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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1927

Page

5

President Coolidge at South Dakota Lodge and New York Welcome

Edward W. Pickard reports President Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge settling at the South Dakota Game Lodge in the Black Hills while the executive offices are set in Rapid City. He visits Calumet, tours Pierre, and Lindbergh garners a royal New York welcome before heading to Washington and St. Louis to promote aviation.

Rapid City Calumet Indiana Wicker Park Luke County Charles Lindbergh America Europe South Dakota Pierre Pierre, the Capital, Where the President and Mrs. Coolidge Bulow Norbeck Christopherson York Washington Air Paris Brussels London Metropolis the Battery Central Park Walker Madison Square Lindbergh Smith New York St. Louis Chamberlain Levine Germany Byrd Bert Acosta Nungesser Coli Quebec de Pinedo Four Continent Flyer Azores Italy Portugal Spain F. B. McConnell C. Anderson Army Langley Field Broadway Coolidge Arrow War Memorial Lake County

German Foreign Minister Warns on Armament Delays

The League council debated the disarmament conference prospects and set a November date for a second preparatory reading. Only Herr Stresemann criticized the slow progress, arguing nations must reduce armaments and Germany should be allowed to rearm to align with Versailles limits if others do not agree.

League Herr Stresemann Germany

Treasury chief Andrew Mellon oversees vast wartime finance

Secretary Mellon reports near four hundred thousand in income taxes and eighty million from European war loan payments. He sells new five percent bonds totaling about two hundred forty nine million, retires short term securities of three hundred seventy eight million, and pays seventy million in LIBERTY bond interest. Debtor nations remit funds boosting the year end surplus while Britain France and others make semi annual interest and payments. Mystic Shrine opens its annual meeting and a large night parade on the Boardwalk accompanies the elevation of Clarence Dunbar to imperial potentate.

Andrew Mellon Great Britain France Italy Mystic Shrine Fivemile Clarence M. Dunbar Valestine Temple Providence KR. L. Wes David ML Crossland

West Point Cadets Seek Air Corps Service

The War department announced that thirty eight of two hundred eight West Point cadets graduated last week requested service with the air corps. Under the air corps act, commissions cannot be granted in peacetime to non qualified men, so the 38 cadets will undergo training before receiving second lieutenant commissions after graduation.

HIRTY West Point Military Academy Air Corps War Department Air Corps Act Myer

Mrs. Marion Smith Visited by Washington Guests

Mrs. Seymour Stattler and daughter Hazel visited in Washington Friday afternoon. Various locals, including Nora McKinstry Eva Strum and Marion Smith, attended social gatherings and called on friends across town during the week.

New Haven Seymour Stattler Hazel Washington Ray Kupka A. &. Strum Henry J. Cuddeback Tollinois Cuddeback Nora McKinstry Eva Strum Eva Statler Marion Smith Ireta Donald Nettie Swanson Will Anderson Ted Grace Boshart Lexington Frank Smith Mae Hoppengardner Della Neak Smith Curtis Snyder Virginia Wilma Jean Lola Will Hotle J. W. Gombs Bess Conger Chas. Owen Della Neal Joe Netergall Henry Cuddeback Isabelle Rosalie Combs Grandma Smith

Mail contract awarded for Columbus Junction route

Alex Randolph won a four year mail contract between Columbus Junction and Columbus City for 448 dollars per year with service starting July 1. Local brief notes include visits and family news from Silvis Cedar Rapids Seymour and surrounding areas.

Columbus Junction Alex, Randolph Columbus City Walter Cline Cyril Silvis, I T. PF. Hanft Theodore Cline Addison Hills Doris Garner Cedar Rapids Ruston W. R. Lytle Columbus Ohio J. §. Blair Frank Baker Second Street William — Sejfrecht Cedar Riplds A. G. Marion Pauline O'Neill Seymour Robert Baird Morning Sun Harry Lewis Wapello Charles Lewis Junction Grouwinkle George Grouwinkle Harry Annas Muscatine Hospital

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