Walker and Foster Sign Contracts in County hog program
Lloyd Foster and Walker were first Washington county farmers to sign corn hog contracts after county allotment committee began. Foster will receive about 1554 dollars total with 1410 for hog reduction and 144 for corn. Walker gets about 690 dollars in combined payments, sharing corn payments with landlords and receiving hog payments in full.
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Lloyds
Lloyd Foster
Lloyd Walker
Washington County
W. J. Roundabush
Mr. Foster
Washington
County Corn Hog Association
Walker
J. F
G. M. Stewart
Roudabush
County
Wheat Association
Corn-Hog Association
Washington Y M C A Defeats Rock Island Servis Rubber 87 to 0
The Washington Y M C A basketball team beat Rock Island Servis Rubber 87 to 0 after leading early. Fuhr led with seven field goals, McClure had five, Wells four, Raymond two and a free throw. Previously the Y beat Enna Jetticks Mt. Pleasant in a home game earlier this week.
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Washington Y. M. C
Rock Island
Servis
Washington
Enna
Mt. Pleasant
Fuhr
McClure
Wells
Raymond
Auto Accident Reporting Under State Law
County motorists must report all accidents especially those with injuries. The article cites sections 5072 5073 and 5074 of the Iowa code detailing duties to aid injured parties provide vehicle information and report to authorities with penalties up to 500 dollars or two years imprisonment.
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Ehijet
Mendieta poised to become Cuba's president after overthrow
Col. Carlos Mendieta readies to assume Cuba's presidency as Carlos Hevia is ousted. Batista's forces seize the power plant to restore service within two hours while water supplies falter as strike actions spread to two eastern provinces. Robert Sorrell recuperates after surgery at Washington County Hospital.
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Carlos Hevia
Havana
Batistra
Batista
Cuban Electric Company
Robert Sorrell
Washington County Hospital
Former Catholic pastor Joseph Sueppel dies in Iowa
Father Joseph Sueppel longtime pastor of St. James Church Washington died Tuesday night at St Francis hospital Burlington He was born in Iowa City in 1870 and ordained in 1894 He served several Iowa pastorages and three years ago became chaplain at Burlington hospital burial planned in Iowa City
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Joseph Sueppel
St. James Church
Washington
St. Francis Hospital
Burlington
Iowa City
Father Sueppel
University of Iowa
Iowa
Burlington Hospital
Iowa Senate molds tax bill amid party split
In Des Moines the Farm Bureau classified transactions tax bill led the Iowa senate calendar after a party line 27 to 23 vote. Democrats split 12 for 12 against the substitution while 15 Republicans supported the move, signaling a dramatic shift in five weeks of tax revision debates started during the November special session. The measure would impose graduated taxes on retail sales and income, with specifics outlined in the bill as debated.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Farm Bureau Federation
Iowa Senate
Senate
Farm Bureau
Clyde L. Herring
Herring
House
Aschenbrenner Baldwin
Coykendall
Fisch
Irwin
Miller
Buchanan
Jones
Moore
Mullaney Reese
Stevens
Wapello
Tripp
Beardsley
Beatty
Bennett
Booth
Frailey
Hicklin
Hill
Hopkins
Husted Klemme
Lea
Nelson
Wenner
Wilson
Wynekoop Murder Trial Drama Focuses on Confession
In Chicago on January 18 the Wynekoop murder trial pivots to Dr. Alice Lindsay Wynekoop's alleged confession to the killing. Prosecutors and defense argue over the reliability and implications of the confession as the case unfolds in court.
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Chicago
Wynekoop
Alice Lindsay Wynekoop
Dollar craze spreads through Santa Monica chatter
In Santa Monica the talk is all about the dollar finally dropping to 69 cents, replacing a 60 cent norm. The piece riffs on arguments and curiosity about Greta Garbo rumored to be in the Arizona desert under assumed names amid a loose mix of gossip and headlines.
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Santa Monica
Cal
Tam
Greta Garbo
Arizona Desert
Jones
Brown
Kidnapping gang story centered on Klutas and Hackett
Julius Jones testified in Chicago that the $18,000 ransom in the Klutas case funded the gang before its leader was killed by police ten days earlier. He described an internal feud after the Hackett abduction and said the gang members set a price on Klutas.
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Chicago
Jack Klutas
Julius Jones
Gale Swelley
Frank Souder
James Hackett
Blue Island
Jones
Hackett
Klutas
Sergeant Harry F. Davidson Dies in Hawaii
Lieutenant WG Eldride reports the death of Sergeant Harry F. Davidson of the regular army, who died last December in Honolulu. Davidson had lived in Washington for a year and a half while detailed for cavalry instruction with Iowa National Guard officers and troopers. He served long in the regular army and was a World War I veteran captain in the quartermaster department.
