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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1924

Page

6

Women Society Meeting and Community Socials Recall Local Life

The West Chester Methodist Woman’s Home Missionary Society met at the church with devotional and program leaders present. Talks on consolidated schools and mission work were given by multiple members, including district president Lola Gilbert. Also noted are birthday celebrations at Weekley and Wagenknecht homes, Sunday school events, a Des Moines marriage of Beatrice Wallace and George Novy, prenup parties, and social gatherings with meals, music, and games across the community.

Woman's Home Missionary Society of the West Chester Beatrice Wallace Des Moines P. J. Wallace Washington Iowa George Novy Joseph Novy Chicago W. A. Shullenberger Helen Warden Charles Susong Novy University of Chicago United Drug Company Des Moines Register Warden Chamberlain Hotel Mr. Brown Brown Hotel

Dawes Committee Heads to Berlin for Reparations Talks

The Dawes Committee of reparation experts finishes a Paris session and departs tonight for Berlin to continue work on Germany's finances. They will meet in Berlin on Wednesday and discuss banking and railroad issues with optimism for practical settlement options. The group notes unity in Paris and expects German cooperation for further examination.

Associated Press Paris Chas. G. Dawes Berlin Germany

Community clubs schedule meetings and notices

Local notices list multiple groups meeting this week. Rosemary club hosts dinner at the Casper home. Booster and Priscilla clubs meet with Mrs. Kyle and Mrs. Wright. K. P. regular session. Homesteaders and ushers attend evening gatherings. Navajo and Woman's Missionary Society hold afternoon sessions. American Legion Auxiliary installs officers. Zeredatha Council plans degree conferrals. Just Us club and Independent Club meet. Kolah club postponed. EB. Co. W. club meets. Bethlehem Commandery Knights Templar to work in temple order with refreshments.

American Legion Auxiliary Legion John Wilson Harold Tolander Bethlehem Commandery Knights Templar Order of the Temple H. T. Carris E. C

Iowa Tuberculosis Association Set For January Meeting

The annual meeting of the Iowa tuberculosis association and state health conferences of related groups will be held in Dubuque on Thursday and Friday January 7 and 8. Principal speakers include Dr. J F Pritchard of Battle Creek Iowa and Charles E K Snyder. Delegates will tour the Sunny Crest sanitarium.

Associated Press Dubuque Iowa Iowa Tuberculosis Association Iowa Sanitorium Association Iowa Trudeau Society State Housing Bureau J. C. Painter J. F. Pritchard Battle Creek Charles EK. Snyder Housing Bureau Sunny Crest

Reed and McAdoo Duel Over Missouri Delegates

St Louis Mo Jan 28 The fight for Missouri's 82 delegates to the national democratic convention opens with the state committee meeting. factions backing William G McAdoo and James A Reed vie for control as Reed announces his presidential candidacy.

Associated Press ST. Louis Missouri Democratic State Committee Wm. G. McAdoo James A. Reed

Davenport Lawyer Waterman Dies at 78

Charles M. Waterman, longtime Lane and Waterman partner and former Iowa supreme court member, died at his Davenport home after a lingering illness. He was 78.

Davenport The Associated Press Charles M. Waterman Lane and Waterman Iowa Iowa Supreme Bench

Birthday marks Iowa centenarian and church anniversary

Cedar Falls observed the centenary of Edward Corrin’s birth and the 95th anniversary of his link with the Methodist Episcopal church during a Sunday service. Rev. F. X. Miller, 87, offered prayer. Corrin’s 106th birthday was noted for tomorrow.

Associated Presa Cedar Falls Edward Corrin Methodial Episcopal Church F. X. Miller Upper Iowa Methodist Episcopal Conference Corrin

Samuelson sues Hayes for 450000 in federal court

Sidney K. Samuelson proprietor of a Newton New Jersey theatre files in federal court for 450000 alleging notes against Will H Hayes and several major motion picture producers and distributors as defendants in a New York action dated January 28.

Associated Press New York Sidney K. Samuelson Newton N. J Will H. Hayes United States

Supreme Court Bars National Banks From Branches

The Supreme Court rules Missouri law prevents national banks from establishing branch offices. In a decision for First National Bank of St. Louis, Justice Sutherland says federal law does not permit branch banking by national banks and does not conflict with state law.

Associated Press Washington Missouri Supreme Court First National Bank of

Obregon selects Quintanta as Tamaulipas governor

Pelio Quintant, former Matamoros customs collector, appointed governor of Tamaulipas by President Obregon to replace General Beneece Lopez who had served as military governor since the Lopez de Lara revolt. Lopez to focus on military operations in the state while civil administration passes to Quintana. Rebel bands based at San Fernando, fifty miles south, reported advancing toward Matamoros.

the Associated Press Brownsville Tex Pelio Quintant Matamoros Tamaulipas Obregon Beneece Lopez Lopez de Lara Lopez Quintana San Fernandeo Here

Charles Paddock Seeks Reinstatement After Suspension

Charles Paddock, the California sprinter suspended by the Amateur Athletic union last summer for competing in France without permission, has filed an application for reinstatement. William C. Prout, president of the union, said he will hold the application for the executive committee meeting in Chicago next week.

