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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1923

Page

1

Re-advertisement of Iowa soldier bonus bonds set

Iowa State Treasurer W J Burbank announced the re sale of twenty two million nine thousand six hundred dollar soldier bonus bonds at a rate not exceeding five percent. The move follows weak demand and aims to speed payments to veterans by June 15 with interim certificates issued to bidders.

Burbank Associated Press Des Miones W. J. Burbank Iowa Treasuer Harbank Onne Treasuer Burbank

Major Pinker Among Those Who Get Away

Major Rolland Pinker and Major Pinger's son Rolland Jr escape from the Suchow bandits who seized the Shanghai to Peking express. The number of captives reportedly freed or escaping rises to fourteen amid worsening conditions in the hills near Jincheng.

Major Pinger Peking China Rolland Pinker Rolland Allen Pinger Rolland, Jr

New York Woman Indicted in Fraud Case Over Large Note

Mrs Myrtle B Hayes a New York businesswoman was indicted for forging Charles M Schwabs name on a $25 000 000 note tied to the Hotel Scatham project in Boston She allegedly negotiated 17 notes totaling 325 000 bearing Schwabs endorsement across the same scheme

New York Myrtle B. Hayes Charles M. Schwab Scatham Bos Indorser

Delinquent Car List Drops to Forty-Six Names

Mrs E McCall head of the county treasurer automobile registration office reports forty six delinquent car owners on the test publication list this week the smallest count since the motor vehicle law began and likely the state’s lowest. Assisting is Miss Besse Jones as they work to round up delinquents and license their vehicles.

5. E. McCall Automobile Registration Department

When a Girl Is an Old Maid

A humorous line notes that a woman becomes an old maid only when she dreams of the kitchen rather than a knight. The quip reflects early 20th century social dating ideas and domestic expectations.

Presbyterians to Vote on Forming a General Council

INDIANAPOLIS May 9 The 135th general assembly will meet May 17 to 24 with about 987 commissioners from 302 presbyteries representing roughly 1.8 million members. The key issue is consolidating executive work into a general council of 27 to replace the current executive commission and promote body. The plan, devised by a 1920 committee, requires approval from 152 of 202 presbyteries. The session will also elect a new moderator, with Rev. Calvin C. Hays of Johnston, Pa, the current moderator.

Indianapolis Presbyterian Church United States General Assembly Executive Commission General Council Philadelphia Des Moines Calvin C. Hays Johnston

Frost Leaves Iowa Crops Fair Despite Cold Spell

In Des Moines Iowa frost reports show crops largely hold up with fruit and garden yields still promising. Officials note the northern state area saw the coldest temps and heaviest frost while regions in the central west face continued chill and snow flurries.

Associated Press Des Moines Charles J. Reed United States Weather Bureau Robot S. Herrick Jews State Horticultural Society

William Paul Moothart Improves After Back Setback

Moothart is recovering at the hospital from erysipelas and a recent setback. He has a facial skin graft healing well and, though briefly active, may return home soon. His absence is felt in G. A. R. circles as plans for his program progress.

William Paul Moothart William Paul

Red Oak Man Found Guilty of Murder

John Stewart was found guilty of second degree murder by a Montgomery county jury in Red Oak Iowa for the slaying of Vert Girardi an Omaha produce buyer and alleged rum runner. He was given until May 19 to file a motion for a new trial.

Associated Press Red Oak Iowa John Stewart Alvert Girardi Omaha Montgomery County Stewart

Ku Klux Klan Holds Initiation at State Fair Grounds

More than a thousand Klan members attended a ceremonial initiation at the Iowa state fair grounds last night. A R Covey, secretary of the state fair association, said he granted permission for the use of the grounds. Gates were largely closed except one gate where four torchbearers halted entry. The initiation took place in the stack pavilion.

Associated Press Des M A. R. Covey Iowa State Fair Association Stack

New Theory in Mount Case Stated Today

Chicago Illinois May 9 A new theory on how the skeleton thought to be Leighton Mount reached Evanston shore after his disappearance in 1921 was raised by the state attorney team. Assistant States Attorney Gorman said a 75 foot pier section washed away in 1922 could have dragged Mount’s body under the pier before the structure was boarded up.

Associated Press Chicago Til Leighton Mount North- Western University Evanston States Attorney Gorman Mr. Gorman Mount

Three Men Die In Auto Wreck Near Rochelle

Five De Kalb men traveling to a lodge meeting collided with a car and overturned on the Lincoln highway four miles west of Rochelle. Three were killed and two injured.

Associated Press Rockford Lincoln Highway Rochelle DeKalb

Theatrical Notes by Inez Cunningham Highlight Chicago Scene

Inez Cunningham writes moving pictures notes for the Chicago Tribune page and is noted as an able understudy for Mae Tinee. Her husband Howard Cunningham is an advertising man in Chicago and her father-in-law C. C. Cunningham leads a local bank.

Chicago Tribune Inez Cunningham Mae Tinee Howard Cunningham Chicago C. C. Cunningham The National Bank

Fruit prospects amid cold wave debate among growers

Farmers discuss impact of last night’s cold on fruit with John Teeter claiming early cherries are gone while Matt White and John Applegate report little damage aside from possible effects on some fruit.

John Teeter Matt White John Applegate John

Hope for Release of Captives in China Update

Reports from Peking indicate government orders to the Suchow bandits' captors meet with doubt on an early release. Officials fret that ransom payments may be pursued but residents will resist and prolong the ordeal. Local figures express varied views on fruit and frost topics alongside the international crisis.

Associated ‘Rese Peking China Foreign Commission Shantunge Diplomate Teeter Alioe Amos Weaver Washington Cc. O. Dayton

Decoration Day executive committee meeting outlines observance plan

An executive committee for Decoration Day met led by J. D. Glasgow. Representatives from patriotic groups discussed inviting schoolchildren, cemetery services in the morning, an afternoon service at the Graham theater, and selections of speakers and music, with a plea to conserve flowers for the day.

J. D. Glasgow Graham Theatre

Des Moines Fireman Killed in Auto Crash

Des Moines fireman Joseph J. Murphy died when his car overturned north of Camp Dodge shortly after midnight. James Hill and Fred Hill suffered injuries but escaped. The incident was reported by The Associated Press.

Associated Press Des Moines Joseph J. Murphy Camp Dodge James Hill Fred Hill

Newton Residents Guilty on Prohibition Violations

Frank Bergeman and Jas Bassuet of Newton pleaded guilty in federal court to violating the prohibition law. Bergeman received 30 days in jail and a $500 fine by Judge Wade. Bassuet was fined $400. Additional Newton residents Harry Robinson Jesse Johnson and Rawson Sherman were to be arraigned later this afternoon.

The Associated Press Des Moines Frank Bergeman Jas. Bassuet Newton Dne Bergeman Wade Bassuet Harry Robinson Jesse Johnson Rawson Sherman

Night flying beacon lights planned for Des Moines route

Des Moines report says lights for night flying on the Chicago to Omaha mail line will be completed by July 1 with beacons every 25 miles. Iowa City currently sits between Chicago and Cheyenne, with three miles of lighting to illuminate the route.

Des Moines Iowa Chicago Cheyenne Cago Omaha Iowa City Heavon

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