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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1923

Page

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Rail strike paralyzes Rhine transport amid French orders

Across Coblenz and Dusseldorf reports show a broad railway strike in the Rhineland with trains largely halted. French troops prop up limited services while German administration shifts to Frankfurt and coal output rises slightly. In Lausanne, the Russian envoy disputes a Bellgrade claim on Near East hostilities. UK moves to debate Euler valley linked to occupation.

Dusseldorf Germany Ruhr Coblenz

Lee and Meyers Sentenced to Ten Years

Harvey Lee and Frank Meyers confessed Saturday night to robbing a Mt. Vernon clothing store. They were sentenced to ten years in the Fort Madison State Prison, Iowa, to be held for a few days while further investigation proceeds.

Associated Press Harvey Lee Frank Meyers Mt. Vernon Fort Madison Towa

Gardens As One Way to Fight Radicalism

The General Federation of Women's Clubs with national leaders endorses National Garden Week in May to combat radicalism, beautify the nation, and educate children. City officials may expand parks, preserve beauty spots, and promote home vegetable gardens to boost prosperity. Agencies backing the plan include the Department of Agriculture, Federal Commission of Education, and various national garden groups.

Iny the Associated Res New York General Federation of Women's Clubs Harding United States Department of Agriculture Federal Commission of Education National Plant, Flower and Fruit Guild National Congress of Parent-Teachers Association National Society For the Preservation of Wild Flowers The American Horticultural Society National Florists’ Association

Louisiana man who disappeared returns to Monroe streets

Harold Trigestrom reappeared in Monroe at noon claiming he is back to stay after disappearing December night amid model band activities. In New Orleans authorities announce imminent arrest of Harold Tigestrom in connection with the Watts Daniels and Thomas Richards slayings per Attorney General Coco’s office.

Associated Press Monroe Harold Trigestrom New Orleans Harold Tigestrom Monros Watt Daniels Thomas Richards Coco

Naval Lieutenant Shoots Self on Huron Aboard

Lieut. Eugene H. Douglass paymaster of the flagship Huron died by suicide aboard the vessel in Manila. Capt. C. K. Stearns said Douglass was despondent over the disappearance of ship stores for which he was not responsible.

Associated Tress Manilla Eugene H. Douglass Huron C. K. Stearns

Deserted Isle Casque Remains on West Hebrides

A historic isle near the Hebrides shows a lone pointed casque as the sole remnant of a once lofty mountain. Only four landings are recorded with dates from 1816 to 1895.

Hebrides

Learning From Experience as the Best Teacher

A concise aphorism by Charles EF Carpenter on how experience shapes learning. It argues that lessons come from personal trial or from observing others, framing experience as the sole genuine educator. The quote emphasizes practical knowledge over theory alone.

Charles EF. Carpenter

Conservative Estimate Meaning Explained by UC Professor

A University of California professor asserts humans improve about 1 percent every 25,000 years, framing a conservative estimate of human progress. The statement appears in the Cincinnati Enquirer.

University of California Cinciinat

Treaty for Turks Submitted Today

Drafts of the peace treaty proposals to be handed to the Turks next Wednesday were to be submitted to all delegates today in Lausanne Switzerland. The Turkish representative gave no statement citing a difficult condition though one Turkish delegate expressed little hope that a rupture would be avoided.

Lausanne Switzerland

Turks and Russia Secret Treaty Reported

Belgrade dispatch says Tribuna reports a secret Lausanne pact between Russian Foreign Minister Tehitcherin and Ismet Pasha granting mutual military support in the Near East if hostilities resume. The agreement or its details are not independently verified.

Lausanne Switz Bellgrade Turkey Russia Near East Associated Press Belgrade Tribuna Odays Tehitcherin Ismet Pasha

Tony Gates Receives Life Sentence for Arson

In Council Bluffs on January 29 Tony Gates was sentenced to life imprisonment by Judge Thompson after a district court conviction for arson. The case followed his conviction last week.

Associatedress Council Bluffs Tony Gates Thompson

Bebe Daniels Undergoes Appendicitis Operation

New York January 29 The motion picture actress Bebe Daniels underwent an appendicitis operation at Roosevelt Hospital. Her condition was reported as most satisfactory.

New York Bebe Daniel Rosevelt Hospital

Indictment of Fred Lundin and 23 in Chicago school funds case

Fred Lundin and twenty three others face indictment for expenditure of school board funds. Bonds set at ten thousand dollars each by Chief Justice McKinley. Names include former and current school board officers, attorneys, business managers, and city officials from Chicago.

