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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1930

Page

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Huston Calls G. O. P. Body for August 7

Claudius H. Huston, chairman of the Republican National Committee, called an executive committee meeting for August 7 and said he would submit his resignation. Indications point to Senator Simeon D. Fess of Ohio as a possible temporary successor, with President Hoover reportedly disinclined to make a personal selection.

Washington Claudius H. Huston Republican National Committee Huston Miemboars Fess Ohio Hoover White House U.P Tennessee Simeon D. Fess Truston Senate Lobby Committee United Press Houston White Louse Mail Senate Tennesse River Improvement Association Whoover Congress

Dr Montgomery to Speak at U P Church Services

Dr Robert N Montgomery new president of Tarkio College will address morning and evening United Presbyterian services Sunday. At 30 he is the nation's youngest college president and son of J Knox Montgomery of Muskingum College. Evening service at 7 30 is for young people with a cordial invitation. Mrs Lola Winga travels to Keota for weekend with daughter Mrs Owen Cnossen.

Robert N. Montgomery Tarkio College United Presbyterian Church Missouri School J. Knox Montgomery Muskingum College Montgomery Lola Winga Keota Owen Cnossen

Fossils of Shovel-Jawed Elephants Found in Mongolia

Dr Roy Chapman Andrews announced showy fossil remains in Mongolia from an expedition. Platybelodons or shovel jawed elephants with jaws over five feet long lived in inland marshes 3,000,000 years ago. Thirty specimens found including adults and babies. expedition to stay in Mongolia until October.

China Roy Chapman Andrews Mongolia Andrews Peking

Death claims Mrs Joseph W Krotz in Washington county

Mrs Mamie Kroetz 31 wife of Joseph W Krotz died after a long illness at Washington county hospital. Born September 2 1898 in Haglish River township she married on September 4 1919 and lived on a Highland township farm. Survived by her husband daughter Darlene Erma parents Anthony and Anna Malichky brothers Joe Will Victor of Richmond. Funeral Sunday at 2 pm in the Methodist church conducted by Rev J H Krenmyre burial Elm Grove cemetery.

Mamie Kroetz Joseph W. Krotz Washington County Hospital J. H. Krenmyre Ainsworth Elm Grove Darlene Erma Anthony Malichky Richmond Joe Will Victor Krotz Highland Center Sewing Circle L.A. Jones Funeral Home

Pipeline to Carry Natural Gas Across Midwest Planned

Contracts awarded for a 1000 mile pipeline carrying natural gas from the southwest to northern markets. The main route runs north from Texas through Oklahoma and Kansas, across Nebraska and Iowa to Chicago, crossing the Missouri River at Plattsmouth and the Mississippi near Muscatine following primary road No. 2.

Kansas City Continental Construction Company Exas Oklahoma Kansas The Continent? Company Nebraska Chicago Missouri River Plattsmouth Neb Mississippi Muscatine Iowa

Pipeline Route Through Washington County Proposal

A projected route for a pipeline would cross Washington county running a few miles north of Washington. Benefits include access to natural gas for homes and businesses and an estimated assessment value likely exceeding $200,000 for the county.

Washington Washington County

Four Die As Amusement Park Roller Coaster Wreck

An amusement park roller coaster accident in Omaha Nebraska killed four picnicers and injured about twenty others. Inspectors blamed a loosened car bolt and a broken brake shoe as the train plunged through guard rails 25 feet to the ground. Names of the dead include Ruth Farrell 14 C H Stout 50 Gladys Lindgreen of Des Moines and Tony Politka 28.

Omaha Nebr Ruth Farrel Cc. H. Stout Gladys Lundergreen Des Moines Tony Politka Neb Ruth Farrell C. H. Stout Gladys Lindgreen Iowa Honora Littl Hope William Roberts Larold Robert Lindstrom Alvin Halman Tom Mary Leona Drudney Robert Weiner Anton Fedwinus Jo Zywic William Betkos William Czafa Vernon Ashwood Andrew Brazic

Livestock Marketing Group Forms Iowa Committee

An executive committee forms the Iowa livestock marketing corporation and plans regional groups with $100 shares. Members include Floyd Flijah and J. N. Horlacher. The plan links local farms to state and national marketing bodies with Iowa State College support promised.

