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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1921

Page

2

Chicago Market Report Mixed Movements Across Livestock

Chicago releases show hog receipts at 20 000 with holdovers 6 283 and cattle and sheep receipts around 19 000. Market slow to higher with hogs uneven and cattle values ranging from 5.99 to 10.75 depending on weight and grade. Official yesterday tallies include hogs 14 253 cattle 7 560 sheep 17 226 calves 1 509.

Chicago Cannes

Robber Foiled by Football Tactics in Toledo

Deputy Marshal Martin Szymanowski tackled fugitive Joe Urbaytis during a jail escape attempt after his February post office robbery charge. Urbaytis and four others pleaded not guilty at arraignment before Federal Judge Kille, with trials set for April 11. Senator Sorgom criticized self serving politicians.

Toledo United States Martin Szymanowski Joe Urbaytis Urbaytis Lucas County Szymanokski Killite

When Coal Was Not Burned in London Parliament

The era saw restrictions on coal fires as Queen Elizabeth’s era style of restraint. Country gentlemen visiting London faced a ban on coal burning to curb pollution and protect city health.

Queen Elizabeth Brett London

Tractor trades and price drops in local wrencher column

The column notes a Samson price cut of 280 dollars effective March 16 and mentions dealer stock of Hart-Parr and Samson tractors, overhauls on Lloyd Martins tractor, part requests from Joe Neible and J D Letts, and local delivery of tractors within the territory. It also mixes farm humor and local notices from March events.

Joe Neible Noble Lloyd Martin Charlie Columbus Junction Oregon Highland Jackson Franklin Washington Cedar Crawford Marion

State printing urged onto a clear business basis

Des Moines reports Ora Williams calls for the state printing system to be run on a direct business model, criticizing the current contract system as unworkable. He urges a fully equipped department with clear authority to oversee procurement of stationery and related items, and warns against political exploitation of state printing.

Des Moines Ora Williams 37Th General Assembly

State official urges stronger oversight for state businesses

A state official calls for higher standards similar to insurance banking and food safety oversight. The speaker requests personal consideration and accountability for expenditures, urging the reader to understand state needs and do the right thing.

Peettte

Jury convicts Wilson in Oskaloosa trial

In Oskaloosa on March 24 the trial jury returned a verdict of guilty in the case of the state v. A L Wilson charged with assault with intent to commit murder on Mrs M B Bollinger. The jurors deliberated from 5 pm to 9 pm after receiving court instructions.

Oskaloosa A. L. Wilson M. B. Bolling

Libel defendant returns to jail after Iowa Supreme Court ruling

Droft, jailed for one year on a libel charge after the Iowa supreme court denied appeal, surrendered at the Scott County Attorney’s office around 11 am Saturday and was returned to jail. The News remains suspended and undeployed on the streets.

News Iowa Supreme Court Scott County Droft Supreme Court John Weir

Drost in Jail News Quits

Davenport reports Dan Drost publisher of the Rock Island newspaper remains jailed in Scott County Prison after libel charges. The case centers on published material deemed defaming, with authorities confirming the editor’s detention and ongoing legal proceedings.

Drost News Rock Island Scott County Davenport Dan Drost The

Fragmentary quote on free speech from the Houston Transcript

A fragment quotes an orator urging to uphold free speech and warning against interruption with a physical threat. The line is attributed to the Houston Transcript and features a confrontational tone about maintaining principles.

Sophon Tam Hoston

Women of Middle Age Offer Relief Ad Promise

An advertisement claims Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helps women during menopause with symptoms like hot flashes dizziness and nervousness. It urges readers to write to the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts for information and personal replies from a woman.

E. Pinkham Box _ Hopkins Minn Re Block Lydia E. Pinkham Lydia

Man claims cure for rheumatism with new remedy

James H. Alien says a mysterious compound banishes rheumatism by expelling impurities and acid deposits from joints and muscles. He details a rapid, claimed transformation after trying the preparation and appoints his druggist as agent offering refunds on the first two bottles to dissatisfied buyers.

James H. Alien Dewaeey Jett Draggter Allenrhu

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