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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1932

Page

6

No Wearisome Pageant Waits for George Washington Show

The pageant will unfold across scenes with rapid transitions over about two hours and no uncomfortable waits. It differs from a four hour rumor and echoes the Lincoln pageant ten years ago that lasted one hour and three quarters with many participants.

Million-Dollar Cash Move As Bank Opens In New Quarters

Des Moines officials note that moving one million dollars in cash across the street to the Iowa Des Moines National Bank’s new building was a complex operation. The transfer occurred under police surveillance as the bank opened in its new quarters.

Des Moines Iowa INS Iowa Des Moines National Bank

Railways under fire as unemployment and taxes bite

Editorial from Agent McKay criticizes tax burdens and regulatory limits on railroads, arguing highway competition harms rail employment and national prosperity. It cites Burlington taxes in Washington and local county costs, urges fair rates and practical policy to protect workers and communities.

McKay Burlington Gc.bl & Q United States Raiway Pany Jis Tay Interstate Commerce Or Washington Thie Chamber of Commerce

First British Railways and American Locomotive Speeds

The early English trains and coal wagons moved slowly with speeds around three and three quarters miles per hour. The first American coal hauling locomotive, the Stourbridge Lion, operated at ten miles per hour.

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