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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1926

Page

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Brookhart Wins Iowa G.O.P. Nomination for Senate

Smith W. Brookhart accepted as United States senator nominee by Iowa Republicans at the state convention. He vowed to return to Washington to tell the truth about conditions in Iowa while urging farm relief and unity within the party. The platform backed farm policy, tariff protection, and stable agriculture pricing, with concerns over President Coolidge and agricultural legislation.

Dus Moines Coone Smith W. Brokhart United States State Central Committees Washington Iowa Brookhart Daniel F. Steck Great Progressive Party Albert B. Cummins Republican Party of

Convention slate set after no nominations made in debate

Willis Stern of Logan was named chairman of the new central committee succeeding Burt B. Burnquist of Fort Dodge. Martha McClure of Mount Pleasant was again chosen vice chairman and Alfred C. Mueller of Davenport treasurer. E. R. Hicklin of Wapello will serve as secretary temporarily. Seven new members were selected. the committee is seen as more favorable to Col. Brookhart. Resolutions were not agreed, and the closed session was tense.

Willis Stern Logan Central Committee Burt B. Burnquist Fort Dodge Martha McClure Mount Pleasant Alfred C. Mueller Davenport E. R. Hicklin Wapello Brookhart Frank O. Lowden Ilinois Senate

Irregularities Charged in Closed Georgia Bank Case

Investigators report bank funds used for bucket shop speculation and fictitious liens to conceal diverted funds at Bankers Trust Company. Solicitor John A. Berkin announces bankruptcy actions and vows vigorous prosecution. Fulton county grand jury probes bankruptcy and related irregularities.

Atlantic Bankers Trust Company John A. Berkir Te Bankers Trust Company Irvia Florida Ths Bankers Trust Ifs Ber Kin Salad Atlanta Fulton County

French Spending Orgy Shocks Paris Shoppers

Paris reports the Herriot cabinet’s collapse and Poincare new government formation restore currency confidence. French households rush to stock domestic goods while bargain hungry shoppers, including a servant girl who spent 4,000 francs, flood stores with cheap lingerie and fine foods as tourists flock to Paris.

Associated Press Paris Herriot Poincare

Heat wave breaks across states with scattered showers

The Associated Press reports a heat surge easing in the Midwest and Northeast as storms move through Michigan, Indiana, Illinois and along the Mississippi. NYC temps hit 91, while rainfall totals varying across Iowa Nebraska Illinois and Wisconsin bring drought relief for crops.

Middle West Michigan Indiana Ilinois Mississippi River Miami New Orleans Chicago Palestine Texas Grand Rapids Milwaukee Weather Bureau New Mexico Great Lakes Finois Peoria Davenport Keokuk Madison Wis Valentine Neb Concordia Kansas Kansas City Dubuque Plains States Mid-West Muscatine, Jr J. J. Wilson Port Dodgh Mason City Council Bluffs Dow City Denison Crawford County Winona Minn Mississippi Capitol St. Louis Wabasha Here

Weather Forces Delays in Washington Country Club Golf

Extreme heat stalls several handicap tournament matches at the Washington country club. First and second flight games have continued but the third flight is idle, and the finish will be postponed by several days as players stay home to cope with the heat.

Washington

New London Girl Electrocuted at Home Tragedy

Marion Woodside sixteen daughter of Job Woodside a New London resident and Henry county telephone worker was electrocuted while trying to connect an electric ar to a socket at her home. The accident occurred about 8 30 this morning her mother heard her cries and found her unconscious. Despite rushing a palmoter from Mt Pleasant resuscitation failed.

Burlington Marion Woodside Job Woodside

Sun staff Fire Eye to Frigate Scene in Heat Wave

In Lowell Massachusetts on July 22 Sun staff members stepped to the roof of their ten story building and fired an eye to a frigate perched on the brick top as the thermometer showed 111 degrees.

Lowell Mass Sun

Guard killed as convicts escape at Texas prison

A prison guard was fatally shot during a jailbreak at the state prison farm near Houston. Six long term convicts escaped and fled in two automobiles, which drove up to the facility and fired on the guard before transporting the inmates away. Police issued alerts for the two cars involved.

