More Troops Land Today in Nicaragua Crisis
United States forces expanded in Nicaragua as 150 marines arrived from the Galveston at Corinto to guard the Managua legation and American interests. President Coolidge ordered the deployment amid growing foreign involvement and Senate moves to summon Secretary Kellogg for testimony on the intervention.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Corinto
U. S
Galveston
Eberhart
New York
Kellogg
Washington, D. C
Coolidge
United States
United States Legation
State Department
Senate Committee
Ding
Genate Foreign Relations Committee
Latin America
T. S. Vaca
Pan- American Federation of Labor
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Kelloge
Wheeler
Montana
Few Veterans Seek Bonus Certificate Loans in Washington
Banks in Washington report only a small number of World War I veterans have asked for loans on government issued bonus certificates. Institutions advise holding certificates for future value rather than borrowing now. Legion leaders largely support keeping certificates instead of borrowing at this time.
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Washington
Legion
Uterans
Kutsch Denies Expulsion From University
Sioux City Iowa January 5 Nick Kutsch Hawkeye football star denied reports he had been expelled from the University of Iowa He said he intended to return Thursday and finish the second semester He added he had not been kicked out and that any action would have to be known to him The university dean of men Robert Reviow said he had taken no such action and Kutsch attributed his delay to a late start in classes after Christmas vacation
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Sioux City
University of Iowa
Nick Kutsch
Hawkeye
Robert Reviow
University
Kutsch
Thursda
Second Prayer Service Draws Larger Crowd
The second weekly meeting of the prayer service drew a crowd at least a third larger than Monday. Dr. F W Eastwood spoke on The Relation of Prayer to Israel from Samuel to the Close of the Old Testament, urging obedience, vision, and broader objectives in prayer. The Wednesday speaker will be Rev Willard Wylie.
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Jessie J. Miller
J. E. Ream
Walter Johnson
Kenneth Carris
Glenn Conrad
F. W. Eastwood
Israe
Samuel
Br. Eastwood
God
David
Solomon
Eastwood
Mfe
Temple
Elijah
Isaiah
Daniel
Israel
Washington
Willard Wylie
Legion officer’s call to duty at Leon Beatty post meeting
At the Leon Beatty post monthly gathering last evening a local Legion officer urged action driven by prudent financial needs, emphasizing discipline and service over wealth. The remarks framed the group’s ongoing community obligations and the importance of collective support.
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Legion
Leon Beatty
Des Moines Legisaltors Arrive to Seek Speaker Support
Des Moines Iowa January 5 Republican legislators arrive for a sixty day session. L V Carter Hardin county seeks speaker and sets up at Hotel Savory with 66 house pledges. Dr T L Wolfe Linn county his rival plans a headquarter at Savory. Wolfe backs bank guaranty deposit law as caucus to choose speaker approaches.
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Des Moines
L. V. Carter
Hardin County
House of Representatives
Hotel Savory
Carter
House
T. L. Wolfe
Linn County
Wolfe
Northwest Iowa bankers rally oppose state road bond and seek bank deposits guarantee
The northwest Iowa road and bank convention with delegates from 26 counties adopted resolutions opposing a 100 million state road bond issue and supporting a bank deposit guarantee law. They urged federal Reserve to accept real estate for credit and approved a McNary-Haugen farm relief bill request.
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Emmetsburg
Iowa
Torough
Highway Commission
J. J. Allen
Des Moines
Federal Reserve Bank
Congress
McNary-Haugen
Indefinite Road Plans Await State Action
No definite announcement has yet came from the state highway commission on graveling or improving primary highways in Washington county this year. Plans may not be formulated until late winter or early spring and could be revised after legislative action. The commission awaits state assembly decisions on road matters before proceeding.
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Washington County
State Commission
State Assembly
Accused Treasurer of Dubuque County Resigns
C B Mullin who held the Dubuque County treasurer post for three terms resigned the new term. The county board may name a successor within a day or two. Mrs Mullin has asked to be considered for the office. The grand jury may investigate Mullin’s conduct, though no inquiry has begun yet.
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Dubuque
Iowa
C. BE. Mullin
Mullins
Grand Jury
Mullin
Washington Faces Burlington In Big Friday High School Clash
Washington and Burlington high schools prepare for a highly anticipated Friday basketball game at the local gym. Washington, rebuilding from last season’s close loss, expects stronger shooting with Fisher Bain H Tucker Baker Lytle Crone in the forward rotation. Turner and Weaver anchor guards as the two Tuckers show improved consistency.
