Ancient Battle Cry Exclamation Used in Medieval Combat
The term Ho was the formal shout of order to stop fighting in medieval battles or tournaments as issued by a commander or umpire.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1933
Page
3
Walsh Democratic Leader Walsh Dies on Train in Roosevelt Era
The Roosevelts cabinet member Walsh dies on a train. The obituary recounts his career from law in Helena to a long Senate run and delegate work at six Democratic conventions. It notes his role in the teapot scandal investigations and electoral ties to Roosevelt era politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redfield
South Dakota
Henry Comer Walsh
Helena
Mont
Col. C. B. Nolan
Walsh, Nolan and Seallon
Walsh and Seallon
Walsh
Elinor C. McClements
Chicago
Congress
United States
Thomas H. Carter
Henry L. Meyers
Thote
Democratic National Central Committee
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Sen. Walsh
Senate
Albert B. Fall
VA. S
Keota Teens Shine In Preliminary Declamatory Contest
Keota won first in Gramaic, first in humor and second in oratory at the Keota prelim Tuesday night. Schools Agency Webster and West Chester competed. Webster took first in oratory and second in humor, Agency was runner up in dramatic. Winners and readings included Max Sturdevant Webster The Planners. Walter Fagen Jr Keota Sinister Shadows. Helen Lene Arnold Keota The Dog Wolf. Louis Adamson Agency Bobby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shafto
James Rogers
Keota
Johnny
Olin Frederickson
Webster
Baumgartner
Qofratorical
John Stout
West Chester
Frances Wheaton
Agency
Doris Grove
David Monroe
Orville Coakley
Lee Scott
Gramaic
Webster and
Max Sturdevant
Walter Fagen, Jr
Sinister Shadows
Washington R. 2 social notes and moves
Mrs Fred Wagner reports visitors including Mr and Mrs J L Coon and their sons. Mr and Mrs Davison and family called, with Howard Wagner and Earl Nivola visiting Char lie Niccola. Al Logans moved southeast of Washington. others relocate to Carl Roberts, Schofield, Woodburn rear west of Eureka. Lot of movers passing. Clark Waener repaired Joseph Wolfers truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
J. L. Coon and
Davison
Howard Wagner
W. RR. Davison
Earl Nivola
Charlie Niccola’s
Ladies Aid
Genevieve Walker
al Logans
Mr. Smiths
Carl Roberts
Jake Hagist
Schofield Place
Ed Petratz
Woodburn
Eureka
Clark Waener
Joseph Wolfers
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