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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1929

Page

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Speech From Throne Opens Parliament in London

The King read the first throne speech drafted by a Labour government. It outlines aims for early world armament reductions, disarmament talks with the United States, and plans to join the permanent court of international justice. The speech also mentions colonial cooperation, unemployment relief, a coal industry reorganization, and a survey of election laws to enfranchise women.

Londos Raursayn Ac Donald United States Charles G. Dawes Lord Ankey Great Britain Houses of Parliament House of Lords Beltish Customs India Lord Sankey Permanent Court of Internatonal Justice Soviet Tra King George

Montrose Woman Aged 105 Dies in Iowa Farm Home

Mrs. Margaret Phillip aged 105 died at her Montrose home near Keokuk Iowa She was born in Editburg and came to a farm near Montrose in 1859 Funeral arrangements were not yet announced at press time

Montrose Keoruk Margaret Phillip Phillip Editburg

Brookhart Probe Ends in Dallas Here to Return This Fall

Texas senatorial inquiry into abuses in federal patronage closed as Brookhart and colleagues left Dallas. Senator Lockhart said new evidence arose in the last 24 hours and the committee would reconvene in the fall to pursue issues left unresolved. Testimony connected Dave Morris with improper alcohol permits and bribe payments tied to Creager and other officers, with Morris accused of steering permits and a drug store payoff of seven hundred dollars.

Dali Tex Smith W. Republican Towa McKellar Tennessee Texas Lockhart al Department Allen Hailey Wilson Harding Hey Dave Morris Dave Morris, A Creager Dallas Morris le Bailey Morris Creager

Hammer Becomes Rotary Club Head at Noon Meeting

E B Hammer assumed the Rotary Club presidency succeeding Supt J H Peet who delivered a farewell address. Prof Owen of Assait Egypt gave an informative talk on Egyptian customs Nile weather sanitation and King Ti tomb while Ral Thompson staged memory tests for the program's highlight.

Washington J. H. Peet Th Ind Is. Hammer Peet Mde Ndt Hammer Eish Owen Assait Egypt Butt Tis Land of the Nile Titomb Rotary Club Ral Thompson

Legion Post Calls For Higher Pensions In Des Moines

At the American Legion post in Des Moines last night a motion was adopted urging higher veterans pensions. The proposal seeks to raise the maximum to 200 dollars from the current 190 dollars under the wartime pension plan.

Des Moines Fonne Post American Legion Tormon Totelly Peasement

Eighteen Hurt in Rock Island Wreck

Eighteen injured when a Rock Island line derailed near Des Moines. Four cars overturned causing the worst injuries to several passengers. A relief train and a specially assembled train were used to move the injured to Des Moines and onward. Officials indicated equipment trouble may have contributed, with an immediate investigation started.

Rock Island Des Moines Pen Othe Ficial R. Hilkerbaumer Muscatine Helena Sewart Cleveland Ohio F.C. Mere Little Rock Ark Fannie Roberts Robins B. L. McAninch Sohpson Towa McCracken Haven Conn J. Lockwood Josephine Los Angeles Calif Gertrude Schurk Laws Jean H.W. Barnard St Morris, Jr Louis McAnineh HM. McDonald Drexel Hill Penn

Washington puntry club plans Fourth of July golf tourney

At a morning meeting the Washington puntry club tournament committee set pairings for the fourth round of the handicap tourney and outlined a special July 4 event. Pairings include Brinton Clow Marple Anderson Benz with byes for Knauss Carris Shannon Moor e. Matches must finish by Friday evening. The holiday tourney offers eighteen hole matches with a 50 cent entry and prizes for low score birdies pars and other standings.

Washington Puntry Club Andicap Bob Brinton A. W. Clow Max Marple Art Anderson Don Benzman Guy Knauss Leland Carris Whi Shannon Albert Moore

Bootleggers of Iowa Lose Beehly Ruling in Montezuma Court

In Montezuma district court Judge Beehly ruled an automobile seized during bootlegging cannot be claimed by the new owner who bought the car after the seizure. The decision impacts bootleggers in Iowa and follows a Des Moines finance firm involvement.

Iowa Beehly Lowa Prank Beehly Montezuma Sted Des Moines Finance

Holiday Hours at Postoffice Thursday

Postmaster Harry McCall announces the post office will be closed all day Thursday July 4 with lobby open during usual holiday hours. Windows will not open and no mail delivery by carrier will occur. patrons should buy stamps in advance. Delivery window will be closed.

Harry McCall_an Carriare

Junior Band Sets First Formal Engagement This Evening

Members of the junior band will leave City Hall at seven tonight for their first formal engagement. Neil Hawble, director of the Washington concert band, announced the group should wear white trousers white shirts and black ties. Each member must bring a music stand. Transport is provided by Washington International company for the trip to Titus.

