Iowa to Meet Wisconsin in Hopeful Hawkeyes Clash
Iowa City this Saturday seeks a win over Wisconsin at Madison to build on a recent 7 6 loss at Ohio State and a 7 7 tie with Illinois. The Journal previews the probable lineups and notes Hawkeye players adapting after recent charges and new staff moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkeye
Ohio State
Illini
Towans
Badgers
Iinois
Wisconsin
Notre Dame
Towa— “Ywisconsin
PRR
Sscaret L.E
Gantenbein
Jie L. T
Subratovich Regberts
Ie Liethan Magnussen
Carns
Boo
Weatherman Amends Forecast With Mild Autumn Return
The article notes a forecast shift from recent snow to sunny cooler weather, reporting October skies clearing and autumn conditions persisting for several days. It details frost in central Iowa with temperatures from freezing to 26 above, and lists Charles City at 32 degrees as the coldest reading while Davenport and Keokuk reached 36.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Charles D. Reed
Federal
Charles City
Davenport
Keokuk
Mrs Cal Coolidge's Mother Dies After Illness
AMPTON Mass Oct 25 Mrs Lemira Goodhue widow of Mrs Calvin Coolidge dies at Cooley Dickinson hospital after 21 months illness. Former president visited her bedside bringing flowers and grieving, with funeral plans announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ampton
Mass
Lemira Goodhue
Calvin Coolidge
Cooley-Dickinson
Coolidge
Justin E. Hayes
Convention Tuesday at Eicher
Washington county Sunday school convention to be held Tuesday at the Eicher Mennonite church in Marion township. Delegates from across the county will attend with morning devotions led by Walter Hutton of Des Moines and talks by Neil Trotman John Speidel Rev A A Vinz and Mrs Walter Hutton. Evening address by Walter Hutton at 7 30 followed by talks from H J Schrag Joe McClelland Rev F J Robins and George Bell. Road directions note detours around Washington Wayland road closure and urge attendees to register.
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Washington County
Eicher Mennonite
Marion Township
Walter Hutton
Des Moines
State
Neil Trotman
John Speidel
A. A. Vin
P. P. Wenger
Eicher Sunday School
Washington- Wayland
Washington
Noble
Football Captain Named Senior Class President
Willis A. Crassgow of Shenandoah was elected and announced as president of the liberal arts college senior class in Iowa City on October 25. The announcement follows yesterday's annual election.
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Iowa City
Willis A.crassgow
Shenandoah
Liberal Arts College
Mustn't Stop Radio to Pray It Means Two Blackened Eyes
Chicago headlines report William Torpey a 67 year old blind musician sought divorce after his wife Catherine returned and struck him while he listened to the radio. He had previously tuned out a broadcast and began his treatment in his prison. The couple's dispute centers on religious use of the radio and domestic conflict.
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Chicago
William Torpey
Catherine
Torpey
Milwaukee Ferry Disaster Claims Fifty Sailors
Lake Michigan disaster after the Grand Trunk Milwaukee ferry sinks in a Tuesday storm. Five bodies recovered including Captain Robert McKay. more victims feared as coast guard and planes search the wreckage. Frantic SOS signal cut short by rising waters. inspectors begin inquiry.
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Chicago
Lake Michigan
Milwaukee
Coast Guard
Robert McKay
A. W. Pfeiffer
Racine Coast Guard
United States
Dunham Morrison Stars in University Play Is Zat So
Dunham Morrison of this city leads the cast in the Iowa University production Is Zat So a comedy by James Gleason. The three night engagement Tuesday through Thursday showcased Morrison as a dissipated society husband torn between prize fights and liquor with strong performance noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa University
Dunham Morrison
Dunham
New York
James Gleason
Morrison
Civil War Veteran William A Walker Dies at 82 in Grandview
William A Walker aged 82 veteran of the Civil War died at his Grandview home. Born July 29 1847 he spent most of his life in Louisa County and served in Company G Nineteenth Iowa Infantry throughout the war. Funeral services held at Community Church Grandview Saturday afternoon.
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William A. Walker
Grandview
Louisa County
Nineteenth
Iowa Infantry
Pressure on Stock Market Bases Down After Crash
New York stocks steadied after a morning drop as millions from major banks supported the market. By 3 p.m. the close showed gains and a generally easier tone with mixed results. United States Steel led the upswing as buying continued on the 12 million share day
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United States Steel
Iowa Debaters to Meet Oxford U Next Day in Iowa City
The University of Iowa debate team of Fred Webber Edward L Carmody and Charles R Nutting will face the Oxford University team in Iowa City tomorrow. The announcement came today from organizers.
