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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1923

Page

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Legislature Squabbles Over Employes In Extra Session

Des Moines dispatch reports intense wrangling over staff for the extra session. Senate clashes over reducing G A R veterans and replacing them with American Legion men dominate debate, with House delaying code revision hearings and limiting possible legislation.

Associated Press Des Moines Senate Commission On Code Revision Haskell Linn County Price Drew Smith Madison American Legion House Himebauch Emmét

South Dakota Holds Presidential Primary Conventions

South Dakota conven­tions in Pierre set first selections for the 1924 presidential primary. Democrats and farmer labor clash over McAdoo versus Ford. Republicans pit Johnson and Coolidge. La Follette options loom in labor group. Senate race McMaster versus Stirling to influence the ticket. fusion talks debated but rejected by Democrats.

Associated Preas Pierre South Dakota la Follette Wisconsin Senate W._H. McMaster Thomas Stirling

Waterloo and Iowa grid captains linked to Waterloo

Waterloo Iowa tops list with three University of Iowa football captains over five years. Leland Parkin was elected captain for next season, continuing Waterloo’s captain lineage begun by Glen Doc Miller. Earlier, Ronald Reed from Waterloo held a captaincy during the 1918 A T C season.

Iowa City Waterloo Iowa University of Iowa

Enforce Iowa Law Prohibiting Masks Arrests Near Webster City

In Stanhope Hamilton county authorities arrested two Stanhope men named Kent and Peterson for wearing Ku Klux Klan masks during a reported meeting near a local school. The arrests occurred after a farmer was threatened, and a crowd later posted bonds for the suspects at Webster City jail.

Associated Press Webster City Iowa Stanhope Carl Hamilton County Kent Peterson

Booze Running Vessel Captured Off New Jersey

Dec 4 The ram cruiser Herreshoff was seized by customs officers off Port Reading New Jersey after a battle with riot guns and revolvers. Six men of the cruiser were arrested.

New York Herreshoff Port Reiding New Jersey

Waterloo gridiron rivals meet in annual city championship

Loo as captain Reed and Parkin are East High graduates while Miller hails from West High. The Waterloo您 schools dominate Iowa prospects with West High’s Donald Graham earning a fall letter with two years left, Fred H. Becker from Fast High earning all Western honors in 1916 who was killed in the war, and Gordon Rath of East High a 1919 1920 halfback now a senior in the college of law.

Loo Reed Parkin East High Miller West High Waterloo Iowa Donald Graham Fred H. Becker Fast High Gordon Rath College of Law

Europe Still Seeks U S Aid At Reparation Conference

Paris dispatch reports Premier Poincare and Louis Barthou shaping a revised text for an expert committee to inspect Germany. The measure aims to ease U S participation, with Barthou planning to submit the resolution to the reparations commission for approval.

Associated Press Paris France Premier Poincare Louis Barthou Reparation Commission Germany Hughes United States M. Barthou

Continue Fight on Return of Cockburn For Trial in Iowa

Attorneys for Russell J. Cockburn a patient at the United States veterans hospital at Jefferson Barracks near St. Louis press Missouri Supreme Court to block his extradition to Iowa for trial on an embezzlement charge involving 86000 dollars against Des Moines. Vernon Seepurger Polk County attorney argued for Cockburn’s extradition.

Jefferson City Russel J. Cockburn United States Veterans’ Hospital Jefferson Barracks St. Louis Iowa Des Moines Missouri Supreme Court Cockburn Vernon Seepurger Polk County

Lions and Rotary Clubs Hold Joint Meeting

The Lion's Club and Rotary Club met in a joint session at noon, shared a fine dinner and singing, then went to the Fox theater to view The Way to Success, a film contrasting old and new business methods.

Lion’s Club Rotary Club Fox Theater

Bidwell Trial Near Conclusion Today

The state of Iowa versus Jap Bidwell on a bootlegging charge nears its end with nearly all testimony given. Witnesses for the state include Art Sanders Dave Lowrey and Robert Kea of Burlington. Defense witnesses list Seymour Bidwell Themes Watters William Cochran and others as closing arguments loom this afternoon.

State of Iowa Jap Bidwell Art Sanders Dave Lowrey Robert Kea Burlington L. W. Grosscup Brighton Harry Edwards Fred Sweet Mr. Bidwell Seymour Bidwell Themes Watters William Cochran J. D. Glasgow Col PD. J. Palmer el Jackson

Laughing at Black Hand Note Ends in Brooklyn Killing

Dominick Maggio who laughed at a smeared Black Hand note demanding payment was shot dead in his Brooklyn home early today after he and his family were chloroformed by three men wearing gas masks. The attackers left the murder weapon, an empty chloroform bottle, and the chloroform scene beside the bed while his wife and three children were hospitalized.

