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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1926

Page

5

Navy and Army Aviation Expansion Debated in Congress

Congress debates naval and military aviation funding and five year plans. Naval panel backs 235 planes this year and two new airships, while War Department totals exceed 830 million with 15 million for aviation. An inquiry finds two Army Air Service officers used improper influence. one is transferred after reprimand.

Army Navy Senate War Department House House Committee On Naval Affairs Moffatt Coolidge Naval French Budget Bureau Service Major Arnold Air Service Mitchel Mitchell Patricks

Countess Cathcart Barred by Immigration Law

The Countess of Cathcart admitted eloping with the Earl of Craven years ago, a act deemed moral turpitude under U S immigration law. Secretary Davis orders exclusion, Ellis Island officials affirmed, the Earl has fled to Canada to avoid deportation as groups press for women’s equality.

Countess of Cathcart Efillis Island Earl of Craven England Davis Ellis Island National Woman's Party Lady Cathcart United States Canada

Anthracite Miners End Strike, Sign Five Year Pact

Settlement of the coal strike has ratified by the miners and a five year contract signed, resuming mining across the anthracite region on Thursday.

Wellman and Washington County News Roundup

A collage of local notes reports Wellman and Riverside residents, road conditions, court visits, church and family events, and upcoming sales. Mentions J L Hammill governor nomination papers, Captain George Fried reception, and community club banquet with farm sales and farm equipment auctions upcoming in Daytonville and surrounding areas.

John, Durst Jay Nichols Jim Handley Nira John Hammill Wm. Griffin Fhos. Cummings Riverside Wellman Washington County Ourself John Wherle Des Moines John Detroit Eardley Bell, Jr Russell Darnell Sigourney Eardley Fardley Bell, Jr E. C. Hambright Iowa City J. L. Coffey West Chester Isabell Turnipseed Jim

Supreme Court sustains conspiracy indictments against named defendants

USTIGE STAFFORD of the District of Columbia Supreme court sustains the validity of the conspiracy indictments against Albert Bo Fall, Harry FL Sinclath and Jon I. Do. Unless a special hearing is granted, the defendants must stand trial under charges of conspiracy to defraud the government by trickery deceit and bribery.

Ustige Stafford District of Columbia Supreme Court Albert Bo Fall Harry FL Sinclath Jon I United States

Deaths of the Week Include Holt and Archbishop Cienlak

Notable deaths of the week include Henry Holt, a New York publisher, and Archbishop J F Cienlak of Polenc who was once sentenced to death by a Russian tribunal but was released and arrived in America in late November.

Eere House Senate Messrs. Green Garner Hand New York Supreme Court Uncle Sam George Fried Roosevelt Fort Jay Congress Fried Henry Holt J. F. Cienlak Polenc America

Luter Mud Movers on the Thames Corps of Workers

London February 21 The Luter a curious Thames occupation is essential as a man in high toy boots pushes back mud from warehouse entrances along the river from Blackfriars Bridge to Greenwich. When steamers unload tide mud rises and must be cleared by the Luters who move tons of mud weekly, earning steady work for years.

Thames London Thames Luter Blackfriars Bridge Greenwich

Rattlesnake Oil Harvest Expands in Cisco Texas

Cisco in Fett County begins a new industry as rattlesnake oil sells for 100 dollars a gallon. Once an oil center, the town sees this medical use harvest season. The report notes Cisco's shift to this snake oil venture.

Cisco Tex Texas Cisco Long

Rattlesnake oil from dormant dens

A hunter uses a keen eye and dynamite to blast rattlesnake dens in the hills. The snakes are brought out and rendered into oil. Each den yields only small amounts per snake, but several hundred snakes may be found in a single den.

Marvelous Memory Dispute Between Cousins Ends With Silly Exchange

Two young cousins Jennie and Katey argue over who is older. Jennie asserts she knows the truth after a jumble of misheard phrases and comic misstatements. The exchange ends without a clear resolution, highlighting childhood memory and playful misunderstanding.

Jennie Katey Katie Aene Sarah Kate Avot Seeah Kathen

Sound Power and Voice Reach In Early Experiments

An early study proposes that sound waves from human speech can transfer power sufficient to light a standard incandescent lamp, suggesting a unit of sound power capable of powering everyday devices for hundreds of millions of people.

Yereniod

Water Woman Alleges Grave Digger Threat to Captain

A woman tells a police captain she is being threatened by a grave digger who she claims is a madman waiting for her. The report notes her complaint and the alleged danger she faces.

Avoid Perry Walked On Bea as Cautionary Step

A cautionary note warns against stepping on Bea and urges careful footing to prevent injury or embarrassment. The item uses a folk saying to advise awareness and self protection in crowded or slippery areas.

Perry Bea

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