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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1922

Page

1

Keokuk County Woman's Death Linked to Insurance Fraud Trial

Lawrence O. Flory stands trial for wife murder in Sigourney Iowa with testimony that he bought poison in Iowa City to kill Mrs Flory for a $5000 life policy payout. Prosecution presents witnesses Blanche Williams and Dr Luther Wall as key corroboration.

Associated Press Sigourney Sigourney Iowa Blanche Williams Flory Luther Wall Vna South English

Start Hog Clubs in Province of Quebec

Fifteen hundred boys and girls in Quebec hold hogs as clubs across the province expand to boost hog raising prosperity. Government and Dominion support the effort with officials traveling between clubs to advise on breeding and management. This year seven carloads of hogs arrived in Montreal from six counties.

Associated Press Montreal P. Q Quebec Dominion

German wages favor manual labor over brain work in Berlin

Berlin reports reveal a wage gap with ordinary labor earning about 100 marks an hour and eight hour day salaries from 400 to 1,200 marks. Editors earn 15,000 to 21,500 marks monthly, reporters differ by task, and stage workers demand higher pay as unemployment rises. The piece notes doctors bartering services for produce and teachers’ high yet varied salaries. An American hotel room costs about 2,000 marks daily in central Berlin.

Berlin Germany Erfn Liehterfeld Berli Bath Unter den Linden

Nemick Sentenced for Grocery Store Holdup

Cedar Rapids Iowa reports Joseph Nemick pleaded guilty to the holdup of a grocer's store last week and received a two year prison sentence.

Cedar Rapids Iowa Joseph Nemick

Big Ten to Train 50 000 Students in Athletics This Year

Major John L. Griffith, Western Conference athletics commissioner, says 50 000 to 60 000 students in the Western Conference will receive athletic training this year. He notes growing interest, intramural programs at Purdue Wisconsin Michigan, and that several schools fund intramurals through athletic associations rather than trustees.

Associated Press Chicago Hig Ten John L. Griffith Griffith Purdue University Wisconsin University of Michigan

Great Britain Votes in Historic General Election Tomorrow

The final day of campaigning ends as British voters prepare to cast ballots in 1,386 candidate contest for 873 two party duels and 242 multi candidate races across the House of Commons.

London Great Britain House of Commons

Grand Jury To Hear Hall Mills Murder Witnesses

New Brunswick New Jersey November 14 state grand jury to convene Monday to hear witnesses in the Hall Mills murder case. Over fifty witnesses expected. Mrs Frances Hall widow of Reverend Edward Wheeler Hall may testify. Nellie Russell who contradicted Jana Gibson’s account will not be called.

Associated Press New Brenswick New Jersey Hall-Mills Atto Wilbur A. Motts Beckman Somerset County Frances Hall Edward Wheeler Hall eee _Rhinart Mills Nellie Russell

Iowa Dirt Roads Almost Impassable

Reports from officials say nearly all dirt roads in Iowa are impassable. Several days of sun are needed to dry roads for automobile travel. Dr. Charles Reed of the Iowa Weather Service noted a low temperature persisted in most parts of Iowa last night.

Isv Moiies Iowa Charles Reed Lowa Weather Service Lowa

High School Girl Shot in Fun in Keokuk

In Keokuk Iowa a high school girl was shot with wads from a blank cartridge fired behind her in what witnesses describe as a joke. The 17 year old shooter Alvin Hall is reported to have fired the shots for fun and the girl is expected to recover.

Associated Press Keokuk Iowa Alvin Hall

Giant color panorama photograph showcases Lake Michigan shore

Dr. Frank M. Woodruff completes a 96 by 10 foot color panorama of Miller Beach and surrounding Chicago area for the Chicago Academy of Sciences. The series aims to display local scenery from sand dunes to prairies as new museum backgrounds replacing costly oil paintings.

Associated Press Chicago Frank M. Woodruff Chicago Academy of Sciences Lincoln Park Lake Michigan Miller Beach Gary Ind Indiana Grand Calumet River

Iowa club president condemns jazz as a temporary American expression

Mrs. Louis Bernard Schmidt of Ames Iowa, president of the State Federation of Music Clubs, told Iowa teachers that jazz music with its syncopation is a temporary expression from which future American music will spring. She traced five origin types and cautioned against including Civil War songs as central ragtime roots.

Associated Press Des Moines America Louis Bernard Schmidt Ames Iowa Fews State Federation of Music Clubs Iowa State Teachers Association Schmidt Sehmidt

Supreme Court Rules On Iowa Primary Election Case

The Iowa supreme court released twenty six opinions, reversing the Jefferson county cheese knife murder case of Robert Lee Scott, and ruling a court lacks jurisdiction to decide party nominations in primaries. It also found a Newton physician not liable for deaths from medicine left in a house, ordering a new trial after damages were awarded for Louise Walker’s death.

Associated Pree Des Moines Iowa Supreme Court Jefferson County Robert Lee Scott Harry Skinner Scott Jinley Skinner Jackson County Supreme Court George Hatfield C. E. Carrington High Court Newton Carl M. Walker W. D. Case Louise Walker

Immense Photographs Pushed by New Methods in Exhibits

Dr Woodruff developed new techniques to create large motion illusion exhibits showing stuffed foregrounds as if in space. He printed 10 by 11 foot sections from 8 by 10 negatives using a curved printing board and long developing papers. Four tall workers and a helper in rubber boots operate a massive developer tray to process the images. Additionally he completed 110 photographs ten feet high and five feet wide for smaller displays.

Woodruff Dr. Woodruff

Davenport Groceryman Charles Behrens Found Dead

Davenport, Iowa—Charles Behrens a grocer was found dead in the cellar of his home. Authorities believe he died by his own hand due to ill health.

Davenport Iowa Charles Behrens

Jazz Roots Tied to Memphis and St Louis Resorts

Mrs Schmidt told educators that jazz music began at resorts near Memphis Tennessee and St Louis. White writers recorded black music and sent it to New York for wealth. She urged music in homes and schools as a social and economic lifeline. She noted war morale via camp singing and urged Iowa clubs to foster community singing. The National Federation of Music Clubs aims to make America the music center, integrate music into civic life, and promote American art.

Memphis Tenn St. Louis New York Iowa National Federation of Music Clubs Iowa Federation Schmidt America

Georges Clemenceau Enjoys Rare Roosevelt Style Voyage

On the steamer Paris en route to New York dated November 14, Clemenceau, described as the Tiger, reports unusually heavy sleep and excellent spirits. He declares he never felt better and is enjoying a splendid voyage as the Atlantic smooths its seas.

Associated Press Paris New York Clemenceau Atlantic

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