Des Moines Uup Iowa Iowa Livestock Marketing Corporation Farl Flijah Clarence A.B. Moyhr Thompson Teasurer J. N. Horlacher Storm Lake Nile Kinnieh Adel Charles ©. Wearst Cedar Falls Towa Livestock Marketing Corporation National Order Buying Company National Livestock Marketing Association Federal Farm Board Iowa State College A. G. Black Ray Laflin Newton Don

Air Meet Plans Near Encore at Local Airport

George K E Gingerich plans an August air show at the local field with 20 to 40 planes. Gliders, stunt flying, parachute drops and bomb drops are planned. Proceeds will fund hangar and field upgrades as local business leaders back the event. James M Shields of Chicago visits his uncle John Shields and Milan Shields family.

George KE. Gingerich Oskaloosa Towa Gingerich James M. Shields Chicago John Shields James Shields Milan

Iowa Corn Faces Rain Shortage Hurting Yield

Des Moines reports drought across Iowa as federal meteorologist Charles Reed says rainfall since April has been well below normal. He notes 20 percent to under 1 percent of normal in over 25 counties, with two recent heat waves pushing temperatures above 100 degrees and depleting sub soil moisture. The corn crop is entering the critical silking stage and remains highly vulnerable without rain.

John F. Hayden Tulsa Oklo Iowa Oskaloosa Texas Chicago Des Moines Charles PD. Reed United Press Today Reed

Blaze in Orpheum Theater Downtime Fire Threads Out Audience

A fire in the Orpheum Theater projection room in Fairfield Indiana forced the audience to evacuate safely. Damages were estimated at 6000 dollars and operator Carl Millane sustained injuries.

Blaze Fairfield Orpheum Theater Carl Millane

Weather note records high 90s in 1990s style

In the Nineties Again two o'clock the mercury in the Weather observer's thermometer had mounted to 92 degrees. It was 93 yesterday.

Stunt Program at W R C Picnic Delights Southeastern Iowa

The 17th district W R C held an afternoon picnic at Sunset Park with about 100 members from several southeastern Iowa corps. Officers and invited speakers including Mrs Bessie Musgrove Ottumwa and Mrs Jennie Joy Wanpello addressed work, instruction, and district plans.

Sunset Park Towa Bessie Musgrove Ottumwa Jennie Joy Wanpello Orpha Turner Fairfield Theressa Marsh J. ©. Bofee F. W. Eastwood Washington Mt. Union Journal

Bitter Greco Turkish treaty ends centuries of feud

Athens reports a historic Greco Turkish treaty of friendship and arbitration ending 600 years of enmity. Prime Minister Venizelos calls the accord crucial for near eastern stability and world peace and mentions plans for an official visit to Angora, possibly in October.

Athens United Press Floutherios Venivilos Greece Near East Venizelos Turkey Auion Angora

Prizes Awarded in Washington Country Club Golf Tourney

The Washington country club closed its handicap dinner golf tournament with Ed Hammer's Clam Diggers winning by 18 strokes. Sixty men competed. prizes went to players including C. J Christenson Leland Morrison Victor Westphal T. L. Brookhart Al Baldrige and Lester Orr. The celebration featured a dinner under Orville Elder's Printers Devils and ended with a visit to Kendall Gibson's miniature course.

Orville Elder Printers Devils Ed Hammer Washington Country Club Marge’n George Stewart Kendall & Gibson Ralph Gibson Leslie Kieher C. J Christenson Leland Morrison Victor Westphal T. L. Brookhart Lelande Morrison al Baldrige Lester Orr

King of Italy Tours Earthquake Hit Regions

Benevento Italy July 25 Rapid relief teams pour into quake stricken provinces to feed clothe and shelter survivors and to search for hundreds still buried. The king and papal envoy lead efforts as death toll nears 3700 with thousands injured and more tremors feared.

Benevento Italy Rohedity San Antonio Thomas B. Morgan United Press Naptes Avellino Benévento Naples Zungoli Montecalvo Jenevento

Important Notice To Baby Golfers In Madison Street Park

City Marshal Pollak Wallace and Maintenance Engineer Russell Fink of the State Highway commission urge motorists to park close to the curb and parallel to it along Madison Street near the miniature golf courses. They warn that blocking traffic could lead to a traffic ban on the highway, though officers prefer avoiding such action by observance of the guidance. The note notes that demand for parking is high now but may decline later.

Pollak Wallace Russell Fink State Highway Commission The Journal Madison Street

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Mittee Dr. Montgomery U. P Death Highland Town Thru County Washing Ton Ben Me‘sters Mahaska Keokuk Iowa Line Continental Companys Livestock Marketing Corporation of Iowa W.R. C Dent Shorty Morrison Kendall Mr. Gibson King Lacedonia Aquilonia
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