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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1925

Page

7

Dog Waits at Church Returns to Brady Sons

In Waterloo on a Sunday morning the St. Bernard Doce returns to greet the two Brady sons at church after their father J. B. Brady died three and a half years ago. The dog had vanished then but reappeared last Sunday to welcome them after services. The story notes the dog’s loyalty and mentions an ad seen in the Journal.

Waterloo Doc Doce St. Bernard J. B. Brady Hart Renshaw

Mystery in the Campbell House and the Trust Case

Renshaw, newly linked to Campbell through a shaky arrangement, encounters a ghostly blue light and strange sounds at the Campbell mansion. He meets Madame Hvoeslef and, after errands in New York, learns of a puzzling leather bag delivery tied to a trust firm. He races through Manhattan to uncover who truly controls the bag and its contents.

Madame Hoopsler Renshaw Jenks Campbell Madame Hvoeslef New York Blue Circle Hart Atkins

Renshaw Confronts Rumors as Trust Vault Case Reveals Safety

In Peacock alley Mr. Renshaw faces humiliation as Verity Campbell and Madame Hovesler confront him. A tense exchange ends with the vaulting trust case declared secure, and the pair, with Mr. Atkins, confirming the reliableness of the retrieval before a cliffhanger continuation.

Renshaw Peacock Alley Mr. Renshaw Verity Campbell Madame Hovesler Madame Hypestes Verity Monsieur Trust Company Mr. Atkins

Senate Memorial Session Opens in Washington DC

Senate and House convene at noon in Washington with a memorial session honoring members who died during the war and a conference on war operation care. Formal sessions to continue through the week as lawmakers discuss the cause and care of war operations.

Senate House

London Plans Six Garages For Cars

London considers constructing several multi story garages to hold 200 to 6500 motorcars each. Currently the city has few large garages and most car owners do not drive into central areas.

London

Merchant Finds Audience By Mentioning Journal Ad

A shopper notes to the merchant that they saw the advertisement in the Journal. The exchange signals effective local advertising and audience reach for the newspaper's classified and business notices section.

Fort Marcy and Santa Fe Forts in the Mexican War Era

The 1846 arrival of Gen. Stephen W. Kearney's Army of the West in Santa Fe led to a salute from cannons overlooking the town and the naming of a new fort as Fort Marcy. Built by volunteers at low cost, it later gained significance in the Civil War era and tied to Spanish colonial history in Santa Fe.

Stephen W. Kearney Army of the West Santa Fe Kearney Jones Gilmer Fort Marcy William Learned Marcy United States Edwin V. Sumner Second Dragoons Military Department of Plymouth Rock Mexico St. Augustine Pia Fort Marten Fort Murey Spain New World Unies

Almanac of Dollar Nobility Linked to Yankee Taxpayers

In Berlin on January 1 Die Zeit remarks on a recent American income tax study naming the rise of high earners as the “Almanac de Gotha of the Yankees” and calls it the Almanac of Dollar Nobility while praising taxpayers who pay more than $10,000 annually to the government.

Berlin Die Zeit

Port of Havre Gains Autonomous Control

The French government grants autonomy to Havre port allowing port improvements and dispositions to bypass the public works ministry. Harbor construction will be under Havre Chamber of Commerce and a government appointed board. Poland to honor Mme Curie with a radium institute in Warsaw funded by national gift.

Havre Ministry of Public Works Champer of Commerce of Warsaw Poland Mme, Curie

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