Washington Triumphs 14 to 0 in Thanksgiving Game
Washington defeats Columbus Junction 14 to 0 before 1,160 to 1,200 in cold conditions. Lemley and Putnam scored the touchdowns with Lemley adding a goal, while McWilliams, Gates, and Hunter starred for Washington.
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Washington
Lemley
Putnam
Hunter
Swift
Columbus Junction
McWilliams
Junction
Lemsey
Duke
Gates
Woodruff
Columbus
Wilson
Ross
Columbus Jet Mreon
Jicks
Marshall
Johnson
L. G
Woodruff Lemley
Phillips MccCreedy
Ibn
Reid
Putnan
Lemics
Weteres
Coustt
Cedar Walls
Jackson
Burlington
Lenge
Fairfield
Firework R frazzle at Sam Doran home on South Second
Firefighters battled a kitchen blaze at the Sam Doran residence on South Second Avenue last night. No one was home, and the cause remained undetermined after an 11 30 p m alarm with the kitchen wing nearly destroyed while the rest of the house was saved.
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Sam Doren
South Second Avenue
Doran
Reverend Mountford Outlines Reasons For Thanksgiving
Rev Leslie Mountford of the Second United Presbyterian church delivered the annual Thanksgiving sermon at the Presbyterian church praising God’s goodness amid unrest. He cited defeat of the liquor traffic missionary work and church unity as reasons for thanks, with a $372.64 offering for Armenian relief and a large musical program by a 40-voice choir.
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Leslie Mountford
Second United Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church
Mountford
America
Germany
Mr Mountford
United Presbyterian Prayer Meeting
A. R. Oates
Near East
Harry Thomas
Marjorie Nelson
Carolyn Hamten
H. H. McCleery
C. Bo Dougherty
W. G. Robb
M. R. Regan
T. F. Barker
W. L. Dalton
Will Submit Case to Judge Wagner
Testimony concluded in Whittaker et al vs Jeffrey et al over the sale of the old Methodist church. Attorneys will submit authorities in writing for Judge Wagner to decide within weeks. No oral arguments were made. plaintiffs seek deed delivery or damages as court adjourns.
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Whittaker Et al
Jeffrey
Old Methodist Church
Wagner
W. H. Butterfield
Col. C. J. Wilson
C. C. Wilson
W. M. Keeley
W. Livingston
Judge Wagner to Open December Term at Newton
A note states that Judge Wagner will open the December term at Newton next Monday, marking the start of the session and schedule for the county court proceedings.
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Wagner
Newton
Checkers Thrills Fans at the Fox Theater in Washington
A large Fox audience enjoyed the film Checkers with fast action including a Chinatown fight hydroplane escape a railroad wreck and a sensational horse race. The story captivates viewers with sharp acting and the picture will repeat at the Fox tonight.
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The
Fox
Checkers
Washington
the Fox
Specialists to Hold Clinic in Louisa Co
WAPELLO Iowa November 28 the tuberculosis and children's clinic arranged by Louisa County Medical Society at Wapello December 11 and 12 will offer free examinations. Dr Albert H Pyfield University of Iowa pediatrician will lead the children's section with Miss Myrtle Jamison county superintendent assisting and Dr Kepford supervising the TB program. Rural schools visits and nurse observations will follow. Residents far from town urged to come December 12 while nearby residents attend December 11.
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Wapello
Iowa
Tuberculosis and Children’s
Louisa County Medical Society
Albert H. Pyfield
University of Lews
Iowa Tuberculosis Association
Rurar
Myrtle Jamison
Kepford
State Department
H. V. Scarborough
R. P. Carney
Davenport
Special session to be held in March in Iowa
Des Moines Nov 28 Governor Harding announced no January special session to hear the code revision report. The Thirty-eighth General Assembly will meet in mid March 1920, a time noted as poor for farm duties and nominating campaigns, with no extra session planned.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Harding
Thirty-eighth General Assembly
Mare
Thoro
Owners Must Help or Be Forced Out
Read as a short warning urging property owners to cooperate with government actions or face ouster. Emphasizes pressure on owners to resolve land disputes and prevent forced expropriation. Police and municipal authorities are implied as enforcers in the stance.
Mexican Crisis Forces Drastic U S Action On Mines
Government plans seize of all bituminous coal mines not cooperating with wartime production. Troops to guard workers and ensure operation. Mines so seized must pay a fourteen percent wage increase as the crisis pushes for an end to the strike.
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Evening Journal
Washington, D.C
Mexico Situation Serious in Jenkins Kidnap Case
Washington reports the United States will not back down from demanding the release of William Jenkins the American consul held for ransom. An ultimatum is anticipated as the next step in the case with further investigation planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Evening Journal
Washington, D. C
Althe
William Jenkins
U. Ss
Lady Astor Elected to Parliament in Plymouth
Special to Evening Journal reports American born Lady Astor wife of Viscount Astor has been elected to Parliament in Plymouth on November 26. The result marks a historic entry for an American born woman into British politics.
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Lady Astor
Evening Journal
Plymouth
England
Viscount Astor
Fighting in Mexico City Dominated by Carranza Factions
Reports from Mexico City indicate heavy fighting between Carranza and Obregon factions. Carranza is said to have fled to Queretaro.
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Mexico City
Evening Journal
San Antonio
Texan
Carranza
General Obregon
Queretaro
Memorial 10 000 Club Forms for Iowa Campaign
Iowa City reports the 10 000 Club for the Iowa Memorial Union as the first returns come in toward a 1 000 000 goal for a memorial building at the state university. Governor Frank O Lowden kicks off with 10000, followed by W O Finkbine of Des Moines and others with similar gifts. Early district reports are not in, but canvass enthusiasm and a determined spirit mark the drive.
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Washington Folks
Columbus Junction
Coumbus Junction
Washington
Junction
Walter McWilliams
Washington High School
Iowa City
Iowa Memorial Union
State University
Frank O. Lowden
Illinois
W. O. Finkbine
Des Moines
Keubine Althe
Keihnel
Altho
Iowa
Mexican finale and the color of Mexican music
The article contrasts Mexican music with Spanish and Cuban styles, noting its distinct color and melancholy melodies. It highlights lively and ragtime influenced tunes, mentioning dances and stories told through ejl e tees and southern echoes, with "La Cucaracha" as a popular Mexican ragtime tune.
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South
Mexico
Ue South
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Junctionites
Whitford
Athletic Association
Treasury
Pence
Sam Doran
Deliv
Ers
UNION
Minister—Musical Pro
Whitta
Ker VS. Jeffrey
Louisa CO
Tuberculosis Association
TION
United States
Iowa Memorial
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