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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1930

Page

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Plane mission continues after fatal Wyoming crash

Lieut. Irvin Woodring lands at an airfield at 11 48 p m as storms rage and Lieutenant William Caldwell is reported dead in a Wyoming blizzard while en route to deliver a peace treaty. The two planes were to carry ratified treaty copies to London for the ceremony.

Chicago Lieut Irvin Woodring Wyoming Wiliam Caldwell Cleveland Cheyenne Wyo William Caldwell Army Air Corps Lockout Lazare Aix Army Fort Francis B. Warren Leviathan New York London

Court enjoins Baker Associates in medical licensing case

Des Moines report says Judge Clarence Ely issued an injunction barring Hoxsey Charles Eating Myre Gresham and Turner from practicing medicine without a license. Gerald C. Blake the assistant attorney general had sought sanction proceedings against Norman Baanker and others, but appeal options to the supreme court remained undecided. Baker Institute owner Baker was not included in the injunction.

Des Moines Gerald C. Blake Attorn Norman Baanker Harry Hoxsey Baker Institute Muscati Clarence Ely Supreme Court Ely Hoxsey Charle Eating Myre Gresham Turner Baker

Bishop Cannon Sues Hearst for 5 Million Libel

Bishop James Cannon Jr of the Methodist Church South files a $5,000,000 libel suit in district court in Washington against William Randolph Hearst publisher. The complaint says Hearst papers last July published malicious, false articles about Cannon and his second wife intended to damage his church standing and anti prohibition work.

Shington Seme Agai William Randolph Tharst James Cannon Methodist Church South Hearst Cannon Prohibition

Mrs Reid Attends State Red Cross Meeting

Mrs. Fred Reid returned from Des Moines where she attended a state Red Cross meeting. Workers from every county discussed the 1980 roll call watch opening Friday November 14 and progress in town communities. State officers plan renewed efforts and discussions centered on reaching goals.

Fred Reid Des Moines Red Cross Reid Washing

EISWANGER ELECTED AGAIN AS GOLF CLUB PRESIDENT

Fred Neiswanger will continue as president of the Washington Golf and Country Club after a board re election. Ed Wells was named vice president and Will Harwood secretary and treasurer. The nine member board includes Carl Jundt Dr A W Clow Orville Elder George McDaniel Frank Miller Preston Wolf Fred Neiswanger Will Harwood and Ed Wells. The grounds committee will study adding a new water supply for greens and plan new greens for next year.

Fred Neiswanger Washington Golf and Country Club Titb Strances Ed Wells Will Harwood Harwood Gine Cub Carl Jung Bith A. W. Clow Orville George McDaniel Frank Miller Preston Wolf Neiswanger Jay

Junior College Team to Osceola for match

Coach George Freshwaters squad of sixteen junior college players leaves for Osceola to face Osceola junior team in a 3 o'clock game. Bain and Fisher may not start due to injuries but will travel. Next week’s game against Graceland College at Lamont is crucial, with officials listed and a late return expected.

George Freshwaters Cat Warriors Osceola Tom Ton Osceols Bain Fisher Thes Graceland College Lamont Henry Litte Nate Young Coash Frost Waters Hartzell Albia Refree Thomas Chariton Andy Casey Martinsdale Journal

Unitarian Opposes Military Training Push In Iowa

Cedar Rapids October report notes Des Moines-bound Unitarians to press abolition of compulsory military training at the University of Iowa and Iowa State College. Iowa conference endorses anti training stance and backs a campaign to outlaw compulsory programs in state schools. Local officers named include R. H. Beatty president Scott M. Hallman vice president and trustees S. Woodward and J. Hanna.

Cedar Rapids Towa Unitarians Des Mone University of Iowa Iowa State College Iowa Conference of the Church Iowa Committee On Town Unitarians Association Scott M. Hallman H. la Huebotter Davenport 8. H. Woodward University of Town J. E. Hanna Des Moines

Winter Makes First Visit to Central West

Snow across Sioux City and the central west gave way to sun as cold fronts hit Iowa and neighboring states. Temperatures ranged from near zero to 20 above, with sleet and wind causing travel disruption and rising accidents. Blizzard conditions spread through Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta, while Minnesota and Wisconsin prepared for more snow and colder weather.

Central West Chicago Middlewest Plains Country Mississippi Rocky Mountains Montana Dakotas Minnesota Colorado Utah United States Hare Mont Dat Chagaryy Alka Fowest Teaperator Canada Ramonton Alta Milne Show St. Paul Paul Mit Wisconsin Michigan Great Lakes

Florists Guests of Wolf Company Here

The Wolf Floral company hosted five members of the Southeast Iowa Florists association executive committee yesterday. They lunched at the North Side cafe with Preston Wolf, then met at the Y M C A to map the year’s program. Officers include William Sessions of Burlington president Arthur Spurgeon of Osceola secretary and members J A Aldis Town City Charles Auge Fort Madison Roy Campbell Ottumwa.

