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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1923

Page

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State Bonus Law Is Upheld In Iowa Ruling

The Iowa Supreme Court unanimously upheld the state bonus law for World War I veterans. The ruling validates fifty cents daily payments, bonds totaling twenty two million dollars, and the measure’s pledge of credit for twenty years. Bond sales and warrant issues to veterans were expected to begin in April.

Des Moines Mar State Supreme Court Iowa Evans Lester L. Thompson Polk County Court Henry Grout Waterloo Lowe United States J. &. Parrish Grout Burbank Nes Moines Iowe Thirty-Ninth General Assembly Thirty-Ninth Assembly Iown Department of the American Legion Harry Wilkins Wilkins Quartermaster Department Charles E. Dawes American Expeditionary Force American Legion Antime Henry W. Grout Polk County District Court Lester Thompson Supreme Court New York Iown New York Supreme Bonus Board

Oil-well accident near St Marys WV shocks crew

In West Virginia near St Marys a nitroglycerine charge exploded in an oil well as a shooter prepared to lower a second shot. He covered the shot with his body to shield himself and survived as rocks showered down. The derrick was wrecked and a masthead fell near a wagon holding 60 quarts of nitro. Officials believe a stone triggered the blast as the well was uncased.

St. Marys West Virginia

Complete Census of Palestine Reports 757 182 Population

The Palestine census three months old lists 757 182 people with Christians 10 percent Jews 11 percent and Mohammedans 79 percent. Jerusalem and Tiberias show Jewish majorities. Jaffa seaport houses about 20 000 Jews and 20 000 Mohammedans. The piece questions sustainability of a much larger population in Palestine.

Associated Press Jerusalem Mar Palestine Boston Tiberias Abraham Jesus Mecca Beth- Jechem Nazareth Jaffa Aout Palestine Weekly

Iowa Senate Moves to Reorganize Agriculture Department

In Des Moines the Iowa senate debated and likely will pass a bill to abolish the state board of conservation and create a secretary of agriculture. The measure consolidates dairy, food, and health units under a new department with elected officers beginning after July 1.

Des Moines Iowa Senate Senate Committee On Department of Agriculture State Board of Conservation Commission On Animal Health State Dairy and Food Commission Agriculture Department Horticulture Association Weather and Crop Service State Veterinary

Canada creates Wood Bison Park to protect wild herds

Ottawa reports the establishment of Wood Bison Park near Fort Smith on the Slave River to safeguard two wild herds totaling about 2,000 animals. The park will serve as a permanent pasture and breeding ground, preserving North America’s remaining wild bison populations alongside other historic herds and the Wyoming-Yellowstone region.

Ottawa Fort Smith Alto Slave River United States Canada Great Slave Lake Mackenzie River American Bison Society Canadien Goverment New Park Yellowstone Park North Amrica W. F. Hornaday Atlantic Seaboard Rocky Mountains Wainwright Park Alberta

French Hold Burgomaster in Recklinghausen District

General Laignelot removes publicity in Recklinghausen district and warns that if new French troops are attacked the burgomaster of Buer and four other town officers held captive will be shot at once.

Essen Ger Recklinghausen Laignelot Buer

Community group notices and club meetings listed

Announcements show Rebekahs and Moose lodge events for Friday through Saturday including balloting, quilting, and social gatherings. Meetings at 2313 West RL 233 Navajo Club with Mrs C W Long 2213 Hevre special club with Mrs John Putnam and Lambert 2213 Wellston Social Club with Mrs Helen Chorpenning. Prizes for costume contest March 17 at Moose hall.

Wellston Social Club Helen Chorpenning Moose Lodge

Universities Teaching Spanish Surges Across U S Colleges

More than 56 000 students study Spanish in 404 of 612 colleges and universities listed by the U S Bureau of Education. Columbia University leads with 3 000 students followed by Texas 1 640 and Illinois 1 342 as eight schools exceed 1 000 students. The plan includes professor exchanges and Latin American scholarships to deepen cooperation between U S and Latin American higher education.

Washington Mar United States Bureau of Education The Pan-American Union Fransisco J.uanez Columbia University University of Texas University of Illnois Senor Yanez Leening Latin America United States Latin Ameria Europe

Fortnightly club cancels regular evening meeting

Notice that there will be no regular meeting this month for the Fortnightly club evening section due to a joint meeting Friday at the Commercial club. Also announces Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters joint social on Thursday March 15 with supper at 6 30 and bring bread and butter sandwiches and a covered dish. Prayer meeting and choir practice at Chester Baptist parsonage Wednesday at 7 30 and song service participation requested. Robert H. Moore of West Branch to speak at Wellston Shipping Association annual meeting March 14 at Wellston school house.

T. UC Chas. Corett Commercial Club Knights of Pythias Pythian Sisters Weet Chester Baptist A. E. Aldrich Robert H. Moore West Branch Wellston Shipping Association Wellston

Portnightly Music Department Meeting With Mrs.

The Portnightly club music department schedules a meeting with Mrs. to discuss upcoming performances and plans for auditions and repertoire.

Storm leaves dozens dead and hundreds hurt across states

The storm sweep across Tennessee Kentucky Ohio and surrounding areas killed at least 40 and injured about 200 as telegraph and telephone lines were gradually restored. Train service was delayed and many towns had no communication while damage runs to millions.

Associated Press Chicago Iil Rocky Mountains Appalachian Range Tennessee Kentucky Ohio

Community Sing Postponed. Home Economics Meetings Planned

Homer Stephens hosts a dio concert at home on South Iowa Ave while the Community Sing is rescheduled. Two Home Economics Sections meet Friday March 16 at 2 and 2 15 PM at the Commercial Club for a meat demonstration. Cudahy Co. reps invited, plus all town ladies and Fortnightly Club members.

Homer Stephens Iowa Ave Cudahy Co

One Woman Confesses Amid Street Scene Remark

An elderly woman in a street scene admits a bold remark about not needing a band to tell the world. The Boston Transcript notes her quip as a curious moment reflecting public perception.

Boston Transcript

Devil Names Seen in Explorer's Map History

The text notes extensive naming after the devil by explorers and cartographers. It mentions Captain Amar adding locations such as Devil's Glacier and Devil's Dancing Room during his expedition, reflecting a pattern of dedicating places to demonic figures in geographic lore.

Amar Ile

American Jewish Relief Efforts Grow with Multi‑Million Gifts

The American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee reports over 5.7 million dollars given for non secular relief in Russia and 3.3 million for Jewish relief in 1922. About 4 million came from the committee’s own funds, with the rest from the American Relief Administration. Funds now support farming aid and cooperative lending, while total 1922 relief from the committee reached 7.5 million dollars.

Associated Press New York Elief Russia American Relief Administration American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee Felix M. Warburg James N. Rosenberg Lewis L. Strauss Hoover

Valuable Minerals Stolen from Petrograd Institute

Four pounds of pure iridium and four pounds of osmium were stolen from the Petrograd Metallurgical Institute. The robbers also took six pounds of platinum. The metals had been kept as specimens at the institute for many years.

Petrograd Petrograd Metalurgical Institute

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Department of Agriculture of Fulton Legislative Committee On Reform Senate Browne Jackson House Journal Ruhr Rebekahs W. RL Navajo Club Friendship Club Lambert Hevre Special Club John Putnam Methodist Church Washington Lodge A. F A. M. Werk W. T. Carnon Reeheecea Club Hall Ladies Aid Society of the Christian Church Rebekah St. Patrick's Port- Nightly
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