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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1931

Page

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Former U S Income Tax Agent Held

Edward Waters former Internal Revenue agent testified at Al Capone's income tax fraud trial that he discussed tax matters with Capone over drinks in a Cicero smoke shop and failed to report the matter. He was ordered held until trial conclusion with daily reporting, in a non arrest detention. The testimony covered Capone gambling dens and high stakes river thumway operations as recounted by ex-gambler Fred Reis who was brought back from South America to testify. Capone associates Ralph Borden and Jack Guzik were previously convicted in the drive against gangsters.

Federal Building Chicago Edward Waters Internal Revenue al Capone United States James Wilkerson Waters Capone Cicero Fred Reis Reis South America Ralph (Borden) Capone Jack Guzik Monager Capone Syndicat

Columbus Day Program Honors Devaney at KC Hall

James Devaney of Cascade Iowa, supreme director of the Knights of Columbus, praised Columbus's discovery as paving the way for civilization and Christianity. He urged members to aid the needy regardless of church and noted the national organization’s efforts. A good-sized crowd attended despite rain. a potluck supper followed with musical solos and the meeting ended with America sung.

James Devaney Cascade Iowa Knights of Columbus Christopher Columbus K. C. Hall America Mr. Devaney Columba Order The Ray Conley Des Moines Clem Hose Town City Helen Melinsky Helen Coffey Aelard Te Bockhorst Valesia Te Bockhorst Sining of America

Rain Delays Cattle Testing in Henry County

In Mt. Pleasant Iowa and Henry county, heavy rain hindered countywide bovine tuberculosis testing. National guardsmen escorted state veterinarians to farms in Center and Jackson townships while many dirt roads remained mudblocked, delaying access to Baltimore township properties and leaving several herds untested by early afternoon. Hart remained at large after a prior arrest related to revolt chatter.

MT. Pleasant Henry County National Guardsmen Center Jackson Townships Baltimore Township Henry Connor Connor G. I. McKinnon Park A. Findley Iowa Holand New London National Guard Teglay Hart

Life History of O P Cnossen Told to Rotary Club

A Rotary member recounted the life history of O P Cnossen, a Holland born local resident. His family migrated from the Netherlands after hardship and loss, with Cnossen owning ships, then a freight vessel at 22, hauling fertilizer to the Zuyder Zee, and later moving to America in 1908. He helped his family join him after settling with the Sikke Brewer family in Washington. The tale highlighted Dutch immigrant resilience and civic contribution.

O. P. Cnossen Rotary Club Cnossen Owen Jay Brewer John Winga D. F Witteman Cnessen Zuyderie Holland America Old Country Sikke Brewer Washington Chossen Alness

Communion Sunday at the Associate Presbyterian Church

Communion services are set for Sunday October 18 at the Associate Presbyterian Church. Preparatory services are scheduled Friday October 16 at 11 o'clock and Saturday October 15 at 2 o'clock. Rev H W Orr of Mineola Kansas will assist Rev A M Malcolm of Albia and preach Sunday morning at 10 o'clock on his way east to further engagements.

Associate Presbyterian Chorch H.W. Orr Mineola Kans A.M. Malcolm Albia Orr

Andrew Patterson appoints receiver for five county banks

Judge J G Patterson of Okaloosa signs orders naming L A Andrew state banker as receiver for five county banks closed last week to protect depositors. Banks include Commercial Savings and Washington Loan and Trust in Washington Farmers and Merchants in Haskins Ainsworth Savings and Brighton Savings. Notices say depositors need not file claims, but other creditors have until December 17 to file proofs. State bank examiners take charge. safe deposit boxes date pending.

J. G. Patterson Okaloosa Sixth Judicial District L.A Andrew State Cmercial Savings Bank Washington Loan and ‘Trust Company of Washington Farmers and Merchants Bank of Haskins Ainsworth Savings Bank Brighton Savings Bank Montezuma Andrew John Fletcher Washington County

Red Cross Posts Shipments From Washington County Chapter

Anna Dawson, secretary, reports Washington county Red Cross shipped remaining volunteer articles. Fifteen bedside bags went to Army Navy hospital Hot Springs Ark. Woolen socks sent to Veteran hospital Knoxville. Names listed for sock knitters. Ten Christmas rags sent to Pacific ranch for overseas shipment. rated good. Kalona Women’s Relief Corps furnished bars and much material.

Anna Dawson Washington County The Red Cross Army and Navy Hot Springs Ark Washington Prisona Club C. F. Bi Wer Volun Veteran Hospital Knoxville W. Abson George Clapper Mth Chilcote Don Fey

Will H. Dilg Conservation League Meets in Des Moines

The annual Dilg conservation league convention concluded in Des Moines with Gov. Dan W Turner delivering an address. The group reelected Dr F. D. Kas of Sutherland as president and named A. C. Dewey of Washington Southeast District and Dr. John Weaver of Shenandoah Southwest District as district directors.

