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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1920

Page

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Rail Rates Up and Income Drops Across Year

The Interstate Commerce Commission notes September 1920 revenue totals show higher operating revenues of 75 810 911 while nine month back mail pay and war taxes distort comparisons to 1919. Net income fell 2 338 411 from Sept 1919 and Western district earnings declined to 80 584 874. Overall nine month deficit for the nation reached 87 402 050.

Washington Interstate Commerce Commission United States Rative and Labor Board Western Roads Western District Senember

Harding Sails for Jamaica After Panama Stop

President elect Warren G Harding and Mrs. Harding depart Colon Panama aboard the Pastores in gala attire. Salutes greet the steamer as a distinguished crowd bids farewell. Harding plans rest aboard and will join a shuffleboard match against Senators Hale and Frelinghuysen.

Colon Panama Pastores Harding Jamica Hale Frelinghuysen

Seventeen Chinese Stowaways Found Aboard Nanking

Seventeen Chinese stowaways crowded in a fuel oil tank during a 27 day voyage from Hongkong to San Francisco aboard the China mail liner Nanking. customs inspectors discovered them under the engine room while checking for contraband. They survived on a few biscuits smuggled in by crew members.

San Francisco Hongkong China Mail

Spaniards in U S Wanting Return Face Financial Strain

Madrid reports a foreign affairs note warning that many Spaniards in the United States, unemployed due to an industrial crisis, wish to return home but lack funds to do so.

Madrid United States Secretary of Foreign Affairs Spain

Sugar firm indicted for excess sugar profit in Lever Act case

The Utah Idaho Sugar company was indicted by a federal grand jury in Butte Montana on six counts alleging sales at an excess profit of 12.421 cents per pound in violation of the Lever act.

Butte Mont Utah- Idaho Sugar Company

Japs Look to Republicans for Better US Policy

Tokyo dispatch cites Dr. Ingram Bryan saying California anti Japanese actions have made the situation intolerable to Japan. He notes Japan seeks only fair treatment equal to European immigrants and hopes Republicans may bring improvements in immigration and land ownership policy.

Tokyo Dispatch California Ottawa United States Ingram Bryan Tokyo Montreal Star Japan Ingram

Japan's Army Budget Climbs 50 Percent for Next Year

Tokyo reports army estimates at 245 million yen for the coming year, a 50 percent rise from the prior year. Of the total 46 million yen funds go to new defense schemes. Cavalry service drops from three to two years. Naval construction speeds up, with docks filled to clear room for new ships. Cruisers scheduled for launch around December 15, not next spring, and two destroyers plus a special service vessel to be completed before January 1.

Tokyo

Sinn Fein Fires Hit Liverpool Warehouses and Yards

In Liverpool twelve cotton warehouses and several timber yards were set ablaze in an apparent Sinn Fein operation. Police were attacked, a civilian, Daniel Ward, was shot dead, and seventeen people were overcome by smoke. Four arsonists were captured as fires spread through Sparing Pabley and Jordan streets.

Liverpool Daniel Ward Sparing Pabley Jordan Vulcan Street Barnfield Lane Bootle Sinn Fenners London

Optimism Voiced by J Ham Lewis

J Hamilton Lewis, returning from Washington and the South, expresses optimism that the nation will soon prosper. He compares the current lull to a cautious motorist reading signs and urges all citizens to support national, state, and city administrations to end political fighting and spur growth.

Chicago J. Hamilton Lewis Washington South Mr. Lewis Atlantic States New England Mississippi Valley Ilinois Europe United States

Unclear fragment hints at planned attack on government offices

Damaged OCR text mentions defenses around major government offices and offices of the Indian Education Board and Public Works. It references police, guards, and former soldiers near a guarded Irish area with chained doors, and a historical 1916 rebellion link.

Irieh London Bonar Law Mier Lieyd Indian Ice Board of Public Works Education

Train Strike Fatalities Reported Near Crossing

Nov 20 report lists Walter Olson among two killed and others seriously injured when a train struck a vehicle at a crossing near Kewanee Flearyana and Eugene. A passenger was injured as the vehicle was dragged about 800 feet.

Walter Olson Bile Kewanee Flearyana Eugene

Second Barge Oil Promoter Shot in Oklahoma Deaths

Ardmore Oklahoma reports a new sensation in the death of J E Lamb twenty five thirty five oil promoter. Lamb was found on a railroad track after being struck by a train and later determined by a coroner jury to be self inflicted. This follows the death and disappearance of Jake L Hamon and Mrs Clara Smith Hamon as national figures are drawn into the mystery.