Associated Press Boston Charles Paddock California Amateur Athletic Convention France Wm. C. Prout Executive Committee Chicago

Plane Crashes. Lt. Rusk Killed Near Brooks Field

Lieutenant George Berald Rusk twenty five died when his aircraft fell several hundred feet and crashed near Brooks Field in San Antonio Texas. His father James F. Rusk of Clarks Hill Indiana reported as next of kin.

Aleman San Antonio Texas George Berald Rusk Brooks Field James F. Rusk Clarks Hill Ind

Three men confess home burglary in Cedar Rapids

Will Moody Daniel Roberts and Walter Bunch confessed to burglarizing the home of J. L. Miller head of the Evening Gazette. The sacking yielded about 1000 dollars in silverware clothing and other property. Roberts and Bunch were already held while Moody was captured in Mason City at police request. All are said to be former convicts with experience in second story work.

Fred Weekley I. B. Hoxworth Weekley Mr. Weekley Mr. Hoxworth Walter Brown Ed Myall Asa Harter Will McGinnis Hoxworth Velda Hoxworth Will Longer Hazel Longer Evelyn Hoxworth Johnie Weekley Ruthie Longer Helen Brown Associated Presa Cedar Rapids Will Moody Daniel Roberts Walter Bunch Evening Gazette Company Roberts Bunch Moody Mason City

Muscatine Loses to Quincy in Basketball Battle

In Muscatine yesterday afternoon the Maroons defeated the Muskies 44 to 32 after referee Bob Harmon ruled Muscatine players could not play under football rules. The decision ended a contentious clash at Quincy Til. Jan. 28.

Associated Press Quincy, Til Bob Harmon Maroons Muscatine Muskies

Presbyterian Notes Highlight Girls Sunday and Pageant

Next Sunday focuses on women and girls with the morning service led by them and Rev. Eastwood delivering the sermon. The Christian Endeavor society sponsors an evening pageant titled The Modern Quest. Wednesday’s prayer service will study the Gospel of John.

Christian Endeavor Modern Quest Eastwood Christian Endeavor Society

Notice of storage hours change for February 1924

Notice to storage patrons that operations will close at 16 06 p m on and after February 1 1924 except Saturday nights. Lowa Motor Co formerly Bevins Motor Co 9613 cod

Lowa Motor Co Bevins Motor Co

Merchants Told I Saw Your S in the Journal

A note directed at merchants states I saw your s in the Journal. The brief fragment hints at a newspaper reference or lost word, leaving unclear who the message targets or what s stands for.

New University Labour Party Organizes for All Seats

A new University Labour party in Britain aims to field candidates for every university seat. Lead figures include Arthur Greenwood and Professor Finlay of Manchester University, both previously failed candidates in university elections.

London A_ Universities Labor party Great Britain Arthur Greenwood Professor Finlay Manchester University

Former Official Turned Thief in Munich Bicycle Theft Case

Emil Pielmeier once minister of war during Munich’s 1918 Communist uprising was arrested on a charge of stealing bicycles. Police say he had practiced theft for months. Most other insurrection cabinet members, including leader Kurt Hisener, were shot by government troops.

Munich Emil Pielmeier Pielmeier Kurt Hisener

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Henry Wagenknecht Ainsworth Mr. Wagenknecht Henry Jr C. L.” Club Thelma Qingley Freda van Horn Martha Davis Mary van Horn Jas. Edmondson America Wagenknechts Fred Wagenknecht Robert Rudolph Wagenknecht Columbus Junction Guy Louis Louise Kilgore A. R. Oates John Tucker Mr. Tucker Cc. H. Hoxworth Louisville Kentucky Minneapolis Bernard Walker Town Mrs. Walker Washington Oil Co Dawes Committee Rosemary Club Chas Casper Booster Club Walter Kyle Priscilla Club Joe Wright K. P W. H. Siafoose C. C Kate Miller Graham Theatre Navajo Club J. E. Kunuth Woman's Missionary Society of the Bethel Church Harry Dye Zeredatha Council No S. M D. L. Carbaugh L M Chris Dittmer Independent Club John Pratt Kolah EB. Co. W Laura Graham Reed and McAdoo Hayes U. S. Supreme Court Chas. Paddock Quincy Presbyterian Notes South of Water Works Jake Hendrickson Haskins Royal Worcester Poosit Rothschild’s Physicians and Surgeons A. John Droz West Main St S. H. Bateman M. D. Blair Frank Boller City Mutual W. Washington St T. J. Pease Farmers and Merchants Bank Blue Mutual J. D. Dayton Westchester Washington County Austin Sutherland Washington, Iowa R. R T. A. Michels Morrison & Morrison Morrison Bldg North Side Washington, Lowa Prookhart Bros Law—Abstracts Opera House Mutual Phone CO. J, Wilson Wilson & Wilson Opposite Journal J. W. Butterfield Washington Loan and Trust Company Livingston & Eicher Law Abstract Department F. & M. Bank Bldg Travelers Insurance Co Hartford Conn
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