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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1929

Page

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China and Russia move to restart eastern railway talks

Shaneg hai dispatches from London say Chu Zao Yiang Chinese charge d affaires in Moscow will go to Harbin as chief delegate for China to begin negotiations with the Soviet Union. Russia’s M Serebriakof is granted a Manchuria entry passport to start talks for Russia. Japan denies clashes near Manchuria. In Harbin 16 Russian planes flew over the region and patrolling Russians fired, but Chinese troops did not react.

London U.R Shaneghai London Daily Mail Today Chu Zao Yiang Moscow Naning Harbin China Soviet Union Chines Eastern M. Serebriakof Manchuria Russia Tokio Japanese War Office U.P Manchur

Heat Record Ties At 93 Degrees Yesterday

The high yesterday reached 93 degrees tying the year's warmth record. At noon today the thermometer stood at 89 degrees, two below yesterday's noon reading. Warm weather benefits the Washington county corn crop but a rain is needed soon.

Mercury Washington County

W C T U Convention Highlights County Talks and L egislative Views

The W C T U county officers and delegates held an afternoon session featuring County Attorney George Morrison and County Superintendent Winnie Palmer discussing enforcement of laws and the Bible in public schools. An evening address by C O Dayton covered legislative experiences, with musical numbers by local artists and a closing prayer by Rev Robbins.

George Morrison Winnie Palmer Morrison Palmer Margaret Gault Crawfordsville Violet Twinam Kalona Christian Church Wellman Y. P. B C. O. Dayton Presbyterian Church Boston Isa Cheesman Richland H. B. Knight Washington Robbins West Chester

Mr and Mrs Ezra Goodwin Return From Hayes Visit

Mr and Mrs Ezra Goodwin arrived home last night after a trip to Hayes. The couple reported a pleasant journey and expressed thanks for hospitality received during their stay.

Ezra Goodwin Hayes

Governors Dedicate Abraham Lincoln Memorial Bridge

Governors Hammill of Iowa and Weaver of Nebraska lead a 25,000 strong crowd at Missouri Valley Iowa to dedicate the Abraham Lincoln Memorial bridge spanning the Missouri River. Miss Nebraska and Miss Iowa assist as ribbons are untied. Nebraska Blair hosts a daylong festival with bands and a flying circus as tolls remain until costs are recovered.

Missouri Valley U.P John Hammill Iowa Arthur J. Weaver Nebraska Missouri River Dorothy Jane Weaver Eleanor Cosson Des Moines Roy Cochran Reed O'Hanlon Nebraska-Iowa Bridge Corporation Blair Neb

Brookhart to Speak in New York on Farm Relief Tour

Senator S W Brookhart travels from Washington to New York for a series of chautauqua talks on farm relief under Redpath bureau. He will be joined by Rep Fred Parnell of Indiana for two weeks and Rep Franklin Fort of New Jersey for the remainder, speaking daily from July 29 to August 19 except Sundays. Both congressmen are Republicans known for their roles in recent farm legislation.

S. W. Brookhart Washington, D. C New York State Redpath Bureau Fred Parnell Indiana Franklin Fort New Jersey

Mrs Margaret Stone Nichols Celebrates 95th Birthday

The Minneapolis Star notes former Ainsworth resident Mrs Margaret Stone Nichols turning ninety five on July 22 1835 born in Dearborn County Indiana she came to Iowa in 1855 by wagon She has three sons one daughter seventeen grandchildren and twenty two great grandchildren with a birthday cake photo at her daughter Mrs A Kurtz home Elliot Avenue.

Minneapolis Star Margaret Stone Nichols Elliot Avenue Mrs. Nichols Dearborn County Indiana Iowa Peter Stone

Saturday’s Five Best Radio Features Summary

WEAF network airs Cavalcade at 6 00 pm est and General Electric Symphony at 7 00 pm est. WJR Detroit NBC carries Detroit Symphony Orchestra at 7 00 pm est. WJZ New York presents Goldman Band at 6 45 pm est and Rolfe’s Orchestra at 8 00 pm est via WEAF NBC network.

