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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1931

Page

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Ill Rogers Reveals Washington Swing and Debates

Ill Rogers reports flying from New York to Washington with Frank Peawkes and Casey Jones. He describes watching a heated Opera Comique cast argument as Senator Thoma seeks Indian aid, Curtis and he approving only scant relief. He notes a Democratic club meeting with Al Smith and a nearby Republicans’ club separated by a new speakeasy.

Washington, D. C Frank Peawkes Casey Jones New York Opera Comique Thoma Oklahoma Curtis al Smith Democratic Club Republicans’ Club

Iowa Senate Confirms Steelesmith and Clark Appointments

Des Moines reports the Iowa Senate confirmed the appointments of Sen. RE Clark as state insurance commissioner and Dr. D C Steelesmith as state health commissioner. Steelesmith remains in his post. Clark will succeed Ray Venter. The session also laid over Tom Way’s highway commission appointment. Government officials and lawmakers discussed road bonds amid broader budget measures.

Des Moines Senate RE. W. Clark D. C. Steelesmith D. W. Turner Clark Mason City Ray Venter Insurance Post Steelesmith John Hammill Tom Way Hiahway Commission Judiciary Committee Lincoln Sen A. Y. Blackford van Buren Iowa House

Special music by Big Men's Chorus at union service

A large men’s chorus at the union evangelistic service in a Methodist church performed fine numbers. Ministers on stage joined Mr. Clase as a septet, and many attendees indicated covenant experiences during the sermon. Ward schedules list prayer meetings and division leaders for Friday through Sunday.

Union Evangelistic Methodist Church H. Clase Mr. Clase C. R Yard West Main F P. W. Estwood Green Squires North Marion H. C. Close F. L. Wilson East Main Anna Scott

Peet Outlines School Remodel at Y’s Men’s Club

Supt J H Peet spoke to the Ys Men’s Club about the proposed remodeling plan for Washington schools. He advocated the 6 3 3 2 system and noted local investigations into junior high and grade school facilities. He urged a constructive program aligned with this plan for eventual implementation.

Supt J. H. Peet Peet Washington

Permit Rules for Moving Buildings on Primary Roads

Washington county motorists face state highway commission rules governing moving houses and buildings on primary roads. Tractors with certain cleats may be allowed if weight stays within eight feet total width. mud flaps and ice spurs banned. worn solid tires prohibited. forms available from Russell Frink. Seasonal load limits may be set to protect road surfaces.

Washington County State Highway Commission Russell Frink Washington Frink

Barnes Couple Shops In Crawfordsville Today

Mr and Mrs T H Barnes of Crawfordsville shopped today at the local store. The brief item notes their visit as part of a rural shopper roundup.

T. H. Barnes Crawfordsville

Dunham Visits on Business Today

B. E. Dunham was present on business in the area today, engaging in affairs related to his interests and duties as noted in local reports.

B. E. Dunham

Gas Pipeline Awarded Contract From Knoxville to Mississippi

The Oklahoma Contracting Co of Dallas won the contract for a 24 inch gas pipeline from Knoxville Iowa to the Mississippi near Muscatine. Continental Construction Co awarded the contract and aims to finish 100 miles by July 1. The line runs through Texas Oklahoma Kansas Missouri Iowa Illinois and crosses the Mississippi near Muscatine. Washington county location three miles north of Washington will host a booster station near Keota planned to stimulate gas flow. A large workforce is expected and land options were taken in the Keota region.

Muscatine Knoxville Iowa Mississippi River Oklahoma Contracting Company Dallas Texas Dalia Continental Construction Company Chicago Texas Panhandle Berger Oklahoma Kansas Missouri Mississippi Mlinois Washington County Washington Keota Keokuk County Continental Company

Red Cross on the Air Tonight Nationwide Broadcast

Dr F Y W Hastwood urges county residents to donate to the Red Cross drought relief drive as a nationwide NBC broadcast features Hoover, Coolidge, Smith, Rogers and others. Washington County quota stands at 700 dollars with a final contribution deadline tomorrow.

FY. W. Hastwood Red Cross National Broadcasting Company Calvin Coolidge Alfred Smith John Barton Payne National Red Cross Will Rogers Amos ‘N Andy Eastwood Washington County Washington White House Hoover N.bc Alfred BE. Smith Mary Pickford Friedla Hempel August Belmont Amos A

Washington Band Names New Officers

The Washington concert band announces its year officers for the new year with Grover Springman as president and Hubert Crail as vice president. Grant Humble is manager, Oakley Payne assistant manager, Will Manassier treasurer, Harry Springman secretary, Neil Humble director, and Hal Reister assistant director. The band prepares for the summer concert season despite declining temperatures.

Washington Grover Springman Hubert Crail Grant Humble Oakley Payne Will Manassier Harry Springman Neil Humble Hal Reister

Daisy DeVoe Jury Still Deadlocked in Grand Theft Case

Los Angeles January 22 The jury of seven men and five women in the Daisy De Voe grand theft trial shows no progress as they lunch without a verdict on 85 counts. De Voe, 26, former beauty secretary to Clara Bow, faces charges of misappropriating jewels money and costly clothing from Bow after a ten day trial.

