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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1921

Page

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Ulster Premier Seeks Ireland Peace Talks

Belfast June 2 Ulster premier Sir James Craig reports the Ulster cabinet accepted Lloyd George's invitation for a conference with northern and southern Ireland representatives. London June 20 Mrs Skeffington widow of an Irish leader who was executed after Easter Monday riots in 1916 is described as a possible intermediary for Eamon de Valera.

Belfast Ireland James Craig Ulster Lloyd George Northern Southern Ireland de Valere Graphic Ske Magtan London Ramonn Irish Republic Dan Eireann Dublin de Valera Sinn Fein

Ore output halts in Gogette range mines

Ashland Wis June 20 The closing of the Ottawa mine on the Gogette range ends operations of the larger mines on the range and they are producing less than a third of their usual output. Some mines are under repair while others are idle. machinery keeps water from flooding. Iron ore clearances from Ashland for the Gogerde range average slightly under a cargo a day with about 140 cargoes shipped from Chequame Bay.

Ashland Wis Ottawa Gogette Ashhind Gogelde Chequameges Bay

Chicago Carpenters Strike Settled After Landis Arbitration

Chicago unions and employers reach a settlement after Judge Landis acts as arbitrator. The carpenters will return to work tomorrow following a conference with the arbitration board, ending the standoff over contractor employment practices.

Chicago union _carpenters of Judge Landis Arbitration Board

Standings and Tuesday Results Across Leagues

National League action shows Chicago 24 over Pittsburgh 4 and St Louis 1 over Cincinnati 1 while New York visits Philadelphia in wet conditions. American League scores include Cleveland 12 over St Louis 4 and Philadelphia 1 at Washington with remaining games on schedule.

Chicago Pittsburgh St. Louia Cincinnati New York Philadelphia Cleverend St Louis Reston Washington New Yak Dala onAowey Pittsburgh J Boston St. Louis American F. Lugar i Detroit

The Last Obstacle in Breath ing Chicago's S100Q Building Tieup

A last hurdle blocks the tie up of Chicago's S100Q building project as city officials weigh permits and access. Strong entities include Chicago and S100Q. The outcome remains unresolved with ongoing negotiations and planning considerations.

Chicago

Dawes Outlines Budget Plan to Cabinet

Charles G. Dawes, newly appointed director of the budget, spoke to President Herding and the cabinet in Washington about applying the budget system across executive departments. His attendance marked an unusual, perhaps unprecedented, cabinet session.

Washington Charles G. Dawes Chicago Herding Iis Dawes

Stromboli Volcano Erupts Off Sicily Coast

Rome reports Stromboli on the island of the same name is erupting with a violent explosion heard across the area. Residents flee as activity continues, Stromboli has a long history of eruptions and volcanic activity.

Rome Stromboli Sicily Sietty Stromball

Vice Chancellor Refuses Writ in Denney-Carpentier Bout Dispute

In Jersey City on June 23 Vice Chancellor Stevenson rejected an order to show cause restraining Tex Rickard from staging the Denisey-Carpentier fight next Saturday. He allowed Reform bureau to seek another judge, citing planned absence. Vice Chancellor Foster said he could not issue an injunction against a probable or intended crime or prevent moral damages in advance of a crime.

Jersey City N. J Stevenson International Reform Bureau Tex Rickard Bureau John Foster Court of Chancery

Rail workers vote outcome due this week says union leader

Chicago reports the railway labor board will release a ruling on time and one half hours for workers after July 1. B M Jewell cites a 325000 to 43000 ballot showing opposition to an 8 to 7 cent cut and notes up to 860000 eligible voters with large participation. The board will not act on the service vote. decision pending final tally.

Chicago Gertsion United States Railway Labor Board Jewell B. M. Jewell Railway Employees’ Department of American Federation of Labor

Wage decision sparks railway union talks

A meeting of four railway brotherhoods including clerks telegraphers switchmen and maintenance workers will be held July 1 to review the wage dispute and decide on further action. Officials say the action could prompt a transport labor response if the Board’s ruling is rejected.

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Government to profit from fight gate taxes explained

The Bureau of Internal Revenue outlined Uncle Sam’s take from the May 20 boxing match in Jersey City. Tax on gate receipts plus 10 percent excise and surtaxes would apply to promoters brokers and participants with additional levies from film rentals transport and sales taxes.

