Jarrard Funeral Set for Sunday at Three in Washington
Funeral services for George Orla Jarrard who died yesterday afternoon will be held Sunday at 3:00 PM at the Mt Mary Carmichael home south of Washington. Rev Bidtney Bloomquist of Muscatine will officiate with burial at Elm Grove. Jarrard, born October 20 1893 in Louisa County, leaves wife Minnie Grunske and daughter Bernice Maxine, plus brother Scott Jarrard of Washington. He had been active with the Cottonwood United Brethren church and aged 21 years in 1914.
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George Orla Jarrard
Mts
Mary Carmichael
Washington
Bidtney Bloomquist
United Brethren
Muscatine
Portal
Elm Grove
Mr Jarrard
Louisa County
Frank Jarrard
Bele (Carmichael) Jarrard
Oregon
Minnie Grunske
Coppock
Leah Darnell
Neihbor
Bernice Maxine
Scott Jarrard
Jarrard
Cottonwood United Brethren Church
Early Evening Wind and Rain Storm Passes Through
A late yesterday storm warned by dark northwest clouds struck shortly before six. The wind ran violently for a period but caused no serious damage locally. Rain fell briskly yet was not heavy.
Advertising Club Shifts Meeting To Wednesday
The Advertising Club changes its regular meeting from Tuesday to Wednesday next week to accommodate members with young children. Election of officers for the coming year will be held at this meeting.
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Advertising Club
YWCA Delegates Expand Voting Rights at National Convention
Delegates at the national YWCA convention in New York voted to broaden membership criteria and extend voting privileges to girls of creeds previously ineligible. The decision marks a shift in who may participate in association governance.
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Associated Preas
New York
The
Young Women’s Christian Association
Travelers Meet Set at Waterloo for 1925 Convention
Waterloo was chosen as the meeting place for the 1925 Travelers' Protective Association convention by about 200 delegates in Mason City. Harold Vinson of Ottumwa, the present president, will continue in office for another year with his staff of assistants.
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Associated Preas
Mason City
Waterloo
The
Travelers’ Protective Association
Harold Vinson
Ottumwa
Monmouth Domination in Dual Track Meet
Monmouth won the Monmouth-Augustana college dual meet 167 to 19 in Monmouth yesterday. Keith Molesworth of Washington won the pole vault at 10 feet 9 and was second in the javelin. A Monmouth athlete won the javelin over 158 feet. Davis of Ainsworth led the 100 yard dash and finished third in the 220. Sands of Ainsworth placed second in both hurdle races.
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Chicago Tribune
Monmouth
Keith Molesworth
Washington
Davis
Ainsworth
Sands
Requests Aid From Colleges To Enforce Day Law
The Methodist Episcopal General Conference in Springfield Massachusetts passed a unanimous resolution appealing to colleges and universities to support law and order and the Volstead act. It commended Harvard President Charles W Eliot and other college leaders for their stand. The conference also took a positive stance on participation in the World Court. The amusement ban issue remains unsettled.
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Associated Press
Springfield
Mass
Meritus Charles W. Eliot
Harvard
Methodist Episcopal General Conference
George R. Grose
DePauw
Indiana
United States
Methodist Pageant Preached At Local Church Sunday Evening
The Methodist church hosts a pageant presented by the B. F. E. O. class members titled The Modern Macedonian Call. Directed by Mr. L. B. Lupton, the service will feature a realistic portrayal of the script.
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Methodist Church
B. FE. O
L. B. Luptoa
Senate Committee To Appear In Court
The Associated Press reports Washington District of Queen President Wheeler committee members cited to appear before a supreme court to show cause why an injunction should not bar them from obtaining telegrams of Marty M. Daugherty from the past three years. Dan testified of a Montana assignment by a Republican party committee to probe Wheeler and another unnamed senator, a claim Walsh called a contempt of the senate and an intimidation tactic.
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Mya
Ot Antlee Stafford
District of Quee Ina
Supreme Court
Senate
Daugherty Committee
Marty M. Daugherty
Daugherty
Wheeler Committees
Dan
Montana
Republican Party Committee
Wheeler
Walsh
It pays to advertise in The Journal always
The Journal offers advertising services and promises effective reach, urging readers to choose smart, modern promotions for best results.
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Senators Clash Over Railway Labor Board Abolition
In Washington on May 3 Representative Mapes of Michigan assailed railroad brotherhoods in the senate for backing a move to transfer the Harkley bill from the commerce committee. Barkley of Kentucky, author of the bill, said politics drove the opposition while Mapes called the proceedings deliberate and politicized.
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Senate
Mapes
Michigan
Commerce Committee
Harkley
Railroad Labor Board
Barkley
Kentucky
Filipinos Reach Washington Today
Philippine independence commission members arrived in Washington and met the Hong Kong special committee. Chairman Fairfield welcomed them as hearings on a bill proposing Philippine autonomy continued, with a committee hearing likely Monday or Tuesday.
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Associated Press
Washington
Philippine Independence Commission
Fairfield
Telephone numbers will be changed as lines rearranged
Washington Telephone Co announces rearrangement of party lines in north Washington to connect with a new underground cable. Expect temporary trouble obtaining numbers until the new directory is printed. Call the Information Operator for changes and assistance.
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Washington
Rock Island Railway
Main Street
North Second
North Fourth Avenues
Washington Telephone CO
Delinquent Dog Licenses to Be Published by May 20
Washington county owners lacking current year dog licenses are urged to license now to save. County Auditor A L Griffith says the delinquent list is being prepared and will be published by May 20. Licenses before publication cost standard fees. after publication publication costs are added. After June 1 an extra dollar is charged plus publication and license fees.
