Ford Battery Service Promoted And Local News Briefs
Local notes report Ford genuine battery service priced at 16 50 with Ford 13 plate. Mr and Mrs Earl Corbin and Mr and Mrs Joe McElhinney travelled to Chicago for several days on business. Evelyn Haugen ill at Junior High. Nate Fields named district Boy Scouts commissioner. Mrs Fields active with Girl Scouts. Mrs William Ferry dies in Guthrie Center. Nate Jones learns of stepmother’s death in Plainview Nebraska.
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Earl Corbin
Joe McElhinney
Chicago
Nate Fields
al Fields
Toledo
Iowa
Boy Scouts
Tama
Marshall Counties
Washington watchers note travel and local updates
Mrs. Rena Page is due in Washington this evening by Milwaukee tied to the death of her sister in law Mrs. F W Bandy. Several local residents travel and host families, including visits by Jay and Dempsey relatives and a notice of a funeral or service. Local figures Chris Bauer and Sam Knauss visit, with Knauss planning a Oklahoma City trip. A new electric sign lights Casey cafe front in Washington and John R Maney becomes Central Life Insurance Co agent in southeastern Iowa.
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Rena Page
Washington
Milwaukee
F. W. Bandy
Casey Cafe
John R. Maney
Wellman
Butterfield
The
Central Life Insurance Co
Chicago
Iowa
Washington Iowa Dog Rabies Order Muzzles or Shoot on Sight
The city of Washington I owa issues a rabies precaution requiring all dogs within city limits to be muzzled or confined until further notice. Any dogs found running at large without a muzzle will be shot on sight per mayoral order and health officer attestation.
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City of
Washington
Toledo Seed Prices Report
Clover seed cash values for January February and March list 19.30 19.45 with Timothy seed cash January 3.25 and May 3.20, indicating price figures for upcoming planting seasons.
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Toledo
Ohio
Clover
Timothy Seed Cash
Davenport Display Brings Home Comfort and Style
Yesterday two davenports arrived to brighten homes one taupe and one blue. The furniture is praised as the last word in comfort and attractive decor. Hog prices top at eleven dollars with fair warmer weather forecast.
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Taupe
Soviet Leaders Move to Oust Leon Trotsky
Moscow dispatch reports the central committee of the Communist Party began sessions to decide Trotsky’s fate within days. Trotsky, war minister and author of Lessons of the 1917 Revolution, faces likely censure as observers expect a decisive resolution even if he stays away from the meetings. He has retreated to a rural estate near Archangel Skoye, twenty five miles from Moscow.
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Moscow
Leon Trotsky
Communist Party
Trotsky
Central Committee
Communist Internationale
Archangel Skoye
Notable Residents and Visitors Add Life to Washington
Mrs Lloyd Morrison visits Oskaloosa to see her parents for a few days. I Rothschild of Iowa City is in town. Mrs Henry Rhodes ill at home in southwest Washington. Miss Myrtle Shields, six weeks patient at County Hospital, improves and expects to return this week. Harris McGugin of Wellman transacts business in Washington. Miss Jeanette Rothschild of Iowa City to sing on WHAA Friday noon February sixth. Miss Lijla Cherry arrives from Pavilion New York to visit Washington friends at Miss Flo Taylor's. A J McCord of Mt Pleasant visits Washington on business. Nial Nicholson arrives from Minneapolis for his mother’s death. Mrs George Barr and daughter Freda shop in Washington yesterday. A Dawson travels by train to Chicago. Billy Boshart of Wayland visiting aunt Mrs Will Jones. Friends of Mrs A S Smith of Mt Pleasant mourn her father’s death in Bloomfield.
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Nate Jones
William Ferry
Town City Hospital
Guthrie Center
Song
Washington
Jones
Owen Jones
Plainview
Nebr
Faye Corbin
Ezra Garener
Grant
Iowa
Myrtle Shields
Iowa Avenue
Jeanette Rothschild
Iowa City
WHAA
Lijla Cherry
Pavilion
New York
Flo Taylor
South
Marion Avenue
A. S. Smith
Mt. Pleasant
Bloomfield
Knights of Columbus donate to Legion rehabilitation and welfare
Gifts totaling 125000 to back the American Legion rehabilitation and child welfare program were announced at national headquarters. The Knights of Columbus contributed 75000 for rehabilitation while the American Legion auxiliary and the Forty and Eight each pledged 25000 to child welfare as the 5500000 endowment drive continues.
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Indianapolis
Ind
American Legion
Legion
Knights of Columbus
American Legion Auxiliary
Indian youth blinded in lye attack at reservation hospital
Albert Moore, a young Indian man, is hospitalized on the reservation after lye blinded him in both eyes. Doctors say he will lose sight entirely. The alleged assailant is Amos Morgan, also Indian, said to have acted over Moore's alleged attentions to Mrs. Morgan.
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Tama
Albert Moore
Amos Morgan
Moore
Bank Absorbs Another In Wapello Situation
Pur chase of the Citizens State Bank of Wapello was announced by the State Savings Bank of Muscatine. All affairs of the first institution were taken over but the Citizens State Bank will retain its name and continue its business under that name.
