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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1923

Page

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Legion to Meet Next Year at St Paul Officers to Be Selected

At the fifth annual American Legion convention in San Francisco delegates faced the task of choosing new national officers. Five candidates led by Wilder S. Metcalf faced ballots as nominations closed. a majority of 993 votes is required to elect the national commander.

Associated Press San Francisco Cal American Legion the Legion United States Robert J. Murphy Iowa

Federal agents raid NYC bootleg operations crackdown expanded

Federal men and prohibition forces report major action against New York City and New Jersey bootleggers. Eleven arrests include four New Jersey officials, with over eighty thousand dollars received in bribe payments and raids on offshore liquor boats. Padlock suit seeks closure of 54 saloons and cabarets as a prelude to shutting about two thousand openly run establishments.

Associated Press New York Prohibition New York City New Jersey United States Hayward

Recover Body of Victim Today From Metal Mine in Utah

In Bingham Utah the body of O C Nelson fifty formerly of Butte Montana was recovered from the Utah Apex metal mine. Two other workers are dead with bodies not found amid debris. Superintendent Joseph Norton and Jose Ratataza were rescued alive last night with no serious injuries. Dan Eden foreman was recovered Monday.

Associatedress Bingham Utah O. C. Nelson Butte Montana Joseph N. Norton Jose Ratataza Dan Eden

Eject Negress From Court Room During Stokes Trial Today

Mrs Hat tie Johnson dubbed a witness procurer for W E P D Stokes was expelled from the New York supreme court as defense counsel cited her nodding and directing witnesses. An affidavit later charged Stokes with trickery in obtaining evidence.

Stokes Associated Press New York Hattie Johnson Wegress W. E. PD. Stokes Helen Elford Stokes Supreme Court

Rathbun Case Returns to Court After Six-Year Battle

Rathbun's long legal fight over a 1910 pardon continues as his habeas corpus appeal seeks a rehearing. The Iowa case spans governors pardons, impeachments, and reexamination by the Supreme Court, with Decembers term set to hear arguments.

Five Steel Workers Die After Molten Steel Spill

At Carnegie Steel plant in Washington D C a crane operator Farrell Payne perished in a steel cage and four other workers died in hospitals after a cable slipped spilling seventy tons of molten steel, burning the crew and triggering fatalities.

Washington Associated Press Washington, D. C Farrell Payne Carnegie Steel Company

Italian Troops Attack 1500 Tripoli Rebels Near Misrati

Italian columns in Tripoli yesterday engaged a rebel force of about 1500 south of Misrati. Rebels were dispersed with 440 reported dead and many wounded, plus booty. Italian losses were 10 dead and 50 wounded.

Tripoli Associated Press London Misrati Rome

Wanted in Kentucky Suspect Surrenders in Iowa

Jim Parks, sought in Kentucky on charges of arming three convicts in the Eddyville prison massacre, gave himself up at the Guthrie Center Iowa county sheriff's office after two weeks on the run. The incident was reported by the Associated Press.

Kentucky Guthrie Center Iowa Associated Presa Eddyville Jim Parks Deffield

Bethel Affidavits Cloud Divorce Case Details

Defense counsel introduced an affidavit by Mrs. Charles Williams of Bethel Conn in repudiation of another affidavit read by Mr Stokes counsel. The earlier affidavit alleged Mrs Williams saw Mrs Stokes with Edgar T Wallace co respondent at a summer home of W L Pepperman in Bethel.

Consel Charles Williams Bethel Conn Mr. Stokes

Rathbun Returned to Fort Madison Prison Pending Supreme Court Ruling

Ernest Rathbun will be returned to the Fort Madison state penitentiary to await the state supreme court decision on his habeas corpus petition. The move comes after Attorney General Ben J. Gibson sought a writ of pre cedenda for Rathbun’s recommittal following his release on September 10 for a perjury sentence. The order was granted today as the supreme court reviews the case.

Associated P Des Moines Brees Rathbun Iowa Anamosa Reformatory Ida County W. L. Harding Rathbun Fort Supreme Court Associated Press Ernest Rathbun Fort Madison State Supreme Court Ben J. Gibson Grove

General Muller to Be Removed From Saxony Command

The Associated Press reports that General Muller will be displaced as commander of the Reichswehr in Saxony for harsh methods. The action includes a Saxon government rebuke for meddling in local politics and aims to resolve the federal Saxony dispute. Fielding H. Yost hints he may not coach Michigan after this season.

