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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1924

Page

3

Nursing School Graduation Set for Anna Wolfe in January

Miss Anna Elizabeth Wolfe will graduate from Washington County Hospital School for Nurses with a three year course completed partly at University Hospital Iowa City. The ceremony is set for January 24 at 7 30 PM at the Methodist church. Dr Oliver J Pay of Des Moines will deliver the address. Wolfe plans to take the state nursing exam January 29 and 30 in Des Moines.

Anna Elizabeth Wolfe Nellie Wolfe Washington County Hospital Methodist Ebcurch County Hospital Board Fay Oliver J. Pay Des Moines Iowa State Medical Society Iowa State Council of Defense A. J. Ochsner Chicago Wolfe University Hospital Iowa City

Twelve Below Zero Marks Cold Wave Pegs Record Pace

The nightly low dropped to twelve degrees below zero per the official observer’s thermometer. The temperature was twelve degrees warmer than the previous record cold that began the new year. A moderation is seen today but readings stay near zero.

Cartoonist coins new word Raffkes in Germany

Berlin reports a cartoonist recently created a family of profiteers named Raffkes in his drawings. A play about the Raffkes followed and the term is now used nationwide in Germany to describe those believed to profit unduly.

Berlin Raffkes

Fiction Dominates English Book Production in 一年

In England during the past year 6 981 new books were produced and 3 259 second editions issued. Fiction led with 1 219 new titles followed by religion and theology with 675 works and humor with 17.

England London Lmookseller

Services for Mrs Fitzgerald on Friday

Funeral services for Mrs Thomas Fitzgerald formerly of Washington will be held Friday at 2 30 pm at the Goodin undertaking parlors followed by burial at Woodlawn cemetery. The party will arrive in Washington late today. She was sister of Frank Hilliard mother of Mrs Oscar Collett and leaves three daughters in Muscatine and two sons in Keokuk county with her husband.

Thomas Fitzgerald Washington Muscatine Goodin Undertaking Woodlawn Fitzgerald Frank Hilliard Oscar Collett Musecatine Keokuk County

Nicola son to attend Duroc sow sales in Iowa

Arthur Nicola travels from Chas. Nicola & Son to New Sharon for F. L. Williams Duroc Jersey Bred Sow sale featuring Harvester the World Grand Champion Boar. He will then attend Mike Trier's Keota sale at Wildfire's home to acquire sons bred to these sire lines for their fall litter program.

Arthur Nicola Chas. Nicola Nicola Son Arthur

Scarlet Fever Breaks Out in Richmond Area

Twenty two scarlet fever cases are under quarantine in the Richmond community. Some patients attend the Richmond and Kalona schools. Health authorities were notified in the last two days. The outbreak is among the most serious since the first cases appeared in the county, though few children are dangerously ill. Residents cooperate to prevent further spread.

Richmond Kalona

Cotter Girls to Play Local Team in Friday Twin Bill

Washington high school girls meet Cotter girls in the opener at the local gymnasium with a Washington Ottumwa boys game to follow. Cotter is rated among the top area teams and the Washington girls hope to challenge a strong opponent. Admission is 35 cents for pupils and 50 cents for others.

Washington High Cotter Washington-Ottumwa Washington Crawfordsville Ainsworth Riverside

Evening Schools Bill Moves Through Iowa Legislature

Senate passed a measure forcing cities over 15 000 to establish evening schools with possible citywide adoption for smaller cities while the house sought mandatory coverage for all towns upon fifteen eligible applicants. The chamber also approved bills on poor relief hospital care for emergencies and a labor bureau duty to pursue steady employment.

Associated Press State Capitol Des Moines State Free Employment Bureau Senate House

Presbyterians Tender Banquet With Education Board Speaker

The Presbyterian congregation plans a large banquet with over 160 reservations and a goal of 200 attendees tomorrow evening at 6 30 in the church basement. Dr Milton W Brown of the Presbyterian Board of Education will deliver the address, described as entertaining and instructive.

Milton W. Brown Presbyterian Board of Education Brown Chautauqua Tallent Presbyterian Church Finch A. Clark Boyd

Ridicule Huerta Tampico Blockade

Observers mock De la Huerta as no blockade materializes at Tampico. Federal reinforcements flood the area to protect oil interests. An four hour battle at Juan Casiano in Huasteca ends with rebel losses and prisoners released from Huesteca petroleum officials.

