Washington Varsity Ups Ottumwa 23 to 13 on Ottumwa Floor
Washington high school held Ottumwa to 23 to 13 on Ottumwa’s floor improving weekly under Coach McKinstry. Vincent led Ottumwa with five field goals while Washington’s forwards Thompson Elwell Hill and Marshall contested every shot in a hard fought game.
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Washington High School
McKinstry
Ottumwa
Washington
Yount
Reguer
Duke
Don Duke
Ottumwa High School
Vincent
Niman
Korf
Hawkes of
Oskaloosa
Thompson
Elwell
Hill
Marshall
Kort
Solomon
Ninan
Mattheney Grove
Mattheney
Grove
Muscatine
Guy Carleton
High Schoo
Gay Waymack
Fisher
Badham
Howard
Crone
Conner
Bevins
Morrette
Eastwood
Palmer
Bain
Lewis
McCall
British to Develop Beet Sugar in Suffolk
British plan a beet sugar factory at Southwold Harbor Suffolk to open next season. A 45 mile railway feeder will move beets from about 200000 acres to the plant. The factory aims to produce around 8000 tons of sugar annually.
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London
Suffolk County
Southwold Harbor
Below Zero Temperature Rebounds to Eleven Above Noon
Cold spell ends as readings shift from one degree below zero to eleven above by noon. Weather bureau says the chill will be brief as temperatures warm today across the region.
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Weather Bureau
Anti-Saloon League Plans Aggressive 1924 Drive in Iowa
Iowa Anti-Saloon League officials unveil a broad 1924 program to back dry candidates in every election and enforce prohibition laws. 1,506 local committees will mobilize in cities and towns, urging church involvement and stricter city enforcement while aiming to send a solid Republican delegation to Washington.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
League
Iowa
Iowa Anti-Saloon League
P. Mc- Naught
Mc- Naught
Prohibition
Washington
Congress
Anti-Saloon League
McNaught
General Assembly
KE. J. Moore
Want Bankers Help in Stabilizing Iowa Corn Prices
Des Moines Iowa January 26 bankers of Iowa are asked to back corn growers to stabilize prices through a new Iowa Corn Growers association proposed by A J Banks Montour. The plan, using existing institutions, may leverage the state warehousing act and a potential export corporation to lift grower revenue. The group elected officers and a board of directors including J J Ryan Webster county and KB Corry Des Moines among others.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Lowa
Iowa Corn Growers’ Association
A. J Banks of
Montour
General Assembly
J. J. Ryan
Fort Dodge
Corn Belt Meat Producers’ Association
The
New Association
M. McFarlin
Association
Webster County
J. C. Dunn
Polk County
J. H. Habenieht
Calhoun County
W. W. Taylor
New paneled wedding stock printed by The Journal
Wedding stock featuring paneled design offered by The Journal printer. Printed or engraved to order.
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the Journal
Inquire Journal
Livestock Barns Burned at Seaberry Farm Near West Chester
A fire destroyed a barn at the Charles Seaberry farm near West Chester early this morning killing thirteen cattle and two horses. The blaze began about three o clock and the building and its contents were a total loss. Loss estimated over three thousand dollars with insurance on the barn only.
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Charles Seaberry
West Chester
Seaberg
Maxwell
West Chester Tigers defeat Sigourney 18 to 8 in fast game
West Chester High School Tigers beat Sigourney 18 to 8 with a strong fourth quarter surge. Ted Bauer and C Harland led West Chester while Sigourney's forward played through an ankle injury. Referee Lisle Ware from Penn College officiated the fast, clean contest. Coach Tandy plans a home date with Lacey next Friday.
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West Chester
West Chester “Tigers
Sigourney High School
Tigers
Sigourney Guards
Sigourney
Ted Bauer
C. Harland
Tandy
Lacey
Trainer Teaches Language of Wild Animals in Berlin Circus
Berlin editor reports Otto Seiler Jackson a tiger trainer with 25 years in the business. He says man eating beasts have a language learned by living with them and studying their moods. He cites voice, daily movement, and variety as keys while noting feeding tigers is tough due to meat shortages and prices.
