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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1922

Page

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Iowa votes solidly Republican in 1920s senate race

Returns from Iowa precincts show Brookhart leading Herring for U.S. Senate by about 100000 as Republicans win a large majority in Congress. Governor race leans Republican with Kendall and Miles figures, while other statewide races favor GOP. Nationwide results echo a strong Republican wave with a solid delegation promised.

Senator Brookhart Resigns Infantry Rank to Meet Constitutional Rule

United States Senator Smith W. Brookhart of Washington County resigns as Lieutenant Colonel of Infantry O R C to comply with the constitutional ban on holding another office. The Iowa Republican, a Rooseveltian, has long been active in state and national politics and won the Senate seat in 1922 by a large margin. His wife Jennie Hearne is cited as a supportive partner as the Brookhart family is congratulated.

Des Moines U.S. Senate Brookhart Herring Des Molnes Iowa Smith Brookhart Clyde L. Herring Heerine Kendall Miles Madinened Associated Press Congress Harry Hall T. J. B. Robinson Kopp Lindley Farrman Coach Hull RRS Robinson Hageman Eicheberg Haugen Schanke Cole Smith Ramager Craven Reid Dowell Robb Gay Towner Daughton Green Richards Dickenson Douglas Botes Gillett Hammill Murtagh Senate Harding ST. Paul Minn A. John Volstead O. J. Cavale Dallas Texas Earle B. Mayfield George E. B. Peddy United States Milwaukee Wis John (. Schafer Edmond T. Melms Fargo N. D A. R. Neston J. F. T. O'Conner Lynn J. Frazier United States Senate Smith W. Brookhart Washington County Scotland County Missouri Bloomfield Southern Iowa Normal Payne & Sowers Wherry & Walker Keosauqua le Cane Washington Jennie Hearne Mr. Brookhart National Guard Ss8th National Army 34Th National Gard Camp Percy Ohio Camp Denning Georgia National Rifle Association National Board For the John B. Jackson Infantry Roosevelt Tie Albert B. Cummins Washingon City Neglgent Jennie Ned Joli Joe Florence Edith C. F. Letts Willliam Sutherland Sutherland Letts Charles Denison James McCaleb Col. S. W. Brookhart Clyde Herring Oping Party Kepp

Republicans Sweep Washington County In Local Elections

Republicans win all county offices except one as Sam T. Donahoe edges Democrat over RB. Stafford for county supervisor. Letts leads in state representation and Col. S. W. Brookhart tops the ticket for senator. Sheriff Denison posts large majority. soldiers bonus endorsed. several judges re elected.

Letts J. L. Brookhart A. L. Griffith Mare Shearer Belle Rice T. A. Michels G. W. Hay E. L. Bartholow

Daily Thought Caution in Giving Advice

A brief reflection on the danger of being heedless while advising others. Emphasizes self-awareness and responsibility in guidance.

Dphaedrus

Space Needs for Forest Trees Through Ages

The text compares space requirements for spruce, pine, and fir trees. Spruce needs about four square feet at twenty years, 84 at forty, 70 at sixty, and 150 at a century. Pine requires roughly 1 percent more light space than spruce and about 40 percent more than fir trees.

Senators Elected in State By State Returns

A sweep of results lists United States senators leading in today’s returns. Notable names include Ashurst John son Ball Trammell George Ralston Brookhart Hale Reed Wheeler Howell Pittman Edwards Copeland O’Conner Fess Pepper Sutherland La Follette and other party winners across Arizona California Connecticut Delaware Florida Georgia Indiana Iowa Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Jersey New Mexico New York North Dakota Ohio Pennsylvania Rhode Island Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming Kendrick.

United States Arizona Ashurst California Johnson Connecticut McLean Delaware Ball Florida Trammell Georgia George Indiana Ralston Iowa Brookhart Maine Hale Maryland Bruce Massachusetts Lodge Michigan Ferris Minnesota Shipstead Mississipi Stephens Missouri Reed Montana Wheeler Nebraska Howell Nevada Pittman New Jersey Edwards New Mexico Jones New York Copeland North Dakota O'Conner Ohio Fess Pennsylvania Pepper Rhode Island Gerry Tennessee McKellar Texas Mayfield

Herrin Murder Trials Open Today

The Herrin mine riot murder trials opened at ten this morning with Judge D. C. Hartwell presiding. Forty eight men indicted for murder were arraigned in Marion.

Herrin Associated Press Marion Tlh D. C. Hartwell

Italian envoy named ambassador to Washington

Rome November 8 Prince Gelaes Caetani a member of the chamber of deputies was appointed Italian ambassador at Washington in a government announcement Dowager Duchess of Genoa is not involved in the decision.

Associated Press Rome Gelaes Caetani Chamber of Deputies Washington

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