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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1909

Page

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M Ewan in Lead for Moderator

Denver May 20 An appeal for extending foreign missions and a sectarian school issue framed the opening session of the first general assembly of the Presbyterian church. Chancellor Samuel Dr McCormick backed the church school and Dr McEwan emerged as front runner for moderator with several rivals named. The retiring moderator Rev B H Fullerton preached the opening sermon as balloting began.

McCormick Pittsburg University Church School Rev. Fullerton Denver Foreign Missions State University Lirst General Assembly The Presbyterian Church Samuel Dr. McCormick William L. McEwan Third Presbyterian Church of Pittsburg

Yesterday's Ball Games Across Leagues

Baseball scores from American and National leagues across multiple cities. Highlights include Chicago, St Louis, Cleveland, Detroit, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, New York, Cincinnati, Boston, and western league games with detailed run totals and key pitchers. Final lines note standings and a judge's quip about streetcar crowding.

Chicago R.ile Boston Burns Sutor Owens Steele Carrigan St. Louis R.H.E. St. Louis New York Powell Criss Criger Quinn, Lake and Kleinow Cleveland R.H.E. Cleveland Washton Young-Easterly Smith Street Detroit R.h.le Phil'phia Summers Lafitte Stanage Bender Thomas National League Brooklyn Pittsburg Bell-Bergen Phillippi-Gibson Philadelphia R.H.E. Chicago Philphia Ruelback Kroh Moran McQuillan Moren Popin R.H.E Cincinnati Dubec Savidge Cantwell Roth Wiltse Durham Schlei Sallee Bresnahan Tuckey White Bowerman Lincoln R.H.E. Lincoln Denver Jones-Mason Olmstead-Zinran Des Moines R.H.E. Des Moines Wichita Biersdorfer Heckinger Shaner Ang Weaver Sioux City Fromme-Shea Swift-Mitze

Calls Doctors to Arms at Iowa Medical Society Meeting

Dr Alien of Davenport urged action against attacks on inoculation and tuberculosis laws during the eighteenth annual Iowa doctors meeting in Dubuque on May 20. He questioned bureaucrats and legislators and pressed physicians to assert themselves before public opposition.

Durbuque Alien Davenport State Medical Society Dr. Allen Iowa

Elopement suspects flee county home inmates

Waterloo police seek Mattie Corliss who vanished from the county home, believed to have eloped with fellow inmate Charles Dale who disappeared the night before. Corliss is 54 and long confined under a delusion of youth. Dale is about 50. Bell Company wins preliminary victory against telephone independents in Cleveland.

Waterloo Mattie Corliss Charles Dale Miss Corliss Dale Bell Company Cleveland The Telephone Trust

Club Women Look to Home at Davenport Meeting

Mrs. Phil Moore of the General Federation of Women's Clubs says the federation will educate women for home and social work rather than seeking suffrage or prohibition. In Iowa readings, Mrs. Marion Tredway of Dubuque is expected to become state president as the meeting proceeds.

Phil Moore General Federation of Women’s Clubs Big Davenport Marion Tredway Dubuque Davenport General Federation of Women's Clubs Peace Congress Philip N. Moore General Federation Iowa Federation Marion McC Tredway

Robbers Escape With 4500 In Daylight Hold-Up

Three men entered the Canadian Express office in Truro Nova Scotia during daylight and held up the clerk with a revolver before forcing open the safe and fleeing with four thousand five hundred dollars in cash.

Truro N. S Canadian Express

Three Children Cremated In House Fire At Herrin

May 20 Herrin Illinois fire tragedy involving Mrs. Marion McCormick away from home. Three children died after a blaze started by youngsters playing inside the residence.

Herrin Marion McCormick

State convention hosts dairy food talks and leadership race

Legislation on pure food laws and trade topics dominated the state association convention. Hy R. Wright spoke as state dairy and food commissioner while J J Groves led a report on mutual fire insurance. A slate of candidates including Dusuma, Emery, Hoffman, Ryan, Balkema, Feeney, Riggs, Mulqueen and Leaslingafelt contends for state president as cities vie for the next gathering.

Hy. R. Wright Mutual Fire Insurance Company J. J. Groves Ames P. H. Dusuma Burlington Se Emery Cedar Rapids Peter Hoffman Dubuque L. L. Ryan Des Moines N. Balkema Sioux Center John A. Feeney Davenport T. R

Railroads Win Fight Over Flagmen Right

Webster City Iowa May 2 0 The long battle for flagmen at railroad crossings ended when Judge Albrook sustained a railroad motion directing a verdict The roads argued no city may order flagmen at railroad expense the power resting with the State railroad commission This ruling sets a new precedent in such cases.