Los Angeles Daisy de Voe Hbionde Clara Bow Miss Bow

Republicans Name C. B. Russell for Iowa City Mayor

Iowa City officials report C B Russell attorney has been nominated by Republicans to run against Democratic incumbent Mayor J J Carroll. Primary set for February 23 with the general election in March.

Iowa City C. B. Russell J. J. Carroll

Fire at Iowa City Causes $10,000 Damage

A blaze at the Pullman cafe in Iowa City caused an estimated $10,000 in damage and partially damaged the Blackstone Beauty shop and the J. C. Cohn Fur shop. Firemen cited an overheated furnace in the cafe as the probable cause.

Iowa City Pullman Blackstone Beauty Shop J. C. Cohn Fur Shop

Muscatine Faces Washington In Junior College Showdown

Washington junior college travels to Muscatine for a second season meeting with the undefeated Muscatine squad. A seven o'clock pregame includes Ainsworth and Washington high schools. The Demons hope to even the Little Six clash after a close loss last time.

Washington Junior College Muscatine Washington High School Jim Shultz Demons Barko

Aging Brighton Woman Dies After Illness

Lydia Madden 82 longtime Brighton resident died at Chariton hospital after a week’s care. Survived by seven children Earl Verne Jennie Madden John Madden Mary Bales Grace Hoff man Myrtle Hanlon and three brothers John Dey Clarence Dey Frank Dey. Funeral set for Friday at her home with burial in Brighton cemetery.

Brighton Lydia Madden Chariton Madden Lydia Dey Chariton Hospital William Madden Earl Verne Jennie Madden John Madden Mary Bales Grace Hoffman Elgin N. D Myrtle Hanlon Williamson Iowa John Dey Clarence Dey Crosser, Wash Frank Dey Houston Tex

Nomination Recommitted to Senate Banking Committee

Eugene Meyer Jr s nomination to head the Federal Reserve Board was sent back to the Senate Banking and Currency Committee for further consideration after Senator Brookhart complained he had not been allowed to question Meyer. The nomination was approved again by unanimous consent as supporters urged Meyers exculpation amid charges.

Washington Eugene Meyer, Jr Federal Reserve Board Senate Banking and Currency Committee Brookhart Iowa Senate Meyer

Five men die after drinking anti freeze solution

Five men are dead in Ashland Kentucky after drinking a solution described by Coroner R. Hunter as anti freeze. Police say the men joined a drinking party in a rooming house when the deaths occurred.

Ashland R. Hunter

Gamblers Robbed Her Says Woman in Springfield

Mrs Myrtle Tanner Blackridge United States collector of internal revenue Chicago told police she was fleeced of 50000 in cash and 207500 on paper by two men she met at the Abraham Lincoln hotel during a fare game in Springfield Illinois on January 22.

Springfield Iil Myrtle Tanner Blackridge United States

Supreme Court Expected Early Ruling on 18th Amendment

The U S Supreme Court was expected to issue an early ruling on the eighteenth amendment after hearing arguments on whether it was improperly ratified. Justice opinions suggested a decision by February 16 if not delivered next Monday, with a possible reversal without opinion. The court reconvenes February 16 after a three week recess.

Washington, Man United States Supreme Court William Clark New Jersey High Court

High School And Junior College Football Banquet Dine

Eighty ten and boys gathered in the high school basement for the annual football banquet of the high school and junior college squads. Herbert Judevine and William Kern named captains. no captain for next year. Dale Kiesey and Clifford Reinert received Klein plaques for top players. Clarence Logan presented the awards as Supt J H Peet served as toastmaster.

Dine Kiesey Reinert Klein High Schoo State University of Iowa Herbert Judevine William Kern Dale Kiesey Klein Klotoing Kompany Clifford Reinert Klein Company Clarence Logan J. H. Peet Kiesey Reinert Kern Jim Shultz George Freshwaters Milburn McKay

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Eugene Meyer Rogers State Senate Representatives Short Simmer John Fletcher Uupp EB R. Hicklin Louisa County Turner Hicklin Supreme Court J. J. Miller Ottumwa Union P. G. Widmer Mrs Charlie Long BIG Men’s Chorus Union Evange J. H. McCombe Israel God Egypt Joday Pharoah Christ Dr. McCombe Barabbas Ed Vinton A. A. Vinn Will Sickles East Fifth D. C Fulton T. R. Benn Hf. C. Wall C. W. Klein Glenn Mace Mast A M. Cowden G. W. Alexander East Madison Jennie Atchison C. J. Jungbluth South A. W. Henke S. D. Stewart South Marion A. A Vinz West Washington H. C. Clase Y’s Men’s Club George W. Wickersham National Commission On Law Observance and Enforcement Frank J. Loesch Congress Knox Washington Band Senator Davis Edward Martin Harminsburg Republican Committee of Pennsylvania Gerald Nye Martin James J. Davis Daisy Devoe Clara Bow Tnieh William C. Doran Ainsworth N. Carolina State House B. Frank Mebane Spray N. C North Carolina Towan Amine Meyer
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