Muller Saxony Associated Press Berlin Germany Reichswehr Associated Res Arbo. Mich Fielding H. Yost University of Michigan Michigan Yost University Press Club of Michigan

Unclear Rathbun Whereabouts Reported by State

Reports indicate no definite information on Rathbun's location as state authorities investigate his disappearance in Lowe County.

Ern Lowe County Jto Rathbun

Prohibition Party Eyes Ford as 1914 Presidential Nominee

Virgil G. Hinshaw, chairman of the prohibition national committee, states Henry Ford would run for president in 1914 if he desires the nomination. The announcement comes from Los Angeles where the party maintains ongoing talks about their ticket.

Associated Pres Los Angeles Cal Prohibition Party Henry Ford Virgil G. Hinshaw Washington, D. C Prohibition National Committee

Elihu Root Reported Seriously Sick

By The Associated Press in New York, Dr. Elihu Root is said to be suffering from kidney trouble. His secretary stated today that Root is seriously ill.

Elihu Root Aso New York Odt Eehinelihu Root

Crossing Hazards Rise As Auto Traffic Grows

Isiah Hale of Topeka warns rail crossings are a major national problem with accidents rising about 100 percent yearly. A four month safety drive ran June to September as railroads push Cross Crossings Cautiously.

Topeka Kan Isiah Hale American Railway Association United States

Governors pact pledges to aid Coolidge in day law

At West Baden Indiana on October 19 the fifteenth annual governors convention adopted a formal resolution pledging President Coolidge the fullest cooperation in enforcing prohibition after a stormy debate. Governor Parker of Louisiana left the meeting during the tumult. The motion was placed before the convention by Governor Sweet of Colorado.

Associated Press West Baden Ind Coolidge Parker Louisiana Sweet Colorado

Masons and Elks Clash Over the Ku Klux Klan

Judge George Fleming Moore, former sovereign grand commander of Alabama’s Scottish Rite Masons, resigns from the supreme council amid a dispute over the Ku Klux Klan. The Fellowship Forum is cited, though described as fraternal news digest. the resignation decision is postponed. Elks lodges in Atlantic City and Watertown push expulsion of Klan members, while grand lodge officials with G T McFarland question Atlantic City action.

Associated Press Washington, D. C George Flemming Moore Supreme Council Scottish Rite Masons Alabama Supreme Council Today Moore Fellowship Forum Atlantic City N. J Lodge of Elks Ku Klu Klux Swinghammer Klan Order of Elks Watertown The Elks Lodge Ku Klux Klan Grand Lodge G. T. McFarland

Explosion Kills 65 in Mukden Coal Mine

A Mukden dispatch reports five Japanese and sixty Chinese killed in a coal mine explosion. The pit remains gassy and relief teams cannot enter.

Mukden Associated Press Shanghare China

Courtship Reflections on Marriage in Heaven

A girl ponders what replaces marriage in heaven during courtship but later expresses indifference as the question fades from concern.

Political Candidate Seeks Balance of Praise and Censure

A political candidate faces contrasting reception as party praise counters opposition censure. Supporters highlight achievements while critics question handling of key issues. The campaign frames praise as necessity to offset scrutiny ahead of upcoming ballots.

Man Smiles Through Street Seeks Universal Favor

A man known for a constant premeditated smile aims to please everyone he encounters. He walks the streets seeking widespread approval, drawing attention to his cheerful, calculated public persona.

Lloyd George entertains St. Louis guest in brief visit

David Lloyd George, former British wartime premier, arrived in St. Louis from Springfield Minnesota and stayed about twelve hours. He rode through the city by car, met with newspaper men, and attended a luncheon with a brief address before departing for Louisville Kentucky.

Associated Press ST. Louis David Lloyd George Great Britain Springfield

Walton Committee Accelerates Impeachment Inquiry Report

Oklahoma City report states the investigating committee works at top speed to complete its inquiry into Governor J. C. Walton. At least twelve charges will be presented as grounds for impeachment.

Associat Oklahoma City J. C., Walton

Governors Debate Dry Law Enforcement At Conference

Governors met at WEST BADEN INDIANA for the closing session as the conference opened debate on prohibition. The program featured discussions on enforcement with scenes not seen in fifteen years of the organization.

Associated Press West Baden Ind Conference of Governors

Fragmentary Opinion on Women and Courage

A brief, fragmented remark asserts that while women can choose their own dregs, many lack the nerve to do so, reflecting a dated, dismissive attitude toward female autonomy.

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Legion St. Paul Bird Dean Hes D Rathbun Ft. Madison FORD Henry National Prohibition Party Hale Pennsylvania Railroad West BA Masons and Elks Lloyd — George Walton Committee
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