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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1922

Page

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Taft Given High Honors at London Court

Former U S President Taft and Mrs Taft attend a royal ceremony at St James Court with King George and Queen Mary. Taft receives top American honors second only to ruling sovereigns and sits at the king's right in the throne room.

Taft London United States St. James Court King’s Right Court of St. James King George Buckingham Palace Willie Howard Mre Jerd’ Chadberlain Harvey Mrs. Taft Major Solbert Justice Taft Solbert Tafté

Noonan Attacks Traffic in Glands in Milwaukee

Herbert C. Noonan president of Marquette University denounces the trade in human glands as a violation of the law. He condemns the act of submitting to gland removal and the surgeon performing the transplant for pay as illegal and unethical.

Noonan Marquette University Milwaukee Glads Herbert C. Noonan

Gompers Defiant as Labor Fights Loom

Convention Hall Cincinnati June 22 Samuel Gompers declares the American Federation of Labor will strike back against enemies and stand ready to fight after wartime conflicts. Lewis and Jewell announce coal miners and railroad workers will strike in July as union battles continue post armistice.

Cincinnati Samuel Goumpers American Federation of Labor Gompers Trade Union Joan L. Lewis United Mine Workers B. M. Jewell Railroad Employees’ Department

Baseball Scores Across Leagues Reported

In the National League games Chicago defeated Brooklyn 15 to 6 while Philadelphia beat Pittsburgh 14 to 3 and Cincinnati lost to Boston amid rain. St Louis beat New York 0 on wet grounds. In the American League Chicago won 6 to 4 over Washington with New York 7 Cleveland 4. Boston defeated Detroit 9 to 5 as Philadelphia triumphed over St Louis.

Chicago Brooklyn Philadelphia Pittsburgh Cheinnati St Louie New York Washington Cleveland Boston Detroit St. Louis National League Soneeweree Cincinanaus Pet St. Laue

Vesuvius Eruption Sparks Alarm Yet Declared Safe

Mount Vesuvius shows eruptive cone and lava flow as thick smoke rises 1200 feet. Experts say rain fuels activity but deem no danger to Vesuvian villagers or visitors. Separate report from Hawaii notes Mauna Loa smoke plume and no lava flow, speculating lava could come from Kilauea through subterranean channels.

Rome Vesuvius Hilo Hawaii Mauna Loa Crater Vescapo Mauna Loa T. A. Jaggar, Jr United States Mana Loa Kilauea

Railroad Workers Proceed with Secrecy Amid Harassments

Suffering constant sinister harassment and heavy losses, railroad employees refuse worsening conditions. They reach a crisis and prepare to protect their interests. A secret conference was held with pledges of silence and no date announced for the next meeting, though it is hinted before September.

Commerees Lewis Nor Jewell

Battle halted by U S protest over Canton shelling

A lull in Canton fighting follows a protest by U S Acting Consul J A Huston and Navy Commander G M Baum of the gunboat Tracey over shelling of Canton and damage to U S property. Looting continues as Sun Yat Sen’s police headquarters burn. Sun Yat Sen reportedly to retire. Sun Yat Sen is said to have been captured and held aboard a steamer.

Canton China United States Counsul J. A. Huston G. M. Baum Tracey Sun Yat Sun Yat Sen Kwang Tong Bonor Peking Ior Sup Yat Sen Chinese Republic United China Forces

Prominent Ohio Citizen Uses Salt Powdered Lapels

A notable resident of an Ohio town is described as overly sensitive about wearing a wig. He powders his coat lapels with salt to simulate dandruff as a form of impression management.

Ohio

Spanish Proverb About Theft and Elderly Supper

Iton Transcript notes a Spanish proverb warning that stealing an old man's supper harms the person who does it. The saying conveys moral restraint and social reciprocity.

Passage of Ship Subsidy Now Certain

Washington reports a party line split over the ship subsidy bill. Republicans rally behind Mondell and Mann, pledging to keep American shipping on the seas while Democrats attack delays and cost. Byrnes faulted spending. Mendell defended action and challenged Democratic waste.