Associated Press New York Mec Dominick Maggio Brooklyn

Delightful story hints at lasting happiness for pair

A compact tale depicts a boy and a girl as central figures in a gentle romance. The modern methods emphasize goodwill, and the narrative shows how such sentiment paves a hopeful future for the couple if the signs align.

Wertz Murder Trial Moves Toward Jury Selection

In Iowa City defense lawyers report strong prospects for a quick jury pool as 16 of 18 veniremen are tentatively acceptable. The trial of Mrs. Mima Wertz on murder charges began with Walter M. Davis examining jurors, with possible death penalty consideration hinted by the state.

the Passantes Iowa City Mima Wertz Edward L. O'Conner Walter M. Davis Robert Leeper Werta

Fred J. Martin Buys Waymack Barber Shop

Fred J. Martin of Fairfield has purchased the Waymaeck and Wilson barber shop in the Washington National Bank Building and took possession yesterday. Martin plans to move his family to the city and occupy the Mrs. Eicher residence on East Main Street. Shelley Eberling and Don Young will assist Mr. Martin.

Waymaeck and Wilson Washington National Bank Fred J. Martin Fairfield Mr. Waymack Mr. Willson Mr. Martin

Walton Motion Set for December 21 Hearings

Oklahoma City December 4 J Walton deposed governor seeks to quash six indictments in state district court before Judge George W Clarke. A brief argument preceded the ruling. December 21 was set for the motion hearing.

Oklahoma City State District Court George W. Clarke J. Walton

Four More Ballots Fail to Break House Speaker Deadlock

The House adjourned after four further ballots without electing a speaker as insurgent leaders vow to oppose Gillett. Gillett and Garrett trail by about ten votes with Cooper leading the independent bloc. The Senate met briefly, while White House officials say organization should finish today. On ballots five and six, Gillett and Garrett each tallied 197 votes. Cooper 17. Madden 5.

Washington, D. C House Congress Gillett Garrett Tennessee Cooper Wisconsin Representative Madden Illinois White House Coolidge Madden Garret

Harding memorial week set for December 9 to 16

Governor Kendall designated December 9 through 16 as Harding memorial week and appointed Charles D. Hellen of Des Moines as state chairman of the Harding memorial association planning a memorial to the late president.

Associated Press Des Moines N. E. Kendall Charles D. Hellen Iowa Harding Memorial Association

Rosengift Bobby Tops Iowa Nebraska South Dakota Fair

Rosengift Bobby a grade Angus steer champion of his division at the Iowa Nebraska and South Dakota State Fairs will be shown at the International Live Stock Exposition in Chicago December 1 to 8. Carl A. Rosenfeld & Son of Kelly Iowa announce they will also exhibit six or seven other animals in the breeding classes and four grade steers in the fat competitions.

Des Moines Rosengift Iowa Nebraska South Dakota Chicago Carl A. Rosenfeld & Son Kelly

Girl Kidnapped by Moron Says Police

After 36 hours of searching Chicago police conclude 12 year old Rose Worth was kidnapped. Groceries and her cap found in a haystack. a witness described a girl with a man around 45 who appeared upset. Police seek a self styled celestial angel and heavenly father who allegedly escaped from Elgin state hospital.

Associated Press Chicago Rose Worth Rose State Hospital For Elgin

Looney Challenges Removal to Illinois for Trial

United States District Judge O. L. Phillips set December 15 for the hearing on John Looney’s removal to Illinois to stand trial on charges from Rock Island. Looney said he would fight removal to the last inch.

Associated Press Santa FE New Mexico United States O. L. Phillips John Looney Looney Illinois Rock Island

Senators Hear Harry F. Sinclair At Senate Hearing

The senate public lands committee recalled Harry F. Sinclair owner of the Teapot Dome lease to testify on shipments of blood stock from his New Jersey farm to Albert B. Fall who signed the lease as interior secretary. An auditor testified a $1100 check from Fall’s partner arrived May 24, 1922 with no record of related correspondence. Fall said he would likely testify again on Friday regarding witnesses references to him.

Associated Press Washington, D. C Harry F. Sinclair Teapot Dome Naval Oil Reserve Senate Public Lands Committee New Jersey Albert B. Fall Secretary of the Interior Rancocas Farm Fall

Raid on quack college nets twenty six students and staff

Hartford authorities raid the Blumer College of Natureopathy seizing twenty six students and professors before a grand jury probing fraudulent medical practice. The jury asks for prior occupations. among those seized are a carpenter a telegraph messenger a painter and three stenographers.

Quack College of Medicine Hartford Conn Blumer College of Natureopathy

Ad Appears in Journal Prompting Merchant Contact

A reader reports seeing the merchant's advertisement in the Journal and seeks to relay the message. The note mentions a direct inquiry to discuss the ad and potential sales or services.

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