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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1927

Page

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Sixty Percent Corn Safe From Frost In Iowa Report

Iowa's Oct 1 corn supply reached 377,913,000 bushels of the total 2,603,437,000 as the state weather and crop reports show 60 percent of the crop safe from frost. The overall yield is projected at 34.5 bushels per acre, with 75 percent of normal conditions and rapid growth offset by regional early-season setbacks. Oats total 192,896,000 bushels and rye, barley, hay and potato crops provide further detail on state agriculture for 1927.

Des Moines Charles D. Reed Iowa Weather and Crop Bureau Ndt Mark G. Thorncurh Iowa Bne United States Federal

Rebel leader Gomez still at large as 10,000 troops pursue

In Mexico City officials expect news on General Arnulfo Gomez by week end. His small band of about 20 rebels evades a 10,000 man federal pursuit through rough terrain and Vera Cruz mountains. About 600 surrendering rebels are in military prisons with officers facing possible dismissal.

Mexico City Arnulfo Gomez Gomez Vera Cruz Hector Almada Roberto Cejudo

Mrs Grayson Defers Flight to Copenhagen

Mrs Frances Wilson Grayson postpones her amphibian plane flight to Copenhagen due to bad weather. The Dawn will not depart from Old Orchard until late today at the earliest, and perhaps later in the week, officials announce.

Old Orchard Frances Wilson Grayson Copenhagen Denmark

Slight Rise In Infantile Paralysis Cases Across U S

Public health service reports a slight weekly increase in infantile paralysis cases for the week ending October 8. Officials say the disease has not shown heavy spread except in a few sections.

Washington United States Public Health Service Today

Brighton Couple Shop In Town This Morning

Mr and Mrs O H Frazier of Brighton visited the town this morning for shopping. They were seen touring local shops and browsing merchandise.

O. H. Frazier Brighton

Warren County Seeks Election on Highway Bond Issue

Warren county in Iowa plans a December vote on a $1 200 000 bond issue for paving seventy miles of roads. The state highway commission will request formal approval at a Monday meeting after the county board of supervisors met with officials last week and gave initial backing to the plan.

Warren County Indianola State Highway Commission Warren County Board of Supervisors Highway Commission

Davenport Wets Will Hold Meeting

In Davenport October meeting seeks to organize opposition to prohibition. Northwest Davenport Turner Society sponsors. 2 p m Sunday at clubrooms. The society, once raided, yielded beer and was fined. The call urges liberal citizens to speak out and act against prohibition.

Davenport Northwest Davenport Turner Society Wlukis

Hold Woman Driver for Death of Man in Des Moines

Flora Hunt 42 of Des Moines was held on manslaughter and drunken driving charges after her car struck a vehicle driven by W. C. Robinson of Newton, fatally injuring iron worker E. Spangler 49 as he was alighting. Spangler suffered a fractured skull in the collision.

Des Moines Flora Hunt Sr. E. Spangler Spangler Hunt W. C. Robinson Newton

Coolidge Speech Highlights Prosperity Use at Founders Day

President Coolidge addressed Carnegie Institute Founders Day in Pittsburgh urging Americans to apply prosperity to religion education and art. He credited industrial peace with growth and praised labor relations while noting ongoing societal support for religion colleges and painting through public wealth and opportunity. The talk linked economic progress to cultural advancement and cited museum and exhibit figures. The piece ends noting a shift from jinrikisha to motor taxis in Japan.

Paul R. Mallon Eee Institute Pittsburgh Coolidge Carnegie Institute Gary Ind Brookings S. D

Hi-Life 1928 Plans At Washington High School

At a Washington high school assembly plans for the 1928 Hi-Life yearbook were announced Ruth Wilson is editor in chief Maurice Meyer business manager and Merritt MebDaniel advertising manager all seniors Three juniors assist as editors and managers with seven senior staff members including Thelma Long as typist Faculty adviser is Richard McCleery The election of the best looking girl and other studs will be held October 21 with ballots and booths to simulate a real campaign

Washington High Schoor Hi-Life K-Life Ruth Wilson Maurice Meyer Merritt MebDaniel Margaret Alice Stewart Charles Long John Westphal Anna Mavie Anderson LeRoy Pratt Frances Boyd Richard Pratt Dwight Booth Lucy Bruty Thelma Long Miss Thelma McCleery Richard McCleery Althea Montgomery Washington High School

Executioner of Bamberg Proudly Claimed 1600 Executions

The executioner of Bamberg the last Prince Bishop boasted of having put to death 1600 people.

