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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1927

Page

1

Bootlegger Remus Kills Wife at Eden Park

Cincinnati Ohio October 6 bootlegging tycoon George Remus shoots his wife Imogene Holmes Remus as she flees to Eden Park. She dies after emergency surgery at a hospital at 10 45 am three hours after the shooting. The incident occurs just before an upcoming divorce suit against Remus.

Cincinnati Ohio George Remus Imogene Holmes Remus Eden Park Remus Atlanta Jack Daniels

Men’s Glee Club Sings Next Week at High School

The D A R home talent show Aunt Lucia runs next Thursday and Friday at the high school auditorium. A men's glee club opens the program with various singers led by Averette Griffith and others. Pianist is Mrs. T R Phillips. The chorus presents college style numbers and additional cast members for Aunt Lucia include Edwinriff College bookworm Clarence White Fraternity president Lewis Warren Glee club president Roy Finch.

Lucia Averette Griffith Leland Morrison Claude Tucker Warren Allen Carl Hedges A. W. Clow Kenneth Anderson Paul Gorham Keith Sweet Kenneth Carris Dan Brindley Carlton Haven Lyle Wilcox T. R. Phillips

Keota Dedicates New Gymnasium and Auditorium

Keota honors Governor John Hammill at the dedication of a new $75,000 gymnasium and auditorium. The facility seats 900, serves 117 high school students, and features a 54 by 66.5 foot floor for athletics.

Keota John Hammill Harry S. McVicker Leokuk County W. O. Harper Woodland Calls T. A. Morris Board of Education W. CC. Moser PD. Kirkpatrick Alimeni Association Harlan Neuhart Mandalay Lee Club Governor Hammill J. Wilron Washington Zenhyrs Cleo Club Rayhill Hazel Craig France Wafers Tammin Jeter Hammill Des Moines Chamber of Commerce Col. C.c. Wilson Washinton

Liquor Raids Lead to 75 Arrests in Council Bluffs

State agents and sheriffs raided 13 gambling and liquor outlets in Council Bluffs, arresting 75 people. James Risden, head of state agents, called the nationwide action the most successful yet as jail facilities filled with detainees.

Council Bluffs Des Moines Lpp Eary James ©. Risden

Fearful Day As Shansi Troops Mass Near Peking

The Pekingi government under Chang Tso-Lin faces a threat from advancing Shansi forces moving from the west. Troops concentrate on the railway at Hwai Lai about 50 miles from the capital as panic and censorship spread among civilians while Shan forces near Feng Yu Hsiang rally support.

Peking Chang Tso-Lin Hwai Lai Kalgan Great Wall

Washington High Faces Patchwork Line Against Williamsburg

Coach Harry Rice may use several reserves for Washington high school Saturday as linemen suffer minor injuries. Players Bales, Hamilton, Gallagher, Tucker, Baird, Zeck and Pratt are sidelined or limited while Muscatine and West Chester games loom. Williams burg is described as heavy and fast. Burkhart referees with Stephens and Culver officials.

Harry Rice Washington High School Williamsburg Bales Hamilton Gallagher Tucker Baird Zeck Pratt Rice Muscatine West Chester Srown and Reinert Town County Burkhart Ottumwa Cornell Stephens Parsons Culver Town

Opening Oil Station Delayed by Bad Weather

The Washington Oil company postpones its new service station opening. Weather slows construction and attendance, with a new opening date expected next week and a formal announcement to follow from R. J. Tanner and B. F. Bostwick.

Washington Oil Company R. J. Tanner B. F. Bostwick

Keota Independent School District Size and Faculty

The district has 1623 students with 23 from outside the district. Tuition receipts total around 7500 dollars this year. The faculty includes 13 teachers. Keota Independent School District covers about three quarters of a square mile with a population of 1035.

Keota

Jackson County to Vote on Paving Its Roads

Jackson county citizens will vote on November 1 to issue bonds for hard surfacing of primary roads. The board of supervisors approved the plan by a 4 to 1 vote. The proposed bond issue is expected to be about 1,000,600 dollars in state funds. A second Bellevue petition sought improvements to both primary and county roads.

