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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1929

Page

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May Day Celebrated by Communists in Nogales

Peaceful surrender ends Mexican revolutionary activity in Nogales Sonora as federal troops take control. About 1500 Yaqui Indians who fled from Sinaloa laid down arms and surrendered to Mexican authorities. Generals Gonzales and Escobar are referenced with ongoing movements near the border.

Poral Ariz Axa Juan Almazan Ch Amatna Antonio Medina JG. Escobar United States Line Nogales Sonora Man Revolutionary Army Sinaloa Mazatlan Mexi Gonzales Naco Patvale’ Horder

Graham 10 to Show First All Talking Picture Syncopation

Graham theatre manager Sehesta reports large talking pictures nearly complete with first all talking feature Syncopation to open next Monday starring Fred Waring and his Pennsylvanians. The film, from United Artists and Radio Keith Orpheum, is touted as held over for a second week at New York's Prodrome. Other titles from major studios will follow, with Talk-A-Phone upgrades and interior changes to heighten sound.

Sehesta Graham Theatre Hin Prodrome New York City United Artists Radio-Keith-Orpheum Columbian Pathe Univers Se Eta Arizona Hearts of Dixie Seesta

Building trades seek higher wages strike hits St Louis

About 500 building trades workers in St Louis walked out demanding a general wage increase. Employers through the group council of the Associated Building Interests refused their demand for a higher scale, halting construction trade operations in the city.

ST. Louis Buildingons Croup Council Associated Building Interests

Democratic Party to Open National Office in Washington

Washington May 1. The Democratic party plans a Washington headquarters to coordinate training and monitor Hoover administration activities. John J. Raskob, chairman, announced a new in charge of activities and a reformer from McAdoo and a loyal Smith ally. The party reports debt cut from 1.5 million to 0.8 million, aiming for 0.5 million in two weeks.

Washington Hoover John J. Raskob Democratic National Committee McAdoo Smith Cair Raskob Rateko Wall Street Goveror Alfred Taskers Shouse Raskoh Anennerais

Band Uniforms Arrive By Memorial Day For Washington Ensemble

Washington concert band orders a new uniform unit from Lily company Columbus Ohio and expects delivery by Memorial Day. The design moves away from heavy outfits toward lighter trousers puttees and a cape style headgear. The project, aided by the Way Down East program, faced higher costs than anticipated and will prevent another winter for the band’s apparel.

Washington Mem Webs Vesterday Lily Company Columbus Ohio Fay

Taylor Accepts School Position in Washington High

J A Taylor, formerly of Wayland, accepted as instructor in speech and Bible at Washington high for next year. Sup J H Poet announced Taylor is a graduate of Town Wesleyan college and previously principal of Mt Enton high for three years. He taught Rnslich and speech, and last year taught at Western University. he will replace Prof J B Case.

J. A. Taylor Wayland Washington High School Sup J. H. Poet Taylor Town Wesleyan College Mt. Enton Atic Western University J. B. Case McCleery Case

Prohibition Funding Demand Shocks House Debate

Washington May 1 A demand that Congress appropriate 150 million dollars for prohibition enforcement was voiced in the House by Representative La Guardia New York Republican He argued rigid enforcement should prevail against any wrong law The day featured Heflin criticism of alleged attacks on free speech and peaceful assembly with senators denouncing the conduct A police incident in Brockton Massachusetts March 18 1929 was cited by Heflin as part of the attack on Catholics Two Republican votes Sackett and Robinson supported Heflin on the resolution The Senate Judiciary Committee held a fourth day of stock holdings debate on Mellon without a decision and adjourned to reconvene tomorrow The original 1925 contract between Alumina Company of America and Duke shows Mellons brother signed for the company rather than Mellon himself

Washington Congress House Representative Laguardia New York la Gardia Ryan Paree Heflin Senate Heflin Hrockton Mass Helin Sackett Kentucky Robinson Indiana Mellon Senate Judiciary Treasury Mellon David A. Reed Penneylvania Alumina Company of America Jame B. Duke Int R. E. Mellon

Washington Glee Clubs Compete at Iowa State Contest

This week Iowa state high school music contest schedule shows the Washington girls trio Morrison Mary Louise and Thora Warner performing Thursday afternoon at two. Clifford Reinert appears in the cornet solo Friday morning at 10 20. Washington boys glee club to sing in Class B Friday morning at 9 30 with transport arranged by auto to Town City.

Iowa Washington Wington Morrison Mary Louise Thora Warner Clifford Reinert Washington Boys Glee Ely Glee Cru Town City Conte

First Band Concert Program Saturday at University

Program for the first band concert of the year features titles from Columbia Phonograph Co. Kail Burton conducts selections including Overture Eilenburg alina Moon and Popular Davis Sometime. The program lists King of Spain, Semiramide Overture, Rossini Wedding of the Winds, and a by request Waltz Hall. Marek Flint Humble directs Olun.

Columbia Phonograph Co Kail Burton Eilenburg Alina Moon Davis Filml Spain Marek Flint Humble Olun

Thought of Today: Every plastic Justice Epictetus note

A compact reflection on justice and perception, referencing Epictetus and the idea of plastic or adaptable notions of fairness. The fragment hints at personal meditation rather than a formal essay, inviting readers to ponder how justice can bend with circumstance.

Fortunate Path for Iowa City Music Festival Contests

Iowa City hosts the fourth annual state high school music festival at the University of Iowa with 2,841 contestants from ninety schools. The event spans Thursday to Saturday, featuring 30 events across choral, orchestral, band, and solo categories in A B and B classes. Final rounds include sixteen bands and numerous choral groups advancing through elimination contests.

