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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1920
Page
4
Major Holsteen declares support for Mr. Kopp in the congressional race and urges Republicans not to back a policy committing the United States to foreign entanglements. He questions Governor Cox’s covenant plan and warns it could invite endless war and erode sovereignty.
The speaker praises Old Wilhelm for chopping wood as coal remains scarce. He is described as honest, diligent, and now respected for earning a living by sawing and selling timber. The poem urges others to imitate Wilhelm’s steady labor to improve the town’s energy needs.
Governor Cox proposes a plan to defend territorial integrity for League members while Senator Harding would keep US out of such obligations unless Congress authorizes declarations of war. The speaker cites Wilson administration excess saving $2.71 billion and endorses Mt. Pleasant lawyer W F Kopp as the Republican nominee for Iowa’s First District, praising his integrity and Republican loyalty.
The article argues Senator Gore’s defeat signals opposition to administration policies and the League of Nations. It cites emphasis on America First and warns that Gore’s stand may boost Republican chances in Maine and nationally. It quotes Gore and notes the broader impact on Democrats like Bryan Reed and Shields.
L von Grotthuss reports browning aluminum electrolytically to shield aluminum and alloys from corrosion. Treated metal can be bent or rolled without coating, and immersion in a salt solution for two months showed no corrosion traces.
Former President Taft commented on Governor Cox’s Springfield disclosure about correspondence with President Wilson during the league of nations drafting. He affirmed openness, blamed Wilson for Article X issues, and urged support for a broad league without reservations, citing Harding’s past endorsements and plans.
Dudley Field Malone a Democrat and former New York port collector sent a protest letter to President Wilson. He argues opponents of the league would oppose patriotism and justice, citing Washington Lincoln and Webster as against the league of nations backed by financial interests and reactionary diplomats abroad.
In Hawaii rats accustomed to chasing by the monkeyes have taken to living in tree tops. They are vegetarian by choice and adapt readily to conditions, seeking escape from tormentors.
In a Boston to Northampton interview Mrs Coolidge argues that high prices can be reduced by votes. She cites frugal living, men in power enforcing laws, and the domestic burden, noting she and her family economize with cheaper substitutes and simple routines.
Stella Talbot stars as Mary Aldren in The Price of Innocence shown at the Graham Theatre tonight and tomorrow. A contrast between squatter life on Goose Island and metropolitan cynicism drives a drama of honor, protection, and a controversial proposal.
Buster Keaton stars in One Week his first solo comedy with direction by Keaton and Eddie Cline. The two reel feature produced by Joseph M Schenck and released by Metro Pictures promises constant gags and laughs as a newlywed couple tackle house keeping with a moving house. Sybil Seely co stars in the affair at the Fox Theatre with a promised great treat for audiences.
The notice outlines two absent voting options for the November 2 election. It explains how to apply for mail ballots via the county auditor, the procedure to vote with a notary present, and the envelope requirements. It also covers in person voting at the county auditor’s office from October 23 to October 30 and residency requirements.
In the November 1920 term of the Iowa district court for Washington County plaintiffs Rosalie M Teal and others sue Allen H Thompson Morton A Thompson Eunice Thompson and many others plus unknown claimants for quieting title and directing sale of real estate in Erdices Addition Atneworth Washington County to divide proceeds among heirs The petition alleges owners in fee simple and undivided one eighth shares by heirs of Matthew G Thompson deceased and seeks sale by one referee with proceeds divided and a bar to adverse claims The notice warns defendants to appear by noon of the second day of the next term or default will be entered and judgment given against them.
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