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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1913

Page

4

Farm House Near Wellman Burns In Iowa County Fire

A well built Grant Griffith residence three miles west of Wellman was destroyed by fire yesterday. Valued at about five thousand dollars with three thousand coverage, the blaze started in the basement near a wood partition and a cook stove. The family were upstairs when found. The elderly owner, Mr. Griffith’s father, was moved to a nearby home, while officials consider removing him to the Anamosa reform school for safety.

Washington Grant Griffith Wellman Griffith

Alleged Burglar defies officials in jail escape attempt

In Cedar Rapids Harvey Lee alias Charles McBride shouted that irons and four foot deep cells won’t bring him before the grand jury after being locked in the city jail following a delivery attempt. He vented his frustration with repeated howls and near-escape bravado.

Cedar Rapids Grand Jury Harvey Lee Charles McBride Lee

Senator Proposes Free Westward Transport for Jobless

Former Idaho State Senator James N. Stacy urges free railroad transport to the far West to relieve living costs by populating new lands. He envisions using railroads to develop lines while aiding the unemployed from major cities to colonize and homestead, with the American Colonization Society near launch.

New York James N. Stacy Idaho Stacy Mr. Stacy American Colonization Society

Cut the High Cost of Living Ad Promote Foley’s Honey and Tar

Winnebago Neb reader W H Chapman recounts how Foley's Money and Tar Compound eased his children's coughs without drugs, saving a doctor's bill. The testimonial claims quick relief from coughs with a 25 cent bottle and no opiates.

W. H. Chapman Winnebago, Neb Foley

Bar Association Elects Officers at Annual Meeting

The Washington County Bar Association held its annual session yesterday afternoon with many lawyers present. President Col. C. J. Wilson presided as Marsh W. Bailey moved to re elect all officers, a motion carried unanimously. Officers beyond Wilson could not be confirmed, and several members could not recall the full list. Resolutions honoring Judge Preston were ordered to be spread on the minutes.

Washington County Bar Association Col. C. J. Wilson Marsh W. Bailey Colonel Wilson Journal Washington Preston Bar Association

New Haven Church Reopens Next Sunday Services Set

The New Haven church will be reopened Sunday January 12 with services at 1 am 2 pm and 7 pm led by Rev Catden formerly of Ames. A basket dinner is planned at noon and all are invited to attend.

New Haven Catden Ames

New York Crime Saga And Suffrage Campaign News

A chest of items from New York covers a crime tale of four gunmen facing executions after the Rosenthal case and police corruption exposure, a note on Tombs restaurant charges and grim city life, and General Rosalie Jones detailing a winter suffrage march toward Washington with plans to receive crowds along the route.

New York Rosalie Jones Albany Washington Philadelphia Baltimore

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