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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1912

Page

4

Short course at Washington fair surpasses last year

The Washington short course shows stronger attendance and stands ahead of last year in every respect. The corn exhibit is the largest ever, about three times last year's size, while domestic science classes gain as entries near closing. Evening talks on home sanitation and farming development loom, with class work in corn judging, oats and wheat yields, insect control, and stock judging led by Professors Ten Eyck and Howard Phillips.

Washington Graham A. K E. Kepford TenEyck TenByck Howard Phillips Brown & Helwick George H. Paul State College Anes Phillipa Commercial Club George Dunlop Miss Knowles Professor Dunlop Neale

Murderer of Boys Is Placed on Trial

In Buffalo on December 16 J Frank Hickey the confessed boy slayer faces trial for the murder of seven year old Joseph Lackawanna boy on October 12 1911 He pleads not guilty and struggles to secure counsel due to lack of funds Authorities link several other killings to him and consider him possibly insane though he denies it Once a prosperous businessman his alleged drug use is cited as his downfall

Buffalo J. Frank Hickey Joseph Joseph Lackawanna Hickey Joseph Boy New York

Burleson Plans Ex Presidents in Congress Debates

Washington reports Representative Albert S. Burleson will press a bill granting ex presidents House access with salary of 17000 dollars annually and no committee or voting rights. The measure follows Bryan’s suggestion to allow ex presidents to participate in debates. Henry D. Clayton plans a one term six year limit bill before Christmas.

Washington Wilson Albert S. Burleson House William J. Bryan Congress Henry D. Clayton Alabama Senate

Wilson to Receive Monster Reception in New York

President-elect arrives from Bermuda with Mrs. Wilson and daughters amid strong public interest. He plans a quiet homecoming but a large welcome awaits him as he begins cabinet formation and policy discussions with national leaders including rumored Cabinet choice William Jennings Bryan. Governor Wilson to stay briefly in Trenton before Virginia trip.

New York Bermuda Wilson Wm. J. Bryan Wilbon Trenton Virginia

Iowa City Debaters Triumph Over Wisconsin In Close Contest

The Iowa team led by C B Isaacs Leonard Racker and G G Glick defeated Wisconsin two to one in a hard fought debate. They argued for federal charters for all interstate corporations and defeated Wisconsin on the scope of regulation and the need for uniform federal oversight. Iowa argued that current state laws are inefficient and that federal charter government offers a solution to regulate all corporations.

Iowa City Iowa Wisconsin Minnesota C. Bf. Isaacs Leonard Racker G. G. Glick Edwin P. Kohl James J. McDonald Richard T. Reinholdt Glick

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Professor Ten Eyck Phillips Ten Eyck Choi Hes Micatech Lear G. W. Hobson North Side Jewelry Store Burleson Interstate Horse Remedy Interstate Poultry Remedy Interstate Interstate Sanifuge C.W. Busby & CO Washington,owa
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