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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1928

Page

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Hoover Invasion of Massachusetts Plans Outlined

Herbert Hoover prepared for a Massachusetts campaign visit starting Monday with a Boston arena speech on tariffs and prosperity. His train stops 15 minutes at Springfield and Worcester before Boston suburbs, with Mayor Nichols to greet him at Boston Common. The trip includes a scheduled broadcast from the western route on November 2. cities under consideration include Chicago. Catherine Hull and Sally McRoberts arrive for a university weekend visit.

Massachusetts Springfield Worcester Herbert Hoeover California Chicago Catherine Jane Hull Town City H. C. Hull Sally McRoberts Marengo University

Keota Defeats West Chester 19 to 7 in Football Showdown

In Weert Chester at Chester on Oct 12 Keota high school beat West Chester 19 to 7. The first half was 7 to 6 in West Chester's favor. At Mt Pleasant on Oct 13 Mt Pleasant and Ottumwa high schools clashed with Ottumwa advancing to Mt Pleasant’s eight yard line twice.

Weert Chester Keota High School West Chester Mt. Pleasant Ottumwa Schoos Hatant

Al Smith in Kentucky meetings before Louisville speech

Governor Alfred E. Smith met Kentucky county chairmen and women in Louisville to organize Democratic campaign efforts for the decisive region known as the dark and bloody ground. He prepared a speech at the Jefferson County Armory and planned a St. Louis celebration before moving on to Sedalia and Chicago.

al Smith Kentucky Louisville St. Louis U.P Alfred E. Smith Smith Jefferson County Sedalia Chicago

Paris Le Bourget World Air Lines Hub News

Le Bourget near Paris is described as the world air hub with multiple routes to London, Berlin, Amsterdam, and more. Notable figures like Lindbergh are cited, and plans for lighting major routes, expanding services, and speed advantages of air travel compared with trains and ships are discussed.

Paris HUB OF World Air Lines le Bourget France Europe Grand Central Station Charles A. Lindbergh New York Dieudonne Costes Joseph Lebrix Tokyo China India Asia Nungesser Coli Templehof Field Berlin Amsterdam Cologne Times Square United States Louis Bleriot England le Cour London Air Union Haymarket Channel Calais Dover Paris-Mondon Paris-Brussels Paris-Marseilles Phe Budapest Vienna Nuremberg Strassbourg America Imperial Airways Zurich Cherbourg Suez Lyons Marseilles Geneva Antibes Corsica Tunis Compagnie Internationale de Navigation Avienne Prague Belgrade Bucharest Constantinople Farman Ures Brussels Rotterdam Hamburg Copenhagen Essen

Junior High Glee Club and Band Selections Listed

Selections announced for seventh and eighth graders across boys and girls glee clubs. Also junior high band members listed by instrument with names for each section and roles under Milburn McKay's supervision.

Junior Tigh Milburn McKay Willis Jones Daryl Fetters

Rand Making Progress Forty Seven Pieces

A brief note reports progress on a Rand project showing forty seven pieces completed. The update highlights ongoing work, field results, and next milestones for completion within the planned timeline.

Rand

School Basketball Practice Schedule Set by Principal

Junior High will host a class basketball practice series with gym time arranged by Guy Carlton assistant principal. Each morning and afternoon slot cycles eighth seventh and sixth grades across Monday through Friday with a tournament date to be announced.

Guy Carlton Carlton

Weather, cold wave hit Midwest and Iowa reports

Iowa felt a delayed cold wave as lows failed to meet forecasts with Sioux City at 38 above zero. Des Moines and Chicago weather notes show cooler air arriving with no snow and a steady decline in temperatures from yesterday.

Des Moines U.P Iowa Sioux City Charles D. Reed Reed Mercury Chicago Middle West Government Weather Bureau Hom

Simmons Attacks Smith Campaign Tactics In North Carolina

In New Bern on October 13, U S Senator F M Simmons charged the Democratic National Committee with a two faced campaign. He accused regular campaigners of evading prohibition and immigration issues and said Smith’s stance on state control of liquor traffic repudiates the Houston platform. Slumons resigned from the party and backed Governor Smith’s opposition. Southern leaders were accused of skewing Smith’s religion into the campaign rather than his policy records.