Houston Texas Here

Convicts Plotted Wide Prison Fraud in Leavenworth

Warden reports a conspiracy by federal prisoners to defraud the government of up to 150000 by forging invoices and misusing long distance tolls. Jesse L Greer and George F Ames used fake firms and forged names to cash checks via Denver banks. Evidence included cancelled checks hidden in a theatre bench and a wooden box, with a large volume of invoices and confusion from a recent administration change.

Associated Press Leavenworth Kas W. Jiddie Jesse L. Greer Colorado St. Louis Tel Secret Service Greer Denver George SF. Ames Biddle

Recount Ordered In Cook County Senate Vote

A full recount of the Cook County vote for the United States senatorial nominations in both parties was ordered by Count Judge dureki at Senator James A. Reed’s request. Recounts cover Chicago and surrounding areas including Chicago Heights Cicero and Summit as canvassing teams recheck ballots cast for McKinley Brennan and Smith.

Associated Preas Chicago Cook County United States Dureki James A. Reed Missouri Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee Reed Wa. B. McKinley Coronel Frank Smith George E. Brennan Chicago Heights Cicero Summit

Everett Bailey Joins Regis College Denver Faculty

Everett Bailey son of Mr and Mrs John Bailey of Washington will join Regis College Denver as head of a new department of commerce and finances when the school reopens next fall. He studied business methods and administration at the universities of Arizona Southern California and Colorado and has practical business experience in Pitts.

Register Denver Everett Bailey John Bailey Washington Regis College Everette Arizona Southern California Colorado Uelasalee Patts

Ainsworth Home Destroyed by Early Morning Fire

Milly 22 owner C McKiernan suffered a near total loss when his bungalow style home burned at about 3 30 this morning Neighbors awakened him and he escaped alone The estimated damage is about 10000 largely covered by insurance This marked his third blaze in five years with earlier incidents causing damage but not as severe The exact cause could not be determined and the house was one of the town's best modern structures.

Ainsworth Milly C. McKiernan McKiernan Omaha Ainsworth

Funeral for Mrs. Sue Lytle Held in Washington

Funeral services for Mrs. Sue Lytle of Washington, who died in Keota, will be at Jones & McElhinney funeral home Friday at 3 p.m. Rev. W. G. Thorne to officiate. burial in Elim Grove cemetery. She was born October 16, 1854, in Washington County and married William G. Lytle in 1874. Survived by daughter Mrs. C. L. Shenefelt, Seymour. grandson Carllayde Shanafelt. sister Mrs. Martha Gray, Washington. and nieces and nephews.

Sue Lytle Washington Keota Jones & McElhinney W. G. Thorne Elim Grove Washington County John Lease Harriett Ann Stewart Lease Lease Hampshire County Virginia Burston Eureka Tey Maria Elizabeth James Glover Martha Ann James H. Gray Ervin Ro Ann Eliza John W. Stratton Susan Harriet William G. Lytle Jeremiah Stewart Scotland Winchester Henry Francis Lease Woodlawn Lytle Pean Town Vernie A Clarence L. Shanatelt Vinton C. L. Shenefelt Seymour, Flows Carllayde Shanafelt Martha Gray

Boom Bob Healy Seeks Iowa High Court Nomination

Des Moines July 22 Political backers of Robert Healy of Fort Dodge plan to nominate him at the state judicial convention July 29 as the Republican candidate for the supreme court to succeed Justice Faville. Faville will attend the convention for nomination, while Morling, De Graft, Faville and Vermillion had been considered contenders. An active campaign for Healy has grown among delegates with no other candidates yet named. The piece closes with a note on medieval free knights and their service to lords.

Des Moines Robert Healy Fort Dodge Supreme Court Faville Healy Morling de Graft Vermillion

Hospital 9 In Need Of More Room

Washington county hospital faces crowding as 25 bed facility runs short with current uses for classrooms N ray and staff. Board considers an addition while new nurses train and renovations refresh rooms and maternity care seeks more space for mothers and babies.

Hospital Washington County Hospital Ella Reitan N-ray Siria

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