Funeral services for Jesse A. Taylor Saturday
Funeral services for Jesse A Taylor will be held Saturday at 3 PM in the Jones and McHilinney chapel conducted by Rev M R Regan. Burial follows at Jim Grove cemetery. Born February 5 1864 in Washington county he lived here until 25 then worked as a surveyor in Wyoming before returning three months ago. He died yesterday at his mother's home on North Marion Avenue. Survived by one brother Dr Fred Taylor of Lewistown Montana and three sisters Mrs George Brinton Mrs Fred Mauthe and Mrs Nellie Thomas. His father died six years ago.
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Jesse A. Taylor
Jones & Mc Hlhinney
M. R. Regan
Bapter Church
Jim Grove
Mr. Taylor
Washington County
J. R. Taylor
Nellie (Cocklin) Taylor
Lander
Wyoming
Washington
Taylor
North
Marion Avenue
Fred Taylor
Lewistown
Montana
George Brinton
Fred Mauthe
Nellie Thomas
Boulder
Colo
Church Theft Warning Promises Immediate Action
A. W. Yard, chairman of the church board, warns that unless the parties who took the basket and other articles from the Baptist church last night return them, steps will be taken at once to apprehend and prosecute them.
Governor Backs Normal School Aid Debate
Des Moines May 4 The state board of education and Governor Kendall discussed the Story Act proposing 50 000 for private colleges to train rural teachers. Kendall may veto though he favors more normal training colleges and has two weeks to decide.
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Des Moines
State Board of Education
N. F E. Kendall
Kendall
Fortieth General Assembly
Development of organs from pandean pipes in early history
The text notes that organs developed from pandean pipes with Ctesibius of Alexandria credited with an early crude pipe organ in antiquity. Archimedes reportedly had one around 226 BC. Organ adoption in Europe spread from Greece and was used in religious devotion in churches by about AD 100.
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Ctesibius
Alexandria
B. C
Archimedes
Europe
Greece
Washington High School Hi-Life Volume Four Dedicates Coach Dickinson
Copies of Hi-Life volume four, published by Washington high school’s senior class, arrived today and were sold to subscribers. The yearbook dedicates the volume to athletic coach A D Dickinson for three years of leadership and building a strong track team football squad and basketball team. It features senior photos, group pictures, and sections on student clubs and activities, with jokes and ads.
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Washington High School
Ienry Bailey
Charles Lytle
A. T D. Dickinson
A. D. Dickinson
Hove
Hi-Life
Orance and Black
Forum
Journal Office
Sheriff Takes Mrs Luther to Rockwell City Reform School
Sheriff C M Denison left for Rockwell City with Mrs Mabel Luther who Judge Hamilton sentenced to up to three years at the reform school. He traveled with his mother Mrs Milt Denison Mr Minick and Keith Sweet who drove part of the way.
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C. M. Denison
Women's Reformatory
Rockwell City
Mabel Luther
Hamilton
Milt Denison
Minick
Keith Sweet
Departments of State Are Moved In Iowa Reorg
Iowa reorganizes state offices in May moving several departments to new quarters to accommodate a new department of agriculture. Pharmacy laboratory work may relocate to a Des Moines college as equipment is stored. the pharmacy commission shifts to the state house room formerly used by geology. Journal want ads bring results.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa
Department of Agriculture
State House
Des Moines College
Pharmacy Commission
Geological Department
Judge Hamilton Plans May 16 Return To Court
Judge Dan Hamilton of Grinnell adjourned court yesterday afternoon to Wednesday May 16 when the Cannon versus Brown cases will be heard. Several other cases may be continued if time allows. Foreclosure was granted against Amelia St Scofield versus John B. Black. Receivership orders were issued in other actions and some cases were dismissed or reset for the September term.
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Dan Hamilton
Grinnell
Cannon
Hamilton
John Greiner
J. Hanley
Pearl Chambers
A. G. Turner
Iowa National Bank
Earl
Commercial Savings Bank of Des Moines
Katherine Singmaster
Ralph W. Boyd
J. A. Wehr
Rehearsal Tonight For Monday Evening
Director Jesse J Miller announces a final rehearsal this evening at the Methodist Church for the musical program to be presented next Monday evening before the state Sunday school convention. The eight o'clock start invites all union chorus members and community attendees until seats fill. Delegates will be seated after Tuesday morning opening. non delegates may apply to the registration committee for a one dollar delegate fee.
