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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1934

Page

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Aimee McPherson Draws Massive Midnight Crowd in Central Park

Evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson visited the city drawing a crowd estimated up to six thousand as she spoke near midnight in Central Park. She dedicated the Four Square tabernacle on South Marion avenue and invited listeners to join her in California.

Aimee Semple McPherson Los Angeles Central Park Four Square Tabernacle South Marion Avenue Cedar Rapids Park McPherson Sounds of Four Square Gospel Washington Aimee Isroo California

Ficher Accepts Date at Valley for Dutch Creek Fair

Ficher, first district congressman, accepts invitation to speak at the Dutch Creek fair on August 30. The program now features Dan Turner, former governor and Republican candidate, joining the speaking lineup. Committees plan other revived fair features after eight years of successive Valley fairs.

BE. C. Eieher Congress Eicher Dan Turner Dutch Creek

Bridge plans and rumors cross San Francisco Bay

The writer discusses a hypothetical bridge to Honolulu if funds allow and notes the strike stalemate. He claims to be a successful sailor amid the dispute, describes driving to San Francisco, and laments widespread alibis and shared responsibility for stopping the strike.

Malolo San Francisco Cal San Francisco Bay Honolulu

Cooper favors Iowa City liquor store to curb bootlegging

Des Moines report says after a week long probe by the state liquor control commission chair Harold Cooper urged Governor Herring to establish a state owned liquor store in Iowa City before the university term starts to address flagrant violations. Investigators found evidence of beer spiking and beer parlors used by students to hide liquor use. Cooper said about 50 students financed schooling through bootlegging last year.

Des Moines Cllients State Liboror Control Commission Harold Cooper Herring Iowa City University Town Cooper

Russian aviator sets world parachute jump record

Nikolai Evdokimoff, a Russian army aviator, jumped from 26 575 feet to claim the world record. He did not open his parachute until 650 feet above the ground and completed the descent in 142 seconds.

Nikolai Evdokimoff

Republicans name four for Iowa Supreme Court

Marshalltown Iowa July 24 In a harmonious gathering of lawyers Republicans will nominate four candidates for the State supreme court at a delegates meeting. Of the nine justices four face re election with incumbents Tru man Stevens Hambure James W Kindig W D Evane and George Claussen among those serving Terms end this year Election is for a six year term Republican majority on the court persists after 1922 Democrats had gained seats Pressy H Frank Republican.

Marshalltown Iowa Republican Party State Supreme Court Truman Stevens Hambure James W. Kindig Sioux City W. D. Evane Hampton George Claussen Clinton Pressy H. Frank Des Moines

Cattle Handlers Halt Shipments in Chicago Stockyards

About 900 cattle handlers in Chicago union stockyards agree to a temporary truce letting commission men feed water and dispose of 80 000 dying cattle as thousands starve in jammed pens. All shipments were halted amid strikers guard entrances and police deployment.

Chicago UCP Chicago Union Livestock Handlers Union The American Federation of Labor

Temple Family Visits Mrs Bailey and Temple’s Works

Mrs Seth Temple and son Malcolm of Davenport and Miss Muriel Temple of Philadelphia stay a day with Mrs Marsh W Bailey. Mr Temple is an architect who designed the Washington county hospital and the Y M C A.

Seth Temple Malcolm Davenport Muriel Temple Philadelphia Marsh W. Bailey Temple Washington County Hospital

Jealousy and betrayal surround Dillinger’s last days

Chicago reports trace John Dillinger’s final three weeks as he fled with two women from Indiana and South Chicago to Rhinelander Wisconsin and Whiting before his death. The red clothed betrayer aided police, ending a life marked by pursuit and danger.

United Press Chicago John Dillinger Calumet City Dillinger Gov Abi McEnat Indiana Rhinelander Wis Whiting White

Dillinger Gang Targeted as Federal Campaign Launched

John Home caused contact with East Chicago police leading to Dillinger’s death at the hands of a federal officer. Federal agents declared George Baby Face Neltra public enemy No 1 and began a campaign to eradicate the Dillinger gang. Dillinger’s body was taken to Indianapolis for burial beside poet James Whitcomb Riley.

East Chicago Dillinger Chicago George Baby Face Netla Public Enemy No

Rhetta Wynekoop Tied to Chicago Murder Case

Victim linked to the sensational Chicago murder last June is identified as Rhetta Wynekoop. The case drew nationwide attention and scrutiny of suspects and motives, with investigators pursuing leads across multiple states.

Ang Rhetta Wynekoop Chicago

Augustine Boy's Condition Improves at Washington County Hospital

Augustine, the boy struck on the temple by a horse, showed favorable progress today at Washington County Hospital after being admitted yesterday. He appeared to be rallying slightly as doctors monitor his injuries.

Allen Augustine Washington County Hospital

Heat wave toll climbs in Iowa with 49 deaths

Iowa endures a week of extreme temperatures with 49 heat related deaths and one drowning. Federal meteorologists predict a break tomorrow with cooler air and possible thunder showers, especially in the north. Temperature peaks reached 108 in places as farm losses from the heat rise nationwide.

Des Moines Iowa Charles D. Reed Towa

Swelve to CCC Camp Tomorrow

Twelve Washington county youths selected to join the CCC contingent will depart for Burlington tomorrow under order from state relief headquarters. They will be assigned to camps and enter federal conservation service, all from Washington. Selection was made by Rev. Carl W. Klein and county welfare staff.

Washington Washington County CCC Hurlington Federal Conservation Service State Relief Hames Carl W. Klein County Emergency Relief Committee Lawrence DeWitt Travyvinion Jones Lee Parker Lester Glick Claro

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