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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1929

Page

1

Iowa Minnesota clash as scoreline hints title race

Iowa and Minnesota battled before 40,000 in a key Western Conference clash in Iowa City. Iowa led 3–0 after the first quarter and 8–0 at halftime, then Minnesota drove to a late touchdown and extra point to reach 9–7 in the fourth, but the report ends before final resolution.

Iowa Stadium Iowa City Iowa Minnesota Brookmeyver Farrah Glassgow Glasgow Pape Westra Glasscow Brockmeyer Gophers Magerty Town Minn

Eliza Town to be Auctioned in Illinois Corn Belt

A village of 250 residents in Illinois faces potential sale by auction on November 14 led by owner John Bishop. The town, called Eliza, includes a general store, drug store, barber shop, pool hall, community building and 53 acres of surrounding farmland. Locals fear loss of their town while hoping the sale could spur a projected development boom.

NAV Corn Belt John Bishop Eliza Eliza Development and Prosperity League

Fairfield Washington Armistice Day Grid Showdown In Doubt

Uncertainty clouded Fairfield and Washington high school football lineups for the Armistice Day game at Fairfield. Coach Gluenkin may start mostly the second Fairfield team, while Washington's lineup likely similar to the Burlington contest, with a few spots unsettled. The match is expected to be as tough as last year’s scoreless affair on the vacant lot.

Fairfield Washington Gluenkin Muscatine Benson Burlington Jim Shultz

Pupils May Take Prohibition Test Across Washington County

Announcement of a statewide prohibition quiz for junior and senior high students. Two top county entrants win trips to the National Anti-Saloon League convention in Detroit, with funds raised locally to cover most travel costs. Final county exam under the county superintendent. about 200 youths may attend if funds allow.

Washington County Detroit F. J. Robins West Chester Friends of Prohibition Detroit Chamber of Commerce

Football scores and social visit in Albia

Ohio State 6 Northwestern 18 Cornell 36 West Reserve 0 Yale 13 Maryland 15 3rd Drake 7 Notre Dame 6 Columbia 0 Colgate 33 4th Iowa 9 Minnesota 7 Brown 6 Dartmouth 13 Miss Annette and Miss Haniette Martin of Albia visited at the A J Dawson home 314 East Jefferson street Thursday night

Ohio State Northwestern Cornell West Reserve Yale Maryland Drake Notre Dame Columbia Colgate Iowa Minnesota Brown Dartmouth Annette Haniette Martin Albia A. J. Dawson East Jefferson Street

Mrs Galloway Hosts Rosmary Club Meeting

Mrs L Galloway will entertain the members of the Rosmary club Wednesday afternoon. A large crowd is expected to travel from Washington to Fairfield Monday afternoon with the high school band and over a hundred students. People with car spaces for students should notify the high school office.

Fairfield Washington

Chaos in Republican Senate as tariff bill fuels fights

Washington November 9. Senate Republicans face a fractured caucus as the tariff bill sinks amid bitter infighting. Senator George H Moses travels to Chicago to coordinate strategy with midwestern leaders while insurgents and regulars battle for re election in 56 seats.

Washington U.P George H. Moses Chicago Middlewest Moses Senate Norris Nebraska Borah Idaho McMaster South Dakota Schall Minnesota Gov Christiansen Pine Oklahoma

Gas Lighting Breakthroughs in the 18th Century

The passage notes that gas illumination began in the late 1700s with William Murdoch, a Scotsman who lit his home in 1779. Widespread adoption followed only much later, marking the gradual shift from experimental use to general public utility.

William Murdock

Russians in China Hold New York Fur Dealer for Ransom

In Tiensin a group of white Russians abducted Aaron Brenner, a New York fur dealer, and demand 500000 dollars. His brother Joseph Brenner arrived and offered 50000 as a pledge to secure release, while police report ongoing negotiations. A Russian girl is under arrest as a decoy in the kidnapping case.

China New York Tietsin Aaron Brenner Joseph Brenner Aaron Tientsin

Opening for three in Cavalry seeks interested recruits

Captain Jay O. Brown of Troop F 113th Cavalry announces three enlistment openings and urges eligible young men to apply at once. The troop, with over sixty members, boasts excellent quarters at the Berdo barn and a strong, well trained unit under Staff Sergeant Paul Davis.

Jay O. Brown 113Th Cavalry Iowa Paul Davis Ottumwa

Dayton Injured By Freight Cars In Kalona

D. W. Dayton of 218 East Main Street, conductor for the Rock Island line, was injured in Kalona yesterday afternoon when two freight cars he was between rolled together. Brakeman Murdy repeortedly rushed Dayton home by auto. No bones broken, but he has severe chest bruising and is confined to bed though resting well today.

D. W. Dayton East Main Street Rock Island Skaloosa Murdy Mr. Dayton

Armistice Day Observance By Leon Beatty Legion Post

The Leon Beatty post American Legion will pause to recognize Armistice Day at 11:00 on Monday. Members will fire a salute to commemorate the armistice and honor veterans.