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Jesse J. Miller
Methodist Church
Miller
Auto license fees top seven million in May reports
Des Moines May 4 more than seven million dollars had been collected in automobile license fees by May 1 and 479 807 registrations topped the first four months of 1922 by about forty thousand. State automobile department figures show total registrations for 1922 reached 505 821.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
State Automobile Department
Right Man on the Spot Timing in Invention
A brief editorial note emphasizes that success hinges on the right person being present at the crucial moment. It suggests chance can aid in recognizing talent, but timely presence remains essential for invention and discovery.
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Scanifold
Quinn and Dixon Again at Large and Behind Bars
William F. Quinn and James Dixon were freed briefly at Brighton then recaptured after being spotted by a local sentinel. Investigators found dynamite, caps, nitro and guns buried near their stay sites, tied to a string of robberies including a grading camp theft and possible Bruns safe and Denver mint links. Both have prior records and await grand jury action in September.
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William F. Quinn
James Dixon
Brighton
Brighton Saneshal
Yesteday
Ccth
Fred Sweet
Dixon
Quinn
Pleasant Plain
Fairfield
Washington
Kansas City
Liberty
Denver
Sweet
Wayland
Lausanne Confab Deadlock As Turks Refuse Talks
The Near East peace conference stalls over protecting foreigners in Turkey. Ismet Pasha heads the Turkish delegation and refuses to discuss the Allies proposed amendments, keeping the talks at a standstill in Lausanne Switzerland.
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Lausanne
Associated Post
Switz
Turkey
Ismet Pasha
Life as I See It in the Courier Journal
A reflective note from Louis Vile in the Courier Journal laments uneven justice, admitting that the world has not granted him justice in some directions while others he does not seek.
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Louis Vile
Concert Series Opens With Uncertain Plans This Saturday
Venues host band concerts this week with the first show slated for Saturday night. Arrangements remain incomplete as organizers prepare. Patrons are urged to arrive early and enjoy the event, with Atonr Creamery inviting attendees to bring their ess es and cream for service to all.
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Atonr Creamery
Boy Scouts Stage A Very Good Show
The Junior Hi-Pop notes a fine performance by local Scouts directed by L D Henderson and Lloyd Hill at the High School. Homer Brinning played a street boy drawn to Scout life, aided by a large cast, teaching better manhood and citizenship through the tale of his gradual conversion.
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L. D. Henderson
Lloyd Hill
Thau
Homer Brinning
Held for Part in Oklahoma Murder Last Month
Isabelle Oklahoma May 4 Jacek Pope a youth and Red Harvey now under arrest for assisting in the killing of Thomas Hansel his wife Mrs Lydia Pope and two children at the Hane home near Howarth April 26 last John Pope estranged husband of Mrs Pope charged with responsibility for the crime announced today
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Ted Trey Isabelle
Oklahoma
Jacek Pope
Red” Harvey
Thomas Hansel
Ais
Lydia Pope
Howarth
John Pope
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White Way
Titus
Anderson
Kamil A
Prank
Walter
Manks
J. B
Booth
O. D
M. & St. Paul
Cuddeback
Glen
Cuddebackh
Devis
Gilbert
Godwin
Harold Tim
Bindaldi
Dobo Hassett Houck
Hourdes
Jones
Madison
Johnson
John K. His
Kleese
Walter Mhis
George Hig
Kase
Nebergall
A. Kathie
Karen Sheets
John Sheetz
William Smith
Prean Stone
W. Statler
Wolfe, H
KiSs
Washington Telephone Co
Simons
Frank L. Wilson & CO
The
Arch
Coach Dickinson
Hilife
High School
Departments OF State
Journal
Gasrange
Iowa Gas & Electric Co
Amite and
NETRO
Evening Journal
Reister & Sons
Mtge
F. Mills
Prairie Flower
Dempsey Land Co
Journal Af
James Ralston
Keota, Ia
H. A. Engel
South Marston Ave
North Door
Stewart Room
South Side
Ted
Poland
Call C. R. Gallagher
Revins Motor Co
R. PR Stephens
Hampshire
Blue
South
BUICK
Wyandotte
M. C. Smylie
Madison Jones
Glenn G. Hayes
Shannon Addition
Rose Goeldner
Keota
Bevins Motor Co
Frank H. Gray
E. 3Rd St
Rhode Island
Euport
Singer Sewing Machine
Alex ‘Lytle
East Main
Emma Hofer
Kalona
Bowa
Majestic 1c
Crail’s
S. C
Pape
Noah Ferrier
An. B
Baptist Church
G. P. Mitchell
Valley National Bank
Boy Scouts
Carl Roberts
T. J. Miller
Win Smouse
John E. Keating
Square
East Washington Street
H. Orr Land Co
Schmoeller Bros
Tallors
Blair
Wn Olwe
Washington Iron and Metal Company
Iowa Avenue
Blue Auf Glatstein
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