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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1928

Page

1

Hoover to meet Bolivian delegation on South American cruise

President elect Hoover may interrupt his southward progress aboard the Maryland to receive a Bolivian government delegation, dispatches indicate. The visit would occur during Hoover’s goodwill tour as the Maryland heads toward Callao Peru with a Lima stop planned for the Peru trip.

Ead Hoover Washington Dec Hoover Battierh Maryland Holivia State Department Nolman Antagasta Chile Molendo Peru U.S Callao Herbert Hoover South Ameri Coast Lima Ayora Ecuador Cleveland Aquil Guyaquil United States

King George III Condition Remains Serious

London report states King George's condition stayed serious with four doctor visits today. After a difficult night requiring oxygen, the monarch survived the most critical stage of illness as public anxiety grew. the queen, seen leaving Duskingham Palace for a car ride, did not go out, reassuring the public.

London George Duskingham Palace

Jewel Robbery in Chicago Nets $50000, Police Probe

In Chicago a thief or thieves stole two bags containing about 9000 in jewels from a private car today. Police are investigating the incident as a major jewel robbery.

Chicago Dee Hee Lawson

Smuggling of Liquor Rise Reported by Mrs Willebrandt

Mrs Mabel Walker Willebrandt, assistant attorney general in charge of prohibition prosecutions, reports a 75 percent three year rise in liquor smuggling across the Canadian border. She notes progress against rum row near Great Lakes but says North American smugglers still rely on ships and coastal routes, with Florida and southern ports accounting for a large share of seizures.

Canadian Great Lakes Candian Mabel Walker Willebrand High Seas Whc Drandt Mt Lakes

Mrs Frank Kos Dies This Morning

Mrs Elizabeth Kos aged 78 widow of Frank Kos died at 8 o clock today at her home 215 East Third street after a lingering illness She was born in Prague November 15 1850 and came to Washington county near Richmond as a child She leaves several children and many grandchildren with funeral services set for 11 o clock Wednesday at the Baptist church Rev A A viz to officiate with graveside rites at Riverside Cemetery at 1 o clock

Elizabeth Kos Frank Kos East Third Street Muess Prague Hohemia Kos Michael Anna Mlecha Washington County Richmond Washington Jackson Township Laddie Raymond Kos Will Washton Charles LeMars George Maner RJ Pruss Cleghorn Tows Charles Scranton Briehton Milton Leonora Millie John Ateeha Nar Kansas Baptist Church A. A Riverside Cemetery

Patterson Romance Shown in Picture Mini

Harry Dye shows the moving picture lous Betsy this week. The film centers on the romance of Betty Pillmore and Jerome Bonaparte, linking Patterson kin to Napoleon through a great grand aunt and third cousin relation to Charles Bonaparte.

Harry Dye Lous Betsy Betty” Pillmore Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte Betty Jerome Bonaparte Napoleon S Dye Mrs. Dye Charles Bonaparte Bet Patterson Betty” Patterson Warrensburg Missouri Betsy

Plane crash claims twelve lives in Dr Janeiro area

A midsize aircraft went down near Dr Janeiro killing twelve people as emergency crews responded. Investigators say weather and pilot error are probable factors while families await official confirmations.

DR Janeiro

Mission Work in West Africa Highlighted by Mrs McCleary

Mrs Dyrtie K. McCleary of Elat Africa spoke at the Presbyterian gathering on mission progress in West Africa. Since 1902 a church and various schools have grown under her late husband Rev Charles W. McCleary. The Cameron district now has twelve stations, 79 white missionaries, 974 native workers, 2,000 Sunday school attendees, and over 400 000 people served. plans include a new brick church and extensive evangelistic programs. A vocal solo by Donald Anderson of New York City marked the evening.

Presbyterian Arch Dyrtie K. McCleary Elat Africa Haseen Mra. McCleary Charles W Mission Normal School Cameron McCleary Donald Anderson New York City

Independents to Meet West Chester In Hard Hall Tilt

The Washington Independents announce a midweek game against West Chester Town, a tough hall matchup set for Wednesday evening at West Chester. West Chester reportedly features several players who competed in the county league last winter, signaling a strong local contest.

Haswet Hall Washingion Independents Westcester Chester Town West Chester

Floyd George Dies in Automobile Crash at Superior Neb

Floyd George, son of Mr and Mrs LC George formerly of Washington now living near Superior, Nebr, died in an automobile accident. Local family and friends here express sorrow and offer condolences. A charity offering distributed by the inter-church combination raised 56.17 dollars at the annual Thanks event.

