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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1928

Page

1

Two Murd ers Stir Chicago Police Shakeup

Two murders in Chicago on December 1 1929 tied to a southside bootleg operation and a North Side bar where detective Thomas Geary was killed. In a separate killing Joseph Martino head of a hangout for officers was shot, as authorities planned a wide police shakeup to crack down on vice and gambling tied to public figures.

Chicago Thomas Geary Joseph Martino Chicago Heights Geary Lawrence C. O'Brien Edward Johnson Henry J. Mullarkey Mullarkey Johnson Thomas Haynes Willliam Russel Russell

Cold spell likely for Upper Mississippi and plains next week

Weather outlook for period March 3 to December 8, 1928 covers Upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys, northern and central Great Plains. Little precipitation expected. temperatures mostly below normal first half of the week, rising in the latter half.

Mississippi Missouri Great Plains

Congress Opens Short Session Amid Broad Agenda

About 530 congress members assembled to open a short session with priorities including twelve government appropriation bills and possible farm product relief. Senate Republicans plan a Kellogg anti war treaty review. McNary-Haugen legacy eyed for revision. new vacancies arise in both chambers while most members stay in place.

House Ways and Means Agriculture Committee Senate McNary Oregon McNary-Haugen Senate Republicans State Department Senate Foreign Relations Committee Borah

Hoover Party In Ecuador Arrives Ahead Of Schedule

President elect Hoover arrives at Guayaquil aboard the Cleveland after early sailing from Baltimore with the Maryland and a band aboard. Isidro Ayora greets Hoover party. plans include an afternoon reception and official dinner as crews weigh limited aboard accommodations and a return to the Maryland. Weather across the equator cools the voyage with Humboldt current bringing cooling breezes.

Hoover U.S Maryland Cleveland Puna Gualaquil Jaya Rwer Roover Guayaquil Isidro Ayora Ecuador South America

Stanford Defeats Army At Yankee Stadium

Stanford crushed Army at Yankee Stadium this afternoon delivering its second win over a leading eastern team within a week. The Pacific Coast powerhouse dominated the game from start to finish.

Yankee Stadium Stanford Army Pacific Coast Stanford Army

Earthquake wrecks Chilean cities with heavy loss of life

Chilean cities including Talea and Barahona suffer severe quake damage. Reports cite numerous dead and wounded and collapsing buildings. A Braden Copper mine dam failure adds to casualties as Santa Cruz and other towns report fatalities. Government offices and mines face debris clearing and safety demands.

Santiago Chile Oswald Correa Arrice Curteo Vaipara Col. Quevedo War Ministry Talea Hic Barahona el Teniente Braden Copper ¢Pany la Nacion Santa Cruz

Funeral of Mrs. Murdock set for Monday

Funeral services for Mrs Floyd Murdock 34 will be held Monday at 10 a.m. at L A Jones funeral home with Dr W W Bowers in charge burial in Rock Island Cemetery She died at 6 20 p m yesterday at her Mt Pleasant home after a three year illness Born in Missouri June 12 1894 she was married first in 1912 to Milo Judevine who died eleven years ago and second in 1919 to Floyd Murdock they moved to Mt Pleasant three years ago leaving a husband and other relatives including siblings and parents listed in the notice

Floyd Murdock L.A Dan Betty (Green) Sedwick Milo Judevine Washington Mt Pleasant

YMCA canvass set for Tuesday and Wednesday next week

Local organizers finalize plans for a city wide YMCA member canvass on Tuesday and Wednesday with a Monday night assembly in the YMCA recreation room to finalize details. Captains and volunteers will canvass the town, seeking funds and memberships, aided by a city circular distribution led by Walter Wells and local youths.

YMCA Cimunity Walter Wells

Action To Test Road Bond Law Began In Des Moines

A test action to challenge a road bond law started today in Des Moines. The filing details are unclear but involve a proposed road project and associated council decisions. The case, tied to safety standards, aims to prompt a ruling from the supreme court after the official filing by July Pletcher.

Des Moines Dec Tess Honality Comnell Onder P Joly Pletcher Onder

Ready sale today for car licenses

Automobile licenses for 1929 were issued at the county treasurer office today after a long wait outside the courthouse. Licenses numbered 1 through 8 were assigned to residents including Bimen, Downing, Gardner, Crandall, Brindling, and Dodd, with eight people waiting at opening and brisk business throughout the day.

Punty Court House Fred Downing Hoyt Gardner Wells Mel Crandall Uct C. Brinding John Dodd Busines

Y W plans drive for YWCA budget next week

The YWCA announces an annual drive to raise the maintenance budget beginning next Thursday and running through the week. Committees are arranging a house to house canvass for membership and gifts, seeking community support for a year of planned activities and programs.

Committedey Y. W

Bechly signs decree ending bank litigation and raises dividend

Judge Bechly signs a decree ending four years of litigation over Farmers and Merchants Bank. The settlement increases the dividend by five percent, with an estimated final payout of around 60 percent to depositors. Directors owe the receiver $24 000, and court orders require payment by the board members. The agreement ends appeals and aims to benefit depositors, creditors, and the community.

Receive Er Farmers and Merchants State Bank Frank Beehly Djourned David McLaughlin McLaughlin Eldridge

Basketball Work Starts This Week At Local High School

Basketball practice opens as football season ends. Captain Fisher may miss early games due to an injury, with six lettermen returning including Lytle Harold and Tucker and Nelson Bain. Preseason workouts feature football players and assistant coach Freshwaters providing inside info amid a busy schedule leading to the Little Six opener against Ottumwa.

Fisher Lis Lytle Harold Tucker Nelson George Freshwaters Ottumwa Maying Rice Sigourney Lowa

King George's Fever Deepens as Crisis Looms

London reports king's fever rising again amid public anxiety after two days of optimism. Medical authorities analyze latest bulletins and warn that a king's survival could hinge on imminent crisis, sparking renewed concern across the nation.

London Thesing Isis

November Rain Totals and December Start Report

Rainfall for November totaled 1.18 inches with rain or snow on eleven days. Light snows were reported on the 1st and 27th. The month’s low was degrees on the 24th and the high reached 70 degrees on the 15th. Today, December 1, the temperature is moderating as sunshine returns after several cloudy days.

Loss In Air Mail Robbery Declared Negligible

In St Louis Missouri authorities said the actual loss in the air mail robbery yesterday will be negligible. Two bandits forced driver Harry C Graham and his wife to surrender five pouches of air mail near Lambert St. Louis flying field. Graham is reported to be in full health.

ST Louis Dee Harry C. Graham Lambert St. Louis Flying Field Graham

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