Washington Sam Pemprey-Carpentier Jersey City Bureau of Internal Revs Dewpney Mincome Surtax Carpentier Fght

Congressmen Press To Cut Red Tape In Special Session

Representative Anserge of New York reports dissatisfaction with progress during the current special session. He says about a hundred first term Republicans want to cut red tape, push action on revision of peace terms, and claim districts deserve influence equal to long-serving members. He notes no objects have yet been accomplished and urges a conference of new Republicans to press for change.

Washington Anserge New York Batwe Congress Gider tAembars Republican Party Loney Joe Cannon

Conference Signing Names Across States

Discussion with new members shows support for periodic conferences held with good purpose. Signatories include Representatives Clarke New York Koliht Ohio Hogan New York Arenta Nevada Berk Wisconsin Maine Fenn Connecticut Iineberger California across multiple states.

Illinois Clarke New York Koliht Ohio Hogan Arenta Nevada Berk Wisconsin Maine Fenn Commecticut Iineberger California

Seizes Jack Dempsey’s $15,000 car in Philadelphia

June 28 report says a $15,000 Dempsey automobile seized in front of a Philadelphia hotel to satisfy a judgment by Dr Herbert Goddard for an unpaid balance of a minor operation. James Dougherty, a friend, drove the car from Atlantic City to collect on the chanp an fee. Goddard charged $100 for the operation more than a year ago. the debt included $500 remaining judgment.

Philadelphia Denpary Judement Philadephia Herbertk. Goddard Dempey James Dougherty Dempney Atlantic City Vietor Fehter SMH

Fire at Sheripp Break Jail in Eau Claire Bank Robbery Suspects

Authorities search for Stanley Russell and his companion after they escaped from Eau Claire county jail during a disturbance. They are linked to a bank robbery and use of a powder device during the escape. Gus Watts also named in the manhunt as an associate.

Eau Claire Wis Stanley Ruswell Ius Aliss Gus Watts Shortt Worge Darman Russel

Bonaparte Dies in Baltimore at Country Home

Charles J. Bonaparte a member of the Velvet cabinet died at his country home near Baltimore Md on June 2. News notes state his long career in law and public service and his prominence in state and national affairs.

Baltimore C J. Bonaparte Velt Here

President to Call Conference on Armament Limitations

President Harding signals readiness to convene a conference of leading naval powers to discuss limiting armaments. He notes respect for Congress and Borah amendment aims to invite Great Britain and Japan to join a practical plan for arms limitation.

Washington Harding Great Britain

Miss Rose Goldner in Washington and local notices

Miss Rose Goldner of Keota spent yesterday in Washington. Mrs. F. M. Wilson returns to Milton from Riverside after visiting her son Dr. J. W. Wilson. The Wellston-plate July 4th offers free coffee at noon and asks guests to bring cups. Miss Ella Proudfit visits Mrs. Exsie Huffer in Crawfordsville.

Rose Goldner Keota Washington F. M. Wilson J. W. Wison Riverside Milton Wellston Ella Proudfit Crawfordsville Exsie Huffer

Delta Alpha class hosts bake sale at Wilson Heating Co store

The Delta Alpha 8 8 class of the M E church plans an eatable sale at the Wilson Heating Co store in Bat., on July 2. Homemade eatables will be sold. The Presbyterian Choir notes a Thursday evening rehearsal at 7 30 led by Miss Wanda Nelsawanger in Hay's absence this summer at 162.

Delta Alpha M. E. Church Wilson Heating Co Noties Memvie Wanda Nelsawanger

Commission on Optometry Board Named In City Notice

The state board of optometry examiner is named with Simon as a member. Other board plumbers listed include J. M. R. Harrison from T lows and J. H. Oatman of Gut Canter as additional members.

Nate Kendall W. Jeweler State Board of Optometry Examinera J. M. R. Harrison T ‘ Lows J. H. Oatman Gut Canter

Rev and Mrs Regan to Mark Eleventh Wedding Anniversary

The Rev M R Regan and his wife plan a quiet celebration tonight for their eleventh anniversary. Regan has just returned from Pleasant Mills Missouri and Mrs Regan will arrive from Des Moines after a church related conversion for a friend’s death in Pleasant Hill. The telegram announcing the death reached him this morning and he left immediately for funeral services.

Coleteate Anni M. R. Regan Regan Pleasant Mils Des Moines Pleasant Hill W. H. Patterson Waa Egan Aie

Shrine meetings and church notices update a town calendar

A jumble of local society notices lists rescheduled Shrine of White Shrine events at Mores haltcat and church meetings at multiple congregations. Other items note Friday gatherings, summer conventions, and a fresh air appeal to Ogante Nursery families.

Jeremijom Mores Thia Ogante Nursery Mra Walter JSON Kopl Tak Washington

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