United Press WEAF Cavalcade General Electric Symphony WJR Detroit NBC Detroit Symphony Orchestra WJZ New York Goldman Rolfe

Visiting Their Daughter Nine Days In Ville

A brief note records a pair visiting their daughter in Ville for the past nine days, with no additional details about names dates or events.

Ville

Republicans Split Over Tariff Rates in Senate Finance Committee

Ten Republican members clash over how high tariff rates should be in the bill stalled in the Senate Finance Committee. The delay threatens Senate action before reconvening August 19 and could push final action to December. The dispute risks delaying effectiveness until next summer. Eleven Republican members say the bill cannot be ready for submission at the appointed time.

Washington U.P Senate Finance Committee Senate Congress Republican Committee

Man Wanted Here Held in Kansas

Deputy Sheriff Fred Sweet and County Attorney George F. Morrison traveled to Topeka Kansas to extradite Wayne Miller sought for participation in the June 6 hold up of the Jugenheimer service station. Des Moines Iowa officials and Sheriff Milo Cafferty join to pursue Miller on a burglary charge. Washington county authorities push the case as Denison and Kansas officers aid the effort.

Fred Sweet George F. Morrison Topeka Kansas Wayne Miller Washington Des Moines Milo Cafferty Iowa County Miller Charles M. Denison Iowa Sweet Wrammill Washington County Denison

No Relief From Summer Heat This Week Says Reed

Des Moines Iowa July 26 United States weather observer Charles D Reed says no relief from the present heat wave is expected today or tomorrow. He predicts generally fair weather for tonight and Saturday with continued warmth except in northern areas where unsettled conditions may bring some relief. Highs yesterday reached 96 at Eastville and Davenport, with lows as low as 6 at Clarinda. Other cities reported highs of 95 Burlington Cedar Rapids and Waterloo 94 Sioux City Dubuque and Keokuk 94 Des Moines 93

Des Moines Towa Mercury Charles D. Reed United States Weather Observer Reed Fdstherville Davenport Clarinda Burlington Cedar Rapids Waterloo Sioux City Dubuque Keokuk

Brighton Tires Thief Held After Sheriff Ties Clues

Sheriff Charles M Denison and Sheriff Robert Hanna arrested Charles B. Painter in Mt Pleasant after a tip linked him to the Brighton E. E. Swank filling station burglary. Painter, 21, admitted drinking beforehand and guided officers to cached tires and other stolen goods, while two Mt Pleasant youths were released after questioning. Painter awaits grand jury action and probable sentencing next week in Montezuma. theft damaged pumps, windows, and station property.

Charles M Denison E. E. Swank Brighton Mt. Pleasant Robert Hanna Henry County Charlesb. Painter Painter Oakland Mills

Baptists Name Kern Secretary at Iowa Assembly

The Iowa Baptist assembly elected Rev. John D. Kern of Osage as secretary with Rev. A. W. Caulof of Ames chosen president and Rev. C. W. Fletcher of Glenwood as vice-president. Rev. C. E. Hillis of Oelwein was named director.

Iowa Falls A. W. Caulof Ames Iowa Baptist Assembly C. W. Fletcher Glenwood John D. Kern Osage C. E. Hillis Oelwein

Farrells Return Home After Fairfield Visit

Mr and Mrs G B Farrell and son Bobby come back to Oelwein after visiting relatives in Fairfield. Farrell finished his school work this week at the University of Iowa and will stay in Oelwein for the next school year. Mrs John Belville left Fairfield to return to Chicago after visiting her mother Mrs Lafe Cook for two weeks.

G. B. Farrell Bobby Oelwein Fairfield Ferrell University of Iowa John Belville Lafe Cook Jas Chicago

Mrs Baxter and Maxine Return From Cleveland Visit

Mrs H A Baxter and Maxine Baxter have come back after a three week stay with Mr and Mrs H H Baxter in Cleveland Ohio.

