Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

We found your results!

Page 1

Washington Evening Journal in Washington, Iowa

We have 14,353,121 pages in Iowa

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 17 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1928

Page

1

Farm bloc sparks heated clash at Democratic platform hearing

In Houston, the farm bloc objected to a farmer's exclusion from a drafting sub committee. T B Cashman of the Minnesota Farm Bureau was added to the sub committee after a ten minute debate. The panel allotted time for farm groups and wets and drys and heard talks on states rights wet planks and aviation proposals as platform makers plan ahead of the convention.

Democratic Platform Farmer Houston Texay Democratic Platform Committee Sribate Farm Bloc T B. Cashman Minnesota Farm Bureau Federation William N. Stayton Wilmington Del Association Against the Prohibition Platform Committee Wets McNary-Haugenites Womens Organizations Tydings Maryland Gov. Moody Texas Smith

Iowa Corn Growth Surges in Last Week

Iowa crops bulletin reports corn knee high across the state, aided by cool moist weather. Wheat oats barley show gains, truck crops and potatoes thrift, and tomatoes in Oskaloosa district benefit from rains. Pastures improve though curing clover and alfalfa difficult. milk flow up but flies bother cows in southern counties.

Des Moines Charles D. Reed Oskaloosa

Capone Ordered Out of Miami by City Council

Miami officials voted to remove Al Capone, labeled a racketeer and undesired visitor, with legal steps planned to force his departure from the city.

Miami Fla Scareface al” Capon Chicaso Couneil

Auto Party Visits Fairfield for Fourth of July Campaign

Washington campaigners for the American Legion bring a drum corps performance and remarks by J. W. Enslin to Fairfield and Wayland. Large crowds greet the contingent amid carnival attractions from Isler's shows and a forthcoming Washington visit planned for next week.

Wayland Fairfield Washington American Legion J. W. Enslin Better Washington Club Isler

McElhinneys Return From Illinois Visit

Mr and Mrs T J McElhinney have returned from Sononauk Illinois where they were visiting for a short time They previously spent the winter visiting Mr McElhinneys nieces in Columbus Ohio Mrs Agnes Kirkpatrick of Waterman Illinois accompanied them home and will visit them in Washington for a short time.

T. J. McElhinney Sononauk Mr. McElhinney Colmbus Ohio Agnes Kirkpatrick Waterman Ilk Washington

Courtney Abandons Atlantic Flight Attempt

Lisbon dispatch reports Captain Frank T. Courtney began a flight from Lisbon toward Horta and New York in a seasplane at 11 a.m. He redirected two hours later due to a broken water pipe and strong headwinds, turning back toward Lisbon.

Courtney Atlantic Lisbon Portugal Frank T. Courtney Horta Agores Islands New York

Weather Outlook Cuddy Night to Thursday With Showers

The report notes a mostly cuddy night and Thursday with probable showers. A warm air mass may push in tonight across the region, with unsettled conditions continuing into Thursday as a few showers drift through the area.

Mn East

Hoover to resign at an early date

Herbert Hoover the republican presidential nominee will resign as secretary of commerce at an early date the announcement said Hoover made the decision today at his Washington office and indicated the resignation would come soon as political duties shift to the campaign.

Hoover Washington Herbert Hoover Secretay of Commerce

Court Approves Bank Settlement for McLaughlin Bond

Judge J G Patterson in Oskaloosa approves the settlement of liability on a guaranty bond tied to Farmers and Merchants State Bank. Trustee S W Livingston to pay the receiver $15 000 in final settlement. Directors signed the accord December 2 1924 setting total at 36 000 with McLaughlin estate to cover 15 009. An additional McLaughlin distribution to creditors is under separate application.

J. G. Patterson Oskaloosa S. W. Livingston David McLaughlin Farmers and Merchants State Bank McLaughlin Es McLaughlin

One Italia Crew Member Killed in Dirigible Crash

Rome reports one Italia dirigible crewman killed when the polar craft sank after crashing May 25. Vincenzo Ponella, an engine man, died when his forward engine turret struck ice and burial with full honors was held on a remote island.

