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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1931

Page

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Public figure Amon Carter greets visitor in Fort Worth

Fort Worth welcomed a visiting filmmaker who flew in on a regular passenger run. Anon Carter met the guest at the city limits aboard a special plane to ensure the visit proceeded without entering Dallas. The traveler aimed to support Congressman Garner's plan to divide Texas into 12 Democratic senate seats.

Fort Worth Tex Beverly Anon Carter Amon Carter America Carter Dallas Garner Texas

Red Cross Seeks County Help For Drought Relief

Washington County requests a 700 dollar quota as part of a national Red Cross campaign to aid drought affected states. A county executive committee meeting will plan actions while a telegram from St Louis urged vigorous fundraising and a 10 million dollar minimum nationwide. President Hoover issued a proclamation calling for 16 million dollars to support drought relief across 24 states and pledged closer coordination with the agriculture department.

F. W. Eastwood Washington County The Red Cross Eastwood Drouth Hoover Washington

Huckins Case Re-Trial Ordered By Iowa Court

The Iowa Supreme Court reserves conviction of George Huckins and orders a new trial. County Attorney Carl Hendrickson anticipates a prompt retrial in Cedar Rapids with possible reopening in the current term or the March term. The dissent notes concerns over prejudice and courtroom atmosphere.

Cedar Rapids George Huckins Carl Hendrickson Supreme Court Hendrickson Tuckins Walter J. Barngrover Fronsider

House Votes Today to Send Disputed Bill to Conference

The House voted to send the drought relief bill to conference after a week-long deadlock. A rules move produced a 215 to 148 vote on the previous question while the formal rule adoption passed 353 to 4 with three present.

House Washington Jan Snell Rules Committee

Mrs Lieberthal Dies in Los Angeles After Illness

News from Washington reports the death of Mrs ura Rich Lieberthal at 168 North Mansfield Ave Los Angeles California last Saturday She was born July 31 188? in Washington and was married to Dr Chas Lieberthal a dentist She leaves a son her mother Sallie Rich and relatives including uncles Dr Ludwig Simon and Dave Simon of Chicago Her death follows endocarditis after rheumatism and shocks relatives and friends

Washington Ura Rich Lieberthal Los Angeles California North Mansfield Avenue Lieberthal Sol Rich Pioneer Chas Lieberthal Third Street John Burroughs Sallie Simon) Rich J Lieberthals Rich

Washington J C C Faces Twin Friday Night Tests

Washington junior college basketball hosts two Friday games. At 7:30 they meet Tipton junior college, a prior Washington win, then face Ottumwa’s Iowa Success School, a strong local program. Coach Freshwaters expects a tough night for his 13 man squad as Ottumwa aims to even the season series. Admission remains 35 cents.

Washington Tipton George Freshwaters Ottumwa Business College At Washington Junior College

Mrs. R. S. Cook Falls at Home Near Harwood

Mrs. R. S. Cook, visiting from Michigan City, Ind., fell backward on basement stairs yesterday. She sustained bad bruises, no broken bones per X ray, and was taken to the hospital for treatment and shock.

R. S. Cook Michigan City Ind J. A. Harwood

Admission Prices Listed For General Public And Students

The notice states charges set at 25 cents for students and a higher rate for the general public, detailing the pricing structure for entry.

Hoover asks $106 million Red Cross relief fund urged

President Hoover appeals to Americans to contribute promptly to a Red Cross relief drive for drought suffering across 21 states. He stresses the agency as the sole relief body and cites a need for a minimum $106,000,000 to finish the winter program. He urges swift generosity to provide bare necessities.

Hoover Red Cross United States American Red Cross

Kalona Defeats Mount Pleasant in YMCA League

Kalona defeated Mount Pleasant 40 to 0 in a YMCA independent league game. The Montgomery Ward team forfeited to Wy man. Tonight in West Chester undefeated YMCA Leaders meet West Chester, with Ainsworth facing Brighton Independents.

Y M.C. A Kalona Mt. Pleasant Montgomery Ward West Chester Ainsworth Brighton

Cantwell Says He Witnessed Tribune Reporter Murder

Robert Cantwell Sr a veteran criminal lawyer claims he witnessed the murder of Alfred J Lingle Chicago Tribune underworld reporter He states Leo Brothers was indicted in connection with the crime and asserts his innocence amid the proceedings in Chicago dated January 138.

Chicago Robert Cantwell Alfred J. Lingle Chicago Tribune Leo Brothers Leo V. Brothers Alfred Jake) Lingle V. Harvey Brothers Cordell Jessen Webster Grove

Brighton Man Missing Today

A search continued for Gilbert Matthews about 60 years old who vanished from the Bert Smith place farm three miles west of Brighton. The bachelor was last seen in town Saturday and disappeared again after returning home. Sheriff R. H. McCarty aided the investigation. No new information by noon today.