Endurance Flight Reaches 318 Hours On Record Pace

In St. Louis the St. Louis-Robin team Dale Jackson and Forrest O Brine push the longest flight record at 1 17 p m marking 318 hours aloft in the golden goose endurance craft. They report strong weather and daily aerial awards around 3000 dollars. In Houston pilots Loomis and Glass aboard Billion Dollar City held 216 hours as of 49 64 p m. Minnesota's Owen Haughland and Capt P L Crichton entered their fourth day above Wold Chamberlain field thriving on near perfect conditions with plans to roam toward Wisconsin later.

ST. Louis Dale Jackson Forrest O'Brine Houston Tex G. L. Loomis Joe Glass Minnesota Owen Haughland P. L. Crichton Wold- Chamberlain Minnesota Triyers Minneapolis Wisconsin Haughland Crichton

Mrs Tom Brewer of Kalona Is Dead

Mrs Agatha Lanz Brewer 65 died yesterday at her son Charles C Brewer’s home in Washington after a lingering illness. She was born March 1864 in Scott county and married to Mr Brewer Feb 6 1890. Funeral Monday at nine at Richmond Catholic church. Burial in Kalona cemetery. Survived by husband daughter Mrs Bryan Patterson son Charles C Brewer four sisters and one brother.

Agatha Lanz Brewer Charles C. Brewer West Second Street Kalona Richmond Father Stahl Brewer Wellman Margaret Dolbon Mary Lyons Portland Oregon Amelia Strabla Leetonia Ohio Rose Webber Denison

Iowa Boy Killed By Auto After Theft Chase

Wayne Rush aged 12 died in St Luke s hospital after being struck Wednesday by a car driven by Robert Enzwiler in Davenport Iowa. The driver fled as builder Mr Swank and the public witness identified him in Brighton after he was seen in a restaurant earlier that evening, apparently intoxicated.

Davenport Wayne Rush St. Luke's Hospital Robert Enzwiler Swank Painter Brighton

France Warns on Anglo American Naval Parity

Paris experts warn that Hoover and MacDonald disarmament pledges could drive parity demands between the United States and Britain and threaten French interests. French critics say Anglo American parity would give the United States sea dominance due to geography.

Paris U.P Hoover Washington Ramsay MacDonald London France Italy United States

Crone Grocery Reopens as Crone & Sons Markets

Crone Grocery and Market reopens after remodeling and redecorating. The store becomes Crone & Sons, Groceries and Meats with T. S. Crone along with Vic Ted Charles Crone and Delbert Sayre in management. A new meat department features a large electric refrigerator and updated fixtures. The transformation yields a larger, more pretentious store enhancing Washington’s business district.

Crone’s Grocery Conner’s Crone & Sons T. S. Crone Vic Ted Charles Crone Delbert Sayre Washington

Federal Farm Board holds first Midwest hearing

The Federal Farm Board met in Chicago with grain cooperative leaders to learn growers needs. William s said the board aims to coordinate with farm groups rather than individuals and to provide permanent influence while addressing immediate distress. A six member delegation will travel to Baton Rouge to consult cotton farmers, with Legge Williams and Teague leading the commission. Hyde was absent.

Chicago Federal Farm Board Williams Hoover Legge Middlewest Baton Rouge C. C. Teague Washington Arthur M. Hyde

Ancient Roman City Unearthed Near Stoke on Trent

Archeologists in Hales near Stoke on Trent uncover a villa ruins linked to Mediolanum, a lost Roman city in England. Finds include rooms verandahs pottery brooch bone pin glass and bronze items. workers unearthed the site while laying a drainpipe and it may be marked on the Roman map of England.

Stoke Trent Eng U.P Mediolanum Mediolanium Naples Hales England

Uncle Sam's Postage Stamps Draw Rarity Buyers

A note notes that secondhand stamps rarely bring profit, despite collector interest. It highlights Uncle Sam stamps as an example of valuable varieties and cautions sellers to research before pricing.

Uncle Sam

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