Rome Italia Umberto Nobile Vincenzo Ponella Ley Islands

Brookhart Goes to Des Moines for Farm Relief Talks

Senator S W Brookhart leaves for Des Moines to confer with friends and adherents on farm relief. He will decide later his stance as Houston developments may influence his position. He plans two talks on July 4 in Jewell and Millersburg before returning to Washington Iowa the following week.

S. W. Brookhar Des Moines Houston Brookhart Jewell Hamilton County Millersburg Iowa County Washington Iowa

Four Attempts To Wreck Mex Trains Reported

Northern Mexico saw four derailment attempts in twenty four hours along with a Monday derailment and another bombing attempt. Rebels also obstructed a train near Laredo early Tuesday. Mr and Mrs J A Conger and family arrived in Washington by car from Long Beach in eight days and will stay for weeks.

Mexico City Mexico Laredo J. A. Conger Washington Long Beach California

Fights erupt at convention over religion question in Houston

Police were called as fights broke out on the floor of a national convention in Convention Hall Houston. Demonstrators clashed over banners including North Carolina and Tennessee, as Joseph Robinson tried to restore order after a broad remark on religious tests for candidates.

Houston Tex Gemocerr’ National Convention Hull Smith Joseph Robinson Arkansas W. ©. Sanders North Carolina T. C. Everett North Tennessee Crump Memphis Tenn Sanders Bedlam Robinson Jefferson Alfred J. Smith

New York Editor Bowers Denounces Republicans at Democratic Keynote

Claude Bowers, editor from Indiana and New York, delivered a fiery keynote at the Democratic national convention in Houston. He attacked the Republican plunderbund, urged independents and progressives to unite, and criticized oil scandals, fake prosperity, and foreign policy while praising Wilson and warning against centralized power. He called for honesty in government and mobilization of voters to restore liberty and curb corruption.

Houston Black Horse Cavalry Claude (. Bowers Indiana New York Bowers United Lincoln Hamilton Sinclair Kansas City Woodrow Wilson Harding-Coolidge Ilege Little Green House K Street Washington Daugherty-Jess Smith Thomas J. Walsh Teapot Dome Harry Sinclair United States Latin America Jefferson Jackson Wilson America

Formal Call Extended to Rev David C Fulton

By unanimous vote the congregation formally called Rev. David C Fulton of Philadelphia as pastor to begin September. An informal call was voted two weeks earlier and accepted. Salary is 3000 dollars annually with a parsonage. Remodeling of the West Washington street parsonage is underway to be ready for the new pastor’s family.

David Chalmers Fulton Philadelphia Fulton W. B. McCrory Ainsworth West Washington Street

Parade Plans Offer Prizes For July Fourth Features

Parade committee announces cash prizes for top July Fourth entries including $10 for best feature and $5 for second place. Prizes also exist for best decorated car for comic features pony rider and rural school district or organization. The event will feature the Washington band the fire department decorated cars and American Legion drum corps with more items to be announced.

Washington Band American Legion

Fireworks Ignition Damages Miller Restaurant in Rabio

Fireworks stored at the Miller restaurant in Rabio exploded during Sunday morning flames causing extensive damage to the building and fixtures. A glass show window and display cases were shattered. Owner R. L. Beliel noted the fire likely began from a lighted cigarette.

Rabio R. L. Beliel

Also Mentioned on This Page

Winl Representa TION Ralph W. Cram Davenport Moulton Claude G. Bowers Alaska Alfred B. Smith Robert FP Wagner Tammany Boulder Dam Rocky Mountain Muscle Shoals Key Pittman Nevada REED Capone Council Weather Report McLaughlin Matter Patterson Ater Yesterdas Kuykendall Ines Nicaragua Lands Democratis Record Committee On Credentials Bee Louisiana Genevieve Clark Thomson Walker Smith N.Y Claude Bowers Coliseum George Gilmour Denver James M. Thompson New Orleans Champ Clark Committee On Order of Business United Presbyterian Church
Search Courier

Search the Washington Evening Journal Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Washington Evening Journal?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication