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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1912

Page

6

Heyburn the Fighter Senator and Press Foe

Weldon Brinton Heyburn longtime Idaho Republican senator died in Washington after a long heart illness. He fought for the pure food bill and opposed confederate ties while clashing with newspaper men and defending tariff and industrial measures. He chaired both the manufactures and the revision of laws committees.

Weldon Brinton Heyburn United States Idaho Washington Congress Senate Heyburn Mobile Hey- Be Tae Laughus Robert E. Lee Statuary Hall Benedict Arnold Connecticut Lee Virginia T. ER. Hamer Wallace Ida Sfapator

Indians Allowed to Pay Debts to Traders

Indian claimants amounting to 2,500 individuals press for $2,000,000 in debts owed by tribes. A circular from Acting Indian Commissioner Abbott loosens old restrictions that blocked payment to Indian post traders, aiming to convert tribes to cash or credit and settle about $2.0 million in claims from roughly 150,000 filed against the bureau.

Threescore Abbott Indian Bureau Bureau

Steel Railway Ties in Panama City Streets

Steel railway ties are being laid on all streets in Panama City where concrete foundations exist for street railways. The tracks rest on crushed rock foundations, using creosoted cypress ties.

Panama

The Contractor Aims High to Build a Home

A humorous portrait of a contractor who plans to finish a house by the day but often ends up building it by the year. Fine print and legal language entangle the process while movable crews and weather delays test patience. The piece blends wit about contracts, extras, and the fraught dance between builder and client.

Cate Sweet Christian Charity

New Armory Saw In Effect Today

Washington reports the new quartermaster corps began work under the recent consolidation of the quartermaster general commissary general and paymaster general offices. Major J B Aleshire is head of the reorganized corps with the rank of major general, guiding implementation as six subsistence captains are advanced to major to preserve rank.

Washington Quartermaster Corps Congress Army J. B. Aleshire Quartermaster General

England Domestics Arrive in Canada

Liverpool reports the second large party of domestic servants imported into Ontario by the Department of Colonization and Immigration failed today on Lake Manitoba. Government matrons oversee the girls and will accompany them to Toronto. Ontario officials in London secure cooperation of booking agents to find emigrants and passage, a plan that yields results.

Liverpool Ontario Department of Colonization and Immigration Manitoba Toronto London

Government Sets New Wireless Rules Amid Shipping Boom

The acting Secretary-Cable announces radio act regulations affecting 400 ships, 100 commercial stations, colleges and labs, with licensing for cross state and sea communications. Inspections will run from New York to San Francisco, nine districts named, exams at military and naval sites, and amateur limits set at 200 meters unless special permission granted.

Secretary-Cable Department of Commerce and Labor New York Baltimore New Orleans San Francisco Boston Chicago Savannah Seattle Cleveland United States Ciites Department Great Lakes Commissioner of Navigation Washington Navy Yards Naval Stations Naval Academy Cable

American instruments sell worldwide despite European competition

A Commerce Department monograph notes American musical instruments reach most regions with strong sales in Canada Mexico and Australia. Phonographs drive early adoption in China and Latin America while the UK and Europe face price competition from cheap pianos and phonographs.

Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce Department of Commerce and Labor Canada China Orient Australia Germany United Kingdom South Africa Mexico

MAY RAZE FORDS THEATRE IN WASHINGTON DC

The Ford Theatre in Washington DC may be razed after a Taft era economy report deems it insanitary poorly ventilated and unsafe. Lincoln was shot there in 1865 and the building has housed government clerical staff since. A 1893 repair collapse killed over twenty workers.

Ford Theater Washington Abraham Lincoln John Wilkes Booth President Taft Lincoln Adjutant General’s Office

Births Rise in Chicago Health Department Reports

During the first nine months of the year Chicago health department records 1 846 births up from 1911 levels by about 46 percent. The estimated annual total births including unreported is 5 000 with current rates suggesting about 7 percent of the estimate will be reported.

Chicago Health Department of

Melancholia by Walt Mason and an ad for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy

A verse about hardship and high prices laments the winter strain on savings and spirits. An adjacent druggist endorsement from Enos Lollar of Saratoga Indiana promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the best on the market sold by Lemmon's Pharmacy.

Enos Lollar Saratoga Ind Lemmon Advt

Partition sale notice in Washington County Iowa court

Petition filed by Samuel Anderson D H Miller and Frank Stewart as referees in a partition suit over W F Ashby property in Washington County Iowa. Proceeds from sale amounting to one ninth belong to Charles Ashby. unknown wife may have reinvestment rights. Unknown residence of wife. court may declare Charles Ashby single. Publication warns defendants to appear by the next term starting November 1912 or face default.

Ea Ashby Charles Ashby District Court Washington County Iowa Samuel Anderson D. H. Miller Frank Stewart Eleanor Ashby Esther Ashby Elizabeth Ashby Ashby Towit City of Washington Court Hartes Ashby

Safe blowers strike Richland clothing store in Keokuk county

Sheriff McCarty hunts two men after they blew open a Richland, Keokuk county clothing store safe last night and fled with 125 dollars. Sheriff Grimes of Sigourney contacted Washington county officials seeking vigilance as Keokuk county faces a wave of burglaries. Sites include Thornburg, Martinsburg, and What Cheer.

McCarty Richland Keokuk County Grimes Sigourney Washington County Keokuk Thornburg Martinsburg What Cheer

Allison Memorial Model Accepted for $50,000 Monument

Nes Moines October 24 The model by Mary Evalyn Beatrice Longman of New York was accepted by the Allison memorial committee for the 50 000 monument. Committee members include General G M Dodge Governor Carroll and state curator Edgar R Harlan. About 35 models were submitted. Ad text notes Chamberlains Tablets for headache caused by a disordered stomach and Lemmon's Pharmacy sells them.

Nes Moines Mary Evalyn Beatrice Longman New York Allison Memorial G. M. Dodge Council Bluffs Governor Carroll Edgar R. Harlan

TIME TABLES CR PB Wearthbound Arrives And Departs

Train schedule lists arrivals and departures for multiple numbered services 0 through 89 with local passenger and freight services. Notes indicate Nos 49 60 82 88 89 and certain local passenger trains run daily except Sunday under agent H. W. Russell.

Lim Wes Aves H. W. Russel

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Lefidtor Heyburn Delaware County Northumberland Eigland That William Penn Kent England Shoshone County By Howard L. Rann Party of Ford By Walt Mason District Court OF Washington, County Et al Cc.c. Wilson and Eicher & Livingston Keokuk Coun Co. J. Wilson Co. C. Wilson Wilson & Wilson Lawyers Opposite Journal Charles A. Dewey Collections Notary Public Office Over Washington Co. Savings Bank Washington Iowa Edmund D. Morrison Morrison North Side Square J.J. Kellogg South Side Square W.M. Keeley Butterfield & Frame Special Collection Department Crall’s P. J. Hanley Klein Klo Ko Store Harry H. Ross Casexn Bros E. J. Perry West Washington Street Ray H. Dean Sherman Brother's K. Wilson Wallace & Wallace McCall's Grocery D. F. Macon Macon Austin Sutherland Allison Luse Land & Development Co. Ltd St. Paul Minnesota Southwell & McCulley Mars. S. E. Lowa J.D. Dayton West Chester, Iowa U.S. Indian North South Dakota Geo. Peck Masonic Frans Togers Lve Foley Bright Lemmon's Nicola Harmon Fr. O. E Alpine Aerie No. 1948 C. G. Pox Washington Lodge A. F J. M J. W. Morton Sec C. B J. B. Kunath W. M Myrtle Bragg Mdge So'west Lim Milwaukee Moise Tom Ae L. Broadgate B. KU Unday H. Arent Chichester S
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