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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1911

Page

4

Local and Personal Notes From the City

Local residents travel to Davenport and nearby towns for shopping and business. Visitors include Mrs H L Parrott, Miss Fier sie Peck, EK Neal of Des Moines, and Mebel en route to Verne. Others return home after visits with friends and relatives. a Burlington freight car delay affected the evening train.

H. L. Parrott EK. F. Neal Des Moines C. F. Lindell Crawfordsville E. L. Davis Burlington Mebel Verne Harry Ward

Ball Nine benefit shows tonight at both houses

Tonight features Ball Nine benefit performances at two venues. Patrons are urged to attend both events. local updates note ongoing community fundraising efforts and related social calls.

Daddy and Jack plan a pigeon house dream

In a playful domestic scene a father, mother Evelyn, and boy Jack imagine building a pigeon coop to deliver letters for a cent each. The father jokes about wealth, while Jack and Evelyn tease a city boy and get a bedtime story rewarded with a kiss before plotting the coop details and tar paper roof.

Daddy Jack Jim Waterfury Weir Europe Evelyn Rockefeller Smarty 7 Young Indy Tower Enid Doddy

Wiley Charged, Urged to Resign by Agricultural Dept Panel

Wiley head of the Bureau of Chemistry faced a personnel committee recommendation to President Tait that he resign amid charges of an excess payment scheme to Dr Rushy of Columbia University. A separate report notes vast forest fires sweeping Porcupine mining districts with up to 500 expected dead.

Fairfield Special Election on Franchise for Water Works

Fairfield plans a special election on August 7 to decide granting a franchise to Jefferson County Gas and Mineral company to maintain a city water works and supply water via pipes mains hydrants and pumps. The measure follows Pathieid's deep well and could bring an artificial manufacturing plant to Fairfield, with Hartman connected to the initiative.

Fairfield Timhe Jefferson County Gas & Mineral Com Pathieid Palefield Wl Hartman Hartman Tee Crean Company Jefferson County Gas & Mineral Company

Cedar Falls Liquor Crackdown Hits Three Drug Stores

Charges filed against three drug stores and four pool halls in Cedar Falls for illegal liquor sales. The Civic Improvement League has cooperated with the Iowa Anti Saloon League for months to curb liquor in Cedar Falls.

Des Moines W.C. Tarher Iowa Antic Saloon Dreague Cedar Falls Civic Improvement League Iowa Anti-Saloon League

Faithful to Duty Amid Jerusalem Siege

The text recalls Jewish priests at the temple during Poupey’s assault on Jerusalem. As the city fell they continued daily sacrifices despite surrounding horrors, choosing to fulfill the law at their altars rather than omit duties.

Poupey Jerusalem

Young Man Injured Near Milwaukee Depot Carnival

Grover Booth of Eureka neighborhood suffered severe injuries after attempting to crawl across train bumpers stalled near the Milwaukee depot. Eyewitnesses say the boy was dragged a block before release. He was treated by Dr. Bois and later showed improvement using crutches.

Grover Booth Eureka Milwaukee Depot Booth Boi

Brigade Reunion Set in Sigourney Iowa for 1911

Members of the Crockers Tow Brigade are urged to attend a reunion in Sigourney Iowa on September 6 1911 marking the th anniversary of the brigade’s organization. Local secretary J Eichelberger asks comrades to send notices with their address to spread the word and boost attendance.

Sigourney Iowa Parker Keokuk County J. Eichelberger

Automobile plunge ends in rescue as mother saves child

A Des Moines area crash near West Center schoolhouse sends Carl Shultz and daughter Viola Shultz to hospital after their car plunges 35 feet from a high bridge. Viola, trapped beneath the wreck, is rescued by her father and bystanders. she suffers back injuries but is expected to recover. Harry Armstrong escapes by leaping to the bridge railing. Witnesses Fred Stephenson and W. H. Mitchell aid the scene.

Oskaloosa Carl Shultz Grinhell Viola Shultz Harry Armstrong Oman Grinnell Iowa Central Tracks West Center School House Mr. Shultz Fred Stephenson Schee Wht Mitchell Ralsne Miss Shultz Stephason Dr. L. A. Dicers

Des Moines Woman Killed in Wagon Accident

Mrs. Ollie Kelpsrs Kelley of Des Moines died after a wagon accident Tuesday night. She tried to save her baby seated in the wagon as the team bolted along Ninth Street. An obstruction in the road caused the perilous slide and fatal fracture. The baby escaped unharmed. The husband, a Deloto customer, had been shopping at Farey Grocery on South Ninth.

A Moines Ollie Kelps RS. Kelley Des Moines Deloto Farey South Ninth Treets Min Kelley Hi Biock Ninth Street

Woman Dies After Incident On Street

A woman was thrown out against the curb and died after being taken to Mercy hospital. Police are investigating the circumstances of the incident and determining whether foul play or an accident occurred.

Mercy Hospital

Injuries from Runaway Hay Teams Near Sumner

In Sumner Iowa on July 13 Mrs. Kate Boehm was thrown from a frightened hay team and injured internally while July 14 Mrs. Fred Sell was thrown from a hay rake with a badly bruised limb after her team ran away. Mr and Mrs Fred Pipho suffered a severe leg fracture when their car skidded and Mrs Pipho jumped to avoid the ditch.

Sumner Iowa Kate Boehm Fred Sell Fred Pipho

Boy Kills Little Niece in Newton Home

In Newton Missouri on July 15 Harold Trotter, age unknown, shot ten month old Leota Trotter in her home. The coroner’s jury ruled accidental death after the child was shot in the head while crawling. The tragedy followed a warning from the mother to stop handling the revolver.

Newton, Fa Arthur Trotter Harold Trotter Leota M. J. Carey Trotter Joseph Trotter Harold

Amputation Necessary After Serious Condition

The report states that amputation was required due to a grave medical condition and emphasizes the severity of the patient's situation.

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