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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1927

Page

5

Teapot Dome victory and aviation record headline

The Supreme Court upheld the government in the Teapot Dome oil lease case restoring lands valued at about 100 million dollars plus oil and equipment restitution. ATH ELDER and George Haldeman nearly crossed the Atlantic in the American Girl before an oil line failure forced a crash landing. they were rescued by the Dutch tanker Barendrecht and carried to the Azores.

Albert B. Fall Interior Supreme Court of the United States Teapot Dome Garry F. Sinclair Circuit Court of Appeals Wyoming Sinclair Doheny Elk Hills Calif Naval Reserve Navy Fall Mammoth Oil Company Ath Elder Florida Atlantic George Haldemag Paris Barendrecht Azores France Miss Elder Haldeman

Polish Lithuanian tensions threaten to trigger crisis

Lithuania has closed Polish schools and confiscated estates and plans to name Vilna its capital after arresting Poles linked to an assassination plot against President Smetona. Poland, led by Marshal Pilsudski, has issued an ultimatum threatening action within a week, with the British envoy warning of danger. In China, Shansi forces were defeated and retreated, as 16,000 troops were captured and Mongolia sent feared units to the front.

Ugo-Slavia Bulgaria Poland Lithuania Vilna Smetona Kovno Marshal Pilsudski Warsaw China Chang Peking Manchuria Shansi Feng-Yu-hsiung Henan Asia

Pain Returns to Constitutional Assembly Under Dictator Rule

The new national assembly for Pain opened last week with Wing Alfonso presiding. The body is appointed by dictator Gen. Primo de Rivera, signaling a largely controlled parliament. Duchess of Parcent and Countess San Luis resigned just before the session began.

Pain National Assembly Alfonso Assembly Primo de Rivera Duchess of Parcent Countess San Luis

James A Reed Endorsed as Democratic Nominee Prospect

GANER M. JAMES A. REED of Missouri was endorsed by the state committee at Sedalia as a potential Democratic presidential nominee. He addressed a large Democratic gathering delivering a keynote speech criticizing Republican rule and urging unity while defending personal liberty and self governance. He targeted Mellon Daugherty and Fall and pressed for individual rights and freedom from restraint.

Ganer M. James A. Reed Missouri al Smith Missouri State Committee Sedalia Harding Mellon Daugherty Fall

Cosgrave’s Irish Dail reelects him amid party opposed

William T Cosgrave secured a six vote majority in the new Dail Eireann and was reelected. De Valera Labour supporters voted against him while Redmondites abstained. Cosgrave later formed a cabinet and announced the Farmers party fusion. The piece also notes baths of notable figures including Bishop Muldoon and Col Dillon.

William T. Cosgrave Irish Free State Dail Eireann de Valera Labor Party Redmondites Cosgrave Sean T. O'Kelly England Farmers’ Party Government

Flashes From W C T U Lighthouse

A compendium of temperance notes and opinions from the Pathfinder including child milk guidance, warnings about liquor politics, and quotes from leaders. It discusses prohibition effects, Nile Egypt anti alcohol work, U S law observance, and the World Friendship Movement with school adoption of a related book.

Pathfinder Tommy Clarence True M. E. Board Hiome Edwin Greer Greer School of Electrical and Automotive Trades Jane Addams Hull House Egypt

Keota Man Coffman Dies. Funeral Held At Baptist Church

Edgar C. Coffman died at his Keota home Wednesday at age sixty six. Funeral services were held Friday at the Baptist church. He is survived by his wife and three children and by his sister Nannie Freeman and brothers Samuel Coffman and Charles Coffman, with extended family in La Crosse Wisconsin Brainerd Minnesota Cedar Rapids and Beaver City.

Keota Edgar C. Coffman The Baptist Church Coffman Dewey Coffman la Crosse Wisconsin Verle Hiller Brainerd Minnesota Corinne

Mt. Cottawit Obituary and Keota Funeral Details

The obituary describes Mt. Cottawit's death at home and his thirty five years in business with Keota. The Masonic order led the cemetery services while Rev W G Nalley conducted the church service. Pallbearers listed include E J Ramsay J M White J B Berend E L Kirkpatrick J P LeVein and D D Crone. Burial was in the Keota family lot. Visitors from Washington and Sigourney attended related correspondence and convention events.

MT. Cot Tawit Keota Masonic Order W. G. Nalley The Christian Church E J. Ramsey J. M. White J. B. Berend E. L. Kirkpatrick J. P. Levien D. D. Crone Noral L. Bryson Washinton N. P. Allender Women’s Relief Corps Lucy Root Washington Jane Hahn Sigourney

Snakes Used to Guard Gasoline Balloons at Casper Plant

At the Casper plant in Wye big ost refining, bull snakes are kept in balloon houses to exterminate mice that damage balloons. Balloons store gasoline vapors during the day as vapor expands over the tanks.

Big Ost Refining Casper Wye

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