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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1911

Page

8

Self-Made Hank’s Beacon Hill Gala Roast

Letter recalls Hank Smith the Klondike king returning from Circle City with wealth and ambition. His Beacon Hill social stunts end with a riot, police court charges, and a swift exit to the West, leaving a sign about neighbors and a warning against uninvited party crashers.

Hank Smith Kate Kate Botts Hank Missouri Old Town Henry Smith Klondike Circle City Henry Augustus Bottes-Smythe Beacon Hill Ells Bettes Cas Bette Smythe Smith Boston West

Mail Carriers Strained as Earl Hout is Injured

City letter carriers remain short handed as regular Earl Hout injures his back after a slip on the icy pavement. Substitutes Saml Patton and Harry Coppock fill in, and full force is needed to manage Christmas mail. Warl is improving but cannot carry loads.

Saml. Patton Harry Coppock Earl Hout Warl

Langevin divorce granted sparks duel controversy

In Paris on December 21 Mme Langevin won a separation from her husband, a College of France physics professor, amid alleged relations with Mme Curie. The case caused a sensation and several duels between partisans of the principal figures.

Paris Mme. Langevin College of France Mme Curie France

Veteran Trainer Billy Delaney Dies in Oakland

Veteran trainer and maker of champions Billy Delaney lies at his Oakland home on December 21 with kidney and liver trouble, unable to live more than a few days.

San Francisco Cal Billy Delaney Oakland Delaney

Rapid Work On Big Keokuk Dam Draws Global Attention

A writer on concrete construction notes Keokuk dam and power house will last at least 5000 years. Workers build the wall of the new lock to full height while the dam advances and the power house mass of concrete rises. The project clears 3000 acres, builds a grand boulevard Keokuk to Montrose, and plans a lake drive around the area. Moving pictures document the works for worldwide showing.

Keokuk Panama Iowa Illinois Bluff Montrose Ft. Madison Illinois Nauvoo Hamilton Imp Company

Amicable settlement likely in Curie Langevin suit

Paris reports informal negotiations aim to end the Curie Langevin correctional court case slated for tomorrow. Mme Langevin accuses Mme Curie of alienating her husband and says letters from Curie to the professor show the alleged attacks.

Paris Curie- Langevin Mme. Langevin Mme. Curie Fair Savant

Navy bars sailors from chewing gum

Washington reports a navy department decree forbids chewing gum on ships and ashore. Capt. William P. Fullam cites discipline concerns as the reason, noting gum will not be in stores or stocks and wagging jaws at training or at quarters is prohibited.

Washington Uncle Sam Jack Navy Department Gum Trust William P. Fullam Mississippi Fullam

St Thomas Day Observed Across Catholic and Anglican Traditions

St Thomas Day is set aside in Catholic and Anglican calendars to honor the Galilean apostle. The observance spans centuries and, in some nations, features elaborate ceremonies marking the occasion.

Jesus Christ

Harness and Saddle Sale Announcement

Notice of a 10 percent discount on all single and double driving harnesses and the full line of saddles. Encourages immediate purchase for savings with guarantee on all goods. Address 5916 HYINK & HOFFLIN.

Hyink & Hokfflin

Cline Brothers Auction of Farm and Livestock Near Washington

Public sale Thursday December 28 1911 at 11 oclock on our 200 acre farm miles southwest of Washington six miles north of Brighton and Titus details include 25 head of horses 66 head of cattle 140 head of hogs 12 tons of hay 1500 bushels of corn farm implements and household goods 10 per cent cash or note day of sale 50 per cent on transfer possession after January 1 1912 lunch served by Ladies Aid society auctioneers Austin Sutherland and Cline Brothers.

Washington Titus Brighton Hampshire Ladies’ Aid Society Cline Brothers Austin Sutherland H. T. Reynolds

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