Jackson County Maquoketa Dpi Board of Supervisors Bellevue

Lowden Refuses to Declare Self for President

Former governor Frank O Lowden of Illinois remains noncommittal on a candidate for the Republican nomination. At a Sinnispl farm demonstration in Oregon farmers and business leaders urged him to announce his candidacy but he offered no pledge while stressing the interdependence of industry commerce agriculture and finance.

Oregon, Jr Frank O. Lowden Finois Lowden Illowden Sinniseippl Farm

Pirates Lose Again In New York World Series Game

New York Yankees beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 6 to 2 at Forbes Field. George Pipgras pitched a solid first World Series appearance, Aldridge lasted into the seventh before the Yankees exploded with two big innings aided by Pirates errors. The Yankees avoided homers but collected 11 hits. Waner brothers delivered hits and Gehrig, Lazzeri, and Ruth produced RBIs.

Pirates Aldridge New York Forbes Field Pittsburg New York Yankees George Tpiperas Yankees Vic Aldridge Huseins Wanet Traynor Grantham Cvanerog Chen New -York Pittsburgh Barnhart Ruth Lazzeri Koenig P. Waser Gehrig Graftham L. Waner Ruh P. Waner Meuse N. Y Pipgras Ilits Cvengros Dawson Nong Cvengers

Mrs C E Polis Dead After Four Years Illness

Mrs Charlotte Etta Polis 42 died last night at 10 50 at her sister’s East Second street home after four years of illness. Funeral Friday at two in the Presbyterian church Brighton with burial in Brighton cemetery. Survived by husband Thomas Polis a son Floyd a daughter Dorothea two sisters Anna Polis of Washington and Ida Bonard of Liberty Ville one brother William F Vogel of Fairfield. Active in church, she led a devoted Christian life and bore long illness patiently.

Charotte Etta Polis Andy Polis East Second Street Presbyterian Church Brighton Polis William and Josephine Warner) Vogel Jefferson County Washington Thomas Polis Floyd Dorothea Anna S. Polis Ida. Bonard Liberty Ville Wilian F. Vogal Fairfield

Mack Named County Engineer in Ottumwa Board Action

George Th. Mack of Ottumwa was chosen by the board of supervisors as county engineer after a selection from over a dozen applicants. He will start about October 15 with a $2,400 yearly salary. He will work full time on county roads and bridges and reside in the courthouse area.

George Th. Mack Ottumwa Board of Supervisors Mack Hampton State Highway Commission Ile Iowa State College Gtmes

Mussolini Aims For Five Million Army

The Cleveland Plain Dealer notes Mussolini claims plans for a five million strong army while recalling that history shows large forces often seek their own leadership instead of obeying a single commander.

Mussolini Cleveland Plain Dealer

University of Iowa to Resume Football Broadcasts

Snowed under by statewide protests, University of Iowa officials announce WSUIL will resume broadcasting football games from campus.

University OF Iowa Iowa Olty, Ta Tepres WSUIL

Reid Appointed Assistant State Veterinarian in Washington County

Notice from Secretary M. C. Thornburg of the Iowa department of agriculture announces Reid's appointment as assistant state veterinarian for Washington County. The position was previously held for many years by the late Dr. Tom Downing.

Tych -Red M. C. Thornburg Iowa Department of Agriculture Washington County Tom Downing

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Men's Glee Club Wil Carol Lucia’ Perfpormance Edwinriffith Clarence White Lewis War Ren Glee Club Roy Finch Hammilel Legion Jay Ward Wilkesbarre The American Legion Paris Biden Peking City Feng Yu Hsiang Moscow Iamsburg Murderers’ Row Mike Cyengros Waner Bisemen Waner Brothers Yankee New C. E. Polis G. H. Mack Ehkne Soon State Highway Board Court House W. Prp. Rawn Russell Goodin Phil Bratton John Squire Rawn Louis Baird Cilanus Alexander the Great Reid LeVera Eads Portland Ore Rebecca Beckout LeVera N. W. Ownbey Werne Roberts Fargo N. D Spokane Roberts
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