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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1929

Page

3

Beggars of Life Jungle Backdrop Used for Mob Hollywood Stars

Wallace Beery Richard Arlen and Louise Brooks head a cast of 75 as filming for Beggars of Life took weeks at a remote jungle near Jacumba on the Mexican border. The stark set, described as a live Hobokemia scene, served three weeks of pivotal action for the Paramount production before a Fox theatre booking.

Wallace Beery Richard Arlen Louise Brooks Mollywood Jacumba Mexican Jim Tully Hobokemia Tully Hobohemia Paramount Fox Theatre Paramount Players

White Shadows in the South Seas at Grandma Theatre

Critics hail Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's White Shadows in the South Seas as an innovative production. The film showcases a novel locale with unfamiliar actors and a fresh plot set in a palm tree filled, windswept South Seas world, drawing high praise from reviewers.

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayr South Seas Grandma South

Monte Blue Shines as Doctor in Van Dyke Film

A review praising Monte Blue as the doctor Racauel Torres as Faraway and director W S Van Dyke for a near perfect screen portrayal. The piece foregrounds a plot about a primitive Polynesian race supposedly dying out and vanishing from the earth.

Monte Blue Racauel Torres W. S. van Dyke

Appropriations for Federal Expenses Rise Beyond Last Year

Washington January 3 congressional appropriations authorized for government expenses thus far exceed last year's by nearly 55 million dollars. The budget bureau estimated 1.2 million less, signaling first overruns in years and raising concerns about a deficit approaching 525 to 540 million dollars this year. Pending measures for agriculture, war, navy, and the district remain, with total outlays potentially near 4 billion under Hoover’s first year.

Washington U Press Budget Bureau Congress Bureau Coolidge Treasury Anthony House Appropriations Committee

Woman dies after jump from moving car in Iowa town

Mrs. Marence Campbell, 85, of Arion, Iowa, was killed when she jumped from a moving car to escape steam from a radiator she believed indicated a fire. Her husband was driving toward Omaha. she fell from the vehicle when the radiator cap came off and died before a doctor could reach her.

Dunlap Marence Campbell Arion Omaha

Iowa Farm Bureau Resolutions Committee Meets in Des Moines

Members of the resolutions committee of the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation convened to draft preliminary resolutions for presentation at the annual state meeting in Des Moines. Final draft awaits the state meeting opening. West Chester Pythian Sisters host a party Friday night at the hall for children. members and families urged to attend with refreshments served.

Des Moines Jan Iowa Farm Bureau Federation Bureau Ngs West Chester Pythian

Costa Rica Interested in Canal Across the Isthmus

Dispatches from Hoover’s homeward ship say Costa Rica shows enthusiasm for a second Isthmian canal. The route would cross Nicaragua along the San Juan river, with U S talks required with Nicaragua and Costa Rica before any project proceeds. Costa Rican opposition could threaten American trade if canal plans stall.

Washington Hoover Costa Rica United States Nicaragua San Juan River

Virginia Allaman obituary from Henderson County Journal

Virginia Pauline Allaman born April 23 1886 Toretta daughter of J Horace and Jennie Lottius Allaman died December 24 1928 after a serious illness She taught in state normal schools and in primary Sunday school leadership She moved from Roze te to Lancaster and leaves sisters Mrs Arnold Car Washington Mrs Lee Beal Mrs Walter Kinkaid and brothers Marion Roze te Garren and many friends The obituary notes her faith in Christ and long service to education and church life with floral tributes and consoling remarks

Henderson County Oduawka Virginia Allaman A.B. Carr Virginia Pauline Allman Toretta J. Horace and Jennie Lottius Allaman Frith Virginia Christ Cristy Roxe Baptist Church Becaus der Spider Ltmpey Fae Imoves Lancas Bee Arnold Car Washington Lee Beal Mra Walter Kinkaid Mozeta Marion Roze Te Garren

Robert Edwards Dies at Brighton

Robert Edwards, 58, longtime Brighton M and St L station operator, died yesterday after a lingering illness. Born in Solna, Iowa, he spent much of his life there before moving to Brighton twelve years ago. Survived by wife Ruth Boling Edwards and three sons Donald, Robert, and an infant. a host of brothers and sisters. Funeral at 2 p.m. Friday at the Brighton Methodist church, Rev. GE Heldel officiating, burial in Hill Crest cemetery.

Brighton Jan Alness Robert Wards Edna Brighton M. & St. L Altive Ho Robert Edwards Walt Edwards Solna Lowa M& St Ruth Boling Kawards Ous Donald Robert Heath Roy Town Muscatine Ethel Hill Clarkesdale Arizona Carl Wiggins Pleasant Plain Iowa Saye Reeves Cassie Kittrell Cow North Suung Laithly Ardith Keswick Howard Butler di Parvara Jean Des Moines Jmer Johnson Charles Owen Waters Hanan H. M. Groudykes W. Schmitter Cheieo

James Edmonson of Ainsworth Dies at 30

James Edmonson, a young farmer four miles north of Ainsworth, died at 11 45 this morning after a period of illness. He leaves a widow Blanche Fitzgerald Edmonson and three children Lowell Wilma and a son. Surviving siblings and in laws include Marshall Bloyd Earl and others. He was a Mason and Methodist and funeral services are set for 2 30 Saturday at the Ainsworth Methodist church conducted by Rev J A Krenmyre.

Ainsworth James Edmonson John Rebecca Edmonson Blanche Fitzgerald Ainsworth Lowell Wilma Lusee Marshall Bloyd Earl Brighton Masonic Lodge Methodist Church Ainsworth Methodist Church J. A. Krenmyre

Supervisors Open Economy Program in Des Moines

Des Moines reports the county board orders staff reductions to cut costs. Sheriff Park Findley must drop fifteen deputies, and the county auditor's office sheds four more. Total annual savings near forty thousand dollars, with treasury plans unclear for further hires.

Des Moines Munn

Students return to school after vacation across several districts

The article lists numerous students from Richland High School Webster High School and Davenport High School as returning to classes after holidays. It notes families from Clay township still own farms and mentions relatives visiting Des Moines and Keswick. Also referenced are local funeral attendance and a few names tied to area colleges and universities.

Rubio Marjorie Mout Mildred Warner Morgan Donald Hawan Lylbern Johnson Richland High School Francis Derby Webster High School Haxelnyder Washington High Alice Snyder Davenport High Schol Ardith Laithly John Fletcher Aer Hidemy Retha Johnson Lether Schmitter Ann's College Wilfred Fidhe Town City Chiltendebm Weeks Lappert Ala Wows

Christmas Day Remembrances Across Ainsworth Area

Local notes recount Christmas Day visits among families including Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rabenold and others visiting relatives in Ainsworth and Washington. Reports mention Dorothy Work’s illness improving, Wilma Marsh staying with relatives, and hospital care for Mrs. Will Brown’s mother. Shoppers and farm visits also noted as the holiday week passes.

Ainsworth Donald Rabenold T. H Will J. C. Crawford Bob Acheson Ains. Acheson Crawford LL. Colthurst Ro G. Pratt Waterloo Hl. Ro Baker Jaker West Chester Philip H. Taker Dorothy Work L.G. Roberts Ed Reese Craw Hfardaville Nia Wilma Marsh Will Brown Wilma Washington Fnn T. H. Will W. Duncan Alice Washington T.H. Will Baker Dener

Man Struck by Coal From Freight Train in Des Moines

Walter Myers was struck by a 75 pound coal lump tossed from a freight car as he waited for a train to pass. Hit on the head and left leg, he was badly injured and taken to a hospital.

Des Moines Jan Walter Myers Myers

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