Journal's Weekly News Review highlights global and national moves
A condensed weekly sweep notes Kellogg anti war treaty acceptances by Britain and dominions, Hoover campaigning moves, Obregon assassination, rising anti Smith forces, Anastasia in America, polar disaster inquiries, Mexico arbitration repudiation, and looming payroll and rail shifts. It frames World War I era tensions with Iowa politics and press previews.
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Washington County
Iowa
Beau Gabreur and other features fill the week
The program offers Beau Gabreur starring Gary Cooper and Evelyn Brent as a French officer and love interest in a desert war tale. Also shown are The Gay Retreat with Ted McNamara and Sammy Cohen, and Tom Mix in Horseman of the Plains, with Sally Blane as heroine. The reel lineup emphasizes romance, action, and Western thrill.
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Gary Cooper
Gary
France
Evelyn Brent
Foreign Legion
Sahara Desert
Ted McNamara
Sammy Cohen
United States
Tom Mix
Sally Blane
O'Day
Tom
Triggertown
Beau Sabreur
Doeg Falls in Bowl Semi Final to Allison
John Doeg of Santa Monica, last year’s Longwood bowl winner, loses in the Bowl tournament semi finals to Wilmer Allison of Austin. Tommy Armour shoots 70 to take the Metropolitan Open lead at Westfield New Jersey. Tex Rickard warns Tunney over travel for the title bout with Heeney. Ma Robins of Ames faces Leslie Johnston in South Dakota tennis quarter finals. Sage Boy wins Melrose Stakes at Empire City for 2000 added purse.
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John Doeg
Santa Monica
Cal
Wilmer Allison
Austin
Texas
Tommy Armour
Westfield
N. J
Merie Robins
Ames
Leslie Johnston
Minneapolis
H. 7
Whitney
Sage Boy
Empire City
Dempsey Says He Will Not Return to Ring
Former heavyweight champ Jack Dempsey declares he will not fight again, leaving Chicago boxing fans with his lasting impressions. Miss Frances Drake reaches semi finals in women’s golf, Tod Morgan defends junior lightweight title, and the 122% Iowa Women’s Golf tourney is set for Des Moines. Johnny Weissmuller boosts U S hopes for Amsterdam Olympics as Tunney’s defense on the ropes noted.
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Jack Dempsey
Chicago
Frances Drake
Mre. J. A. Kennard
Des Moines
Andy G. Loy
Carroll
Iowa
Iowa Retail Clothier
Washington County craned into 1928 weekly notes
In Washington Ten Years Ago weekly notes from July 22 to July 27, 1918 recall motor accident injuries to Russell Bird and Orville Hedger near Haskins, a marriage license for Guy Elmer Lyle and Ruth Rittenhouse, farm and road work with local boys joining camps, church conventions, farming losses, and community events across Washington County including Des Moines trips and local sales.
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Russell Bird
Orville Hedger
North of
Haskins
Hedger
Bird
John Custer
Camp Pire
John
Lana Custer
Trever Letts
Floyd Letts
Guy Elmer Lyle
Ruth Rittenhouse
Keota
George H. Paul
Bob Willits
Edwin
Griffith
Washington Soldier Hero Albert M Huff of Kalona
Albert M Huff the first Washington county soldier to die in the Spanish American War died August 23 in Jacksonville Florida of typhoid fever. He served with Company D, 50th Iowa, trained at Camp Jackson and faced harsh camp conditions before illness. His funeral was held in Jacksonville and Kalona with community honors and ongoing grave marking by veterans groups.
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Washington County
Camp Pike
John Limering
Albert Donovan
Highland Park
Washington
First United Presbyterian Church
Howard Jacobs
E. J. Murphy
Owen McKevitt
George Karous
Edward Squire
Roscoe Anderson
Bruce Goode
Eugene Frechin
Ralph Moothart
Camp Forest
Lyile
Georgia
Owen McGovern
Sylvester Moothart
Glenn McCall
Walter Reed
Floyd Dunbar
Ezra Swartzendruber
Ames
Charles Kennedy
S. M. Logan
North Avenue C
C. J. Wilson
Donald Clair Entsminger
Milo Shalla
Iowa City
East Tyler Street
Col. D. FB
Macon
al McCoy
Maine
Spain
McKinley
Second Iowa National Guard
Jacksonville
Forrumer
Philippines
Company D
Albert M. Hu
High Pround
Itis
Albert M. Huff
Leon Beatty
G. White
Beatty
White
Black Jack Ridge
Ayler
Tenderloin
Ralph Conger
Carlton Wilson
Tom Messenger
James Baird
Vult. C. J. Wilson
Huff
Col. Wilson
W. A. White
Christian Church
Kalona
James Wilson
Walter Wilson
Tom McCarty
Ed Paige
Jones
Brady
Marson
Root
A. Dewey
Maynard Marsh
Adams
M. D. Ahrenfelt
H. C. Waddell
P. L. Parker
Vondrasek
IL. J. Oldiker
Soldiers’ Ladies Aid Society
Woodmen Lodge
Frytown
Cuba Libre
ofFittshugh Lee
W. T. Black
Sheraton
New Jersey
Letter
F. N. Crawford
Company UD
Des Moines
Cuba
Washington event roundup features fairs, clubs, and notable births
The page notes the Legion drum and bugle corps contract for Win field fair with other possible engagements. A large Country club bi monthly dinner drew about 225. Rev A A Vinz welcomed daughter Marjorie Bein Vinz born at the county hospital weighing 6 12 pounds. Local deaths, accidents, and civic notes include Mrs J W Patton hip injury and Irkin Hoechstetler bond case. Public works plans cover dairy inspector appointment and road improvements.
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Legion Drum and Bugle Corps
Winfield Fair
Marjorie Bein Vinz
A. A. Vinz
Iowa Voters Warm To Hoover Says Ex Governor Harding
W L Harding former Iowa governor says Iowans will warm to Hoover once they know him. Florence Sprague head of Drake art department will study in nine art colonies from Chicago east. Checks for 15 percent issued to First National bank of Jefferson depositors. total paid reaches 45 percent.
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W. L. Harding
Iowa
Hoover
Florence Sprague
Drake University
Chicago
First National Bank of
Jefferson
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