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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1930

Page

3

Four Kidnappers Face Death Penalty in Peoria Case

Report from Peoria states the state will seek the death penalty for all four members of the gang blamed for the kidnap and ransom plot. The targets include Earl Yocum, a Galva banker, with two fugitives still at large as investigators pursue the amateur bandit group. The case centers on a stockyard district incident and the city sits under a nationwide alert.

Earl Yocum Millonaire Galva Peoria

Donahey Replies A Statement on Washington County Roads

A long reply by R. B. Brown B N Jessen and the Republican County Central Committee defends public spending in Washington County Iowa. It challenges Tam Brown and Jessen, cites road plans for Washington and Wayland, costs and expenditures, and asserts fiscal prudence and legal process while urging taxpayers to judge who tells the truth. The letter references Blankenhorn and Donahhey and notes salary and fund figures for 1928 and 1929.

Roe. Brown B. N. Jessen Republican Contral Committee Blankenhorn Evening Journal Tam Brown Mr. Jessen Washington and Wayland Board of Supervisors Sieh Wayland Washington Democrat Independent Donahey Mr. Brown R. B. Brown Republican County Central Committee Washington County

Campaign Remarks On County Salaries and Oversight

A county official argues that recent salary cuts in two offices, the Clerk and the Auditor, cannot account for broader pay increases elsewhere. He cites 1929 changes, total county costs, and road work efforts to claim a need for competent staff and efficient administration. He notes compensation patterns and seeks support for proposed fiscal adjustments amid ongoing scrutiny.

Jessen Attempted Rescue Leads to Collision Near Rochester

In Rochester New York, B N Jessen tried to save a person from under his car but swerved and allegedly caused two other vehicles to collide. Ida M Garrison, occupant of one car, is the complainant in the case. Also noted is the 61st wedding anniversary of Mrs Albert Moore formerly of Sand Lake near Albany, who is a second cousin of President Zachary Taylor.

Albright Ida M. Garrison Rochester Albert, M. Moore Sand Lake Albany Moore Zachary Taylo United States

Rural school improvement noted in Washington County

Know Your Rural Schools highlights county wide progress under supervisor Mrs. Winnie Palmer. Township leaders oversee teachers, with many schools gaining new buildings, experienced staff, and cooperative boards, while praising Palmer and Clara Faulkner for advancing modern, enthusiastic teaching across 28 schools.

Wianie Palmer Jaurel Weera River Tame Creek Ois Fara Henry Era Longwell Esther Roth Cedar Thelda Freel Jackson Della Downe Highland Oris Endicott Oregon Lois Holland Washington Edna Witttig Franklin Isabel Comos Dutch Creek Winnie B Town Township Ame «Ehool Sae Sis Tve St Monday Lime Creek Washington County Winnie Palmer Clara Faulkner

Red Brick Community Notes from October Visit and Movin

Mr and Mrs Elmer Rephart visited with their son Homer Rephart and family on Wednesday Wilma Elis could not attend Charles Wilson and Frank Bruty assisted Mr Babb in husking corn after a wall mishap required a doctor to dress his foot. Mr and Mrs Est Rouse helped move at Frank Rouse’s home. Sam Sigafoose shopped in town while Grandpa and Grandma Walker of West Chester visited last Thursday.

Elmer Rephart Thier Homer Rephart Fati Wilma Elis Charles Wilson Frank Bruty Babb Est Rouse Frank Rouse Sam Sigafoose Grandpa Grandma Walker West Chester

Kopp Backed for Reelection by Friends of Agriculture

The district’s Congressman Win Kopp, honored by Friends of Agriculture, is praised for long tenure and strong effort in Congress. He is lauded for aiding disabled veterans, diligent service to constituents, and steady work on the floor and committees, with broad support for reelection.

First Iowa Congress W. F. Kopp Keokak Gate City Constitution-Democrat Kopp W. Fedopp Firot Lowa Hairheid Ledger Han. Win. Kopp Tuis Friends of Agrculture Ois Orom Puriinga Masanges House of Representatives Champ Clarks Oy Broa Nan Kop Washington

Henry County Voters Endorse Kopp for Congress

The piece praises Kopp as a longtime Henry County political figure, noting his first nomination in 1923 and repeated renominations. It highlights his humble origins in a farm home, education, law practice, and rising influence in Congress. It urges strong local support and a generous endorsement in the upcoming vote.

Prem Tie Svensy Kopp Tinselty Congress Saain Mt. Pleasant Henry County Heary Caty Horn Mr. Pleasant East Kopp Wi Qorid Nis

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