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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1922

Page

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Allies Take Control of Finances of Germany

Paris July 24. Allied control plan accredits committee representatives to nearly all German finance ministry departments. They will supervise bureaus handling receipts expenditures capital movement and economic statistics. Germany must issue monthly tax and debt reports and quarterly budget receipts. Most French financiers approve though some extremists seek tighter control.

Paris Germany Ministry of Finance

Humble Self Estimate Avoids Bragging Pitfalls

A guidance note warns against undervaluing or overvaluing oneself. It cautions that loud self-praise provokes objection and urges a balanced, dignified estimation of personal powers.

Germany may extend Ebert's term to two years

Berlin reports that the January presidential election may be delayed as several parties pass resolutions supporting extending President Ebert's term by two years due to the current unstable situation.

Ebert Berlin

Trains disruption possible after strikes delay

Chicago and Florida? Actually Chicago and Eastern Aiies offices received word that if passenger trains are discontinued on the system service likely will not be resumed until after both riot and mine strikes have been settled.

West Frankfort Chicago & Fastern Aiies Rqit Imine

Hoover to Meet Producers as Government Plans Coal Rationing

Secretary Hoover will confer with coal producers and railroad officials to launch a government led plan to avert a winter fuel famine. A Commerce Department decision grants broad authority for wartime like rationing and distribution of coal with government officials at mines and rail hubs to direct shipments to critical points.

Hoover Department of Commerce A. M. Ogle National Coal Assciation Mr. Hoover Biilroad

Two New Suns Found in Heavens by Dr Plaskett

Victoria B C July 24 Twin suns 52 quadrillion miles from earth discovered by Dr J S Plaskett director of Canada's Dominion astrophysical observatory using the big Tihne reflector telescope Scientists call it a major astronomical achievement The larger sun is about seven times the mass of our sun and the smaller about 0.668 times brighter they burn at a temperature near zero degrees Fahrenheit and are separated by vast distances

Victoria B. C Earth J. S. Plaskett Dominion of Canada Astrophysical Observatory Winskett Sung Doctor Plaskett

Coal shortage loom in face of winter demands

The nation faces a coal shortfall despite measures. Secretary Lasker seeks large British imports to bolster supply. estimates range from 1.8 to 2.0 million tons monthly, yet distribution and mining labor remain critical issues for meeting American needs.

A.D. Lasker Shipping Board Great Britain Gosten

U S Plans Coal Shipments From Britain Amid Strike

The United States Shipping Board shows 2 000 000 tons monthly capacity for coal imports from the United Kingdom to the Norfolk Portland region as U S mines strike. John J Lewis of the United Mine Workers pushes for joint conferences with operators to settle the 606 000 miners dispute.

New York Smbe Interborough Delaware, Lackawanna & Western American Lugar Refining Company United States Shipping Board United Kingdom Norfolk- Portland Range Atlletic John J. Lewis United Mine Workers

No Progress Toward Rail Peace Reported

Chicago July 24. Ballrogas plan to seek railroad peace through individual negotiation rather than the labor board. Executives say progress with roads individually exceeds board efforts and suggest White House action may follow if no steps toward settlement are made. Hooper silent after returning from Washington.

Chicago Ballrogas United States Railroad Favor Board Erc Ken W. Hooper Harding White House Hooper Hooper Arived Washington Bert M. Jewell Jewell Davis W. L. McMenimen Railroad Libel Board Mooseheart

Door Flies Open as Boy Falls From Moving Car

Four year old Glenn Stutsman nephew of Dr E K Stuteman was severely bruised when the car door swung open on Coppock road south of town at twenty five miles an hour. He was taken to the hospital with facial lacerations andbruises but no broken bones or internal injuries.

Glenn Stutsman E. K. Stuteman Washington Brighton Bridge Stutsmans Coppock Road Glenn Stateman Sharon Center Stutsman

Herrick to Rest in the United States

Paris July 24 Myron T Herrick the American ambassador to France left for the United States yesterday He joined Mr and Mrs Parmalee after a short visit to Washington Herrick will spend most of his two months holiday at his Cleveland home Dr R W Gregg has sold his dental office to Dr T J Pease of Sumner Iowa and will move August 5 He will join Iowa City to accept a position in the operative department of the dental college Dr Gregg and wife leave Washington with regret Dr Pease a graduate of Iowa University Dental School and wife will locate here permanently

Paris Myron T. Herrick France United States Mes. Parmalee Mr. Herrick Plymouth Washington R. W. Gregg T. J. Pease Sumner Iowa Gregg Iowa City Dental College Dr. Pease Iowa University Dental School

New Tariff System Gains Republican Support

Washington July 24 The proposed non partisan scientific tariff system championed by Senator Frelinghuysen of New Jersey gains backing from Senator Townsend of Michigan a leading protectionist Townsend says he will vote to remove tariff from the poll as the bid advances.

Washington Fretinghuysen New Jersey Townsend Michigan

Dancer Evan Fontaine Declares Love for Whitney Dead

Los Angeles reports dancer Evan Burrows Fontaine proclaims her love for Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney is dead and unlikely to be rekindled. She talks of future love possibly with an older man, mentions Whitney’s alleged weakness, and notes two New York suits over marriage and paternity involving her son Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney Jr. and “Lenny.”

Los Angeles Cal Evan Burrows Fontaine Follies Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney Alexandria Hotel Harry Payne Whitney New York Senny Miss Fontaine Whitney Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney, Jr Lenny

Meeting of Old Soldiers for Aughey Funeral at 1:30

Members of I. G. Whitepost G A R and other civil war veterans are asked to meet at the G A R rooms at 1 30 tomorrow to attend the funeral of Daniel L Aughey in a body. The service will be at two o'clock. J C Purvis post commander.

I. G. Whitepost Daniel L. Aughey J. C. Purvis

Funeral of Mrs Searle James Held in West Chester

Funeral services for Mrs. Searle James were conducted at the West Chester residence at two o'clock Sunday afternoon by Rev. Hawk of Keota and Rev. Nash of West Chester. Interment followed at Elm Grove cemetery with pallbearers Walter Boyer J. D. Dayton Ervin Coffey Herman Luers Frank McFarlane and R C Ferguson.

Card of Thanks from Mr and Mrs Wilt Havel and Family

The Havel family expresses gratitude for the kindness and attentions shown during their recent bereavement. Their thanks extend to all who offered support and sympathy.

Mrs. Wilt Havel

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