Superior LC. George Washington Mr. George

It Real Fire Engine Ane Nrst Successfu Built by Moses Latte

A fragment notes a fire engine built by Moses Latte of Clucinnath marking an early milestone. The wording is garbled but attributes construction to Latte in Clucinnath for an early engine project.

Moses Latte Clucinnath

Death toll rises in Chile quake near Constitucion

Reports from Santiago and Talca indicate the death count climbing from initial estimates as government officials, Red Cross, and foreign ministers coordinate relief. Officials say hundreds are injured and vast areas are devastated with towns left in ruins and communications strained.

Santiago Chile He de Rebes 2Pis Secion State Telegraph Agency Constitucion Constitution Red Cross Talca Prs Maule

Tuesday's Five Best Radio Features 1928 Program Guide

A compact listing of radio features across networks including WEAF WEW WABC and WOR. Notes include Eveready Hour Great Composers sketches and United Light Opera Co ast. Indicates station names, times, and program titles in a fragmented historical OCR fragment.

United States WEAF NBC Eveready Hour Nework WEW Cincinnati Perfect Circle Sym Wor Newark Main St WABC Columbia CBT United Light Opera Coast

Lineup for the Twenty-First Congress Opened Session

The opening lineup of the new Congress shows Republicans 237, Democrats 47, Farm-Labor 1, Vacancy 1 in the Senate, with House Republicans 268, Democrats 1, Third Party 1. The summary mentions publicans and Democrats evenly split in the Senate and a small third party representation in the House.

Uavasttigton Dye Tayce Atesi Metal “Congress Pnateublicans Democr Parm-Labor Younty-First Congress ATE Republicans House Republicans

Fath ers and Sons Dinner Highlights Kinship and Pledges

Monsignor J P II of Florida urged mutual responsibility at the third annual Katshis of Colum as father and son banquet. About 175 fathers and sons attended despite rain. total attendees with women and girls reached around 250. Knights of Columbus members organized and served a fine meal as speakers from Ottumwa and Pleasant Plain shared words of welcome and tribute amid musical performances and a closing American song.

J.P. II Madison Colum Stahl Knights of Columbus Kal Kelley Peter Stahl Felebmond Waehin Teer J.C. Courtney East Plea Plain West William A Hart Town Dean J Mr. Walsh Ottumwa John Huston Everette Griffith Amerisa Diones Washington East Pleasant Plain Richmond Iowa Ciy

Murder mystery now at Burlington

Des Moines county authorities faced a murder mystery after the body of Mrs Hazel Loose, 24, of Burlington, was found yesterday. She had been missing since September 1.

Burlington Des Moines County Hazel Loose

Mail Christmas Packages Early

Postal volume surges daytime mail by about 200 percent making it physically impossible to sort and deliver all letters and gifts by Christmas. The piece urges shoppers and relatives to send parcels early so postal workers can ensure deliveries before the holiday.

Christ

Congress Opens For Routine Business In Short Session

The seventieth Congress convened in Washington for a brief session to resume legislative work after a six month recess. Senators and representatives elected to fill vacancies began serving and will draw $10,000 annual salaries, with adjournment until tomorrow in respect for deceased members. The Senate, presided by Vice President Dawes, adjourned after a 15 minute session.

Congress Washington D. C Theodore Burton Ohio House Willis Locher Frank B. Wills John Thomas Idaho Senator Gooding Gooding Maho Otis Olean Minors Frank J. Smith Teibt Mary Smith Octavinana Larrazolo New Mexico Bronson Cutting Dee Senate Charles G. Dawes Cluk Nicholas Longworth Longworth Dawes Borah of Téaho

Farm group presses for quick farm relief and tariff revision

Washington December edition reports a farm group pressing Congress to form committees immediately to draft new farm and tariff legislation aligned with President-elect Hoover’s campaign proposals. House Ways and Means is urged to begin hearings on a cooperative marketing based farm bill, while tariff revision waits for December session. Several hundred bills sit on the calendar, with little national importance seen besides the McNary-Haugen bill and farm measures.

Washington Dec House Senate Yng 10 Elet Hoover Hoover Agriculture Committee McNary-Hayfehen Congress Herbert Hoo Nary-Haughen

Postal Law Change Is Recommended by General New Today

Postmaster General New urged Congress to modernize postal laws including authority to contract foreign air mail and U S air mail with island possessions. he reported 1928 postal revenue 693.6 million with 33.4 million deficit while citing vast mail handling milestones and fraud prevention efforts.

General New Washington, D.C New Today Congress Postal Service

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