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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1931

Page

1

Hoover Grandi Hold Serious White House Conference

President Hoover and Italy's Dino Grandi met for two hours and 20 minutes at the White House with Henry Stimson discussing disarmament and Franco Italian naval rivalry. The talks were secret and aimed at the world disarmament conference and potential new Franco Italian negotiations.

Washington Hoover Dino Grandi Stimson Grandi White House Italy Benito Mussolini France Henry L. Stimson Hugh Gibson Paris Rome London

Richardson Ordered to Pay Child Support

William Richardson, charged with desertion, was ordered by Judge Frank Bechly in district court to pay $12 monthly to the clerk of court for the support of two minor children, Earl and Alice. Payments start immediately. Richardson, arrested on Jefferson, Iowa, and brought back to Washington by Sheriff R. H. McCarty, was indicted by the November grand jury and released on bond. The state was represented by County George F. Morrison. Court adjourned to next Monday at ten.

William Richardson Frank Bechly Earl Alice Richardson Jefferson Iowa Washington R. H. McCarty George F. Morrison Bechly

Farmers Union Pushes Farm Board Probe At National Meeting

At Des Moines on November 18 the resolutions committee urged immediate investigation of the federal farm board and debated the farm marketing act while calling for higher inheritance and income taxes. C C Talbot and H G Keeney backed amend­ment, E H Everson opposed. Simpson blamed the administration for economic ills, urged price stabilization, and accused international bankers of guiding the Fed. The convention continued on its second day.

Des Moines Resolutions Committee National Convention of the Farmers Union Today Federal Farm Board Farm Board C. C. Talbot North Dakota Farmer’s Union Talbot H. G. Keeney Nebraska E. H. Everson South Dakota Simpson Jomn A. Simpson Oklahoma City National Farmers Union White House Louis T. McFadden Pennsylvania McFadden Federal Reserve Bank

Mother Is Charged With Poisoning of Girl 12 Years Old

Mrs. Alice Mason 50 was arrested in Delavan Illinois after autopsy showed large arsenic quantities in Mildred Mason 12. She alleged her son in law Harold Reese forced the insurance split from her daughter’s death and said other family members may be implicated. Authorities planned to question Reese and arrest Clinton Armstrong while a new autopsy and medical check for her son Henry 16 were ordered.

Reese Clinton Armstrong Mason Fleming Henry

Four Jailed On Burglary Count Today

Warren Shafer and three men, John Downs Arnold Morrison and Bill Shafer, are in the county jail charged with stealing goods valued around 250 dollars from Leroy Krotz’s farm home eight miles north of town. Most items recovered at the Shafer home. Burglaries happened Saturday evening eight to eleven while the Krotz family was away. A car with Colorado plates seen nearby. Police report a screwdriver jimmy used to gain entry and muddy footprints inside. A preliminary hearing will be delayed as County Attorney Morrison is out of town.

Roger Sherman Shields R. E. Brown Lewis Warren Warren Shafer Bill” Shafer John Downs Arnold Morrison Leroy Krotz Shafer McCarty George F. Morrison Krotz Washington Colorado Warren Shafter

Charity Football Game Set At Case Field This Evening

Manager Walter Oetjen announced that Washington and Fairfield independent elevens meet at Case field at eight. Proceeds go to the unemployment relief committee to aid those in need this winter. Music will accompany the event and Armistice day lineups and officials will be as scheduled. A rain delay postponed the game a week.

Walter Oetjen Case Field Washington Fairfield Committee On Unemployment and Relief Oetjen

McCleery Finds America Luckier Than Europe Says Y Men

Hugh McCleery told the Y's Men's club he found U S conditions serious yet not comparable to Europe. He cited English taxation, unemployment dole issues, and a wealthy Australian woman's plight after taxes. He praised Holland's prosperity and shared experiences from his European tour with engaging descriptions of places, people, and battlefield scenes. C L Riegel of Davenport was here on business.

United States Hugh McCleery Y's Men’s Club Europe McCleery Australia Holland Washington Washington County Cotter Ainsworth Eureopenne

Washington junior college football team honored by Y's Men

Members of the Washington junior college football squad were guests of the Y's Men's club to honor the team for its most successful season in three years. Dale Puhr received the Klein Klothing Kompany trophy for most valuable player as Coach George Freshwaters and staff were praised by Supt. J. W. Peet and Dean Harland Mead.

Washington Junior College Hugh McCleery Milburn McKay Harland Mead Harold Ahens Clarence Logan Klein Klothing Kompany Dale Puhr Ety Guext George Freshwaters George Dean Mead Coach Fresh

Unclear notices urge support for local unemployment aid events

In Beverly Hills a local appeal suggests watching theaters for unemployment benefit dates with proceeds going to the community. The note praises a Hoover home building idea and urges planning for emergencies like fires while advising careful exits.

Beverly Hills Cal. Navy Mr. Hoover

Bank stock drive nears completion for new institution

Committee in charge of selling stock for a new bank to replace the closed Commercial Savings reports progress toward full subscription of capital stock and surplus. A $100,000 canvass goal is being met gradually after about a month of interviews and planning. Milburn McKay leads the high school band at events praised by committee members.

Commercial Savings Bank

Winter Weather Moves Eastward

A Midwest heat wave breaks as an eastern snow front advances from the Rocky Mountains. Heavy rains drenched the region and temperatures dropped toward freezing while western Canada recorded subzero readings. Shippers were advised to protect cargo as frost warnings spread, and farmers welcomed moisture for the winter wheat belt.

Chicago Rocky Mountain Midwest Dakotas Minnesota Upper Michigan Nebraska Great Lakes Canada Calgary Alta Medicine Hat Battleford Wheat Belt

Manchuria Offensive Ramps Up Across Tsitsihar

Japanese forces launched a major offensive northward into Manchuria centered on Tsitsihar and Anganchi while Chinese troops withdrew under heavy artillery and cavalry pressure. Tsitsihar remained in Chinese hands as battles intensified.

Peiping China Marshall Chang Hsueh-Liang Tsitsihar and Anganchi United Press Tsitsihar Tokio Manchuria Paris League of Nations Council Far East United States Charles G. Dawes Kenkichi Yoshizawa League

Neal Inheritance Tax Paid on Brighton Estate

The estate of John W. Neal of Brighton paid state inheritance taxes of $511.56 on a taxable estate valued at $10,291.13, according to Treasurer Ray E. Johnson. The payment was reported in MoIies on November 18.

DHS Moiies U.P John W. Neal Brighton Ray E. Johnson

Taxpayers Meet Saturday November 28 County Offices planned

A county taxpayers meeting is announced to be held at the city hall on Saturday evening to discuss forming an organization to back candidates for county offices next year. Representatives from every township are expected to attend.

Junior College Play Tonight in High School Auditorium

The Junior College Little Theater presents Skidding a humorous look at modern family life. Directed by Mrs C St Williams the show starts at eight p m tickets available at MecDaniels drug store doors close until after the first scene.

Junior College Little Theater MecDaniel C. St. Williams Junior College

Cold snap Ends City Garden Bloom Run

Drought fears eased as a cold snap halted hopes of crop loss and ended recent warm spell. Garden owners saw roses and snapdragons fade after days of 60 to 70 degree temperatures, bringing a brief shift in local floral display.

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