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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1928

Page

3

Reed enters Democratic race as he leads in current events

Senate chatter centers on Edward Reed's presidential bid with campaign HQ in Washington. Al Smith gains momentum while GOP contenders Hoover Lowden and Curtis vie. Debates over prohibition and Fourteenth Fifteenth amendments color party lines as Cosgrave visits Washington to receive honors from Congress.

Ames A. Reed Missouri Washington Hotel Lee Meriwether St. Louis Reed Andrew Jackson Houston Meriwether Diays Smith New York Jesse Jones Hoover Lowden Curtis Willis Borah Idaho Kansas Senate Swanson Virginia Bruce Maryland Glass Cosgrave Capitol Mount Vernon Washington

Hughes Sets US Policy Aims at Caribbean Influence

Charles Evans Hughes told the Pan American conference the United States will withdraw from Nicaragua and Haiti once order is established but will preserve influence over Panama and Nicaragua Canal routes. He opposed turning the Pan American Union into a political body and warned against foreign interference in U S affairs. The committee faced tariff reciprocity proposals and a Mexican rotation plan for the governing board with limited backing.

Harles Evans Hughes United States Havana Pan-American Conference Latin America Nicaragua Haiti Panama and Pan-American Union Hughes Pueyrredon Argentina Mexico Charles A. Lindbergh France Colon Cartagena Colombia Bogota Bogata Caracas Venezuela St. Thomas Porto Rico Santo Domingo Costes Lebrix Panama Lindbergh Barranquilla Bert Acosta Hackensack N. J Naugatuck Conn

Major General Lejeune Reports North Nicaragua Quiet

The Marine Corps commander inspected the northern Nicaragua region infested by Sandino rebels and found dispersed bandits. Marines under Major Young hold El Chipote base, while Sandino’s whereabouts remain unknown and reinforcements were rumored.

Ajor Lejeune Marine Corps Nicaragua Sandino Managua Major Young el Chipote Frank McCoy

Local Social News Highlights From Young America

Brisk notes document visits, dinners, wood cutting, and club activities around Young America. Jessie Phillips recovers from recent operation as neighbors and friends, including the McCall and Phillips families, share gatherings and timber work. Ruth Gates’ daughter attends a Waterloo banquet while Miss Alice Hunter attends a juniors play.

Young America Jessie Phillips Claude Rhodebeck John Cherry Mabel Anderson Parsons College Fairfield John Anderson Ben Briley Howard McCall Brumback McCall Vincent W. J. Norton Waterloo Gates Ruth Alice Hunter

Silent wax twin aides Mackaill on Man Crazy set

Dorothy Mackaill uses a wax figure double in the First National production Man Crazy at Fox Theatre. The statue stands in the wardrobe area and sometimes sits in for her on set during lighting preparations. Jack Mulhall leads a supporting cast including Edythe Chapman Phillips Smalley Walter McGrail and Ray Hallor.

Dorothy Mackaill Hollywood Miss Mackaidl First National Fox Theatre Miss Mackaill Dorothy Miss Mackail Jack Mulhall Charles R. Rogers First National Pictures Edythe Chapman Phillips Smalley Walter McGrail Ray Hallor

Home Life of the Ancients Reveals Tomb Riches Yet Scarce Comforts

Archaeologists report an ancient tomb yielding abundant jewelry and furniture while domestic comforts are scarce. Researchers describe the find as shedding light on daily life and status in the era.

Washington Star

Sailors Introduce Style Sweaters to Fashion

Sailors and fishermen of northern Europe first introduced sweaters to society, though universally worn now. The garment began as maritime workwear and later shaped mainstream fashion a generation ago.

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