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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1929

Page

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France and Italy Join Five Power Naval Conference

Paris reports the French cabinet accepted Foreign Secretary Henderson’s invitation for a London five power naval disarmament conference in January after reviewing the Leygues report. France will send a formal note outlining position and reservations later. Rome confirmed Italy will attend without reservations to aid peace amid wary opinion on Anglo American alliances.

Paris U.P Arthur Henderson London George Leygues France Italy Rome Foreign Office

Cancer topic dominates 25th American College of Surgeons meet

At the Chicago gathering of 0,000 delegates the 25th annual convention used motion pictures and expert reports to explore surgical problems. Cancer drawn the most attention with Dr James Heyman among notable attendees as discussions focused on prolonging life and easing pain.

Chicago American College of Surgeons James Heyman Royal Caroline Institute Stockholm

November Petit Jury Announced for Washington County

Thirty four men and sixteen women were drawn to serve as petit jurors for the November term of the Washington County district court. The term opens Tuesday November 5 with Judge J A Patterson of Oskaloosa presiding. The list includes N D Anderson Washington Gertrude Brooks Washington Ida Bull Wellman Herbert Beachy Kalona Cyrus Birka Washington etc.

Court House Washington County J. A. Patterson Oskaloosa N. D May Brewer Washington J. J. Curl Wellman J. D. Clancy Ira A. Coon Ainsworth Charles Donadson R. L. Essley Coppock Myrtle Funston Keota Joe Frain Prighton Grace Gabriel Ruth Hess Paul Howell Crawfordsville Ed Horn Riverside John FF. Horak Katona Scott Jarrard J. H. Krause A. F Lyons Brighton Maude Murphy Jay Minick Alva Miller Ernie Meeks James Morrow Rubio Ted Mayer Ola Orris Bessie Ross Grace Reed J. A. Sebasta Fran Sage R. B. Stephens Carrie Showalter Columbus Junction

Rotary Meeting Highlights Charles C Dayton Speech

State Representative C O Dayton spoke at the noonday Rotary about his first legislative term. He noted 1100 plus bills in eleven weeks, urged tax reform and fair personal property taxes, and supported industrial growth in Iowa. The event ended with a vivid World Series report from Shirley Clark, Frank Miller and Job Patterson.

C. O. Dayton Rotary Club Dayton Iowa Shirley Clark Frank Miller Job Patterson Sau

Local Names Listed in Voter Roll Draft

A list of residents including David Turnipseed and Norbert Witmire appears in the draft voter records for several towns such as Washington Kalona Crawfordsville Riverside and Ainsworth. The collection includes Dora Wiley Margaret White Joe Weilland Catherine Williams Al Walton Max White and Jesse Winja.

David Turnipseed Washington Norbert Witmire Kalona Dora Wiley Margaret White Crawfordsville Joe Weilland Riverside Catherine Will'ams al Walton Max White Ainsworth Jesse Winja

Suspect questioned in gangland deaths tied to Capone era

Chicago October 15 A man labeled Scarface Al Capone s personal executioner Frank Biege alias Bige alias Perry was questioned as a suspect in four major gangland killings including the Valentines Day massacre. He was arrested after three months of state attorney shadowing and letters from his wife seeking 19000 to flee the city.

Chicago U.P Scarface al’ Capone Frank Biege Bige Perry William H. McSwiggin Ben Newmark Crewe Frankie Yale New York Brooklyn Biege Capone Metropole Philadelphia

Brighton and Washington High to clash Friday at 3:30

Washington residents unable to attend Saturday games can watch Brighton vs Washington high schools on the local field at 3 30 Friday. Brighton, one of the best teams this year, defeated Richland 20 to 6 last week and is favored to challenge Washington. Bargain prices apply with adults 30 cents high school pupils 20 cents and junior high pupils 10 cents.

Washington Brighton Richland

Judge Bechly Holds Brief Court Session

Judge Frank Bechly of Montezuma sat in district court in Washington, presiding over the case Henry E. Marsden versus Belle J. Marsden. C. C. Wilson named guardian ad litem for the defendant, found unable to manage her affairs. R. L. Livingston appointed temporary guardian with a $3,000 bond.