Bamberg

Executions Accused in Calles Mexican Rebellion

Laredo Texas report cites Felix Palavicini editor of El Pensamiento and founder of El Universal describing a week of executions during Mexico's political revolt. Deportation from Mexico City preceded his arrival and statements to United Press. He offered no timeline for the revolt's end.

Laredo Tex Calles Mexico Felix Palavicini el Pensamiento Mexico City el Universal United Press

Serum for infantile paralysis announced by Indianapolis firm

An Indianapolis firm and Mayo Foundation scientist Dr Edward Rosenow report a polio serum tested in sufficient cases to show value. The serum, produced with 10,000 units sent to affected cities, is derived from horses and may prevent or mitigate paralysis if given after diagnosis.

Indianapolis Ind Ee and Company Pharmaceutical Chemists Edward (. Rosenow Mayo Foundation

Ruth Elder Rescued at Sea by Dutch Tanker near Azores

Ruth Elder and pilot George Haldeman were rescued after a forced landing caused by a broken oil line aboard the Barendrecht 140 miles southwest of Lands End. The Olympic relayed the claim Elder and Haldeman were safe. Barendrecht was expected to reach Baytown Texas on November 6.

Ruth Elder Horta Azores Islands Barendrecht Azores LE Bourget France Renveiz George Haldeman Ben Lands End England Renvoir Bayano S. S. Barendrecht Haldeman Radiogram New Olympic New York Baytown Texas

Tragic Death of 14 Year Old Pauline White

Pauline White, 14, daughter of Mrs Joseph Lukavsky, died at the county hospital after kidney surgery failed. She lived eight miles north of Ainsworth in Highland township and attended Pine Grove school. Survived by mother, stepfather, brother Ervin 12, sister Lillian 8, and half-sister Anna Lukavsky 17 months. Funeral plans pending word from a relative in the west.

Pauline White Joseph Lukavsky Ainsworth Highland Township Henry County Ervin White Lillian Anna Darlene Lukavsky Bethe, Presbyterian Church Pine Grove Lukayvsky

Brighton notes on building, church, and local events

Brighton Route 1 reports Chas Griffith digging a cellar and planning a new home. Black Hawk school reopens after diphtheria closure. Clay Sunday school expects strong turnout for next Sunday church rally marking the 25th anniversary of the present building. Roads hold up well despite rain. Al and Ray Woodford brought a Hampton hog from Clarence Sunnepel farm. Donald Duke recently under doctor care. J W Frazier spending time away.

Brighton Chas. Griffith Black Hawk Clay New Brighton-Richland Ray Woodford Clarence Suneppel Iowa City Hampton Donald Duke J. W. Frazier Wallace Savage Ralph Woodford Helen Pringle Tracey Farm Mrs. Pringle Homer Brinton R. I Chicago Stannard Keithsburg Seetens Charley Robb Clay Township Mary Esther Woodford Wilbur Day Washington Wilbur

Washington High School Band Trips to Muscatine for Football Support

Washington high school plans a road trip to Muscatine to cheer the Demons on against Muscatine. The group seeks car contributions if roads stay decent, aiming to replicate last Armistice Day showing. Coach Rice supervised a tough mud workout as seniors receive lineup help from Hamilton and Zeck.

Washington High School Muscatine Washingston Demons Milburn McKay Burlington Washington Rice Hamilton Zeck

Seats Tonight at High School Door

A large reserved sale for Aunt Lucia was followed by box office options allowing some additional seats tonight. Extra chairs may be installed to fill all usual seats, with a full house anticipated tonight and tomorrow. The dress rehearsal showed strong cast preparation and the show is expected to be an unusually hilarious affair with a matinee for schoolchildren at four this afternoon.

Lucia

Cars Collide on East Washington Street

A Mayo bakery delivery car pulled from the curb into East Washington Street and collided with a Crawfordsville car near Mayo bakery and Brown tire shop. The Mayo vehicle mounted the curb and struck Brown’s car-watering stand, breaking the pipe and equipment. both cars were not badly damaged. The passing car is reportedly registered to Mrs J C Huston of Crawfordsville.

East Washington Street Mayo Bakery Brown Tire Mayo Crawfordsville

Local notes on travel, health, and cornition updates

Ray earned travel on the Hampshire boat with extra to justify attendance despite mud and rain. Wm. Morgan visits from the far west. Holly Torrence’s family quarantined for diphtheria. Dickinson Brothers filled their silo. Southern Utilities erecting new poles for west town line. Wet weather disrupts clover hulling.

Ray Hampshire Wm. Morgan A J Far West Holly Torrence Dickinson Brothers Southern Utilities Company

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