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Berlin
Otto Seiler-Jackson
Seiler-Jackson
Europe
Hagenbach
Hamburg
India
Lord George Saenger
Bostock
England
Roosevelt
Africa
Bourbonnel
Jackson
Becaues
De Molay Loses 20 Members to Keota
Amos Chapter of De Molay reports twenty Keota residents leaving to form a new Keota chapter on February 6. Washington Chapter to institute the new Keota unit as Amos Chapter’s fifty members drop to reflect the loss. Glenn Eldridge resigns as master councillor to attend college. vacancies filled. Officers: Clarence Carris master councillor Wade Crone senior councillor Olav Bramer junior councillor Tom Carson senior deacon Robert Shields junior deacon Carl Kunath treasurer James Sexton scribe.
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Amos
Order of de Molay
Keota
Washington
de Molay
Glenn Eldridge
Clarence Carris
Wade Crone
Olav Bramer
Tom Carson
Robert Shields
Carl Kunath
James Sexton
French Naval Units Named for Animals of the Jungle and Sea
France selects animal themed names for new naval ships under the Washington accord program. New cruisers bear names linked to admirals and wildlife while destroyers and submarines carry a mix of fierce animal and mythic female names. Ships ordered for 1924 25 expected to be in service by mid 1925.
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Paris
Lorient
Saint Nazaire
Nantes
Clemenceau
Seven Seas
Dunkirk
Riviera
Lave Havre
Orage
Caen
Simoun
Tramontane
Mediterranean
Pyrenes
Alps
Bordeauix
Harfieur
Ministry of Marine
Cherbourg
Brest
Dauphin
Toulon
Antisaloon League Reelects Hillman President
Rev. John L. Hillman of Simpson College was reelected president of the Iowa Anti-Saloon League at Des Moines while D N McMillan of Sioux City was chosen secretary. The convention backed a campaign program to press public officers to enforce liquor laws and urged dry forces to lead a national example.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
John L. Hillman
Simpson College
Iowa Anti-Saloon League
DN. McMillan
Sioux City
America
Ferrells Star in Cedar Falls Oratorical Contest Duet
Mr and Mrs Grover Ferrell of Washington performed a vocal duet O That We Two Were Maying by Smith in the thirtieth annual contest at Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls. They entered twice and their singing drew favorable notice from the program attendees.
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Ferrells
Cedar Falls
Grover
Ferrell
Washington
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Smith
Sullivan and Jablonski Indicted in Mann Act Case
Chicago January 26 federal grand jury indicted Thomas P Sullivan and Jeie Jablonski for allegedly bringing two young women from Cedar Rapids Iowa to Chicago in violation of the Mann Act.
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Chicenge
Chicago
Thomas P. Sullivan
Jeie Jablonski
Federal Grand Jury
Cedar Rapida
Chicase
Finish testimony in drainage case heard in Kalona district
Judge Hamilton set 9 am Monday for hearings on the Martha G. Snider drainage dispute with the county board of supervisors. Jury trials begin Tuesday, likely spanning weeks, with several cases to be heard, including the supervisor controversy as the last jury matter.
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Martha G. Snider
County Board of Supervisors
Kalona
Hamilton
Washington County
Mellon Income Division Proposal Rejected by Committee
Washington January 26 The Ways and Means Committee rejected Secretary Mellon’s recommendation to bar husbands and wives from splitting family income for filing separate tax returns as allowed in eight states.
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Associated Press
Washington
Mellon
House
Ways and Means Committee
Republicans to Convene in St. Paul for March Convention
Minnesota Republican state central committee members meeting in St. Paul issued a call for a state convention on March 8 to select seven delegates at large to the party’s national convention in Cleveland.
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ST. Paul
Republican State Central Committee of
Minnesota
Cleveland
Attorneys General to Probe Gasoline Prices
Anoth er conference of attorneys general will meet immediately to investigate rising gasoline prices. Georgia Attorney General Napier and Nebraska Attorney General Spillman announced the plan, possibly to be held in Washington.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Geogre Napier
Georgia
Spillman
Nebraska
Washington
Dakota robber is caught at Fort Dodge
John Hanrahan charged with stealing an automobile belonging to Mark Kuhnen was found guilty of first degree robbery after a pursuit through several northwest towns that ended in Fort Dodge Iowa. Two Huron policemen were shot during the incident and Hanrahan was captured following the chase.
