidge Waterloo Coolidge Iowa Iowa Magazine Labollette Davis LaFollette

Ring Leader Filipino Mutiny Gang Given a 20 Year Sentence

Thomas Riveral, a 57th infantry figure, named as ring leader of Filipino scouts, saw 15 found guilty of mutiny at a Manila army court martial. Convicts received 20 year sentence for the ring leader, while others earned five to fifteen year terms.

Filipino Mutiny Gang Associated Press Manila Thomas Riveral 57Th Infantry

Bonds Sought to Free Fahy in Mail Robbery Case

Aug 30 Chicago Frm Fahy a Woodstock jail inmate faces bond hearings as US agents push for $200000 real estate or $50000 cash bail. Investigators probe Fahy links to a $150000 Harvey postal trucker he aided, while Mrs Fontaina is questioned over an automobile tied to the robbery.

Chicago Wm. F. Fahy Woodstock Illinois United States H. S. Beitler Ernest Fontaina Fahy Harvey

Pineapple Industry Tops British Empire Growers

Pineapple Country South Africa holds the empire’s largest industry in growing and packing pineapples. Pineapples thrive in Natal and the eastern Cape Province, with favorable climates also in parts of the Transvaal. The main concentration lies in the eastern Cape where conditions suit cultivation best.

South Africa British Empire Natal Cape Province Transvaal

Strange coincidence ties brother's death to darkroom moment

A writer recalls a sudden deep remorse in a darkroom at 4 pm then learns two hours later that his brother was killed at the same exact time. A stopped watch from the brother's pocket corroborates the timing, according to witnesses.

Inseparable Tell and Ideasure in Opposite Natures

A Livy quote notes that Tell and Ideasure, though opposite in their natures, are retaked together in a necessary connection reflecting ancient moral reasoning.

Tell Ideasure Livy

Dawes Plan Enforcements and German Bank Appointments

The London pact on enforcing the Dawes plan was signed by representatives of several nations in the foreign office. Owen D Young of New York was named interim agent general for reparations pay ments. Gates W McGarrab was appointed American member of the German bank of issue board. Dortmund evacuation to begin the day after the London agreement signing.

Associated Press London Foreign Office St. James Park Buckingham Palace Paris Owen D. Young New York New German Bank of Issue Today Gates W. McGarrab M. de la Croix Belgium Signor Nogara Italy Andrew Mac Young Dawes Germany Dortmund Ruhr Herriot

Temperature Near Normal Predicted For Week

Weather outlook for the week ahead shows fair to partly cloudy in the Upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys with possible showers mid to late week. Monday will be cool and temperatures expected to run near normal thereafter as forecasters note a mild regional pattern.

Preac Washington Upper Mississippi Missouri Shawere

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