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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1927

Page

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Miners Ait in Colorado Under Guard as Pickets Repressed

Denver reports a mass picket at Berwind mine in Colorado with 300 men and 40 women. Governor Adams dispatched 16 special officers armed with riot guns and automatics who, though ready to act, did not fire. At 4 30 a m the crowd swarmed the tipple, seven speakers were arrested, Mitka Sablich led the demonstrators while her wrist injury was noted. The guards moved to disperse the crowd and escorted prisoners away.

Denver Colo Berwind Canan Wm. H. Adams Berwind Mitka Sablich Mitka

Credit Organization Reaches One Hundred Members

The Washington County credit board charter roll hits 100 with Fletcher and Huston of Crawfordsville as the 100th member. About 60 members are in Washington city and every county town is represented. Organizer F W Meyers praises the strong group of county business leaders and vows a mid month first delinquent debtor report. Meyers plans to finalize the organization by November 12.

Washington County Credit Board Fletcher and Huston Crawfordsville City of Washington F. W. Meyers Credit Board

Wayne Community Notes Scenes of Work and Welcoming

Clarence Moor head and Arch Huston saw wood. Paul Mast did the work. Miller Bros shipped five carloads of cattle from Wayne. Ed Anderson sent one load to Chicago with Anderson and Ralph Miller. Grace Abrams and Helen Sanderson visited Paul Max home. Moorehead hosted North Wayne farm bureau ladies. A power shovel digs ditches for culverts along the railroad. new gasoline power car replaces steam passenger train.

Wayne Clarence Moorhead Arch Huston Paul Mast Miller Bros Ed Anderson Mr. Anderson Ralph Miller Chicago Cecil Korf W. A. Carson Charlotte Grace Abrams Helen Sanderson Davenport Paul Max C. B. and Q Ellen Gizzar Ray Johnston Forrest Riley Tony Johnson BL & Q Panl Maxwell North Wayne Farm Bureau Moorhead

Illinois Iowa game trip hones elder gatherings

Mr and Mrs Earl Eldridge arrived from Indianola Iowa to stay with Mr and Mrs Will Eldridge and friends. They along with Dr and Mrs Fred Reid and Gladys and Bud Eehardt drove to Iowa City to attend the Illinois Iowa game.

Earl Eldridge Indianola Iowa Will Eldridge Fred Reid Gladys Eehardt Bud Eehardt Iowa City thellinois-Iowa

Porto Ricans to elect own governor in 1932

Gov. Towner urged that Porto Rico be allowed to elect its governor in 1932. President Coolidge will consider the memorial, saying the step is a natural development for the island as it nears self rule.

Washington Coolidge Towner Porto Rico

Plan for Day of Prayer for China

Announcement of prayer services in the Presbyterian church on Friday November 11 to be observed nationwide. A men’s meeting from 12 20 to 12 50 and a women’s session at 1 00 to 1 30 will be led by Frank R Sage with details to follow. The observance responds to civil strife in China affecting missionaries.

China Presbyterian Church Friends of Christian Missions In Frank R. Sage

Columbus Junction Notes and Local Incidents

Columbus Junction high school football won at Wanella six to zero with Martin Taylor scoring. A Milwaukee train engine fire destroyed the Gladwin general store and adjacent barber shop owned by Floyd Marston. owner J W Hendrickson lost all home goods. Insurance partly covers losses.

Columbus Junction Wanella Martin Taylor Gladwin Floyd Marston J. W. Hendrickson Byington van Horn Town City

Grand Jury Indicts Sinclair Aide in Tampering Plot

Washington reports indicate a grand jury will indict Harry S. Sinclair oil magnate and A. Mason Day on charges of jury tampering conspiracy next week. Also named is A. Sheldon Clark of the Sinclair refining firm as a principal. Burny detectives were hired to shadow jurors in the Fall-Sinclair case. Albert B. Fall remains in retrial preparations as his health worsens.

Washington Harry S. Sinclair A. Mason Day Sinclair Day A. Sheldon Clark Sinclair Oil Company Clark Sinclair Refining Company U.S Neil Parkinshaw Burny Interior Albert B. Fall Fall New Mexico

Haskins News Highlights Local Scenes and Farewells

Miss Ethel Booth and DeHart McCollister with Miss Flosie Wallace visit Davenport friends. Farewell party for Mr and Mrs Beardsley as they plan to move to Muscatine. Notes on Mrs L B Mathers and Miss Ollie Beardsley shopping in Washington. Descriptions of long-time residents, a quiet wedding in Muscatine, and local family ties through Haskins society.

Ollie Musgpatine Mr. Beardsley Haskins Wlind We Elizabeth Wallace Letts Westbrook Clara Birney Roy Krotz Muscatine Ralph Stafford Islavre Will Jim Jean Dora Bean Milburn Spessard Geo. Wahi Lane, Tree C. A. Davis Washington

Silk Factory Floor Collapse Kills 120 Women in Shanghai

A silk factory floor collapsed as 600 workers stampeded toward a stairway in panic after a fire cry. One hundred twenty women died and 170 were injured, with many more hurt by the crowd. Foreign and Chinese police assisted to restore order while Red Cross teams aided the injured.