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Washington County
A. L. Griffith
Vicente
Indians Attack White Settlers in Ponca Bill Wild West Show
A sensational live drama features an attack on a covered wagon family by Indians in the Ponca Bill Wild West show. Cowboys intervene at the last moment to rescue the woman and children, showcasing rope and bucking horse stunts by Oklahoma and Texas riders. Jas Bros. Circus visits Wailiston next Tuesday.
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Ponca Bill
Oklahoma
Texas
Jas Bros. Circus
Wailiston
Capital Trust and Savings Bank Closes in St Paul
The Capital Trust and Savings Bank of St Paul with 5 million dollars in deposits closed today announced by state bank superintendent A J Veigel. Prospects hinge on disposing land holdings at near value to pay liabilities in full, per President J L Mitchell. News of the closing triggered a run on Capital National as depositors queued at noon.
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Associated Press
St, Paul
Minn
Capital Trust and Savines Bank of
St. Paul
J. Veigel
Veigel
J. L. Mitchell
Capital Trust and Savings Bank
Capital National
Nebraska liquor exhibit allowed to be sampled by jury
In St Paul Minnesota May 3 the federal district court of Nebraska faced criticism from the United States circuit court of appeals for permitting liquor exhibits from a bootlegging case to be passed around to jury members for sampling.
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St.paul, Minn
Federal District Court of Nebraska
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Sinclair contempt case ends arguments in DC court
Arguments on Harry F. Sinclair's demurrer to his indictment for contempt of the senate were concluded in the District of Columbia supreme court. Decision was reserved. Government counsel were given time to file a memorandum focusing on the lengthy brief from Sinclair's lawyers.
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Washington
Harry F. Sinclair
Senate
District of Columbia Supreme Court
One-Sided Argument Praised and Puzzling
A speaker complains that some friends are content to listen to a one-sided argument, expressing mystification at the persistent bias and questioning the fairness of the discussion.
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Upcle
When One Feels That Way
A reflective line from Doctor Jonson on social judgment. It notes that self questioning and a friend's rebuke can push a man toward resentment and mistaken mistreatment of others. The aphorism emphasizes inner dialogue shaping response to social fault.
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Doctor Jonson
Death Following Tuesday Fall at Age 74
James G. Latta died at nine o'clock yesterday from injuries suffered in a fall early last Tuesday at his home on his seventy fourth birthday. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2:30 PM at the Presbyterian church, with burial in Elm Grove cemetery. Latta, born April 29 1850 in Ashland County Ohio, was married to Ida M. Nicola who died last August. Survived by one daughter Kathryn Latta and four brothers, he lived much of his life in Washington, Iowa and nearby areas. He was a longtime janitor at Heights school and an active Presbyterian church member known for his integrity and unselfishness.
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Spokane
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Elm Grove Cemetery
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Athens
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Washington High School
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Washington
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Denver
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Milliken University Walkout After Professors’ Contract Rejected
On May 3 Milliken University students walked out after the board of managers declined to renew two professors. Dean Wald, acting president, submitted his resignation amid the dispute with faculty.
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Decatur, I
Milliken University
Dean Wald
Moonbine Blows Up Injuring Hicks
In Sioux City Iowa C W Hicks is hospitalized with burns and injuries after an explosion of a moonshine still in his basement. The blast damaged the house and police found 87 gallons of finished product at Hicks home.
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Sioux. City
C. W Hicks
Hicks
Iowa Tennis Team Sweeps Minnesota in Conference Opener
Iowa defeats Minnesota in all five matches at the Western Conference opener in Iowa City. The Hawkeyes won three singles and two doubles, taking control from the start and sweeping the meet in straight sets.
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Iowa City
University of Minnesota
University of Iowa
Iowa
Major General Hale Injured in Vehicle Collision
Major General Harry Hale commanding the Sixth corps area and his chauffeur Sargeant George Fitzkal were injured in a crash between the general's car and a truck in Danville, Illinois. Hale was en route to Indianapolis for a reunion of the S4th division per telegraphic advisory received.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Harry @. Hale
Sixth Corps
Sargeant
George Fitzkal
Danville
Jil
Hale
Indianapolis
S4th
Merchant recalls phrase about Journal advertisement
A speaker notes telling a merchant that he saw the ad in the Journal. The remark underscores the newspaper's role in local commerce and publicity.
Virginian Defies Wife Over Midnight Clock
A Virginian stays out until two in the morning while his wife objects. He quips that she can trust a Yankee clock more than his own. The narrative sits amidst scores and names from Chicago, Philadelphia, and New York with scattered game references and weather notes.
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Piercy
Ferguson
Pichineth
O'Neill
Ogden
Rommell
Walberg
Gray
Pekins
Brugey
Washington
New York
Martinau
Ruel
Jones
Bush
Schang
Chicago
Cleveland
Police capture suspects in Barcelona prisoner confidence scheme
Police in Barcelona Spain arrested a group described as working a Spanish prisoners confidence operation. Investigators found lists of names and addresses of potential victims and included employees from the Barcelona telegraph office among those apprehended.
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Barcelona
Spin
Energy from hydrogen atolls could power steamships
Scientists claim that energy released by transmuting hydrogen in a tumbler of water could supply enough power to drive the most powerful steamship from America to Europe and back, highlighting a potential energy breakthrough.
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America
Europe
Great Open Exhaust Country Reference by Newcastle Courier
A quirky provincial quote notes the landscape becoming an era of machines. It remarks that a vast stretch will require new naming as factories and engines dominate the scene. The line reflects urban-industrial sentiment and skepticism about rapid modernization.
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Wwe
Newcastle Courter
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