Pulitzer Prize editorial writer E P Chase born in Anita
E P Chase editor and publisher of the Atlantic News Telegraph and author of this year's Pulitzer prize editorial was born in Anita Cass county. He is son of Charles F Chase long involved in Cass county newspapers and he later helped launch the Atlantic News Telegraph. Chase has held multiple leadership roles in regional business and civic groups and married Jane Colton in 1924.
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Atlantic
E. P. Chase
Atlantic News-Telegraph
Anita
Cass County
Charles F. Chase
Nampa
Boise
Idaho
Chase
Atlantic Rotary Club
Cass County Republican Central Committee
Western Town Editorial Association
Atlantic Chamber of Commerce
Jane Colton
Washington
A. Chase
Political Candidate Declarations for County and State Seats
Announcement lists candidates for Washington County Board of Supervisors term starting January 1 1935 on the Republican ticket and state senate race for Henry Washington counties subject to June primaries. Includes Rev Barthelow and BF Bauer among names.
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Board of Supervisors of
Washington County
Rev. Barthelow
Bauer Tt
Henry-Washington Co
Henry
Washington
FE. Miller
Nira Averps
Fifteen Hurt as Fire Breaks Out at Elevator
In St Louis on May 8 a blast and fire at the Continental Export elevator injured fifteen people, one fatally. The structure, among the world’s largest, stood on the riverbank and part of it collapsed into the river, causing heavy damage.
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William Randolph Hearst
Stocl
Middle West
Joneses
ST. Louis
Continental Export Company
We Spent It We Sunk Our Money In Debt And Delusion
A speaker laments trusted politicians pushing easy cures for economic ills. He argues tariff cuts and cheap money fail, debt grows, taxes rise, and taxpayers bear the burden. He insists prosperity requires thrift, hard work, and balanced budgets, noting most blame lies with self.
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Santa Claus
All Nations, Play Softball In City League Opener
Washington city softball league opened with All Nations routing Methodists 27 to 0 and American Pearls defeating Odd Fellows 11 to 0 at Cavalry field. Ray Whitehead hit the season's first home run as All Nations piled 23 hits off Don McClure while the Pearls managed only five. Two favored teams led the opening night crowd of about 200 under improved field lights.
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Methodists
American Pearls
Odd Fellows
Washington City
Cavalry Field
Don McClure
Stan Kiesey
Walt Wells
Ray Whitehead
Lester Jones
F. Murphy
Crone
Zeiglowsky
Pearls
Washington
American Pearls Win Baseball Results Yesterday
Scores show American Pearls defeating All Nations with strong hitting. Key players include Kiesey and Murphy driving runs while Peters, Crone, and Martin contributed elsewhere in a high scoring lineup. Boston, New York, and Chicago features appear in day’s results with multiple rivalries and next games listed.
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Philadelphia
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St Louis
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Washington
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B. Kolosick
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Martin
Sayre
J. McGill
Gerrard
Joe Simering
Telford
Morgan
Zivexlowsky
T. Kiesey
Winn
D. Murphy
W. Kiesey
Wallace
Girl Scouts Host Night with Readings and Supper
The Girl Scouts held a special party last evening with Mrs. Vearl Stephens Whistler and pupil Marjorie Logan as guests. They provided readings for the group, which were enjoyed along with a supper prepared by Virginia.
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Vearl Stephens Whistler
Marjorie Logan
Virginia
Middleweight Champ Is Booked Friday May 18
Will Cummings announces a Veterans of Foreign Wars athletic show at city hall on Friday May 18. Main event features Henry Korn of Toledo world middleweight champion versus Sailor Lachon of Jefferson City for 158 pounds in a two or three fall match within a ninety minute limit.
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City Hall
Henry Korn
Toledo
Ohio
Middlewest
Sailor Lacson
Jefferson City
Tony Sargano
Kansas City
Tiger Buckley
Des Moines
Washington
Jimmy Bear
Cedar Rapids
County Rural Carriers Meet Held in Brighton Iowa
The Washington County Rural Carriers association met May 4 at the Masonic Hall in Brighton with about sixty present from Brighton Crawfordsville Fairfield Iowa City Kalona Noble Riverside Wasland Wellman and Harper. Postmasters Jamison Sodergren and MacGugen attended. The program featured music and speeches culminating in plans for the next meeting in Crawfordsville June 1.
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Washington Counyy Rural Sector Carriers Association
Masonic Hall
Iowa
Crawfordaville
Fairfield
Iowa City
Kalona
Noble
Riverside
Washington
Wasland
Wellman
Harper
Jamison
Sodergren
Wayland
MacGugen
Bara Lee Jamison
Betty White
Joseph Christie
Mel, Crandall
DO. RK
Thoma
Ainsworth
Frank Clarke
Crawfordsville
Prody A. Borkoski
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