Bechly Frank Bechly Montezuma Washington District Court Henry E. Marsden Belle J. Marsden C. Wilson R. L. Livingston

Two Dead From Steam Pipe Blast at Grimes Can Factory

Two workers, a man and a woman, were scalded to death when a steam pipe valve blew at the Grimes canning plant. Fireman R. N. Nash suffered serious burns in the incident.

Grimes, In U.P Grimes R. N. Nash

Presbyterians of State Open Session at Storm Lake

The forty eighth annual meeting of the synod of Iowa opened in Storm Lake Iowa for a three day program. Rev L Myron Boozer of Ames presented a report showing Iowa Presbyterians spent 1 345 883 for maintaining local churches last year and the synod represents 68 244 communicants. There are 374 churches and 381 ministers in the state.

Presbyterians of State Storm Lake Iowa U.P Synod of Iowa Presbyterians Synod of Boozer

Chautauqua Assn Selects Officers for Next Year

The Washington Chautauqua association elected S. A. Dickerson as president replacing Frank R. Sage and chose A. F. Holm as vice president Eliza beth Dawson as secretary C. M. Keck as treasurer and Rev. D Chalmers Fulton as director. The board approved changes in the tourist camp plan and set next year eight day sessions in August with a quality program. The treasurer reported a $22.51 deficit in 1929.

Washington Chautauqua Association C. M. Keck Friends of S. A. Dickerson Frank R. Sage A. F. Holm Elizabeth Dawson D. Chalmers Fulton W. W. Bowers Walter Brown Frank Anderson Chautauqua Association Washington

Aiken Resigns Columbus City Presbyterian Pastorate

Reverend John T. Aiken, pastor of the United Presbyterian Church in Columbus City for the past five years, resigned on Sunday and will assume a new pastorate in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. He and Mrs. Aiken plan to leave Columbus City in early November.

Columbus Junction John T. Aiken United Presbyterian Church of Columus City Pittsburgh Aiken Columbus City

One Point of View on Workers Returning to Factory

Readable text fragment notes workers returning to the factory after midnight shift. The line hints at a viewpoint about labor and collective identity without clear names or dates.

Government finishes case against Albert Fall in Teapot Dome trial

The government rests in the bribery trial of former Interior Secretary Albert B. Fall after presenting evidence that oil magnate Harry Sinclair paid Fall 269100 in a New Mexico ranch deal. It notes Liberty bonds totaling 230500 and a cash 100000 from Doheny for Elk Hills leases.

Washington Albert B. Fall Harry F. Sinclair Fall New Mexico U.P William Hitz Albert BB. Fall Harry Sinclair Liberty Sinclair EFL Doheny Fall Doheny Elk Hills California Owen J. Roberts Interior Department Teapot Dome Wyoming

Utterback Re elected Head Of Iowa Red Cross

Hubert Utterback of Des Moines was re elected chairman of the Iowa state council of the American Red Cross at the annual Des Moines convention. Walter St John also of Des Moines was re elected secretary and Mrs C E Barnes of Garner was named vice chairman. Other officers include John M Ely of Cedar Rapids for the fifth district and Dr S K Waters of Ames for the seventh district.

Des Moines Ifa U.P Hubert Utterback Iowa State Council of the American Red Cross Walter St. John C. EK. Barnes Garner John M. Ely Cedar Rapids SK. H. Waters Ames

Fifteen College Girls Injured In Dormitory Porch Collapse

At Blue Mountain College Mississippi a second story porch collapsed during freshmen initiations. Seventeen girls were hurt. fifteen were hospitalized in New Albany with broken limbs and cuts. Dozens treated and released after the fall from the porch.

Blue Mountain Miss U.P Blue Mountain College New Albany

Infant Morris Igon Dies in Iowa City

Morris Gerald Igon six weeks old son of Mr and Mrs Jerry Igon of Washington died early Sunday morning at the home of Mrs Igon's parents Mr and Mrs William J Bragg in Iowa City Burial services were to be held at Iowa City.