Iowa City University of Iowa Wai

Annual Meeting of Y on Monday

The annual meeting of the Yous s Christian association will be next Monday evening May 6 in the community building. The Y's Men sponsor a 6:10 dinner for all members. The business session will include reports on the association program and election of five directors for three years.

Yous 'S Christian Association

Mrs John Ott Dies in Los Angeles Chronicle

Mrs Mary Ott and daughter recall the death of John Ott, once of this city, previously in Pleasant and Los Angeles. The deceased, born Parker, leaves sister Nellie Parker and son Allen Parker Out. Ott’s family lived here about twenty five years, later moving to Los Angeles where he died twelve years ago. Roy Hamston and his wife run Midway cafe on East 1 Washington Street, recently taken over from Charles Welch who sold to Oswald and Johnson.

Mary Ott Mr How West Chester John Ott Doha Parker Nellie L. Parker Allen Parker Olwain Pleasant Los Angels Roy Hamston Midway Ostd Johnie East 1 Washington Street Charles Welch Oswald & Johnson

Dr Montanus Speaks At YS Men Session

The Y's Men's club heard Dr G A Montanus from Moody Bible Institute Chicago speak on Darrowism and crime work in Chicago. George Stewart introduced him. Harry Ramseyer led the program as the session planned the district convention and urged delegates.

G. A. Montanus Representeres Moody Bible Institute of Chicago Institute Chicago Montanus Eorge Stewart Harry Ramseyer

Schedule for Music Week Observance May Fifth to Eleventh

An outline of events for Music Week announced Sunday May fifth at United Presbyterian church includes a vesper service directed by Carolyn Hamilton, pupil recitals by teachers such as Mrs A Anders Miss Elsie Bratten Miss Edith Roilean and others, police fretwork, solos, and choral items, plus a midweek service in Central Park and a community singing. The schedule covers May seventh to May eleventh with recitals, a junior college play, a memory contest, and a Washington concert band performance.

Jelock United Presbyterian Church Vesper Sevice Carolyn Hamilton Presbyterian Church A. Anders Elsie Bratten Edith Roilean Dorothy Dethotf Helen Harvey George Masson HN. Schuster Henry Shields Sisters of Charity Mar Wehr Web Bratton O'Clok United — Presbyte Church Police Miss Dethoft O'stock Velock Central Park Conashington Mhle Fulton Frank Linney Aptorn Methodist Church Marshall Nidwell Cae College Cedar Rapids Town Mare Hunter A. Anderson Reanay Marsielith Ming Journal Anna Davyon Mra Homer Soran

Senior class play rehearsals begin at high school

Rehearsals start for the annual senior class play to be staged Thursday and Friday May 24 and 25 under director McCleery. Eleven cast members have been tentatively selected with final assignments pending. The romantic farce Friend Hannah, set in the sixteenth century, by Paul Kester, will be presented in period costumes as a colorful entertainment following last year’s vivid Cat and the Canary production.

Wich McCleery Lin Hannah Paul Kester

Rains Delay Seeding of Oats Across Regions

Des Moines May 1 The weekly crops bulletin reports rainfall across Iowa last week slowed seeding of oats in South Central and northern counties with as much as 25 percent still undone. Some barley and soybeans will also be affected. Early cool, damp conditions hinder growth while corn planting prep continues. Wheat is yellowing and grasses bloom irregularly as fields stay saturated.

I Nwa Ch Reed

Fort Madison Delays District Contest Results

Nonarrival of examination papers from Fort Madison high school delayed the district contest results. Contestants were absent last Friday and papers were mailed. Local high school will receive and correct the submissions today before announcing winners.

Pacypers Fort Madison High School Fort Madison

Sons of Veterans Organizing Here in Washington

The Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War plan to establish a local camp in Washington with charter proceedings at Moose Hall. The event is supported by Grand Army of the Republic branches and features town department commander and staff in charge. Sons and grandsons of Civil War veterans are eligible for charter membership, with meetings set to accommodate all interested.

Sons of Union Veterans of Washington Grand Army of the Tepublic Goa Woman's Tellet Daughters of Union Moose Hall Gibford

Honor Washington High School Soloists Choosen for All-State Chorus

Esther McCreedy and Don ata Steele led Washington High School solos in district and subdistrict contests and earned spots in the all state high school chorus. Parents and Supt Peet land received word this week. Dorothy Detthof from Wilcox State University of Town noted the honor. Chorus directed by the music department.

Esther McCreedy Donata Steele J. HL. Peetland Dorothy Detthof E. Hi Wilcox State University of Town Wilde

May Day Celebrations Across Moscow And Paris

Thousands of workers crowded Moscow streets despite rain, praising May Day with banners and ritual reviews. In Paris heavy police presence arrested 2,287 for extremist and foreign affiliations as protests were suppressed. Berlin reports minor clashes with one death and numerous injuries, while other cities saw scattered disturbances and police baton use.

Berlin

Golf Tournament Scoring and Dinner Details

Turn in scores to L A Jones of the tourney committee. Several matches have already been played. The tournament ends with a dinner Friday evening at the university. Work begins at the opening of the second summer school session in Town City on July. A five weeks course of study under H Stanley Taylor of Morlege, London, is offered for a small fee.

L. A. Jones Tourney Committee Town City H. Stanley Taylor Morlege London

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