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Muscatine
Citizens State Bank of
Wapello
State Savings Bank
Citizens State Bank
Iowa Night News Summary
Governor Hammill canceled a speaking engagement with the farmers grain dealers association. A confessed forgery tied to Plymouth County Savings Bank closures appeared in letters from Los Angeles allegedly by ex banker W J Martin. Tschirig divorce case reopened with new affidavits. Pussyfoot Johnson spoke on prohibition in Keokuk. Bishop Morisson urged youth work at Iowa Diocese annual address. Sioux Valley Eye and Bar academy ended with officer elections, Dr. Fred Bailey elected vice president.
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Sioux City
Sioux Valley Eye and Bar Academy
Fred Bailey
Cedar Rapids
College Football Scores From Weekend Games
Kansas Aggies defeated Drake 33 to 17 while Des Moines University beat Parsons Northwestern 22 to 15. Minnesota led Wisconsin 14 to 16 and Oklahoma edged Ames 27 to 24. Columbia topped Harvard 26 to 21 and Upper Iowa defeated Western Union 22 to 12.
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Kansas Aggies
Drake
Des Moines University
Parsons
Northwestern
Minnesota
Michigan
Wisconsin
Oklahoma
Ames
Columbia
Harvard
Upper Iowa
Western Union
World Scenes Reported In Brief From Five Cities
General Pershing met with Argentina's President de Alvear and visited the Argentine Industrial Exposition in Buenos Aires. In Manila RCA announced plans for a super radio station. Italy began laying a cable to link Italy with the United States at Anzio. In London Asquith may accept a peerage. Delhi opened the legislative session under the Earl of Reading. A fire at the Engiza Theatre in Tokyo sent 2000 people fleeing with no injuries reported.
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Buenos Aires
John 4. Pershing
President de Alvear
McAtee Arrested in Des Moines on Old Polk County Indictment
J W McAtee was arrested in the Des Moines county jail on a warrant from Seattle charging bigamy and desertion after a Polk County grand jury returned an indictment ten years ago. He came to Des Moines fifteen years ago and later left his home to desert wife and child.
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Des Moines
J. W. McAtee
Polk County Grand Jury
McAtee
Seattle
Wash
Desperate Inmate Duel Ends in Fatal Mop Attack
A violent confrontation at the Wauwatosa hospital for the insane in Milwaukee left John Kuehn dead after inmate Albert Joe used a mop as a weapon during a dispute. Police reported the fatal attack occurred in the hospital ward with heavy mops used as improvised weapons.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wauwatosa
John Kuehn
Albert Joe
Germany pledges fulfillment of London agreement
Berlin reports the new German government under Chancellor Dr Hans Luther pledges legal fulfillment of the London Dawes plan and strict enforcement of the related law dictat. It demands reciprocal royalty from signatories. The Cologne area non evacuation is called a London agreement violation and negotiations for settlement are planned. Luther vows treasonous attempts to alter the republic will be resisted.
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Berlin
Germany
London
Hans Luther
Reichstag
Cologne
Luther
French Catholics and communists clash in Aix en Provence
Catholic processions and Communist parades converged in Aix en Provence as protest against the government’s religious policy continued. Two factions clashed briefly in the street, with police reinforcements keeping the disturbance from escalating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Aix en-Provence
General de Castelnau
National Catholic Federation
International
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Jackie Coogan
Bos of
Flanders
Jack Coogan, SR
Directed By
Victor Schertzinger
Ouida
Dog
Walter Anthony
Income Tax Service
Ayton Temple
Washington, la
Kentucky
John Shields & Sons
Ben
Stewart Hotel
Abe Martin
Artie Small
Carlson& Trier
McElhinney Drug Co
Ford Battery
Harry Phillips
Ilinois
W. W. Bowers
Davenport
Masonic Study Club
Evelyn Haugen
Junior Hi
W E Jones
Elred Dayton
Brighton
Washington Motor Company
Wil. Lervice
Jay McNamara
T. J. Dempsey
Robert McNamara
Dempsey
Harry Dickerson
J. R. Branchflower
Sam Knauss
State Soldiers Home
Marshalltown
Cty
Mrs. Quick
Wichita Falls
Texas
Ww. I. L
Floyd Beatty
Harold Daggett
Caroline Johns
Oskaloosa
Mr. Beatty
Della Young
Fairfield
Walter Johnson
John R. Ia
J. E. Rittler
Carl Hedges
Will Jones
Bobby Jessup
Long Beach
California
Ira Jessup
Jessup
Will Allen
Wayland
C. W. Stewart
Washington Oil Co
Lloyd Morrison
I. Rothschild
Town
Henry Rhodes
Harris McGugin
J.C. McCord
Mt Pleasant
Nial Nicholson
Minneapolis
George Barr
Freda of
A. J. Dawson
Billy Boshart
Fort Dodge
Hammill
Farmers-Grain Dealers’ Association
Tschirig
Anthony Tschirig
Keokuk
Pussyfoot" Johnson
T. N. Morrison
the Episcopal Church
Cable Briefs
Manila
Radio Corporation of America
Anzio
Italy
United States
Herbert H. Asquith
Delhi
India
Earl of Reading
Tokic
Engiza
Water Works
Blanket, Tex
Washington Cleaners
Wisie Long
South Side Square Call
Calles
Adolfo B. Calles
Plutarcho Elias Calles
Mexico
San Antonio
Tex
Fair Store
South Side Sq
Ella Cherry
J. W. Hendrickson
Gladwin
Schulty Garage
Clark & Ross
Curtis Taxi
Arnold’s
Ward Publishing Co
W. Hast Si
Chicago, I
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