Des Moines Will H. Dilg

Deadlocked Over Manchuria Seen By World Press

United Press reports Japan and China remain deadlocked over Manchuria as the League of Nations in Geneva struggles to craft a compromise. Baron Shidehara resists league mediation, pressing for direct talks with China, which rejects such negotiations while Alfred insists the League must resolve the issue. Japan’s Kenkichi Yoshizawa reiterates readiness to negotiate directly.

United Press Japan China Manchuria Council of the League of Nations Genev Baron Shidehara League United States Font Meditation Alfred Geneva Kenkichi Yoshizawa

Chicago con fidence man tied to fare swindle case

County Attorney Morrison said he plans to hold James McDonald and J Kellogg on charges related to substitution of license plates in a linked investigation. Walter Moody said there was no evidence tying McDonald to the Blackridge Litsinger fare swindle, while Chicago figures remain under scrutiny. The case centers on alleged con games involving prominent Illinois politicians.

George F. Morrison James McDonald J J. Kellogg Ted AL Leggett Pair Ase Ilinois McDonald Gaffigan Pharsday Moody Springfield Washington Gaffifan Meloald Myrtle Blacksidee Fred Litsinger Chicago Gaffian Kellogg Bron Chicas Chicago Tribune Rilevy Gaffigan Blackridge-Litsinger Faro Swinedle Walter Moody State Highway Police Myrtle Tanner Blacklidge

Propose to Cut Salaries of State Employes 10 Percent

Des Moines October 1 report shows Iowa executive council receiving eight cost-cutting proposals from committee members Edge Brown and C W Huntley. Salary reductions of 10 percent are noted as a potential annual saving, with other measures including reduced automobile mileage, meal allowances, centralized mail, and elimination of duplicate reports and departments to streamline state government.

Des Moines Iowa Otter Chang Brown

Last Minute News Brief Explodes By Transit 15 UP

A last minute news brief reports an oil well explosion near Overton Texas endangering a nearby creek area and a national guard camp. Separate items note Edison slipping toward coma and a Maryland guard over an elderly suspect as Worcester County seethes over a Berlin family axe murders. Chinese bandits loot the Peiping Mukden railway with 30 casualties reported. Huckins granted venue change in Iowa trial. St Louis bank employees locked in vault escape with 6000 in cash and securities.

Overton Tex National Guard Snow Hill Maryland Police Tood Guard Worcester County Berlin Peiping China Peiping Mukden

Stolen Car Case Leads to Oskaloosa Car Found East of Litton

Sheriff McCarty reports a farmer’s auto stolen near Oskaloosa was found east of Litton. The owner retrieved the car today. the thief remains at large. A Mahaska recluse, Stewart, was awakened by a bandit who took his savings and meals, then drove off in Stewart’s car, the recovered vehicle.

Ro H. McCarty Oskaloosa Reay Stewart Mahaska Bailey Hailey George Huber Sherift Shakopee Minn Lester” Brown First National Bank Josep C. Weekman Seo Highway No. 5 First Street Brown

Elder dies in Kansas City rail accident

Arthur Alonzo Elder a Kansas City employee of the Fred Harvey company died after a Santa Fe train crash near Joliet Illinois. Survived by wife four sons Carl Orville Arthur Paul and daughter Helen with three sisters. He had recently visited Carlsbad New Mexico and had asthma, born near Albia Iowa 1869. Funeral arrangements pending word from family.

Arthr A. Elder Foliet Mr. Elder Thien St. Joseph Joilet Arvey Company David Carl Elder Winnipeg Orville Carl Arthur Paul Helen Evive Helen Peterson Winipeg Manitoba C. C. Lewis J. W. Lewis Carlsbad New Mexico Elder Middle West Colorado Washington Arthur Alonzo Eider Albia Town Maren Alexis Llinois Denver Ogden Utah Chicago St Louis Kansas City The Presbyterian Church Cbarch Detroit

Plans for Fifth Christian Endeavor Convention Seated

Committees for the Fifth Christian Endeavor convention to be held November 6 to 8 will meet Thursday at 7 20 PM at the Presbyterian church. Rev Henry A Cobs of Pella will assist with plans. District counties include Washington Mahaska Keokuk Marion Poweshiek Tama and Johnson.

Christian Endeavor Presbyterian-shurch Henry. A.cobs Pella Washington Mahas Keokuk Marion Poweshiek Towa Johnson Stanley Baird Everette Simpson Leona Parcell Dale Crandall Nance West Simpson Velda Parcell William Masson

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