Wolf Floral Company Southeast Iowa Florists Association North Side Preston Wolf Y. M.C William Sessions Burlington Arthur Spurgeon Osalonsa Charles Auge Fort Madison J. A. Aldis Town City Roy Campbell Ottumwa Washington

Witness Testimony and Cox Knife Attack Report

A Tennessee church talk inspired by Dr. A Smith and Dr. Stith notes three discoveries for community service. James N. Cox, Gainesboro Telephone president, survives a knife wound and denies any link to his Senate campaign testimony. Police seek Leake after a party in a Nashville hotel room.

Anil A Smith Fairfield Stith A. Smith Nashville Tenn James N. Cox Telephone Company Senate Campaign Funds Investmential Committee Cox James O. Cox Senate Campaign Funds Gainesboro Telephone Company Davison J Sounty Hell Hull

Complete Masonic Temple This Week

Construction indicates the new Masonic temple will be completed this week with turnover to owners. Remaining labor includes plumbing, heating, and final fittings while tenants move into the building. Stores and offices on the first floor near occupancy as Coast to Coast prepares to open sections.

Swan Benson Masonic Temple Leeks Tme Scott Purniture Company George L. McDaniel Drug Store Hampsher Noth Marion Avenue Vernon Croll Vattornes A. Mi Bree

County Girls Join College Sororities

At Wesleyan College in Mt Pleasant Ohio on October 15 forty pledged sorority members were announced including four girls from Washington county Lena Jones and Allee Sweet Crawfordsville joined Phi Mu Norm Binde Wellman Alpha Xi Delta and Mabel Monro man Zeta Tau Alpha. Pref bid day was guided by Miss Martha Dean Nein and Prof Lyle Lehimeter with a week of events prior.

MT. Pleasant Ort Hie Oun Wesleyan College Washington County Lena Jones Allee Sweet Crawfordsville Phi Mi Norm Binde Bf Wellman Alpha Xi del Mabel Monro Zeta Tau Alpha

County tax receipts total in September 1930 383 866 98

County treasurer Marion George reports September tax collections totaling 383 866 98. First months of the year show 881 000 plus compared with 856 645 27 last year. Delinquent tax sale set for December 1 to avoid default notices. advertise in November. Forty nations plan delegates to Paris Air Security Congress opening December 10 1923.

Marion George General County Fund Washington City Air Paris Delates Paris

Countess Glaycka Chides Alice Lownworth Over Politics

In Beverly Hills California on October 16 a teen reader notes Countess Glaycka and Alice Lownworth debating political power. The Countess allegedly pokes fun at Alice while Alice praises the Countess as a sharp political mind, praising the 19th amendment’s influence.

Bevery Hills Calif Celine Glaycka Inor Medill Patterson Alice Lonewoth Alice

Legion Minstrel Tonight At Graham Theatre

The American Legion post 20 fundraiser at Graham Theatre featured a minstrel show with Ralph Livingston as host and Hop Shearer directing. Performers included George Stewart Leland Carris Floyd Beatty Eddie Squire and many others with singing dances and comedic bits stirring audience laughter.

Graham Theatre Leon Beatty American Legion Heard & Progra Opning Mbtskeers Hop Sheares Graham Ralph Livingston Shields Ken Carriercy Wyoming George Stewart Leland Carris Floyd Beatty Liesd Arnold Hop Shearer Eddie Squire Ed Milck Rockies Carris Heaven Roy Finch Radi Ie Eddie Floyd Bea Shearer Orbestra Adriana Vanerus Charles Long Carleton Lytle Dave Fulton Harmony Land No Man's Mount Cork Lloyd Arnold Eddie Isquire

Bruning hints at using armed force to quell unrest

Berlin Oct 16 German Chancellor Bruning warned in a tense Reichstag that he would deploy armed forces to restore order if necessary. He linked maintaining Germanys armed forces to national stability and suggested he could invoke presidential authority to enforce measures under a dictatorship if the Reichstag withholds support.

Berlin Heinrich Bruning Reichstag Paul von Hinedenburg Germany

Iowa City Prohibition Raids Ahead of Purdue Game

Federal and state agents raided sources of liquor supply in Iowa City ahead of the Iowa Purdue football game. Three people were released on $1000 bonds each for maintaining a liquor nuisance after raids. Clarence J. Tichel paid a fine for illegal liquor transportation and an injunction was issued. Others in town for business included W B Anwyl and Dr E W Spessard.

Iowa City Iowa Harry Secor Gladya White Clarence Coffey Coffey Clarence J. Tichel Mquar

Weather Turns More Winterish In Town

A cold front brought a steady drop in temperatures and a hard wind from the northwest. Blizzard and snow influence from the northwest affected the area, with 0.60 inches of rain and thunder reported by the official observer.

Towa

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