New Bern N. C Democratic National Committee South U. S F. M. Simmons North Carolina Simmons Alfred B. Smith North Corona Simih Slumons Smutin Smith Houston Platform Newark

Smith Speech on Radio Tonight Hoobert Hoovr Rally

Gov Alfred E Smith delivers Louisville address as Hoover supporters rally. Women speakers Glenna Collett Mrs Thomas A Edison and Mrs Harry Emerson Fosdick appear to urge Hoover on NBC from 9 to 9 20 p m. Ty Smith's Louisville talk airs nationwide on NBC from 8 to 9 p m.

New York Alfred KE. Smith Louisville Herbert Hoover Glenna Collett Thomas A. Edison Harry Emerson Fosdick Hoover NBC Ty Smith

Sunlight Fails to Boost Hair Growth Says Researcher

Philadelphia report notes Prof Mildred Trotter of Washington University School of Medicine states that sun exposure does not stimulate hair growth on the scalp or eyebrows. She cautions against popular hair growth delusions and cites years of study and related experiments.

Philadelphia Mildred Trotter Washington University School of Medicine Trotter Terry

Ants Raid Your Home How to Fix Them at Lafayette

Entomologists from Purdue University Agricultural Station offer steps to control ants in homes. Locate the nest and bore a hole four to six inches deep, pour in liquid carbon bisulfide, then seal. Baits using sugar and sodium arsenite attractants placed in saucers help workers carry poison to nests. If ants prefer meat or grease, substitute chipped beef steeped in water or grease for sugar.

Lafayette Ind Purdue University Agricultural Station

Ottumwa family visiting Washington friends for days

Mrs Homer Darbyshire and her daughters Frances Isabelle and Martha from Ottumwa are visiting friends in Washington for a few days to enjoy their trip.

Homer Darbyshire Frances Isabelle Martha of Ottumwa Washington

Mrs. Duncan Visits Orris Home In Ainsworth

Mrs. Harry Duncan travels from Ainsworth to spend the day visiting at the home of her mother Mrs. M. L. Orris, continuing family ties in the community.

Harry Duncan Ainsworth M. L. Orris

Loggers Rise Early to Cut Fire Hazard in Northwest

Loggers in Northwest forests adopt a 5 a.m. to 1 p.m. campaign to lessen fire risk. Camp foremen report higher morning productivity and longer afternoon breaks, with weather and rains expected to ease heat by late August.

Beringham Wash

Wead Crone Visits Parents After Work in Marshalltown

Wead Crone came yesterday from his work at Marshalltown to visit at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs Hl M Crone.

Wead Crone Marshalltown Hl. M. Crone

Frame Houses A Century Life for Lumber Industry Survey

A survey by the Lumber Manufacturers' Association reports that the average life of a frame house is about 100 years with depreciation after a century, while well-built frame homes depreciate slightly more in value than brick or stone structures.

Lumber Manufacturers’ Association

Buried Like Royalty at Guildorf Mayor James Baker's Funeral

At the funeral of former Guildorf mayor James Baker, aldermanic robes were buried with him as a mark of respect. The ceremony reflected his service to the town and his standing in local politics.

James Baker Guildorf England

France by air with a curious menagerie flight

A transport by air carries a mix of animals including a race horse from last year, five prize dogs, and birds such as canaries and other creatures to a zoo. The shipment, named Serpents for the Auster dam project, appears to be part of a larger exhibit or assignment at the zoo.

Croydon London Paris Pares Humber Europe France Austerdam Zoo

WCTU Convention Attendees Stopover in Richland

Mrs. Will Cheesman and Mrs. Pleasant Hoskins of Richland visited overnight on their way home from Iowa City where they attended the Women’s Christian Temperance Union convention. Mrs. Cheesman serves as president of Keokuk county. Mrs. M. H. Sartor also attended and returned home yesterday.

