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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1932
Page
7
A reader recounts an improvised conversation with a homeless man who shared years of hardship and family strain. The man, formerly an attorney, explains his bleak weeks abroad and the small meals from sympathetic locals, while offering cautionary reflections on life and the value of community support.
Detective Colt traces a web of murders across the five boroughs beginning with a trigger woman killing her gang lover near Dovers Street in Chinatown. A severed body is found in a baker's wagon on Third Avenue as the case links to a university student’s assault in Central Park and a string of jewel thefts on Fifth Avenue. Detective notes draw parallels to other cases like the Falk Vienna and Evers Newark events, seeking a unifying clue in a recurring motif.
Thatcher Colt reviews a Paris Prefect Dupont telegram linking Basil Boucher to Lola Carewe’s case. Dupont outlines Basil’s past with respectable roots, a sudden funds boost after his father’s death, and secret encounters with several nymphes de la pave before drifting into a freer lifestyle.
August Term 1932 case name L B Dunlap Trustees versus Jesse R Busby and others. Defendants include Jesse R Busby Avis Busby C Wilson as Trustee of Busby property Mrs J G Fordyce Carl J Roberts and Washington National Bank. Toward Defendants.
Lodges Washington Lodge No. 26 A and AM hold regular meetings on the first Friday of each month with Glenn Mace as Yard Secretary. Damascus Shrine No. 10 WS of J meets on the fourth Tuesday at the Masonic Temple with Grace E Twinam as W H S and J W Bidwell as W Scribe.
Timetable lists multiple trains with numbers and routes including local freight passes, motor cars, and passenger trains. Notes describe stop patterns for California passengers county state El Paso and beyond and other station specifics. Agent signatures added for Goodlander and McKay with train service details.
In Columbus Junction on July 25 the Rev. T. M. Baleoff Seaton II, former pastor of the Presbyterian church, accepted a call to return as pastor and preached both morning and evening services, with Mrs. Bal accompanying.
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