Tolander Promoted to Assistant Cashier at Bank Meetings
At the Washington National Bank annual meeting the only change was Harold L. Tolander moving from teller to assistant cashier. Weldin became teller. the board and stockholders re-elected directors including Cunningham and Wilson. Cunningham kept the presidency, Young became cashier, and Donald Bell and Walter Conner were named assistant cashiers.
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Washington National Bank
Harold L. Tolander
Weldin
Charles C. Cunningham
William A. Gook
Frank L. Wilson
Marsh W. Bailey
Col. C. J
Mrs Work Breaks Arm in Stair Accident
Mrs James A Work fell down stairs on Sunday evening and broke her right arm just above the wrist. The other arm was injured perhaps a small bone broken. Both arms in splints but she can use her left hand some and is getting along nicely and thankful the fall was not worse.
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James A. Work
Lent Hooch Party Probes at Veterans Bureau
Washington January 11 Inquiries begin after charges that liquor parties were held in the New York veterans bureau district office and that alcohol was served at a dinner hosted by a bureau ambulance unit in the district W F Lent district manager is relieved by Director Hines pending investigation of the allegations
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Washington
W. F. Lent
Veterans Bureau Office
New York
Hines
Vetieans’ Bureau
Postal receipts shrink slightly in Washington 1923 year
Washington post office reports 1923 postal receipts at 32000 dollars, down seven hundred from 1922’s 53000 plus. December business rose by 700, but summer and early fall saw a dip. Parcels handled reached a record high, offset by loss of Bruns seed house but gain from McCleery calendar factory. A new lock box parcel delivery service was started for downtown patrons.
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Washington
Bruns Seed House
Inter-church committee thanks donors for Christmas toy packages
The Inter-church committee extends gratitude to Clark and Enalins Lytye’s grocery Barclay’s grocery and Presbyterian Sabbath school classes for donations. Nearly sixty packages were given to needy city children each containing candy and toys with candy also provided to A M B Sabbath school children.
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Inter-church Committee
Clark and Enalins
Lytye’s Grocery
Barclay’s Grocery
Presbyterian Sabbath School
Keokuk Man Released on Bond in Larceny Case
Roy Carr from Keokuk was indicted by the local grand jury and brought to Burlington. He was released on a $1,000 bond and will be arraigned Saturday morning on a larceny charge.
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Burlington
Roy Carr
Keokuk
Mrs Springman Ill at Home
Mrs. Matt Springman is ill at her home.
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Matt Springman
Surety Bond Extension Notices For Public Boards
Public boards and officials are notified that certificates authorizing surety companies to do business in the state are extended from March 1, 1914, to April 1, 1924. The commissioner of insurance cites Chapter 176, laws of the 401 General Assembly extending license periods for companies under Chapter IV, Title IX of the Code. J. D. Glasgow, Clerk of District Court.
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Commissioner of Insurance
401 General Assembly
J. D. Glasgow
Rural Life Conference Set Across Cotter Haskins Bethel Churches
A three day rural life conference is announced to run January 15 to 18 in Presbyterian churches at Cotter Haskins and Bethel. Each site hosts the same program with evening services and multiple talks by Rev Theodore Morning D D Neat Day and other speakers, plus meals and Sunday school and church hour sessions.
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Rural Life
Cotter
Haskins
Bethel
Haskine
Veriiss
Rebel
Theodore Morning
D. D
Synodical Superintendent of National Missions
Iowa
Frank Schroeder
P. A. Mazzel
Co. E. Thompson
Haskins and
Theodore Ma
Géneril
Omer Woods to Face Firing Squad January 18
The Utah board of pardons rejected Omer R. Woods clemency appeal today. His execution by firing squad, chosen by Woods over hanging, is set for January 18. Officials confirm all avenues for escape have been closed.
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Omer Woods
Associated Press
Salt Lake City
Utah State Board of Pardons
Omer R. Woods
Brighton Woman Dies in Hospital
Mrs. Ernest Koch, 48, a well known Brighton resident, died today at Fairfield hospital from cancer after an operation proved unsuccessful. She leaves her husband Verne, children, mother, seven brothers and three sisters. The Koch family moved to Brighton eight years ago from a local farm.
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Brighton
Ernest Koch
Fairfield
Koch
Iowa City
Fairfield Hospital
Matt Keasel
Matt
Joe
Charles
Edgar
George Kessel
Brichton
John
Raymond
Woolson
Andy Duttweiler
Ed Hesser
Davenport
Attorneys seek bond reduction for Cockburn in Des Moines
Russell Cockburn alleged city hall payroll padder faces a state supreme court bid to reduce his bond from 35 000 after an initial 26 000 raise of 9 000 on county attorney motion. The filing aims to lower the security as the case proceeds.
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Des Moines
Russell Cockburn
State Supreme Court
Cockburn
Oscar O Rock, Iowa Bureau Chief, Dies in Minnesota
Oscar O Rock, head of the Iowa State Bureau of Investigation since 1921 and a longtime state agent of the Department of Justice, died today in Rochester Minnesota after being taken to a hospital a week ago following a heart disease and nervous disorders attack.
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Des Moines
Oscar O. Rock
Iowa State Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
Rochester, Minn
Capitol
Woods seeks clemency after affidavit to Utah board
On January 5 the Pardons Board refused Woods clemency. He later sent affidavits to the board and Gov Mabey accusing A C Vadney of Idaho of one of the robbers who killed Mrs Woods. Gov Mabey met Woods for two hours and plans to present recommendations to the board.
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State Pardons Board
Woods
Charles R. Mabey
A. C. Vadney
Council
Idaho
Labor party growth in England parliamentary gains
The Labor party in England has more than doubled its MPs since 1960 and seen a vast rise in votes. From 1900 to 1923 the party increased from nine MPs and 118 003 votes to 192 MPs and 4 386 845 votes.
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London
Labor Party
England
New Paneled Weaving Stock Sold By The Journal
A paneled weaving stock is offered printed or engraved on order by The Journal. The notice outlines customization options and availability for customers seeking personalized textile panels.
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the Journal
Salvation Army backs Mrs Reid anti narcotic film drive
Brigadier Boyd of the Salvation Army in Los Angeles endorses Mrs Wallace Reid and her crusade against narcotics. He appears in makeup in scenes directed by John Griffith Wray for the Fox feature at Culver City studios, rallying Salvation Army workers worldwide to support the project.
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Marne
Am Cie
Wallace Reid
Reid
Boyd
Southland
Los Angeles
John Griffith Wray
Big Iace
Culver City
Calif
Fox
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