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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1922

Page

5

Sailors rise from San Francisco docks aboard the Maggie

Captain Scrages and his crew chase fortune aboard the aging Maggie as Gibney and McGuffey revive the salvage venture. A derelict schooner yields codfish instead of treasure, fracturing the syndicate and sparking a bitter split over a looming salvage scheme.

Phineas Peyragee San Francisco Maggie Adelbert P. Gibney Serages Nefis Halvorsen Bart McGuffey Westrel Gibney Captain Scrares Halfmoon Bay Saing Weaver Mr. Gibney Alleks Flaherty Scragers Mecaffey McGutt Chesepeake Sevage Magrie McGuffey Beraves Revolutioniata Columbia Whitcher Martie Il South Sea Islands Seragegs McKiiffey Scrages Scrag Grays Harbor Oakland Long Wharf Point Reyes North Pacific Ports Neila Halvorsen Victor Berages Mr. Gilbney Jackeon Street Wharf Thix May Coakley Sen Mar Metiuffey Jackson Street Scraggs Sacramento River Sacramento Stockton Nells Halvorsen Berkeley Mac Syndicate Embarcadero Celsion Semaggs Seracusy Scraces Mrdjuffey Commodore Netis Scruggs Scragg Gitney Screggs McGuiffey Ald Phiners Scraggs

Primary contest shapes up in 1922 Iowa race

Des Moines reports broad Republican primary interest for June 5 with battles for state treasurer and superintendent of public instruction. William J. Burbank faces Col. Leon Ainsworth. Edwin H. Hoyt remains a rival. McClenahan defends against foes tied to recent investigations. Mae Francis and Lillian Lefert seek top posts. Third district GOP fight pits MacFarlane Organ and Robinson. Pitt discussed as possible Senate challenge.

Des Moines United States Senate William J. Burbank Waterloo Col Leon Ainsworth Burbank Edwin H. Hoyt Ammeworth Laws Senate Tenet General Assembly London P. E. McClenahan McClenahan Wilbur H. Bender Bender State Vocational Board Mae Francis State Department of Public Instruction Walter Ramsay Lillian Leffert Iowa Kendall Ben Gibson Glenn Haynes Dwight N Lewis Charles Webster State Board of Railroad Commissioners Congress Arch MacFarlane C. Organ Eldora T. J. B. Robinson R. P. Scott Marshalltown Cyrenus Cole

Grant Centenary Observance Planned Across Nations

Washington March 25 Ulysses S Grant centennial events are planned for April 24 with a speech by President Harding at Point Pleasant Ohio and the Grant Memorial dedication at the Washington Capitol base. The program, led by Grand Army of the Republic leaders and notable officials, urges nationwide observances, school and church services, and patriotic commemorations at birth and burial sites.

Washington D. C Ulysses S. Grant Harding Point Pleasant Ohio Grant Capitol Grand Army of the Republic Indianapolis Thomas S. Hopkins Lewis 8 Pilcher Coolidge Gillette Taft Weeks Denby Per Congress of the United States Congress General Grant Riverside New York Ble Peeteke Relief Corps Botanical Garden Granta Army of Tennessee Brandigee Connecticut Bishop Fallows Chicago Clarence O. Sherrill Army

Two Years For Booth at Fort Leavenworth

Frank C. Booth alias St Paul Frank was sentenced to two years in federal prison after pleading guilty to stealing a Rock Island mail pouch from Centerville Iowa March 1 1921 The bag reportedly held bonds and interim certificates totaling about 86000 with Booth admitting about 245 profits.

Ottumwa Rock Island Centerville Frank C. Booth St. Paul Booth

The Life of the Town Booster Jerry

A brief item praises a local booster named Jerry as the life of the town. It notes his public-spirited work, frequent presence on subscription drives, and key role in raising funds for community projects. The piece sketches him as indispensable to the town’s vitality.

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Glib War-Time Wound Story From Armistice Night

A witty remark captures a man explaining a scar from jumping through a plate glass window on Armistice Night. He jokes that it seemed a good idea at the time, reflecting a sprightly wartime anecdote.

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