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Iowa City
U.P
Fred Webber
Fairfield
Edward L Carmody
Davenport
Charles R Nutting
University of Iowa
Oxford University
Pioneering Washington County matriarch Mrs. T. L. Montgomery dies
Mrs. T. L. Montgomery longtime Washington County resident since 1855 and wife of Captain T. L. Montgomery died at her East Main Street home after a long illness. Survived by six children eight grandchildren and a brother J M Lytle. Funeral set for Saturday at 10:30 a m at the home with interment in Elm Grove Cemetery. flowers omitted per family request.
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T. L. Montgomery
East Main Street
Washington County
Jackson Township
Catharine Lytle
Robert and
Eliza Smith Lytle
Indiana County
Pennsylvani
Mrs. Montgomery
United Presbyteria Church
Montgomery
Tawns
Althea
W. L. Montgomery
Davenport
Ella
Mansfield
Ohio
R. P. Taylor
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
G. E. Davis
Keokuk
W. G. Masson
Washington
J. M. Lytle
Willard Wylie
Newton
Fulton
Elm Grove Cemetery
Towa
U S Germany Move Toward Separate War Debt Pact
Negotiations begin to finalize a direct reparations agreement between the United States and Germany independent of the Young plan. Ambassdor Goula Schurman presented an aide memoire. German officials seek technical clarifications with an anticipated early signing before European adoption of the Young plan.
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Berlin
United States
Germany
Owen D. Young
United Press
Jacob Goula Schurman
Foreign Office
Inspector praises Washington schools after visit
Miss Clara M Wallace state inspector of normal training high schools and junior colleges completed a brief investigation of the local high school and junior college. She told Superintendent Peet Dean Meade and Miss Patton she was well pleased with the work and the enlarged junior college enrollment. She noted Des Moines shows rapid growth among state junior colleges and added she had previously served as county superintendent in Washington County.
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Washington
Clara M.wal’ice
J. HH. Peet
Harland Meade
Della Patton
Miss Wallace
Des Moines
Winnie Palmer
Brighton
Washington County
Publishers Honor John Applegate Jr Master Bank Award
John Applegate Jr son of Mayor John Applegate is named to the Master Bank of the League of Curtis salesmen for his standout Curtis publication sales record and strong school performance. The honor marks recognition of his local representative work and achievements.
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John Applegate, Jr
John Applegate
League of Curtis Salesmen
Curtis Publications
Cur
Geese Battle Halts Miners at Ishpeming Mine
In Ishpeming Michigan on October 25 miners contend with 200 wild geese at the Tillden open pit as geese roosting sightlines collide with mine structures. The flock splits and the miners respond en masse capturing several birds amid a blizzard disrupted night operations.
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Ishpeming
Mich
Tillden
Endurance Run to Start Tuesday
Dick Marmon veteran Indianapolis race driver begins a 100 hour non motor endurance test on Tuesday October 29 at 1 pm leaving from Washington Motor Company and visiting 38 towns across Iowa with a planned 2500 mile distance at an average 35 mph. Local sponsors provide tires coffee malted milk forecasted finish November 2 at 5 pm.
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Dick” Marmon
Indianapolis
Washington Motor
Curl
Rothschilds
Earle W. Corbin & Co
Geo. L. McDaniel
H & A Baking Company
Marmon
Scott Furniture
Fall Found Guilty in $100,000 Bribe Case
Former Secretary of the Interior Albert B Fall was found guilty by a jury in Washington on bribery charges connected to the Elk Hills naval oil reserve deal with E L Doheny. The jury urged mercy, and sentencing will follow motions for new trial and arrest of judgment.
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Secretary of the Interior
Albert B. Fall
E. L. Doheny
Fall
Elk Hills
Calif
Naval Oil Reserve
Doheny
Pan-American Company
Frank J. Hogan
Publishing Company Promise of Job Placement in Philadelphia
Tis Publishing Company of Philadelphia guarantees to obtain for him a desirable position when he has finished school and is ready to take up permanent employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tis Publishing Company of
Philadelphia
No Professionals in Junior College
A journal investigation at Washington Junior College argues the campus should join Carnegie’s list as the 29th pure school. The report notes faculty and athletes connected to subsiz ed athletics, and one local athlete denies knowledge of any subsidy or professionalism charge, claiming subsidies are diving machines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie
Journal
Washington Junior College
Des Moines Holdups Reach Six in Five Nights
A string of five consecutive hold ups in Des Moines continues with two unmasked bandits robbing the Hartman drug store and stealing from a clerk and three customers. The five night total hits six holdups and about $500 in receipts.
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Des Moines
Hartman Drug Store
High School Football Team Heads to Solon Iowa
Twenty three members of the local high school football squad departed Washington at 12 30 noon for Solon Iowa. They will meet the Solon team at 3 pm. Coach James Schultz declines definite outcome predictions while noting Jones may play at fullback if needed.
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Washington
Solon
Iowa
James Schultz
Jones
Schultz
McElhinney
Fuhr
George McAvoy
Solon Aggregation
Journal
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