Morris Gerald Igon Jerry Igon Washington

Object Vigorously to Being Rescued From Burning Home

Chicago police report three residents of a burning home were fined five dollars each for resisting rescue. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wasson and lodger Jacob Girten refused to leave their beds, were carried out, and had to be restrained from returning to flames. they admitted intoxication at police court.

Chicago U.P Henry Wasson Jacob Girten

Beginners Urged to Join School Music Classes Now

In two weeks junior high instrumental programs close to new beginners until the second semester starting January 15. Director Milburn McKay and Principal Ethel McCreedy urge enrollment, noting a new teaching system and optional private instruction. Current instructors include Mrs. T. R. Phillips, Miss Cartano, and McKay who oversees bands A and B.

Milburn McKay T. R. Phillips Ethel MecCreedy Julia Meckhinney Xylo Burke Gillespie Daryl Fetters Max Allen Miles Knight Gene Tucker Daryl Dodder Bill Jones Roger Kicher Jack Gibson Don Davis George Means Bobby Barclay Peter Jungbluth Robert Hammer Lou Jean Stewart Betty Stephens Wilda Busby Lucille Busby Jule Humble William Fox Catherine Masson Garyld Mitchell Win Springman Dale Bowers Clarin Maurice Libe Sara Marie Davis Virginia Davis Ruth Sartor Dorothy Curl Evelyn Crandall Beatrice Anderson Bernadine Baker Audrey Peet Maxine Baker Marian Palmer Elizabeth Thorne Pauline Snyder Maxine Jones Zora Wkhodes Edna Mayo Edward Tucker Ray Kupka Carl Hinkle

Tariff expert testifies on Pottery Schedule irregularities

Frederick L. Koch of the U S tariff commission told the Senate lobby committee that William Burgess sought his discharge. He said his secret testimony before Ways and Means had been learned by Burgess as the panel prepared to probe sugar propaganda and social lobby influence.

Frederick L. Koch United States Tariff Commission Senate William Burgess Koch House Ways and Means Committee Burgess Congress House

Candles That Burn ceremony planned by Washington High Girl Reserves

The Girl Reserves of Washington high school will hold a ceremonial service titled Candles That Burn next Sunday at 4 PM at the Presbyterian church. Over 100 girls will participate, with Barbara Cuddy as the spirit of the Girl Reserve. The choir includes former members now in junior college and twelve code candle girls will symbolize the organization’s code. Mrs Henry Shields will play the organ. advisors include Mrs Henry Hull Mrs Homer Stephen Mrs Karl Seliger Miss Althea Montgomery Miss Amy Christian and Miss Edna Mercer.

Washington High School Presbyterian Church Girl Reserve Henry Shields Barbara Cuddy Organiztion Henry Hull Homer Stephen Karl Seliger Althea Montgomery Amy Christian Edna Mercer

Car Crash Kills Two Near Manning Iowa

A sedan left the road and struck an electric light pole near Manning Iowa killing two men Mike Wagner and Herman Kuehl both 20 and injuring Robert Messick. Investigators believe Kuehl may have fallen asleep at the wheel shortly after six o clock when reports from the light plant noted fuse blew due to the pole break.

Manning U.P Mike Wagner Herman Kouehl Robert Messick Kuehl Manning Light Plant

Local Choir Names Read at Community Recital

A partial list of performers appears for a community recital featuring Harold Miller Helen Applegate Betty Jones Loretta Ballew Myrla Stephens Dorothy Prebyl Lester Blick Virginia Crull Olive Jones Harold Blick and Ezra Smith among others.

Harold Miller Helen Applegate Betty Jones Loretta Ballew Myrla Stephens Dorothy Prebyl Lester Blick Virginia Crull Olive Jones Harold Blick Ezra Smith

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Etna i Eee Cabinet America Gean Petit Jury Sinteen Joe Steman J. M. Sehlabaugh Frank Sands Pessie Speheger Keith Sweet Charles C. Dayton Ite Texation Executioner WASH Ington Chautauqua Assn Columbus Ers Frank J. Hogan Heflin Alabama Hitz Utterback RED Cross Portuenecy F. L. Koch Walsh Thomas J. Walsh Dem Mont Teapot Home Caraway Ark Walsh, Mont Robinson Ind Blaine Wisc
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