Tampico de la Huerta Obreton Juan Casiano Huastaca District Huesteca Petroleum Company Tuxpam

Prohibition Leaders Mark Fourth Anniversary With Events

The Anti Saloon League of America observed four years of the Eighteenth Amendment with a White House reception to pledge loyalty to prohibition and the constitution. Roy A Haynes said enforcement grows tougher and presented 1923 whiskey withdrawal figures vs 1919. Senator Ferris argued prohibition curbs crime and industrial ills.

Washington Anti-Saloon League of America Ciry White House Prohibition Coolidge Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Public Morals Capitol Roy A. Haynes Haynes W. N. Ferris Michigan United States

Dawes Leads Private Talks on Germany Finances

Paris January 17 finance experts on the Dawes committee met in a private conference to review Germanys financial condition while assistant economists continued to study the extensive documentary material provided.

Paris Germany Charles G. Dawes

Smith v Godfrey mortgage case opens in county court

Judge D W Hamilton began hearing Sidney S Smith against J M Godfrey and others over mortgage payments tied to the sale of the Smith farm west of town. Foreclosure led to sheriff sale last Saturday. Attorneys Morrison Wilson Keeley Eicher present. Grand jury dismissed after reporting no bills. a divorce was granted in Lela Fish v Charles F Fish.

D. W. Hamilton Sidney S. Smith J. M. Godfrey Smith Godfrey & Eldridge West Chester BE. D. Morrison Mr. Smith Col. C. J. Wilson Berlin Spencer Cecil Schmidt Charles Myers Lela Fish Charles F. Fish

Berlin Apple Riot Over Yakima Fruit

Vicious apples from Yakima caused a near riot in Berlin when offered from a peddler’s cart. The red and yellow Washington apples looked unusually large and wholesome, drawing crowds as people fought for a glimpse. Retail price was 600,000,000,000 marks or nine cents each, with few purchases.

Berlin Yakima Washington

Government tightens security after fascist plot claims in Poland

Warsaw reports the government enforcing the strictest secrecy as the judicial inquiry continues into an alleged fascist plot. The Polish Patriots Reserve, founded a year earlier during the campaign, is cited amid radical press reports. Numerous arrests have occurred with no prominent figures detained.

Warsaw Polish Patriots Reserve Wittes

Iowa Warm Up After Severe Cold Snap

The Des Moines AP report notes Iowa warming rapidly after a second brutal cold spell with Des Moines at five above zero by noon, up nine degrees from morning. Northeastern Iowa faced the deepest cold, Charles City at 22 below and Dubuque at 16 below, while Minot ND held 29 below. The weather bureau expected statewide temperatures to rise before night.

Associated Press Des Moines Iowa Charles City Dubuque Minot N D Weather Bureau

Workmen Who Buried King Tut Not Careful With Work

Luxor Egypt January 16 newspaper reporters examine Tutankhamun tomb joinery as Howard Carter surveys dismantling work. They note evidence of hasty craft by ancient joiners shown by smoky lamps and rough finish around the four shrines of the crystalline tomb.

King Tut Associated Press Luxor Egypt Tutaha Howard Carter Carter

Marks on Tutankhamen Shrine Reveal Ancient Workshop Details

The article notes copper marks from chisels and levers on the second shrine lintel and corner braises in gilding, with hieroglyphic guidance marks and a playful symbol for God. It describes dismantling twenty three parts per shrine, pinned joints, and the challenge facing Carter as he accesses the sarcophagus.

Tutankhamen Cancarcely Carter

Chicago Produce Market Totals by Grade and Receipts

Chicago market figures show creamery extras 52 and standards 51 with extra firsts 164 and seconds 44. Receipts reach 4 749 cases with firsts 849 39 and refrigerator firsts 2314 24 alongside ordinary firms 36 36 and refrigerator extras 24 26.

Chicago

Chicago Potato Market Steady On Light Trade

Potatoes steady in Chicago as 20 cars arrived and total US shipments reach 605. Wisconsin sacked round white priced 1.25 to 1.45 per cwt and Minnesota sacked round whites quoted 1.20 to 1.35 amid cold weather.

Chicago United States Wisconsin Minnesota

Water Drama Starring Jack Hoxie at Fox Theatre

Jack Hoxie in Men in the Raw delivers water combat scenes under a river surface and a daring under water chase with Tex Parker. Marguerite Clayton clashes with a giant steer as Hoxie and a strong supporting cast perform closeups without doubles, adapted from W Bert Foster story.

Jack Hoxie Universal Raw Fox Theatre Hoxie Tex Parker Margueritte Clayton Miss Clayton Sid Jordan Tom Kerrick J. Morris Foster William A. Lowery Hoxie Ranch George Hively W. Bert Foster

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