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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1921

Page

8

Women Oppose Wage and Hour Bills in Des Moines Hearing

More than 200 women and girls spoke against minimum wage and maximum hour proposals before a joint Iowa House and Senate committee. Testimony by Lela Gray Luella Clark and Louise Retz argued the bills harm workers rights to equal footing with men and urged education to protect motherhood rather than legislation.

Des Moines Joint Labor Committee House Senate General Assembly State House Lela Gray Equitable Life Insurance Company of Iowa Luella Clark Louise H. Retz Iowa National Bank Price

Local News Updates and Store Notices

Mrs Ray Bauer of West Chester spends the day in Washington. The Farmers Cooperative Association of Wellston will carry a full line of Moline implements and arrange repairs for any machinery. Dependable taffeta silk dresses in beautiful styles now at The New York Store. Mrs G B Carlson returns home to Minneapolis after visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs Bert Pierce.

Ray Bauer West Chester Washington Farmer's Co-operative Association of Wellston New York G. B. Carlson Minneapolis Minn Bert Pierce R. By Ralston Keota Joe Harrison Winfield

Local notices and ads from Washington Iowa pages

Community listings include taxi service changes barred by ad, marriage license issued to Stanley H. Richards and Olive Marie Tomlinson, water rent reminders, and upcoming meetings for Pythian Sisters. Local visits and travel notes mention Mr and Mrs J Miller in Muscatine, Mrs M R Wells in West Chester, and Ralston Kilpatrick travel.

Stanley H. Richards Ainsworth Olive Marie Tomlinson Washington

Time The Temper Savers and Save Valve Cores

Local notices mention Use Mannhardt products Time The Temper Savers and Save Valve Cores. Chiropractor Wie ul Lyda Hellam at 689 Black Southwest corner square by Farmer's Union. Milton White returns from Chicago visit to his daughter Mrs Henry Hofmeester and notes changes since 1865. J C Mayer of Keota visits sister Mrs George Bereiter. Gruen wrist watches pitched for Commencement gifts by Stephen Jewelry. Moth Proof Storage Bags 2 for 25 cents at The New York Store. Mrs FE Cady West Chester and Mrs Otten Newton with O G Herbrecht Des Moines attend church convention at Haskins.

Milton White Chicago Henry Hofmeester Randolph Theater White Cameron West Virginia Forest City Illinois Mr. White Iown Sigourney FE. C. Cady West Chester Otten Newton O. G. Herbrecht Des Moines Haskins

Farr Named To State Pharmacy Board

Des Moines March appointment of Floyd E. Farr of Humeston as member of the state commission of pharmacy to succeed George D. Newcomb of Creston for a three year term. Other members are Charles Jaerens of Dubuque and W W Haire of Fort Dodge with terms remaining. Members receive 1500 dollars yearly.

Des Moines N. £. Kendall Floyd E. Farr Humeston State Commission of Pharmacy George D. Newcomb Creston Charles Jaerens Dubuque W.W. W. Haire Fort Dodge Senate Doi

President Harding seeks Balkan advisor Col. Coe

A former Riverside resident now living in St Augustine Florida Colonel C 8 Coe met with President Warren G Harding about the Balkan situation Dawes recommended Coe as a trusted expert. Coe served in the world war and worked with the Serbian railroad commission in the Balkans for over a year.

Washington County Warren G. Harding Col C. 8. Coe St. Augustine Mia Riverside Colonel Coe Saturday Evening Post Balkans Charles G. Dawes France Harding Theowan

Notice to Delinquent Water Consumers

Thursday March 10 is the last day to pay water rents. Rules governing delinquents will be strictly enforced and if rents are not paid on time water will be turned off without further notice. 2813

Cloud Mina High School Mascot Incident

A fragment from a historical page notes a dialogue about Babylon and Tyre with reference to Cloud Mina High School. The readable text implies a discussion of cities and a school mascot, but no clear event or dates are provided.

Babylon Eshie Tyre Cloud Mina

Banks Keep Their Faith in Young Men

Chicago bankers defend youth in banking after William Dalton, 17, stole 772000 in bonds from Northern Trust. VPs emphasize trust in young workers, noting opportunities exist but are monitored, while aging peers are not deemed more trustworthy. They stress training, supervision, and continued hiring of young men.

BANKS Chicago William Dalton Northern Trust Company H. C. Edmonds Dalton John P. Gleson First National Bank Wiliam A. Tilden Fort Dearborn Trust and Savings Bank H. H. Merrick Great Lakes Trust Company

Mall Robbers Sentenced for Burlington Mail Car Heist

Judge Martin J. Wade in Council Bluffs federal court sentenced five defendants linked to the November 13 Burlington mail car robbery. He cited a half million dollars in unaccounted government bonds amid the indictments for complicity in the $8 million theft. Sentences were handed down for each participant including Merle Phit.

Wade Council Bluffs Martin J. Wade Burlington

Auto Strop Razor Thirty Day Trial Offer

We offer a thirty day trial to use the Auto Strop Razor. If after the trial period you are satisfied with its performance and quality, keep the razor and pay its price of six dollars and nine cents.

Fort Leavenworth to receive prisoners under guard

Lips, a 17 year old, and twelve others are to be sent to Fort Leavenworth for federal prison terms. Fred A. Poffenberger Dr Hugh A Reed T A Daly each receive four and one half years. Mrs Mary A Daly, wife of T A Daly, gets four and a half years at Canon City Colorado or Rockwell City Iowa reformatory. The prisoners to Fort Leavenworth will be taken there on a special train tomorrow morning under heavy guard.

Lips Fort Leavenworth Fred A. Poffenberger Hugh A. Reed T. A. Daly Mary A. Daly Canon City Colo Rockwell City Iowa Reformatory

Light Company Wins Temporary Injunction Against City

Federal court grants a temporary writ in the case Light Heat and Power Company v City of Sac City and others. Judge Henry T Reed orders a special master to take testimony determine facts and report findings and conclusions to the court within a set period.

Granting Writ of Injunction Affects Defendant’s Rights

The order granting the temporary writ of injunction will be saved to the defendant’s record. The action preserves the plaintiff’s request while shielding the defendant from certain commitments during the injunction period.

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Millionaire Clubmen Fill Fire Duties Aboard Swedish Liner

A Swedish liner bound for New York sailed with millionaire clubmen acting as stokers after the regular firemen struck for higher wages. The incident disrupted traditional crew roles as labor action affected the ship's operations.

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