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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1923

Page

1

Seizure of Baltic Liquor On Liner This Evening

Treasury officials report the British liner Baltic arrives with 5270 bottles of beer 350 spirits 119 wine and 38 liquors under seal testing American dry law borders. Baltic docks at quarantine as Berengaria sails to test restrictions. British stance and U S authorities clash over three mile limit and confiscation authority.

Associated Press Washington, D. C Treasury Baltle New York Baltic Treasury Department Lquor Three Mile Amit London

Illinois man wins college golf meet in Western Conference

Rial Rolfe of Illinois won the individual championship of the Western Conference golf tournament in Chicago, defeating Gustav Novotny of Illinois five up and three to play.

Illinois Associated Prees Chicago. I Rial Rolfe Tlinois Gustav Novotny Ilinois

Yale Wins First Two Races At Thames Regatta

In New London Connecticut Yale freshmen beat Harvard freshmen by four lengths in the two mile race with times Yale 10 27 Harvard 10 46. Yale junior varsity crew defeated Harvard eight by five and a half lengths in the two mile event with times Yale 16 10 Harvard 10 28 2 fifths.

New London Conn Harvard Yale Thames

Re hearing in Maupin Murder Case Set for September

Des Moines June 22 The re hearing of Joe Maupin convicted for the murder of Carney miner Joe Hayes will be argued before the state supreme court for a new trial in September. The court denied advancing the rehearing from September to May.

Rvi Associated Pree Des Moines Joe Maupin Joe Hayes State Supreme Court Supreme Court

Perry Postmaster Dies After Illness of Two Months

Harry A. Mash aged 62 Perry postmaster died at his home after a two month illness He had lived in Dallas County most of his life Funeral services set for Sunday afternoon in Perry Iowa news item reporting a local postmaster death and funeral plans.

Associated Preas Perry, la Harry A. Mash Perry Dallas County

Railroads plan for big freight business in Iowa

Des Moines Iowa June 22 Railroads in Iowa anticipate the heaviest freight traffic in history peaking around mid October due to a business revival and expected heavy grain movements. Shippers urged to load cars to capacity unload promptly and speed up equipment movement. Roads are repairing tracks rebuilding equipment and stockpiling fuel this summer to support the fall rush. Factories urged to store coal and supplies for later use.

Associated Press Des Moines Iowa

Parents Take Heed Device in Radio Patent Described

A device in a radio patent is described with the phrase Resistances included in arms. Parents and mothers will approve.

Pathers

Armours Denial Over Grain Growers Sale Plan

Chicago and New York reports say Bernard Baruch proposed United States Grain Growers take control of Armour grain, with Ogden Armour and George E. Marcy weighing it. Baruch stressed the plan was private, not authorized, and no firm proposal had been shown to Armour.

Associated Press Chicago United States Grain Growers Corporation Armour Gerain Company Armour George E. Marey Armour Grain Company B. M. Baruch Marey New York United States Grain ghdWets Corporation Bernard M. Baruch Ogden Armour George E. Marcy Baruch Barney

Smith Brookhart Reaches Turkey

United States Senator Smith Brookhart of Town arrived in Constantinople from Moscow via Odessa. He stayed briefly and then departed for Romania Hungary and Austria.

SMITH _BROOKHART Turkey Associated Press Constantinople United States Smith Brookhart Moscow Odessa Roumania Hungary Austria

Marey Leads Ar mour Role Five Years In Charge

In a brief report a note says Mr Marey has directed the Ar mour organization for five years and relates to profits made from grain until the pledge balance was achieved.

Marey Armour Organization

Bandits Take His Clothes. Chicagoan Blocks the Elevated

Chicago on June 22 Peter Anderson a scantily dressed man attempted to run home along the elevated track after an encounter with two negro bandits who ripped his clothing. Police captured one bandit, cleared the traffic, and returned Anderson’s garments.