Will Cheesman Pleasant Hoskins Richland Iowa City Womens Christian Temperance Union Cheesman Keokuk County M. H. Sartor

Mrs Seymour Martin Visits Washington on Business

Mrs Seymour Martin from Kent arrived in Washington this morning and spent a brief period on business matters before returning home.

Zeppelin 950 Miles From Bermuda Struck By Minor Accident

A news note reports the airship Zeppelin 950 miles from the Bermuda Islands encountered a minor accident causing a speed reduction. The item also mentions local school news, including a new all electric Atwater Kent radio at Ainsworth Consolidated School and various educational events and faculty activities.

Zeppelin Bermuda Islands Ainsworth Consolidated School Atwater Kent Trezona Washington J. WH. Peet H. E. Ross Crawfordville Macy Well- Iwan Glen Porter Ft. Madison State Penitentiary

Iowa vs Chicago Scoreless Start in First Quarter

In the opening period Iowa led Chicago 13 to 0 as the first quarter ended, with Iowa dominating the early play and building a decisive margin.

IOWA Chicago

Washington Leads Early in Gridiron Opener

Washington jumps to a 14 to 0 first half lead over Muscatine as the season opener unfolds with strong early defense and a quick scoring drive.

Washington Muscatine

Rain Outlook for Midwest and Plains Oct 15 1928

Forecast calls for rain early and late in the week across the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys and northern to central plains. Temperatures rise at the start of the period with a cooler finish anticipated.

Mississippi Missouri Great Plains

State WCTU Convention Ends in Iowa Adjournment

The Iowa state convention of the Women's Christian Temperance Union adjourned after passing resolutions and hearing speeches endorsing the eighteenth amendment and Hoover while warning of movie influences on youth. Mrs Rose Rowse of Sioux City urged mothers to shield children from films that mock the Volstead Act.

Towacity Y.p Herbert Hoover Rose Rowse Sioux City

Tammany Gains Millions Quote From Steffens

Lincoln Steffens questions Tammany Hall profits saying if its earnings from all sources could be pooled and paid as dividends shareholders would outearn New York Central and Standard Oil investors. The remarks frame a critique of political corruption and corporate comparison.

Tammany New York Central and and Standard Oil Lincoln Steffens

Five Best Features on the Radio Sunday

A 1928 United Press listing of radio features across networks. Programs include WEAF at various times with Dr S Park es Cadman Collier's hour and The Black Crows on WABC, plus Atwater Kent hour and opera Lohengrin on WOR.

The Radio Sunday United Press WEAF Dr. S. Parkes Cadman Barrere Little Symphony Atwater Kent WJZ Collier's Hour WABC Black Crows General Motors Roexy WOR Vitaphone

Graf Zeppelin to Reach Lakehurst After Transatlantic Flight

Reports from the Graf Zeppelin indicate the airship is about 950 miles east of Bermuda and headed for Lakehurst New Jersey at reduced speed of 50 knots due to port horizontal stabilizer damage. Fireworks of messages confirm repairs underway while surface ships stand by and radio signals guide their position.

Washington U.P Navy Department Bermuda Islands Lakehurst N. J C. Br, Rosendahl Chatham, Mass Radio Marine Corporation Station Nel Navy Atlantic NEL

American mining man murdered by bandits near Mascota

Charles Smith, an American mining man, was killed near Mascota after bandits visited his home and demanded arms and horses. He reportedly shot the bandit leader Ibarra with a carbine before being killed by two pistol shots. Lieut. Col. Pardinas ordered a careful investigation. Marion Crone has moved to Kansas City to become superintendent for the Prudential Insurance Company.

Mexico City Charles Smith Mascota Marion Crone Prudential Insurance Company Marshalltown Kansas City

Cultivated Gracefulness In Court Social Rounds

An old European court custom trained princesses in gracious social duty by circling the group and addressing each person with a courteous remark. Empress Augusta of Germany, famed for tact, learned this in Weimar palace gardens under her governess supervision.

Augusta Germany Weimar

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