Webster City Albrook Eldora State Railroad Commission

White girl weds Omaha Indian in Pender ceremony

Hubbard De vall, an Omaha Indian, married Mary Hiller, a 17 year old white girl, by County Judge Smith in Pender Nebraska. The bride's father accompanied them and gave consent.

Pender, Neb Hubbard Devall Mary Hiller Smith

Omaha Boosters Visit Ames on $10 000 Iowa Trip

Omaha Commercial club's ninety members halted in Ames during a six day Iowa tour. A campus parade featured 250 cadets, with President Storms introducing Mr. Chase of the Omaha committee. Chase praised Ames for corn exposition support and anticipated further cooperation.

Ames Omaha Commercial Club Iowa College Grounds Ames Commercial Club Omaha Central Building Storms Chase Omaha Entertainment Committee

Oldest Iowa resident Delpha Rogers dies at 106

Clarinda Iowa May 20 Delpha Rogers aged 106 said to be Iowa’s oldest resident is dead. Born in West Virginia she moved from Missouri to Iowa where she lived before. Her early life includes serving in General Washingtons army as a boy.

Iowa Clarinda Delpha Rogers Washington West Virginia Missouri

Iowa Sheriff Brutally Beaten in Carroll Hotel Assault

Sheriff Frank Fritz was attacked by Will Manemann, a patient under care who had been released earlier. Manemann fled from a second story window and was later found at William Fritz’s farm west of Carroll, now in custody for transport to Clarinda asylum.

William Fritz Clarinda

Retail Grocers Meet State Dairy Address in Davenport

Davenport May 20 Five hundred Iowa retail grocers met as State Dairy and Food Commissioner delivered an address on standards and regulations.

State Dairy and Food Commissioner Davenport Iowa

Health Fight: Self-Preservation and Community Sanitation

A civic appeal urges active participation in disease prevention through sanitation and intelligence against ignorance. It emphasizes supporting authorities tasked with stopping the spread of disease within the community and from outside sources.

Madden Placed on Trial Over Chicago Building Trade Conspiracy

Chicago May 20 Judge opened state case against Martin P Madden president of the Associated Building Trades council of Chicago and associates F A Pouchot and M J Boyle charged with conspiracy to extort 1000 from Joseph Klicka company. Madden called strike from his automobile.

Chicago San Francisco Martin P. Madden Associated Building Trades’ Council of Chicago F. A. Pouchot M. J. Boyle Joseph McSurley Madden

Mrs. Dolly Tucker Denied Temporary Alimony

Chicago May 20 Mrs Dolly Logan Tucker sued her husband William F Tucker a U S A retiree for separate maintenance but was denied temporary alimony in the divorce court.

Roosevelt Slays Hippopotamus in East Africa

Roosevelt adds a hippopotamus to his big game bag near the Jura ranch in British East Africa. The May 20 report notes the animal was killed a short distance from the ranch during the Nairobi hunt.

Roosevelt Nairobi British East Africa Mr. Roosevelt Jura

Hogs and cattle markets mixed as receipts rise May 20 1909

Chicago markets show hogs easing from yesterday with light pigs and mixed packers at 6 70 to 7 35 while heavy grades reach 7 35. Cattle and sheep activity remains strong with beef values steady to higher, bulk around 7 20 to 7 40 for cattle and sheep trending 6 25 to 8 50 for various classes.

Texas

Death of Henry H Rogers shocks Wall Street and industry

Henry H Rogers vice president of Standard Oil and driving force in Amalgamated Copper died at 69 from a stroke in New York. Funeral planned in New York and Fair Haven with services at Church of the Messiah and Unitarian church in Fair Haven. Rogers, long under medical care since a 1907 stroke, left an estimated fortune of 50 to 75 million dollars.

New York Henry H. Rogers Stand Oil Company Amalgamated Copper Company Church of the Messiah Robert Collyer Rogers Collyer Fair Haven Mass Unitarian Church Stock Exchange Wall Street H. Broughton Standard On Mr.ers Standard Oil Company John D. Rockefeller J. B. Archbold Great Corporation Mr. Rogers H. H. Rogers, Jr

Gregg issues statement on Muskogee fraud cases

Tulsa May 20 United States District Attorney Gregg says he is not responsible for the prosecutions and has not personally investigated the cases. He states he acted only on Washington department instructions and used evidence provided by special government representatives. A third federal grand jury was ordered to reinvestigate the frauds core pleted here. A motion to dismiss the jury was considered after Judge John A instructed witnesses.

Tulsa Okla United States Gregg Muskogee Washington Grand Jury Johm A I of Witnesses

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