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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1924

Page

1

Iowa Senate probes state insurance department over irregularities

A resolution by Senator C. B. Brown of Jackson County calls for a seven member committee to investigate the Iowa state insurance department and report within 15 days. The measure cites court involvement, unaccounted funds, questioned dividends, and blue sky law exemptions for some fire and hall insurers. Public officials and Kendrick face calls for scrutiny amid reports of mismanagement and reorganizations such as the North American National Fire Insurance Company.

Associated Press Des Moines State Insurance Department Senate C. 8. Brown Jackson County Fire and Hall Insurance Iown Brown Insurance Department Iowa Nenate MctIntosh Decatur Insurance North American National Fire Insurance Company Hall Towa Kendrick W. R. C. Kendrick

Hungary to release Romanian hostages in wartime accord

Pucharest reports that Hungary will release Romanian subjects held as war hostages. The foreign minister has arranged an agreement ensuring their immediate return home, ending their detention as the conflict continues.

Pucharect Hungary

Radio Stethoscope Aids 75 Hear Heartbeats

The Journal of the American Medical Association reports a radio stethoscope lets 75 people hear a patient’s heart. As the teacher speaks into the transmitter, comments on the heart are heard, enabling large classes to be taught simultaneously with clear murmurs reproduced.

Associated Press Chicago Journal of the American Medical Association

Judge Chipman Dies at 88 in San Francisco

Judge Norton P. Chipman former presiding justice of the state court of appeals third district and Civil War veteran died in San Francisco at age 88. His long career spanned soldier lawyer and judge roles including author of the Memorial Day order and a key figure in the Grand Army of the Republic.

Associated Press Journal Today San Francisco Norton Parker Chipman State Court of Appeals Third District Washington Washington County Judge Chipman Washington College South Marion Avenue Second Iowa Infantry Wirtz Norton P Chipman Military Commission Henry Wirtz Andersonville Old Capitol Justice Chipman Lincoln Congress District of Columbia Company H Cincinnati Law School Iowa Infantry Fort Donelson Shiloh Halleck War Department Stanton

Oil interests employed McAdoo and Gregory for deals

Wm G McAdoo and Thomas W Gregory, both linked to oil interests, testified before a Senate oil committee that they had been employed to represent companies in Washington over Mexican oil permits. Dohoney said McAdoo was paid 250 dollars and still represents them in Mexico, while Gregory earned 2000 dollars for similar services. House later passed a resolution directing the president to cancel the naval oil reserve leases already approved by the Senate.

Associated Press Washington Wm. G. McAdoo Thomas W. Gregory Coolidge E. L. Dohoney California Senate Oil Committee Dohoney McAdoo Mexican Affairs Shortly After He Left the Cabinet. Mr. McAdoo Doheney Mexico Gregory Wilson Lindley M. Garrison Em- Sepa Mail and Company Franklin K. Lane Interior Wileen Fall House House Walsh Senate Dehoney Sinclair

Globe Encircling Aviators Plan Pigeons and Wireless Link

Seattle February 1 four United States army aviators will begin a globe encircling flight around April 1. Carrier pigeons from the Canadian air service will aid the Seattle to Prince Rupert leg and birds return to Victoria. Wireless will broadcast weather and progress reports from Seattle to the Alaska peninsula via Pacific coast salmon canneries.

Vrem Seattle Wash United States Army Clayton Bissell Canadian Air Service Bissell Prince Rupert B.C Victoria B. C Pacific Coast Alaska Peninsula

Dawes Visits Berlin Tubercular Child Center

Brig. Gen. Charles G. Dawes head of the expert panel on Germany’s finances toured an open air center for tubercular children on Parades grounds in Berlin. He then visited elementary schools to see well nourished children of various ages after assisting a child feeding committee.

Associated Press Berlin Charles G. Dawes Germany Chicago H. T. Allen Emperor William's Dawes Entary

Justice Chipman’s Rise to California Appellate Court

The text notes Justice Chipman moved to California and became president of the State Board of Trade. Since 1897 he served on California courts, and in 1906 he was elected to the California Appellate Court.

California Justice Chipman California State Board of Trade Appellate Court

Dismissal of Kalona Right of Way Suit Filed

A voluntary dismissal was filed in the district court case Joe Peiper and others v Dayton and others over right of way for a federally aided county road south of Kalona. Plaintiffs cited new state law allowing transfer of funds from the Primary Road Fund to county tax funds, ending the suit to avoid tax burdens. The motion to dismiss was supported by defendants and asserted lack of prosecution after orders to separate and amend pleadings.