Neil Hawble Washington Concert Band Milburn McKay Washington International Company Kington Co Be Titus

Knights of Columbus Council Marks 11th Anniversary

The Washington council observes its 11th year with a graveside decoration and memorial services at St. Joseph's and St. Mary's cemeteries in Pleasant Plain. About 500 attendees heard music and speeches by Fa nan Lavery of Burlington, C. J. McGuire, and CoA Neiswanger of Washington, with J. M. Kelley presiding.

Washington Council Columbus St. Joseph's St. Mary's

No Prospect Seen of Early Tax Reduction Says Smoot

Washington July 2 The surplus of 185 million dollars at the end of the fiscal year far exceeded expectations yet members of the senate finance committee were pessimistic about tax relief soon Smoot said further reduction within the near future is unlikely.

Smoot Washington Treasury Senate Financey Committee Rerman

Fliers Honored At Gibraltar For Saving Franco Crew

Four of Spain's top fliers and the Eagle crew were feted in Gibraltar after a lengthy search and perilous flight. Commander Franco and three companions were saved after landing in the Azores and being found by the British carrier Eagle. Thousands cheered as Franco and his rescuers walked the gangplank, with flowers showered on the ship.

DRID Nish Eagle Ramon Franco Ibraupar Spain Lont United States Azor Franco Ruin de Alds Eduardo Gallarza Madariaga Cherring Asilroy The Toself Azores Galarza

Muscatine County Votes Pavement on 31 Miles of Highway

Muscatine county voters approved a $800 000 road bond yesterday to finance 31 miles of highway paving. The measure passed 1482 to 1042, completing the hard surfacing for the county led by the county board. Delaware county voters face a separate 500 000 supplementary tax vote tomorrow in a week with few other elections.

Muscatine Muscatine Coun Athuslarte Delaware County

One Chicago Area Child Needs Home This Summer

A group of foster children from Chicago area is placed with several families. James Reneck, three and a half, is temporarily with Mrs. Andy Peterson awaiting a summer home. Anyone able to provide housing for him during hot weather should contact Mrs. Peterson or Mrs. Greenfield. If unclaimed, he will be sent back to Chicago. Other placements include Charles Clemente, Rudolf Knott, Libby Steven, Ilo Stopen, Blower Sekerka, Annie Putka, Rose Nemecek, Lillian Horna, Stella Nalipa, Milkucek, Frances Straad, Helen Spactl, Lillian Pange, and Re Plese with various Mrs. or Mr. hosts in Iowa City and nearby towns.

Frost Betty Lou James Reneck Andy Peterson Peterson Field Thomas Johnson Martin Nol Tecek le Mt. Meek Charles Clemente Mes Rudolf Knottheras Libby Steven Karel Riverside Ilo Stopen Mes Jaumgarten Iowa City Blower Sekerka Ralph Wagner Annie Putka Wes Bob. Greenfield Rose Nemecek Stein Rubio Lillian Horna AL Huber Stella Nalipa Mies Dana Finch Lowa City Mie Milkucek McGee Frances Straad al Horsey Helen Spactl Clyde Gray Lillian Pange Lester ‘Thompson Plese UL Lat Cotter

Third of Special Sewer Tax Is Paid

City Clerk W H Fulton announced that about one third of the special assessment for the new sewage disposal plant has been paid. A total of 2195 parcels were taxed at 11 31 per lot, with payments due at city hall for two more weeks before turning over to the county auditor for tax rolls and collection by the county treasurer next March. Interest at six percent applies under tax collection rules amid expectations income tax receipts may not continue at the same level.

W. H. Fulton

Hoover names Legge chair of board with Teague as member

President Hoover announced Alexander Legge accepts the chairmanship of the board at twelve thousand dollars a year, a sacrifice noted as the greatest for public service. C C Teague of California is named to the board, sharing duties with Legge, and C Stone of Lexington, Kentucky remains vice chairman. Legge’s career includes leadership at International Harvester and service during wartime and in the Versailles peace mission. Teague, born 1873 in Maine, moved to California and led the California Fruit Growers Cooperative marketing and Walnut Growers associations.

Washington Hoover Today Alexander Legke White House C. Teague California Hooverge C. Stone Lexington Jouver Legge Teague Santa Paula Calif First National Bank of Lon Angeles California Development Assn Carriers Legislative Committee of California Hoover Dit Way Dane County Wis Robert M. Lakoltte Wisconsin Nebraska McCormick Reaper Company Paris Hoover Said Maine Ars California Fruit Growers Cooperative Marketing Organization Th Walnut Growers Cooperative Marketing Association

Eleven Wedding Licenses in Washington County Last Month

Only eleven marriage licenses were issued in Washington county clerk of courts for the month ending Sunday. The count is one less than June 1928. Through the first half of the year two licenses have been granted in Washington county.

Washington County

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