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The
Associated Press
Huron
John Hanrahan
Mark Kuniven
Hanrahan
Fort Dodge
Iowa
Senate Moves to Limit Woods Authority in Province Boundaries
The Senate approved a bill removing the governor general’s power to alter provincial and town boundaries at his discretion. The measure places such authority in the legislature, sending the bill to the House.
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Associated Press
Manila
Senate
Pennies for Relief Aid In German Child Camp Appeal
In Los Angeles on January 25 the executive committee reported $9,000 raised for the German child relief campampaign. A spokesman said inmates at the Norwalk county poor farm were moved by German poverty and suffering and contributed through the drive.
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Los Angeles
Norwalk
Ane
Anems
Germany
Miss Lucille Reynolds Visits Miss Clara Wallace
Miss Lucille Reynolds of the tenth came last evening to visit Miss Clara Wallace.
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Lucille Reynolds
Clara Wallace
Car of oil meal on track Monday afternoon and Tuesday
Farmers' Co-Operative Exchange reports a car shipment of oil meal arriving and slated for track delivery Monday afternoon and Tuesday.
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Farmers’ Co-Operative Exchange
Glen Laffer of Washington Seeks Ft. Dodge Postmaster Job
Glen Laffer a former county resident and brother in law of Mrs. C A Dewey is a candidate for postmaster in Ft Dodge where he now lives. He recently became Adjutant of the Ft Dodge American Legion post and has a noted WWI record including service as a captain on the Mexican border and major in 1917. He later instructed at Fort Sill and served with the First Division and the Sixty first British division overseas before returning to Washington Iowa and moving to Fort Dodge three years ago to work for A Garlock Insurance.
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Glen Laffer
C. A. Dewey
Ft. Dodge
Glenn
American Legion
Laffer
L. 8. Patterson
Ft Dodge
National Guard
Washington
Iown
Mr. Laffer
Fort Sill
Oklahoma
Deming
Iowa
Fort Dodge
A. Garlock Insurance Agency
White Sox to Take Six New Players in 1924 Training
Chicago readers learn the White Sox will bring thirty three players to Winter Haven Florida in March for the 1924 season. Six newcomers are John Burns J Stub Gallagher Richard Falvey Admiral Martin Joe Rabbit and Milton Steengrafe. The roster also includes fourteen pitchers such as Doug McWeeney and Harry Courtney.
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Associated Press
Chicago
White Sox
Winter Haven
Florida
John F. Burns
Shreveport
J. Stub Gallagher
Three Rivers
Canada
Richard Falvey
Notre Dame
Admiral Martin
Quebe¢c
Joe Rabbit
Muskogee
Milton Steengrafe
Doug McWeeney
Harry Courtney
San Francisco
Vanity and the Wounding Pride of Others
A compact reflection on vanity noting that others pride wounds us by its display. The saying frames social perception as a mirror that amplifies own insecurities and discomfort.
Smiles the dog stars in The Huntress at Fox Theatre
Colleen Moore leads a First National comedy drama The Huntress shown today and tonight at the Fox Theatre. The famous dog Smiles was chosen for the part for its unique ability to shed tears on cue and to act with minimal effort.
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Colleen Moore
Fox Theatre
Los Angles
Lioyd Hughes
Bela
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Scaberry
Chester
Wallops
Antisaloon League
Hillman
George Kron
J. Riggs
Rose Riges
Joseph Kirka
Josephine Birka
Washington Loan & Trust Co
Savings Bank of Brighton
Belle Waterhouse
Karl R. Riges
Johns
Black Et al
Katherine Singmaster
Wick Schmitt
Howard Morrow
Dakota
Woods’ Authority
Evening Journal
White Yard
Nice Brig
Hampshire
Morris
C. R
Rucker
Chas. Vincent
Chas Caldwell
Crawfordsville
Warner Finance Corporation
F. & M. Bank
Black
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Win Smouse
Eod
Ainsworth
God
L. W
Etre Journal
Glen Lafpver
Paramount
Theodore Kosloff
Ricardo Cortez
Robert Cain
Eileen Percy
Babs Weston
Richard Forestall
Babs
Forestal
Huber
Crail
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