Legion Fire Valley Leon Beatty Post American Legion

Bandits Loot Ohio Bank After Townwide Heist

Bandits seized Vaughnsville Ohio and robbed the Peoples Exchange Bank vault of about 5000 dollars. They blocked telegraph and telephone lines and patrolled the village while the vault was blown open. Sheriff Felbery was contacted from Columbus Grove eight miles away as the robbers fled.

Vaughnsville U.P Peoples Exchange Bank Columbus Grove Clinton Felbery Putnam County Ottawa Ohio H. W. Roberts Peoples’ Exchange Bank Vaughnsville Bank

Guthrie Center Man Wins Iowa Corn Husking Title

Clyde Tague of Guthrie Center won the Iowa corn husking championship with 2,064.61 pounds in 80 minutes, narrowly beating Clarence Bockes of Grundy Center who husked 2,063.41 pounds. Victor Swift of Laurel finished third, with Ottumwa’s H R Bartman fourth and Lee Carey fifth. Eleven others followed as 10,000 spectators watched the final. Tague and Bockes advance to the national contest in Platte City Mo on November 15.

West Branch Iowa Clyde Tague Guthrie Center Tague Clarence Bockes Grundy Center Bockes Victor Swift Laurel H. R. Bartman Ottumwa Lee Carey Jack Viers Cole Ruel Harmon Platte City

Funeral rites honor Father O J McGuire in Des Moines

More than a hundred priests attended the funeral service for Father O J McGuire of Washington at St John’s Catholic church in Des Moines yesterday. The sermon praised the late pastor of St James church and recalled his time on the St Ambrose college faculty. About seventy five Washington parishioners joined the procession home after the service.

Father O. J. McGuire Washington St. John’s Catholic Church Des Moines St. James Church Father McGuire St. Ambrose College Washington Parish

Moment of silence observed across community

A one minute pause will honor those who deserve respect as a volley is fired and taps played. Everyone is urged to pause at their hour and reflect on their duties, regardless of their work.

Pantages Woman Placed on Probation for Fatal Crash

Mrs Lois Pantages convicted of manslaughter in the death of Juro Rokumoto receives ten year probation due to ill health. She must abstain from alcohol, obey laws and not drive. A payment of 78500 to Rokumoto estate and others injured is required within five days. Her husband Alexander Pantages, jailed, faces a potential 1 to 50 year sentence in San Quentin for an assault case.

Los Angeles Lois Pantages Juro_ Rokumoto Carlos S. Hardy Juro Rokumoto Pantages Hall of Justice Alexander Pantages Eunice Pringle San Quentin

Bunce to Deliver Armistice Day Address

A. E. Baldrige announces Ralph L. Bunce of Burlington will deliver the Armistice day dinner address at the YMCA community room next Monday evening. Bunce, son of Lyman Bunce of Washington, is a former air service veteran and long active in the Legion. he fills in after Col. Dale Griswold fell ill.

A. E. Baldrige The Legion Post Ralph L. Bunce Burlington Mr. Bunce Col Dale Griswold Des Moines Guinty Ralph Lyman Bunce Washington Commercial Savings Bank State Burlington Bank Air Service Legion Leon Beatty Post

Guy E. Searcy Dies Suddenly Near Rubio

Brighton, Nov 9. Guy Earnest Searcy, 54, died suddenly at his home south of Rubio after breakfast. Born in Ollie, he lived much of his life in the area. Survived by wife and five children Velma Floyd Everette Virgil Searcy and Mrs A Regenhagen. Funeral plans not yet made.

Brighton U.P Guy Earnest Seearcy Rubio Ollie Velma Floyd Everette Virgil Secarcy Cedar Rapids A. Regenhagen Triumph Minnesota

Columbus Junction Gets Sign Over Lumber Roof

Businessmen in Columbus Junction painted the name Columbus Junction on the roof of the Eclipse Lumber coal sheds. The sign measures eight by ninety feet and is visible from surrounding streets.

Columbus Junction Eclipse Lumber Company

Five Die in Gas Blast at Timm Spring Plant

A gas explosion leveled the Timm Spring company plant in Elyria Ohio killing at least five workers and injuring many others. One man remains missing as the blast shattered nearby walls and sent flames high into the sky.

Elyria, O U.pr Timm Spring Company Spring Works Sam Husted Elyria Memorial Hospital Husted

Graveling on No 2 Road Completed

Work finished on primary highway No 2 from the Washington county line to Columbus Junction and Muscatine, creating an all surfaced route from Washington to Columbus Junction and Muscatine. Most sections are in good condition with a soft spot near Cotter. Ainsworth has a temporary crushed rock surfacing.

Washington County Columbus Junction Washington Muscatine Cotter Louisa County Ainsworth Burlington Grandview Wapelle

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