Associated Prege cHichag Jan Fred Lundin Silent Power McKinley William Blither Board of Education A. H W. Severinghaus Edwins. Davis Charles J. Fosberg F. A. Kanage John Campbell Charles E. Ward Thompson Politics William A. Bither Patrick Moynihan Ilinois Commerce Commission Wouls Piquett Jcity Chicago E. L. Offlighter School ‘Board Thomas J. Fitzgerald Fred Moynihan J. C. Michael Vernon MacDonald William L. Kaitehuck Andrew Metzger David Walsh Jen P. Aggerback Wade Curry James Wilson Jeremiah OtLlaly Thomas Hickey

Bobby Burns Still Popular

Bobby Burns remains widely admired with Burns clubs totaling over 300 across the English speaking world. The network of groups shows enduring cultural interest and regional spread.

Bobby Burns Burns

Three killed in Indiana race riot aftermath in Blandford

In Blandford Indiana an outbreak of race trouble led to a dance hall fight during which two unidentified men were shot and killed Sheriff Newlan was wounded and another unidentified man wounded. Authorities entered the hall after reports of gunfire at two black store proprietors. Most attendees were intoxicated.

Indiana Blandford Harry Nelwan Newlan

State taxes studied show eight to ten cents per dollar

Iowa state auditor Glenn C. Haynes reports that about eight to ten cents of every tax dollar go to state purposes, with nearly two cents returned to counties as state aid. In 1921-22 state aid totaled 1,265,067 for fairs, schools, and other activities, led by 330,072 to normal high schools and 299,997 to consolidated schools.

Des Moines Glenn C. Haynes P. C. Holdoegel Calhoun County Iowa Haynes Normal Training Consolidated Agricultural Societies Standard Rural Schools Farmers Institutes Assembly

Senator Buser introduces Ramsey tax cut bill in Senate

Des Moines dispatch reports Muscatine Senator Buser filed Secretary Ramsey proposed measures to cut Iowa motor vehicle license fees by about 35 percent. The plan phases in lower charges with annual drops to a 40 cent per hundred weight cap after five registrations. It lists specific fees for trucks and a one ton vehicle. The piece also covers House actions on code legality debates, a capital fireproofing appropriation, a new fourth judge, and a no-tobacco rule for the assembly.

Itty the Associated Rese Senate Ben. J. Gibson House Senator Price Gibson Representative Venters Johnson Iowa City Lake Woodbury Monona

Short Course Opens at Iowa State College

Officials at Iowa State College prepared to greet more than a thousand farmers for the annual farm short course opening today and running through the week. Courses cover direct farming agricultural economics animal husbandry farm crops and soils with a radio course among offerings.

Associated Press Ames Iowa Iowa State College

Iowan Dead After Runaway Tragedy

Charlotte Iowa Jan 29 John Steir seventy two years old died from injuries after a buggy overturned when a team of horses bolted Saturday afternoon.

Associated Press Charlotte John Steir

Nine Burned in Chicago By-Products Plant Explosion

An explosion at the By-Products Coal company plant in Chicago injured nine men, three seriously. The blast hurled twenty workers to the floor as steam rushed through the facility, with damage estimated at twenty thousand dollars.

Associated Press Chicago, Ill By-Products Coal Company

Assistant Attorney General Quits Job

Bruce J. Slick, assistant attorney general, resigns to join a local firm in Des Moines. Attorney General Ben J. Gibson has not yet named a successor.

Associated Press Des Moines Bruce JL. Slick Ben J. Gibson

War Vet Held After Killing Mother Sent to Hospital

Oskaloosa Iowa January 29 Lieutenant Martin a former war veteran who killed his mother here Friday was taken to the Mt Pleasant insane hospital this morning. Physicians said his condition was that of a raving maniac.

Associated Press Oskaloosa Lester Martin Mt. Pleasant Insane Hospital

Ungallant Swain Describes Dance Incident

The Chicago Journal recounts a teen narrator aged eleven describing an unwanted date with a twelve year old Swain. He invited her to a distant dance, accepted her consent, but pursued another girl and left her to return home alone.

Chicago Journal

Wouldn't It Be Grand If Tempers Could Be Rewound

A wry musing suggests a world where people who lose their tempers cannot regain their composure. The remark playfully contemplates self control and the absurdity of restored calm.

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