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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1919

Page

5

Indicted Des Moines Policeman Charged With Liquor Sale

Police Sergeant Charles Hall was indicted on owning and keeping liquor for sale. The case ties Hall to bootleg liquor operations and possible police protection of bootleggers. Investigators say the probe has unearthed corruption involving several officers amid efforts to curb liquor sales to soldiers.

Des Moines Charles Hall District Grand Jury Hall J. W. Davis Eighteenth Street United States Department of Justice Harding Department of Justice Camp Dodge War Department W. E. Per- Lee Ab Day Day Fairweather William E. Per-Lee Washington Per-Lee Ben Woolgar Superintendent of Public Safety Woolgar Grand Jury Rippey Sergeant Hall

City fund paid liquor costs for officer in probe

Day alleges a lieutenant, who spent about 32 dollars on liquor while seeking evidence, was reimbursed from the city fund. The remark questions lack of cooperation in the investigation.

Day

The Usurper at Fox Theatre Promises Gripping Drama

Amusements note shows The Usurper starring Karl Williams with Louise Lovely. Plot spans Western ranch saves a damsel and a haunted English castle confrontation. James Young directs, strong supporting cast listed, plus a two part Big V comedy on the program.

Karl Williams FOX Theatre Mr. Williams England Nat Goodwin James Young California Louise Lovely

Clum Plans Suit Against Jim Pierce Over Exoneration

Des Moines July 14 Woodworth Clum secretary of the Greater Iowa committee plans to sue James M. Pierce and the Iowa Homestead for criminal libel following his exoneration on charges tied to the Panama Pacific exhibit funding. Other Iowa exhibit officers may join suit, with possible totals in the hundreds of thousands.

Des Moines Woodworth Clum Greater Iown Committee James M. Pierce Homestead Farm Paper Iowa Iowa Homestead Iowa Commission Executive Council Bales R. E. Bailes Clinton

Stars and Stripes Ends Paris Run After 16 Months

After sixteen months of service the Stars and Stripes staff leaves Paris to return to the United States. 145 enlisted men and two officers depart, with 3,506,000 francs net profit slated for the U S treasury, previously set to aid war orphans but redirected by a judge advocate ruling.

Paris Stars and Stripes United States Treasury Washington Judge Advocate Congress War Orphan Fund Chicago Tribune General Pershing United States Neufchatel A. E. PF

Five Hurt In Auto Crash In Council Bluffs

Four residents of Shelby Iowa and one from Council Bluffs were injured in a grade crossing crash in central Council Bluffs. The Shelby occupants suffered serious injuries and three may die. the collision involved an auto driven by Ernest Mowrey of Shelby at Eighteenth Street and Broadway.

Council Bluffs Shelby Ernest Mowrey Eigtheenth Street Broadway

Good Law on Dual Citizenship in Germany of 1914

The Delbrueck law of 1914 allows Germans who become citizens of the United States or another country to retain their German citizenship and allegiance. It states that assuming new citizenship does not terminate German nationality if the subject still complies with Germany’s allegiance.

Germany United States

Candy question after Charlie Ross tale

In The Main Point Eve, taught the danger of running away, is told the Charlie Ross story by her father who explains a man lured him away with candy and never returned. Eve asks if he got the candy, showing a child’s immediate concern after the cautionary tale.

Eve Charlie Ross

Camouflage Nell Talks Incessantly Satire

The Boston Transcript notes Nell speaks constantly to mislead others about her silence. The remark jokes she talks to prevent discovery of her real reticence or lack of content.

Nell Boston Transcript

Chicory Yields inCape Province Reach High Returns

In Cape Province areas chicory delivers 250 to 300 dollars per acre with Johannesburg as the main market for the crop. The report notes strong demand and brisk trading across the region.

Cape Province South Africa Johannesburg

Stop itching eczema with Zemo from your druggist

Stop itching eczema quickly by applying Zemo. Extra large bottle costs $1.00. Healing begins the moment Zemo is applied and most skin troubles such as tetter pimples rash or blackheads are removed with this dependable treatment from The W Rose Co Cleveland Ohio.

the &. W. Rose Co Cleveland

Beef appeal meets hard cash in Iowa debate

Henry C. Wallace urges beef consumption to help farmers but The Hawk-Eye notes shoppers face higher costs and flat demand. The piece discusses price declines, farmer interests, retailer and packer dynamics, and a proposed live stock census to address retail prices.

Henry C. Wallace Wallaces Wallace Farmer Iowa Houston Mr. Wallace

Movement to abolish script writing in favor of print

London reports a movement in its infancy advocating replacing script writing with print writing. Proponents claim the current system fails to withstand tests of comprehension and efficiency.

England London

Left Foot Largest and the Left Foot Bias

A humorous observation notes that the left foot is larger than the right in most people and suggests a casual theory that left leaning habits support this. It advises measuring the left foot first when buying shoes.

Porridge Analogy Marks Boyish Distress at Family Dinner

A narrator notes Bert refuses porridge due to distress and recalls a quarrel with his sister who scolded him for rude remarks to her friend. He defends himself by saying the girl affects him exactly like porridge.

Bert Sis

Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound for hair darkening

An advertisement promotes Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound as a home hair dye to cover gray hair. It claims subtle, natural darkening with repeated use, offering a toylet convenience at low cost and noting it is not a medicine or disease cure.

Wyeth

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