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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1932

Page

5

Two Women Die in Elkader Home in Suspected double Tragedy

An inquest into the deaths of Mrs Louis McLane and her 18 year old daughter Frances was postponed pending a fuller probe. The bodies were found by the husband and deputy sheriff Louis McLane after he returned from work. Frances lay with a violin in her hand beside an organ. a revolver lay beneath the mother on the floor as authorities review whether the killings were self inflicted or a murder suicide.

Elkader Iowa Jan Louis McLane Frances Wis Leslie Ockle Kate McLane Bueno Ted Adela Seslor Radcliffe

Man Recuperates After Gas Causes Heart Stoppage

W. L. Adams suffered heart irregularities after meals due to stomach gas. Adlerika relieved the gas buildup and he now eats freely without issues, per Sherman Bros., Druggists.

W. L. Adams Adlerika Sherman Bros

Des Moines Student Charged in Hit-and-Run Incident

In Des Moines Iowa on January 11 a student is charged as the hit-and-run driver in a collision that seriously injures J P Switt. The case centers on the driver who left the scene after the crash. Police identify the suspect and prepare further legal action.

Des Moines Iowa J. P. Switt

Iowa State student freed on bond after alleged assault

Webster K. Mason an Iowa State college student was released today on a 500 dollar bond after an alleged striking incident occurred early Sunday morning. The injured man regained consciousness but is described in serious condition with a fractured skull. Two fellow students James S. Klein and Robert L. Curtis both 19 from Burlington were released.

Webster K. Mason Iowa State College Mason Swift James S. Klein Robert L. Curtis Burlington

Ministers Gather for Iowa Conference at Des Moines

Between 400 and 500 pastors from across Iowa attended the statewide ministerial meeting opening at the First Methodist Church in Des Moines. Paul Hutchinson of Chicago, editor of the Christian Century, was the principal speaker with afternoon and evening talks to follow, as discussions were held after each address. The conference was sponsored by the Des Moines council of churches and the Des Moines ministerial association.

Des Mones Iowa First Methodist Church Paul Hutchinson Chicago Christian Century Council of Churches of the Des Moines Area The Des Moines

Desperate Border Showdown Between El Coyote and Morales

In the Mexican border tale, El Coyote plans to overthrow Paco Morales who has long seized peon property. Ted Radcliffe loves Adela Morales while Jito, Morales’ aide, grows jealous. A raid, a desert night, and a tense confrontation push Ted to defy Morales as Don Bob warns of powerful enemies and a looming feud that may redefine their future.

el Coyote Paco Morales Jito Anton Morales Adela Ted Don Lob Chance Don Bob Hell Jjito Bob Seiiors Blount

Rural church program set for sessions in Cottage Grove

Reverend James T Mordy of Cottage Grove Presbyterian leads a program on economic and spiritual problems facing rural and city churches. Speakers include Arthur E Holt of Chicago Prof E B Steiner Grinnell Geo W Godfrey Algona Royal Helbrook Iowa State College Kirkox Des Moines editor of Successful Partner and Henry Wallace of Wallace-Homestead.

James T Mordy Cottage Grove Presbyterian Church Arthur Ee. Holt Chicago BE. A. Steiner Grinnell Algona Royal Helbrook Iowa State College Kirkox Des Moines Successful Partner Henry Wallace Wallace-Homestead Company

Leaders of Railway Unions Meet Today to Discuss Wages

Chicago January 11 rail union leaders meet to discuss wage cuts and working conditions as a prelude to a joint meeting of the railway labor executive association and railway presidents. Nine executives will attend with 500,000 workers affected. unions propose a six hour day to distribute work.

Railway Labor Executives’ Association David BB. Robertson Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen Labor Executive Association Robertson

Ten Tularemia Cases Reported in Iowa During December

Ten tularemia cases were reported in December across Guttenberg Davenport Iowa City Washington Des Moines Fort Dodge and Eldon according to Iowa health commissioner D D Steelsmith. The notice urges caution for rabbit hunters and insists on proper handling and cooking of rabbit meat to prevent infection.

Des Moines Iowa D. D. Steelsmith Guttenberg Davenport Iowa City Washington Ft. Dodge Eldon

Discontinue Probe of Perry Elks Club Hold Up

The investigation into the Elks club hold up in Perry Iowa has been discontinued. Bert Roberts of Des Moines held at Perry was released Saturday. Authorities could not obtain evidence against the bandits who robbed the club while members played cards.

Des Moines Iowa Elks Club Perry State Bureau of Investigation Bert Roberts

China Claims Longest Continuous History in World

A claim that China holds the oldest continuous history, with earliest written records dating back about 5,000 years. The statement presents China as the world's first great civilization and notes its long cultural continuity.

China

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