Shanghai Navy Foreign Settlement Red Cross Branch The

Minstrel revue boosts Legion post funds in Washington

Leon Beatty post of the American Legion will be about 200 richer from the minstrel revue staged this week at the Graham theater. The show drew strong crowds and high praise for talent and staging, with Wilfred Allen and Jeanne Simpson sharing top roles and a large cast performing in scenes and numbers across nine acts.

Leon Beatty American Legion Washington Tochr Huer Wilson Frederick R. Ingram Roel Tel Graham Theater Dickie Kdeineton Jean Macon J. Roberta T. L. Brookhart Harold Reynolds Winifred Allen Marie Jackson Veland Carris Eva Burham Anita Pratt Hazel Kiser Lucille Schmoelier Lucille Barr Irene Roe Edna Orr Helen Payne Anita Griggs Mae Mangold Irene Paul Ogle Teets Mary Dougall Evelyn Crawford Dorothy Prebyt Ethel King Joe Brower Blackfaer Virginia Macon F. Kerr Dr. Pit Bitter Bec. Woods Arda Dankwardt Ed Saiire Maynard Brown Carliyn Slaven Don Pauls Ralph Moothart Alfred Ledger Victor Croac Jay Brown Leland Morrison John Winja Clarence Logan Plaster and Paris Rodney Arnold Hon Shearer Ray Simorson Owen Boilean Dorothy Wagoner Eloise Mallory Ruth Myer Jessie Kallous Mabel Kupka Helen Myer Mildred Brown Nellie Runnels Charles Denison Clarence White Will Cummings

Flooded New England Isolated as Death Toll Grows

Floods cut off Northern Vermont and parts of New Hampshire and New York. Death toll tops 20 with unconfirmed reports of many more. Montpelier and White River Junction hardest hit as rivers rose and infrastructure failed. Red Cross aids the homeless while communications remain crippled. Vermont towns including Montpelier Ludlow and Ruthland brace for further damage.

New England Boston Mass Vermont New Hampshire A& Part New York Red Cross Montpelier S. Holliston Jackson White River Junction Rhode Island White River Jamesion Ruthlmd Chittenden Granville Ludlow John G. Sargent

Iowa Fails to Stop Illinois Offensive in City Gridiron Clash

Towa City reports a rough matchup as Illinois drives extend with Ambrosia gaining 5 10 and 15 yards per carry. Hingis scores the first TD and a placekick makes Illinois lead 7 4. In the third, Walker breaks free for 65 yards to push Illinois ahead 14 0 as the game ends.

Iowa Illinois Towa City University of Winois Macgerty JY Ambrosia Hingis Ilinois Tlinois Walker Olinois

Paving Completed on Marion Ave Extension

Paving finished on Highway No. 1 leading out on North Marion Avenue with the last six blocks laid by 1:30 this afternoon. Time saving machines and equipment helped the crew complete the job quickly and efficiently.

Highway No. 1 North Marion Avenue

Church Supper at Chester West Chester Methodist Church

The annual chicken pie supper and bazaar by the West Chester Methodist Ladies and Society will be in the church basement on Tuesday November Sth. A twenty five year community event with booths for fancy work aprons and homemade candy offers meals and shopping for Christmas gifts. Bring friends and enjoy the evening.

Chester Ladies and Society of the Methodist Church West Chester

Elmer Wilson Directs Ingram Show to Notable Success

Elmer Wilson led the Ingram production with a cast of fifty or more delivering a splendid entertainment. The young director earned wide praise for managing complex details and receiving strong cooperation from cast and community in Washington.

Elmer Wilson Ingram Mr. Wilson Wison Washingon

Wayland notes of local visits and events

In Wayland and nearby areas residents report frequent visits, illnesses, travel, and house repairs. Families such as the Rittlers, Richenbergers, and Bosharts host or travel to Washington Des Moines and Burlington, while others recover from illness or injury and rent or buy local property.

Laura Graham to Visit West Liberty For Short Stay

Miss Laura Graham travels to West Liberty this evening to be a guest of friends for several days. She will likely attend local gatherings and enjoy the area during her visit.

Laura Graham West Liberty

Church Homecoming at Ainsworth Sunday

Ainsworth hosts a Methodist church homecoming with morning, afternoon, and evening services. Rev. J. H W. Krenmyre leads the day’s program while former pastors Rev. C. A. Field, Rev. A. W. McBlain, and Rev. P. M. Conant do not participate. Special music will be provided by the church choir.

Ainsworth Washington Methodist Church J. H W. Krenmyre C. A. Field Ottumwa A. W. McBlain Wilton P. M. Conant Winfield

An Hour Is Enough From A Son of the House

A quotation from A L Weeks's A Son of the House contrasts women's ideal of sin with personal happiness. It notes that even a single hour of fulfillment suffices and critiques the burdens women bear from unimaginative men, highlighting intractable mindsets over gentle critique.

A. Lh. Weeks

Parrot to Blame for School Gaffe in Boston Transcript

Wise Tommy tells his father the teacher fined him for a bad word and asked where learned it. He says he blamed the parrot to avoid exposing him. The humor comes from a child deflecting blame in a simple domestic scene cited by the Boston Transcript.

Tomy Tommy Boston Transcript

Be sure to attend weekly duties and return Sunday

Fragment from Wakefield church slogan noting weekly worship discipline with a provincial spelling variant. The readable line urges regular attendance and return to services on Sunday despite garbled surrounding text.

Wakefield Baston

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