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Lovcal
Washington
Burlington
Burington
Snook
E” ‘Turner
Tiedge
Burton
Wey
McKinstry
Fisher
Bain
H. Tucker
Baker
Lytle
Crone
Y's Men's Club Receives New Members
The Wash ington Y's Men's Club held a weekly meeting with twenty three members present. New members were initiated with a "spirit of 76" and a "spirit of 26" demonstration, which was not well received by existing members who walked out. New officers were installed including Richard MecCleery as president Hill Holland as secretary and treasurer Clarence Logan as vice president and Harry Kreider Lee Holland and Jesse Miller as board directors.
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Washington Y's
Club
Nhow
Richard MecCleery
Hill Holland
Clarence Logan
Harry Kreider
Lee Holland
Jesse Miller
Direcors
Road Commission Plans Likely to Change This Year
The article notes statewide road issues may force the road commission to revise plans. Last summer gravelling filled fifteen miles from Washington to Johnson county through Kaland, with aims for further improvements this year possibly altered by new developments.
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Road Commission
Washington
Johnson County
Kaland
British Reinforcements Move to Hankow Amid Chinese Unrest
British naval reinforcements head toward Hankow as Chinese mobs attack the British concession. US gunboats and several British destroyers and cruisers move up the Yangtze from Shanghai to or near Hankow, with American, British, and other foreign vessels on alert after clashes in Hankow and nearby cities.
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United Press
Hankow
Central
China
Yang Tse
Shanghai
Hongkong
Wu Chang
Hanyan
Nan
Hwankow
United States
Legion Posts Plan County Organization Across North Iowa
At Leon Beatty post meeting the American Legion began steps to form a Washington county unit. Dr P L Ketter leads county work in the north part of the first Iowa district. Posts in Wellman Kalona Riverside Ainsworth Brighton Crawfordsville Washington already back the plan. Committee members Cloyce Kerr and Waller Conner will represent the post.
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Leon Beatty
Amerian Legion
Washington County
Legion
P. L. Ketter
First Iowa
Wellman
Kalona
Riverside
Ainsworth
Brighton
Crawfordsville
Wastington
Washington
Cloyce Kerr
Waller Conner
Anderson and Stranaky Obtain City Marriage License
Arl D Anderson of Washing ton and Muriel L Stranaky of Wellman obtained a marriage license today in a district clerk office proceeding.
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Arl D. Anderson
Washington
Muriel L. Stranaky
Wellman
Final High School Tournament Dates Set for Iowa
Iowa City January 5. Three days of basketball March 17 18 and 19 determine the state champion in an eight team elimination tourney at the University of Iowa. Classes A and B hold sectional meets before eight district finals with one finalist from each district.
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Iowa City
Iowa
University of Iowa
PP. E. Belting
George A. Brown
Iowa High School Athletic Association
Secretary Brown
Consolidation Unites Cox Motor Co and Studebaker Garage
Today the Cox Motor Company and the Studebaker Garage in Washington announce their consolidation. Ray Cox gains expanded service capacity and storage while I W Shenefelt focuses on Studebaker sales and service. Oral Sweet and Guy Stansbury join the sales and service teams, with Lew Baker supporting the Studebaker department.
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Washington
Ray Cox
Cox Motor Company
I. W. Shenefelt
Studebaker
Stuedbaker
Cox
Mr. Cox
Studebakers
Mr. Schenefelt
Oral Sweet
Schenefelt
Guy Stansbury
Lew Baker
Start Movement For A Drum Corps
Leon Beatty post of the American Legion plans a drum and bugle corps formed from Legion members. Maynard Brown leads the effort, elected to organize and recruit as many service men as possible to join. Eighteen members showed interest and more are urged to declare early for rapid development.
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Leon Beatty
American Legion
Legion
Maynard Brown
Brown
Bill’ Brown
First 1927 Baby Announced Thursday
The countywide contest offers gifts from Washington merchants for the first 1927 baby born in the county. Journal asks physicians to report births by tomorrow noon with date time baby's name parental names other children and physician.
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Washington
Journal
Consolidation to Create StudesBak er Garage Business
A merger aims to combine the Betterment of Washington with another party to boost business for both sides and benefit customers. The new venture will operate under the name Studes baker garage.
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Washington
Studes Baker Garage
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Nanking
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Muscatine Legion Post
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Good Fellows Movement
Jay Brown
Henry Booth
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