Ardmore Okla Nev Jake L. Hamon Hamon

Lodge Urges Canada Australia New Zealand Pact on Asiatic Immigration

Massachusetts Senator Lodge urged an immigration pact with Canada Australia and New Zealand to curb Asiatic immigration. He criticized current enforcement and called for tariff realignment to ease taxpayer burden while warning against unilateral migration rights. He spoke at the Union League club Founders' Day event.

Massachusetts Solon Canada Australia New Zealand Philadelphia United States Senator Lodge Union League Club Masachusetts Lodge Department of Justice

Sessions Bonded by Taxes and Health Comments

Senator Lodge met with Senator Penrose at Penrose home and praised his improved health. Lodge said Penrose should not attend the upcoming short congress session to open next month and that he would be summoned if needed, urging rest at home.

Lodge United States Senator Lodge Senator Penrose Pennsylvania Congress

Bethlehem Shipbuilding seeks 1000 skilled workers in Baltimore

Baltimore for Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corp Ltd aims to add 1000 skilled men to its payrolls, with 11,000 more needed next month to complete contracts. Eight vessels are under construction and three more are underway, reflecting the wartime shipbuilding push.

Baltimore Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation, Ltd

Former Emperor William to give heirs large Dutch funds

Doorn dispatch reports William II discussed finances with his children at Doorn castle and plans to give each heir 85000 pounds in Dutch money to maintain their status. The gesture aims to ensure they live in a manner befitting the Hohenzollerns.

London Doorn Castle William Germany Doorn Daily Mail

Abruzzi Plans New Expedition to Italian Somaliland

Naples nov 20 The duke of Abruzzi prepares a new expedition to Italian Somaliland to establish agricultural and industrial systems. He plans to sail in early December on the cruiser Roma carrying brick making and other machinery.

Naples Duke of Abruzzi Italian Zomaliland Roma

Akron Sees Largest Vice Crusade Arrests

Akron Ohio reports nearly 100 people arrested in a citywide crackdown on vice. Raids targeted bootleggers drug vendors and liquor law violators in a coordinated operation.

Akron Ohio

Five Yuan Shih Kai Sons Sent to America for Education

On the Nanking liner an envoy and five of Yuan Shih Kai's sons, aged twelve to seventeen, arrived in San Francisco en route to a Massachusetts school. Leon M. Becker arranged their care and William R. Crane secured safe passage amid rumors of assassination and monarchy plots in China.

San Francisco Leon M. Becker Peking Union University Yuan Shih Kai Nanking Massachusetts China Beoker America William R. Crane United States Shanghai Yuan Ke Yung

Quick Trigger Artists Join Sinn Feiners

An obscure art collective aligned with Sinn Fein is reportedly involved in clandestine activities linked to planned assassinations. The group named Quick Trigger Artists surfaces in a fragmentary report amid shifting political tensions.

Quick Trigger Sinn Feiners

American gunmen tied to Sinn Fein in Liverpool scene

In London Derry officials warn of possible assassinations as American gunmen appear in Londonderry and Liverpool. Police link Sinn Fein headquarters to several strangers loitering in groups, raising fears of desperadoes. Authorities say the situation will be managed despite complications.

Eventne Journal London Londonderry Ireland Liverpool Sinn Fein

Reprisals in Ireland Hit Cork and Elsewhere

Cork reports new reprisal fires including Draper's American shoe store and the Black Thorn house, with damages exceeding 500000. The military restores order as a policeman is shot at Castle Martyr and a sergeant wounded. Amok Mullingar sees uniformed bombings and a teen injured. Three uniformed men arrested. Limerick fairs and markets banned as punishment for revolver carrying.

Cork Ireland Draper's Black Thorn House Castle Martyr Amok Mullingar Limerick

Oklahoma man J H Carter found dead in Florida cottage

J H Carter, a wealthy Claremore resident, was found dead in an empty kitchen in a Tampa cottage after installing a gas meter. Authorities say he committed suicide by attaching a tube to the gas pipe, with the body dead about two or three days before discovery.

Tampa Fla J. H. Carter Claremore Okla

Coal supply near normal ends priority orders

Washington November 20 the interstate commerce commission removed all orders giving priority to coal movements effective today stating the emergency prompting the rules has largely passed.

Washington Interstate Commerce Commission Commission

Cupid's Pet Like Godiva

A youth named Tom Santer, naked in the cold dawn, trudged to a suburban Los Angeles home seeking admission and aid. He claimed rivals held a young woman against her will and abducted him into the country, stripping him of his clothes.

Los Angeles Cal Tom Santer Ben

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Jamaica The U. S Utah-Idaho Sinn Feine Whitehall Empire Norwood Downing Street Parliament Optimism BY J. Ham Lewis Lewis Micfense Oklahoma Millionaire Lamb of Bethlehem Zomaliland Eyr Too Tampa, Fla Cupid Godiva
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