Brighton Gilbert Matthews Bert Smith Here Mr. Matthews R. H. McCarty

Suspect Leo V Declared Innocent by Counsel After Conference

Cantwell, counsel for Brothers, announces innocence after a Cook County jail conference with Brothers, the suspect's mother Mrs. Cordell Jessen, and other attorneys. Scene ends 22 days after secret confinement and first mother visit since arrest on December 21.

Cantwell Brothers Cook County Cordell Jessen Leo V

Plane Tradewind Reported Missing Near Azores Sea

The Tradewind seaplane, carrying Lieut. William MacLaren and Mrs. Beryl Hart, vanished after taking off from Bermuda for the Azores. A San Miguel radio report said the plane fell about 20 miles from Mosteiros Point, St Michael’s Island, with searching ships and wireless contacts continuing but no trace found amid heavy seas.

New York U.P Mackay Radio Corporation President Garfield San Miguel Mosteros Point St. Michael's Island William MacLaren Beryl Hart Bermuda Azores Islands Hamiton Mosteiros Point St Michael's Island Garfield Azores Bery Hart William S. MacLaren

Friendship Day Observances At Union Revival

Community Friendship Day marked as part of the union evangelistic campaign with a Methodist church service focused on friendliness. A women’s chorus will perform tomorrow after 7 o'clock rehearsals in the church social halls, followed by Wednesday morning prayers at designated homes across wards and divisions with named leaders and addresses.

Union Methodist Church

Bird Picture Show At Y M C A With Mr Rosene

Will Dilg conservation league sponsors an evening at the Y M C A to feature bird pictures by speaker Mr Rosene. He will discuss years of bird study followed by a dinner.

Rosene Will Dilg

Bird Lecture Tickets Urged as Limited 150 Available

Walter M. Rosene of Ogden Iowa will present an illustrated bird lecture at the Y M C A in Washington with color slides by the speaker. Dinner at 6 30 in the community room, tickets 50 cents including lecture. Children up to 16 may attend after dinner for 10 cents. Shimek of the State University of Iowa will discuss the Iowa fish and game commission bill. Reclamation funding debate noted by local City league.

Walter M. Rosene Ogden Iowa Y. M. Cla Claire Dewey Rosene Lowa Will Dilg Conservation League Washington Shimek B. Shimek State University of Iowa Washington Conservation Iowa Fish and Game Commission State Department City League Washington, D. C Commissioner of Reclamation

Hammill Urges Road Bonds and Tax Reform in Farewell Speech

Governor Hammill delivered his farewell to the 44th Iowa Legislature urging adoption of a 100 million road bond issue and continued patronage of Iowa industries. He criticized political waste and inefficiency, advocated tax reform including potential income tax cautions, and proposed a state equalization fund to aid underfunded school districts.

Des Moines John Hammill Iowa Hammill State Board of Assessment

Court Announces Jury Assignment for January Term

Judge Frank Bechly completed the district court jury assignments for the January term. Petit jurors report January 26 at 10:00 a.m. Trials start that day with cases including Greiner v Shelangoski and others. Judge Bechly granted a divorce to Maude Deen from G B Deen with a property settlement and name restoration.

Frank Bechly Montezuma Albert Greiner Leo Shelangoski Cora L. Scofield Arthur Spears H. F. Griffin Ernest Elmer Kolosick I. G. Little Milton Smith Earl Dobson George Gingerich Rebecca Sanford R. E. Tobin Lester Ferguson Richard Disney Otis Robinson John Winja L. W. Ramsey C. W. Busby & Co H. P. Bratten W. H. Bush Bechly Maude Deen G. B. Deen

Farm authorities urge reduced acreage amid pressure

Amid ongoing pressure from farm authorities, the push to cut acreage continues as part of agricultural policy considerations.

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Ammill County President Hoover Cross Dr. Eastwood William M. Baxter St. Louis Department of Agriculture Huckins George Ituckins Grimm Elmer S. Huckins District Court Milwaukee Milwaukee Journal Crimm Elmes Huckins Emil Levsen William Speas Speas Junior College Tipton and Ottumwa Herbert Hoover Son Laren and Hart Horta M. R. Meek West Main H. ©. Clase Albert Cherry North Avenue Leigh W. Soule Oscar Burham East Second Rey A. A. Vinz W. Co. Mayhew East Main W. Klein Charles Brown North Iowa William Beggs William Lemon North Lowa H. CC. Clase J. A. Taylor East Jefferson W. P. McCaulley East Washington S. P. Telford George Alexander Madison D. C. Fulton Ezra Goodwin South Second C. S. Williams Charles Deuel South Marion Charles Frank Sage West Jefferson A. W. Henke League
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