Washington Harding Mendell Mondell Mann Janes HK. Mann Silineix South Caroling James F. Byrnes Byrnes Mendetl United States

Harding Invited to Masonic Temple Laying in Detroit

Washington June 22 Resident Harding received an invitation from Senator Newberry of Michigan to attend the laying of the cornerstone for what was described as the largest Masonic temple in the world in Detroit this September. Harding took the invitation under advisement.

Washington Harding Newberry Rep Michigan Detroit

Parachute Leaps Save Two In Plane Nose Dive

Roy Snow and KR. Al. Nerman of Oklahoma City escaped death when their plane nose dived and they leaped out in parachutes. Both landed unconscious. In Minneapolis the Norwegian Church elected Rev. H. Holt as vice president of the national organization at a special general conference. Rev. Stub of Minneapolis is present.

Belle Plaine Kan Roy Snow KR. al. Nerman Oklahooa City Minneapolis Minn H. ©. Holt Lowa Norwegian Lutheran Church In America National Organization Jo) Stub

Flood Devastates Mercedes Pumping Plant and 16000 Acres

Sixteen thousand acres of land flood damage expands across Starr Hidalgo and Cameron counties as the Mercedes irrigation pumping plant valued at 1 million dollars is swept away by the Rio Grande. Red Cross aid begins with three aviators from Kelly Field dropping food bags to farmers in need as floodwaters maroon Mexican residents and disrupt border roads.

San Antonio Mercedes Texas Rio Grande Valley Starr Hidalgo Cameron Starr County Terrill County Red Cross Kelly Field Camp McAller

Herrin Mine Fight Leaves 16 Dead in Battle

Bloody clash at Herrin Illinois pits non union workers against union men. The confrontation yesterday left sixteen men dead and highlighted intense labor conflict in the mining community.

Herrin, Ill

One Man Hanged and Treated With Brutality in Mine Siege

Special to The Evening Journal reports Herrin Illinois June 22 nineteen men died in yesterday’s mine battle. Fifteen non union workers and three union men were killed after being captured. One non union man found hanged to a tree with bullets. Bodies of sixteen non union workers found in a woods near the strip mine. Foreman McDowell beaten, and fourteen of the slain were shot or beaten to death as escape efforts failed.

Evening Journal Herrin McDowell Grme

Miners Rebellion Leaves Dead and Wounded in Illinois Strike

Early today unverified reports claim three union miners are dead and four wounded. Twenty strikebreakers reportedly shot in the Strip Mine of the Southern Illinois Coal Company after yesterday's battle. Strikers and non-union miners resumed firing as forty-five strikebreakers surrendered.

Spectro Herrin Ilinois Coal Company

London landlord shot to death outside Eaton Square home

Special to The Evening Journal reports Field Marshal Sir Henry Hughes Wilson was shot dead outside his Eaton Square London residence. Two assailants were arrested. Wilson served as military adviser to the Ulster government.

Evening Journal London Sir Henry Hughes Wilson Eaton Square Wilson Ulster Government

Botany bulletin notes caffeine rich plant species

A new plant species found in American botany contains unusually high caffeine levels. Researchers report caffeine making up as much as one and a half percent of the dry weight, suggesting potential for novel stimulant uses and chemical studies.

Louis J Eppich Elected President of National Estate Boards

Louis J Appleb of Denver was elected president for the year at the convention in San Francisco of the National Association of Hew Estate boards. Six executives named for the coming year. N. J. Upham of Duluth is noted among the officers. change in fiscal year noted for the real estate boards.

Louis J. Appleb Denver National Association of Hew San Francisco N. J. Upham Duluth

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James Corrigan Taskele Diamante Eryeta Ver Sherman L. Whipple Mass United States Senate Henry Cabotlodge Mr. Whipple United States Shipping Board Emergency Fleet Corporation Lewis and Jewels MT. Vesuvius U.S House Carolina Shipping Board Bill Gee Big Deroit Temple Belle Plaine, Kans Terday Fred Marshal Sir Henry Hughes Fearlaer Wally Louis J. Eppich
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