Toche Chicago Peter Anderson Anderson

Waterloo Man Elected Head of Spanish American Veterans

John B. Boller of Waterloo was elected state department commander of the United Spanish War Veterans at Creston Iowa. Waterloo will host next year’s state convention, the early session announced in Creston.

Waterloo The Creston John B. Boller United States

No Poorncuts in New South Wales Disputed Claim

The report states that New South Wales has no poor houses and notes a 1921 figure showing private wealth ahead of the population at £2200, presenting a contested claim about social welfare and wealth gaps in the early 20th century.

New South Wales

Heat Wave Strikes Nation with Dozens Dead

Chicago dispatch reports three states cooled briefly while the nation sweltered. Forecasters warn some regions will see no relief as heat continues. Eastern states tally over forty deaths. factories and schools closed. In Chicago area four died and twenty overcome. total weekly deaths reach 22. Minimum night temperature 91.

Associated Press Chicago United States East Central

War ruinous to Chinese railways yields

Peking May 9 China’s civil war curbed railway revenue, showing a net loss of 281,566 Chinese currency for the year ending November 1922. Eleven lines posted gains, but disruptions and military seizures produced the deficit, with the Peking Mukden line contributing 992,946 to the loss and Wu Pei fu’s segment 139,501. Government revenues topped 7,987,359.

Peking China Peking-Mukden Shanghaikwan Chang Tsein Manchuria Wu Pei-fu Peking-Hankow

Pioneers reenact Marquette Joliet voyage on Mississippi

In Clinton Iowa on June 22 Pere Jacques Marquette and Mon sieur Louis Joliet paddled canoes down the Mississippi toward Rock Island arsenal and Davenport. They had coffee with local “red skins” and white brothers and were greeted by a large crowd before a modern motor boat joined the symbolic canoe fleet downstream.

Associated Press Clinton Pere Jacques Marquette Monsieur Louis Joliet Mississippi River Rock Island Arsenal Davenport Father Marquette Loura Joliet Iowa

One Killed and Four Injured When Train Strikes Automobile

Springfield Illinois June 22 Mrs Claude Barr was instantly killed and her husband manager of the Eastern Automobile Indemnity Association of this city and three girls were seriously injured this morning when Mr Barrs automobile was run into by a freight train east of this city.

Associated Press Springfield Claude Barr Eastern Automobile Indemnity Association Barr

Court Rules Iowa Bank Can't Collect Damages on a Note

The Minnesota Supreme Court affirmed a Hennepin County ruling that First National Bank of Forest City Iowa cannot collect damages on a $5,000 note held by J. E. Marcelle and Walter N. Carroll. The bank claimed damages for misrepresentation and fraud in the note transaction.

Iowa Bank ST. Paul, Minn First National Bank of Forest City Iowa J. EB. Marcelle Walter N. Carroll Minnesota Supreme Court Hennepin County

Woman With Bridge Contract Shakes County Bids

In Webster City Iowa on June 22 a local contractor’s wife, Mrs W T Baxter, won a bid to build sixteen Shelby county bridges. Her bid 20408 undercut rivals by generous margins and she claimed others formed a price combine. She offered to take the contract and sublet work, guaranteeing a reofit, and said she was invited to join a bidders’ combine to drive up prices.

Webster City Shelby County W. T. Baxter

Harding in Kansas City and radio plans for address

President Harding and party arrived in Kansas City for a twelve hour visit, with an address on the transportation problem to follow. Four radio stations will carry the remarks to WGY Schenectady WEAF New York KDKA Pittsburgh and WDAF Kansas City.

Associated Press Kansas City Harding Pacific Coast Alaska President Harding St. Louis Missouri Missouri River Mt. Louis Hyde Davis Kansas Ing Hutchinson Union Station Blue Hille Golf Club WGY Schnectady WEAF New York City KDKA Pittsburgh WDAF The Kansas City Star Permanent Court of International Justica League of Nations World Court

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