J. D. Glasgow District Court Joe Peiper Dayton Kalona Morrison & Morrison Livingston & Kicher Washington County Iowa C. ©. Dayton A. J. Morgan A. J. Parrow Board of Supervisors Fortieth General Assembly State of Yates Bartholow Donahey L. A. Schmidt John L. Johnson W. M. Sutherland I. B. Rabenold C. O. Dayton A. J Morgan J. W. Parrow A L. Griffith Harry McCall John Grecian A. G. Snider Frank L. Eagle James Horak Otto Conrad E. C. Ro Ainsworth W. M. Keeley, Bailey & Baldrive Wilson & Wilson and Brookhart Bros

Banks Narrowly Miss South Dakota Closures

Brookings First National Bank closed after a board meeting. Mitchell reports less than five percent of South Dakota banks have failed during the latest wave and most are in good condition. A SD Banking Association official cites favorable overall health and support for credit relief efforts.

The Associated Press Brookis 8. D First National Bank of Brookins National Administration Northwest South Dakota West Umal Way Middlewest

Chicago fog causes heavy injuries on elevated railroads

In Chicago a daylight fog injures over 80 people and halts transit. A collision of two trains on the Northwestern Elevated railway alone injures about twenty. The incident follows one of the heaviest fogs in years.

Associated Press Chicago Northwestern

Protestants Asked to Assist Stricken Children of Germany

An appeal issued in Washington calls on 125 000 Protestant pastors to mobilize prayers and offerings for German children in distress. The federal Council of Churches urges churches and Sunday schools to collect funds and encourage lay contributions, funds to be directed to Protestant relief agencies in Germany unless designated otherwise.

Associated Press Washington America Germany Federal Council of Churches Releif

Two Passengers and Three Deck Hands Missing After River Steamer Wreck

On the Ohio River near Wilson's light the river steamer Thomas C. Powell sank after hitting a sunken obstruction or ice, eight miles from Paducah. Two passengers and three deck hands were reported missing, with survivors recounting a rapid sinking and possible entrapment as freight shifted and water rushed in. The Powell was en route to Nashville with thirteen passengers and seventeen crew.

Associated Press Paducah Thomas C. Powell Ohio River Wilson's Light Marcela Richardson Shepherd Green Powell Nashville Tenn

Sinclair to Stay in Europe for Two or Three Weeks

Mason Day, Sinclair representative, said Sinclair would remain in Europe two or three weeks longer and then return home. He arrived from Paris and plans to be in Paris again at the weekend before a Belgium business trip, possibly visiting Germany before sailing for the United States. Day dismissed rumors of a two-month stay as bunk.

Prensa London Mason Day Harry F. Sinclair Sinclair Europe Paris Belgium Germany United States Day

Family of Four Burned to Death in Akron House

A mother Mrs. Arthur Smith aged 22 and her children Anne 3 Kathleen 2 and Arthur 10 months were killed when a fire destroyed their Akron Ohio home early today. David Haynes, Mrs. Smith’s brother, is in City Hospital with severe burns after attempting to save them. All victims were trapped on their beds as the blaze broke out.

Associated Press Akron Arthur Smith Anne Kathleen Arthur David Haynes Smith Haynes

Explosion kills family in Michigan farm home

Unionville, Mich. Feb 1 A man Edward Bowles 38 his wife and two children aged five and two were burned to death in their farm home five miles west of Unionville when a five gallon kerosene container used to start a kitchen fire exploded.

Associated Press Unionville Mich Here Edward Bowles

Letter From Grandson in Hawaii Describes Camp Life

Mrs. M. W. Thompson reports a bright letter from her grandson Private Glenn Ball stationed at Camp Shafter near Honolulu Hawaii. He recalls a trip to Hilo on Hawaii Island with volcano views and a gourmet Christmas dinner menu from the camp. He says he is not homesick but eager to see family, praising the camp site as near the sea and pleasantly temperate.

M. W. Thompson Glenn Ball Hawaiian Islands Camp Shafter Honolulu Hilo Hawaii Tlawailan Islands

Wilson Manages Final Cries for Life Amid Illness

Former President Woodrow Wilson remained alive but in very serious condition as doctors warned of a near death turn. Reports from Washington detailed a frail patient, weak nourishment, and rising concern as Mrs. Wilson and medical staff stayed at his bedside.

Associated Press Washington Wilson Grayson D. C Woodrow Wilson Dr. Grayson Cary T. Grayson Altho Mr. Wilson

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