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WG. Eldride
Harry F. Davidson
Regular Army
Honolulu
Davidson
Washington
Iowa National Guard
Troo
Quartermaster Department
Athletic Show Tickets On Sale In City Hall Benefit
Reserved seats go on sale today at ten Washington outlets for the athletic show at City Hall on January 25, hosted by the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post. Tickets cost 50 cents, ringside not discounted, with two wrestling bouts and four boxing exhibitions. Proceeds support the city hall emergency kitchen.
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Washington
City Hall
Veterans of Foreign
C. A. Neiawanger
Lemmon, McDaniel and
Phillip & Hebner Drug Stores
Todnew Arnold's Barber Shop
The
Recreation Club
Candy Kitchen
Casey's Restaurant
Diamond Inn
Chocolate Shop
Journal Office
Judge Mulls Confession Evidence in Jury Exclusion Case
Judge Joseph David indicated he would admit the confession as evidence after excluding the jury during the argument involving Khetu Wyne koop and the daughter-in-law. The proceeding centered on the admissibility of the contested confession and its impact on the case.
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Khetu Wynekoop
Joseph David
Two New CWA Clerks Planned for Washington County
Chairman Carl W Klein outlines hiring two clerks to run CWA office duties and relocate related offices in the county courthouse. The plan includes moving the poor overseer and health unit, and may shift the national reemployment agency to the courthouse basement.
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Carl W Klein
Washington County Emergency Relief Committee
CWA
Court House
Klein
Ss. R. Miller
National
Civil Works Administration
Overseer of the Poor Implements CWA Assistant Plan
The office of the overseer of the poor will relieve existing work by CWA activities. New assistants are to be added under the civil works administration program and will be paid from those funds.
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CWA
Civil Works Administration
Revaluation Bill To Be Hastened In Congress
Washington January 18. Administration leaders moved to push the two billion dollar dollar revaluation plan through the house this week due to the foreign exchange situation and the need for a stabilization fund. Congress faltered in fast action as Senate funding sought an explanation of monetary policy background and a dispute over jurisdiction delayed coinage legislation. In the senate debate, attention remained on the St Lawrence waterway project.
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Washington, D.C
U.P
House
Congress
House- Wells
Senate
Coinage Committee
Banking and Currency Committee
At. Lawrence
Three Burned to Death in Laddonia Tea Room Fire
In Laddonia Missouri Janes Pottminast, Stewart Garner and Garner's two children were killed when a fire after an explosion leveled their tea room. The victims were trapped in a bedroom. Authorities investigate the blast likely caused by gas. Garner was a prominent Democrat.
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Laddonia
Janes i
Stewart Garner
Garner
Kidnapers Demand 200000 for Bremer in St Paul
Edward G. Bremer a 38 year old banker and member of the Bremer brewing family is held for 200000 ransom. Captors opened negotiations two hours after abducting him as he drove to his office. Bremer is president of the Commercial State Bank and a family link to the Jacob Schmidt brewery magnates is noted.
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ST. Paul
U.P
Edward G. Bremer
Bremer
Adolph Bremer
Jacob Schmidt Brewing Company
William Hamm, Sr
Hamm Brewing Company
William Hamm Jr
Commercial State Bank
Betty
Otto Bremer
American National Bank
Hugh McCartney to be interviewed on WCCO Friday
Friends report Hugh McCartney will be interviewed on WCCO Minneapolis radio Friday January nineteenth at six p m The Washington native has risen in radio circles and will draw local interest Meanwhile John Younger brother of Hugh, a program arranger at Columbia Studios in New York, has been offered a Europe trip this summer for radio work
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Hugh McCartney
WCCO
Minneapolis
McCartney
Washington
Nix
John
Columbia
New York City
Europe
Mrs Jacob Conrad of Wayland Dies at 72
Mrs. Jacob Conrad, 72, of Wayland died at 12 15 this morning at her home three miles east of Wayland after an illness since last April. Survived by sons Joe Conrad Crawfordsville and Jacob near Wayland and daughters Mrs Nettie Springer Milford Neb Emma and Fura at home. Husband died in 1914. Also two brothers Peter Alliman Wayland Joseph Noble and two sisters Mrs Will Krabill Winfield and Mrs Peter Krabill Hot Springs Ark. Funeral at Sugar Creek church Saturday at two o'clock with burial in the nearby cemetery.
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Wayland
Jacob Conrad
Joe Conrad
Crawfordsville
Jacob
Nettie Springer
Milford
Nebrida
Emma
Fura
Peter Alliman
Joseph
Noble
Will Krabill
Winfield
Peter Krabill
Hot Springs
Ark
Sugar Creek
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Franklin Township
Franklin Center
Wes Chester
George Wright
County Farm Bureau
Paige
Washington ‘Y
A. Island
Rubber Company
Roosevelt
Professor Sprague
House Committee On Coinage
Andrew L. Somers
New York
Cers
Riverside
Imendieta
TODAY
Carlos Mendieta
Confession Center OF Court Argument
McNaught Syndicate
Lae
Sergt. Davidson
Hawaii
Harold P. O'Connell
M. A. Limbacker
Hurlington
Woo
Weston
Mass
St. Paul Brewing Millions
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