29 Dec 1922
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1922
Page
1
Paris begins talks next Tuesday with reparations a major topic after Lausanne discussions. The Near East peace conference nears collapse over Mosul oil field control and capitulations, with Marquis Curzon set to confer with Prime Minister Bonar Law in Lausanne before Paris meetings.
A.McKoin case moves slowly with no action expected until next Tuesday when Governor Richie reviews charges from Louisiana authorities. In New Orleans Governor Walker and Attorney General Coco discuss Moorhouse kidnapping talks as Bastrop hearing looms January 5 with substantial evidence ready.
A Filipino court in Luzon declares a poorly cooked meal or untidy home a valid ground for divorce. The ruling highlights domestic stress as a key factor in separation decisions on this large Philippine island.
In a northern Italian mountain village a man carves marble fruits with stunning realism and lifelike color. Experts scrutinize the pieces to judge whether they are genuine fruit or artfully made stone.
A mixed solution of cobalt and nickel chlorides yields bright green on heating with shade varying by salt proportions The writing fades on cooling indicating a reversible color change dependent on temperature
Stockholm reports Sweden has opened three free ports in Stockholm Malmoe and Gothenburg to facilitate transit trade for US exporters. No import duties and low storage costs enable ships to land goods for Baltic markets and resell in smaller parcels, then return unsold consignments without ocean freight losses.
The Holiness association in Cedar Rapids sues former head Rev. H. M. Ferguson now in Chicago to recover six parcels valued at forty thousand dollars. Deeds to Ferguson were obtained while he served as pastor. he was once driven from the pulpit and ducked in the river by a mob before leaving town.
Davenport December 29 A Tress report says high school students were supplied alcohol leading to an investigation. Detectives traced the liquor to McKinley Eatob and Ralph Smith who were arrested by federal prohibition agents and held on two thousand dollar bonds.
William J. Lempe fifty four president of the William P. Lemp Brewery Co. died by his own hand firing two shots in his brewery office. He is the third member of the family to die by suicide with his father and sister having done likewise. Financial troubles and ill health are cited as factors.
Des Moines reports a grand jury special session to investigate the theft of forty seven cases of bonded whisky from Polk County Jail. State agent OscarStock leads the inquiry with the total value estimated between twenty and thirty thousand dollars. Police pursued a fleeing car after finding empty cases near Four Mile Creek.
Thousands of volunteers shovel snow as New York City copes with the first major storm. Snow and sleet turned to a gale threatening transit, injuring hundreds with broken arms legs and skulls. Two killed in falls. Waterfront damage heavy. railroads to assist freight. coal supply uncertain for 48 hours.
Des Moines reports charges filed against W. O. Gooselin proprietor of the Jefferson hotel in Iowa City after an investigation by state hotel inspector Dr. G. T. Barcklow. Hearing set for January 16 in Iowa City justice court with F. C. Wells and R. C. Nell as witnesses. Wells says he was charged ten dollars for a six dollar room. additional charges allege blocking fire escapes with trash boxes in violation of state hotel law.
Wisconsin lawmakers prepare for January 16 with broad tax reform including repeals of secrecy and offset provisions, highway funding by gas and vehicle taxes, and a $10 million highway program. The agenda also features labor measures, court power curbs, anti-saloon talk, and nonpolitical school ballots plus bridges and rural credits.
Mr and Mrs R J Tanner depart this morning by automobile for Keo kuk Carthage and Warsaw to spend New Year’s Day with relatives and friends.
The church announced a gain of 119,007 members in 1922, lifting total active members to 4,493,540 for 1923, not counting 269,685 non resident members, in the official 1923 year book.
The Associated Treas reports that 687 of 989 cars stolen in Iowa from March 1 1921 to October 1 1922 were recovered. Attorney General Gibson filed the annual report with Governor Kendall noting the high recovery rate.
Three members of a five man gang were arrested in Waterloo after a chase in the western district. Police believe the suspects are part of an organized box car robbery gang and found alleged stolen property in their possession.
A colorful quotation from the Atlanta Constitution notes that the devil stays away at times because the world looks lonely when he is not seen around. The line captures a humorous take on human longing and mischief.
The Associated Press reports a second attack on Marshfield county officials as a deputy sheriff and a dry agent riding in a car were shot at from the roadside. The assault occurred near Stevens Point with shots fired through the vehicle windows.
Washington reports the 1922 year end Commerce Department review shows production up about 50 percent from 1921 and farmer incomes rising roughly 17 percent. Trade volume swelled, unemployment eased with higher prices, and wheat and corn crops exceeded prior totals amid stronger exports.
Washington D C Dec 29 Representative Huggerstone Democrat Alabama with Senator La Follette Republican Wisconsin at the conference of the progressives today announced the organization of six committees made up of senators and representatives in the progressive bloc to deal with legislative subjects The appointment included Railways and shipping with La Follette chairman and Brookhart Republican Iowa as member Credit with Owen chairman and Brookhart Republican Iowa as member
A Chicago Tribune item notes Dick asking a laborer eating outside if his mother is home. The remark reflects casual street dialogue and curiosity about daily life.
A hard-up editor, in a humorous note on penniless times, reports receiving unexpected aid from a quarter found in last year's suit. The Boston Transcript framing suggests a light, ironic take on editorial finances.
The guide emphasizes choosing rugs that harmonize with surrounding furnishings. Color and design should align with existing pieces since the value of items lies in their relation to one another.
The Russian wolfhound touted as the swiftest dog in the world reportedly achieves 75 feet per second, implying a potential 4,800 feet per minute if sustained.
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