Congress Reopens Defer Cruisers Bill
Washington Jan 3 The Senate without a record vote sidetracked the naval cruiser Dill and took up the Kellogg anti war treaty ending the long dispute over precedence between the measures. Congress returns from holidays for a two month final session as opposition lines over the treaty and naval building monopolize attention. The Blaine resolution to modify colony protection is tabled alongside the Moses Reed proposal to guard traditional American foreign policies. Adjournment and battlefield priorities set thus far place treaty consideration before the naval bill and broader appropriations.
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Washington
Senate
Moses-Reed
House
Favorsny
War Department
Tiver
P Warhington
Wavalerwist
Dill
Borah
Foreign Reunions Committee
James A. Reed
Missouri
Reed
Flora
Hale
Naval Affairs Committee
County League To Start Monday In Local City
Secretary L W Soule of the M A A today announced the county basketball league will open Monday at 6 o clock with six teams entered Wellman Krighton Wayland West Chester Ohio and Washington. Three games will be played each Monday for five weeks at the Y with schedule rules and further details to be released later.
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L. W. Soule
Soule
Phere
Wellman
Krighton
Wayland
West Chester
Ohio
Washington
Residents petition for grading and graveling of Washington Wayland road
Nearly five hundred names were filed with the auditor to present to the county board of supervisors asking for grading and graveling of the Washington Wayland road this year. The petition includes Washington businesses and residents along the south road. The board has routine business to attend to but may hear the petition early next week and decide what action to take. The annual county home inventory is scheduled soon by the supervisors.
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County Board of Supervisors
Washington-Wayland Road
Washington
Supereisors
Jailed on Check Charge in Wellman Case
Justice of the Peace W E Barber sentenced Harold Romine of Wellman to thirty days in the county jail for passing bad checks. He was accused of cashing several phony drafts in the county.
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Justice of the Peace
W. E. Barber
Harold Romine
Wellman
Reapportionment Proposal Filed in House Districts
Washington Jan 2 Immediate reapportionment of representatives in the House was requested today in a bill introduced by a Speaker Republican Michigan. The measure was submitted as an amendment to the pending 1930 census bill.
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Washington
U.R
Representatives
House
Seander
Michigan
Keswick Team Plays Tonight on Local Court
Keswick hosts a strong independent aggregation in a highly anticipated game at home. The Washington quintet carries a growing reputation after recent success and draws solid community support from local basketball fans.
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Keswick
Arnist
Y.om. CA
Kewick
Washington Quinter
60 Munity
Muscatine High Hosts Washington in Derby Friday
Muscatine high school fans prepare for the annual Muscatine versus Washington basketball showdown Friday night at the local gym. Both teams are expected to provide a tight contest with a large crowd anticipated, reflecting a well matched rivalry.
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Muscatine-Washion
Burlington Fairfield
Burlington
Muscatine
Washington
Sunday Schools Meet January 15 in West Chester
Announcement by Walter Leet president of Washington county Sunday- tion states all denominations will convene January 15 at the Baptist church in West Chester. Walter Hutton and C G Herbrechts will lead talks and conferences after a new program for county Sunday schools is introduced.
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Walter Leet
Washington County Sundation
Baptist Shurch
West Chester
Walter Hutton
C. G. Herbrecht
Deine Ar
Charge Shalea With Killing Deep Charge In Dutch Creek Area
Trial of Charles Shalea for violating state game laws by killing two does at the Lott DArmand place near the Brookhart property began before Justice W E Barber. Hearing opened around eleven, adjourned to 2:30. Shalea arrested by deputy E L Breitembach after a group of four men was seen with rifles nearby. No other arrests reported.
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Charles Shalla
Dutch Creek
W. E. Barber
Shaila
E. L. Breitembach
Lott Darmand
Brookhart
Y. W. C. A. Hosts Overnight Event Details
Report notes a YWCA overnight gathering with women assistants and joint involvement with the Y.M.C.A. in the jettenal area. W corps officers helped organize the program while publicity was first issued. Hoggenoning of Ottun oversees a stay at the Montgomery Ward building. he travels to Keokuk and then Estherville after two weeks.
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Y. Woc
YY. W
Y. M
W. Corps
W. M. Hoggenoning
Ottun
Montgomery Ward
Keokuk
Central State Construction Company
Estherville
Many Donations Made for Furnishing of Nurses' Home
Donors listed by H. H. McCleery fund the nurses home with building and furnishing gifts. Contributions include Rotary Club of Washington $100 for building, Alumni Association $150 for Alumni Room, various clubs and individuals funding curtains, mirrors, clocks, and living room furnishings. Names span Rotary, American Legion, churches, and many private donors.
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Iawa
Sexton & Go
Chicago
A. W. Roeder
Alumni Association
Fred J. Stewart
Independent
Mrs
Walter R. Brown
Lixin
Priscilla Club
W. Wells
Little @ Pratt
W. Ll. Alvorn
M. D
American Legion
Ab Anderson
Anonymous
Associate Presbyterian Church
Marsh W. Bailey
H. A. Baxter
M. Been Jossom
B. E
Sunda
M. H. Church
C. A. Borve
M.D
J. G
Friend of the Hospital
Glenn
Louie Jane
Columbus
Living Lake
C. Ww. Me
H.R. Masson
Ola & Harmon
Fort Sher
Thomas Simpson
Fred
B. Stutsman
M Clifford Thorne
A. F. Hoo
Arthur Wead
W. P. Wells
Waite Shrine
Ben
Information on hospital nurses home financing and plans
Chairman H H McCleery reports donations and pledges for the nurses home amounting to 2494.25 with a total project cost near 36449.95 and a building fund balance of 56.05. The fireproof wing features steel structure concrete floors Des Moines brick and vapor vacuum heating.
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Uilding
H. H. McCleary
Walter R. Brown
Mel
Alice Lemmon
Neiswanger
Oskaloos
Towa
Lupten's Contribution to Journal on Markers by Women’s Relief Corps
The Journal reports the panel overstepped by covering markers placed by the Women's Relief Corps and memorial trees. It notes a generous contribution by Ly Be Lupe to tarnish markers at East Rice and install them without charge, with the tablet costs paid by the WBC.
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Women’s Relief Corps
East Rice
Washington County Dedicates New Nursing Home Building
A newly completed colonial style nursing home at the Washington county hospital grounds opens with a dedication program led by hospital officials. The $36,500 project, funded by hospital earnings and local contributions, includes a training wing and alumni room, with praise for key contributors and plans for future completion noted.
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Washington County
Eardley Wellman
I Board
Ands
Mouse
R. Mayberry
Cedar Bank
H. H. McCleery
Th Hospital
Mics
Ella Retan
W. W Bowers
Smouse
Washington
Mush 3 Cleary
Winfield Sr
Smowise
Imaton County
Edivice
Clare Street
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Appropriauon
Hoover
Censis
Tilson
Woorer
Deaon
Gon
Muscatine HS
Anneal County
West Chel
TER Baptist Church
County Hospital
C. Shalea
Gaye Warn EN
Tates
Queettie
Winfield Smoune
HH. McCleery
Hospital Board
Lupten
Rai
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