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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1920

Page

5

County W C T U Meets Thursday Convention in Brighton

Programs issued for the seventh annual convention of the Women's Christian Temperance Union to be held at the Presbyterian church in Brighton on Thursday July 16. Washington attendees include Mrs. C C Gardner and Mrs. Ida V Hough. The program covers morning and afternoon sessions with prayers, reports, music, readings, a Bible in schools talk, an Iowa WCTU activities address by Miss Christine Calilson, and a closing benediction by Rev W S Gardner. Officers include President Mrs Lucy Morgan Vice President Mrs Etta Brinton Secretary Treasurer Mrs Susie M Crown.

Women's Christian Temperance Union Presbyterian Church Brighton Washington W. A. Cook Brighton Presbyterian Church Brighton Union C. C. Gardner Wellman Union J. A. Hawthorne Washington Union Eliza Stanard Ainsworth Union H. W. Helmick Union Grace Galbry Brighton Young People's Branch Mattie Hadley Richland Iowa Christine Calilson Ida V. Hough West Chester Union Music Laura Chilcott Fairfield W. S. Gardner M. E. Church Lucy Morgan Clay Etta Brinton Susie M. Crown Lucile Statler

Hail Damage Estimated At 875000 Near Perry

Ray Folsom of Farmers Mutual Hail Insurance estimates Perry area losses from recent storms will top 75 000 with wider damage from Ripley to Des Moines. Crops ruined across a three mile strip southwest of Perry and a four by six mile area near Waukee. Insurance adjusters begin inspections this week and will assess total losses in the coming days. Some late planted corn may be saved.

Perry Ray Folsom Farmers Mutual Hail Insurance Association Dawson Minburn Ripley Des Moines Waukee Jamaica Berkley

Typhoid at Pella Des Moines July 12

Fourteen typhoid cases were reported to the Iowa State Board of Health from Pella. Epidemiologist D B Griswold of Iowa City went to Pella to investigate. Vaccination is advised and provided free. Dr G H Sumner notes possible contagion sources: milk, water, or a carrier. A carrier harbors germs without displaying illness.

Des Moines State Board of Health Pella D. B. Griswold Iowa City G. H. Sumner

Setting Cox Right and Missouri Backing Cox

A Missouri judge asserts Democratic success for Governor Cox, noting support in St. Louis and liberal areas will compensate losses elsewhere. In Knoxville a three year old fell into a rain barrel but was rescued with help from a passerby and an older boy’s efforts.

Missouri Cox St. Louis Oskaloosa Herald Knoxville Chas Wilcott Wilcutt

Prisoners Escape From Fort Dodge Jail in Mysterious Night

Three county prisoners Charles Doty Irving Puffer and Lloyd Spencer fled the Fort Dodge city jail in the night from a tool proof lockup believed to be the first escape of its kind. They exited through a window near the corridor after bars were sawed and pried. Authorities question how they bypassed the auto locking mechanism while suspects state they heard no noise.

Fort Dodge Todnay Charles Doty Irving Puffer Alias McWilliams Lloyd Spencer Doty Puffer Spencer Charles Smith George Gibbons John Butler George Sullivan Flattery Smith Gibbons Butler

Change of Tone Tells Much

A quotation notes that tone affects susceptible people more than unexpected words, citing George Eliot. The remark highlights how delivery often shapes impact beyond content.

George Eliot

Cox Daughter Explains Pa Views on Mug of Beer

Mrs Daniel J Mahoney daughter of Governor Cox of Ohio says the East convention crowd was narrow and that her father supports woman suffrage and beer for laborers while denying wine for the rich He avoids alcohol herself and defends Cox against divorce questions noting his abstemious habits and Catholic ties

Cox San Francisco Daniel J. Mahoney Ohio Fairmont Hotel Mr. Coz

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Brighton Pres Byterian Church Fannie Jones MR. Cox W. W. Graves Antoinette Funk Father Mr. Mahoney Fon Clothing” Company Cole Mannhardt Bros W. 2Nd Street Washington, Iowa Cole Motor Car Company Indianapolis Advanced Motorars
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