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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1924

Page

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Funeral rites for Henry C Wallace held at White House

Funeral services for Henry C Wallace secretary of agriculture since 1921 were held in the White House East Room with President Coolidge and foreign diplomats present. The body to be taken to Des Moines for burial. request made for lie in state at the Iowa Capitol upon arrival from Washington.

Asociated Press Washington Ort Henry C. Wallace White House Wallace Miss Roth Angus McLay Hirmingham Mich James Henry A Des Moines John St. Petersburg Fla John FP. Wallace Charles Bruggemann Mellon Wilbur Davis Work Stone New Gore Wallace Radcliffe New York Avenue Presbyterian Oh C. E. Hawthorne Coolidge James F. Coupal Joel T. Boone Radcliffe State Capitol Capitol Building Executive Council C. D. Reed F. Sarle Crop Service United States Department of Agriculture Mark Thornberg

Fort Madison photographer killed in Wapello road crash

Burlington Oct 27 Mrs Lena Decrevel of Fort Madison died when the automobile she rode in went into a ditch and overturned two miles north of Mediapolis on the Wapello road Sunday evening. The car was driven by John Tieken. Decrevel, survived by two children, was brought to Burlington.

Burlington Lena Decrevel Fort Madison Wapello Mediapolis John Tieken Decrevel

Dawes Launches Rapid Fire Assault on La Follette in New York

Republican vice presidential candidate Charles G. Dawes opened a New York swing with a rapid fire assault on the La Follette independent bid. He spoke in Albany Syracuse Utica and Rochester, ending in Rochester tonight before traveling to Chicago.

Associated Press Albany N. Y Charles G. Dawes la Follette New York State Syracuse Utica Rochester Dawes Chicago New York

Navy Day Observed Across Ports In World Wide Celebrations

Navy Day events marked celebrations in San Pedro with the West Virginia and California in port, open house for visitors, and illuminated battleships at night. Philadelphia hosted the naval aircraft factory open to the public, while Samoa held ceremonies and school programs. In Tokyo American officials observed the day at Yasukuni Shrine with naval officers in attendance.

Preea San Pedro Calif West Virginia United Battle Fleet California Aircraft Philadelphia Naval Aircraft Factory Philadelphia Navy Yard Admiral Deweys Olympia Manila Samoa Isle of Samoa Yasukuni Empire

La Follette Campaign Mobilizes 100 Car Teams in Chicago

Chicago hosts over 100 automobile teams forming the Paul Revere squadron to delivers at least 400 open air speeches daily for the La Follette Wheeler ticket. State Chairman Charles J. Mac Gowan announced final week plans. Each evening two meetings will be held on street corners with two spokesmen per car.

Associated Press Chicago la Follette Paul Revere Independent Ticket Charles J. MacGowan la Follette and Wheeler

Austrian Countess Flown Back Amid Deportation Drive

S S Standwood Menken leads effort to deport Countess Catherine Karolyi wife of former Hungary president after she arrives for lectures. She is barred from landing. security guards protect her amid threats. Hungarian aristocrat with claimed bolshevik ties and rumored ties to Bela Kun.

Associated Press New York S. S. Standwood Menken National Security League Catherine Karolyi Hungary George Washington State Department

Mr and Mrs Joe Falk Return From Davenport Visit

Mr and Mrs Joe Falk returned from Davenport where they spent a few days with relatives.

Joe Falk Davenport

La Follette Sees New Voters Back Progressive Ticket

Senator Robert M. La Follette campaigns across Maryland New York and Ohio asserting rising registrations favor the La Follette Wheeler ticket He plans stops in Baltimore Brooklyn Schenectady Boston and Pittsburgh before Cleveland and voices confidence in first time voters backing his bid.

Broadway Mourns Lew Dockstader After Fatal Fall

Broadway bows to Lew Dockstader 69 year old minstrel and blackface comedian who died at his daughter's home after two years of illness from a fall. He had spent over half a century on stage. Funeral set for tomorrow at Angel's Church.

New York Broadway Lew Doeckstader Warren Palmer Dockstader Angel's Church

Tong killings hint at Omaha tong war

Ong Lem, a Chinese waiter and tong member, was shot dead early today at work in Omaha. Chin Hin, another tong member, is detained without bail as police probe the murder. A witness identified a man in a black cap fleeing the restaurant, though Hin did not wear such a cap.

Omaha Ong Lem Chin Hin Lem Hin

Marines Land In China Move Toward Peking

One hundred American marines were landed from the cruiser Huron at Taku and proceeded to Peking. Rumors about events in the capital circulated widely, but reliable news was unavailable.

U. S China Peking Taku Tientsin Huron

Driver Sought After Fatal Hit Run In Centerville

Authorities in Appanoose county search for the driver of a passing car that struck Ruth Whisler and seriously injured her sister Leone two miles west of Centerville Iowa. The sisters had been fleeing a wreck involving their car driven by Vesta McCreary en route to Unionville to visit a gravely ill grandfather.

Iffy Associated Preas Centerville Appanoose County Ruth Whisler Lincoln Neb Leone Whisler Here Unionville Vesta McCreary McCreary

State run farms report 1923 profits total 220825

Net profits totaling 220 823.26 were earned in 1923 by the state farms at fifteen institutions under the board of control. The report lists individual profits for Anamosa Cherokee Clarinda Davenport Eldora Fort Madison Glenwood Independence Mount Pleasant Marshalltown Mitchellville Oakdale Toledo Rockwell City and Woodward.

Des Moines Board of Control E. L. Hogue N. E. Kendall General Assembly Anamosa Cherokee Clarinda Davenport Eldora Fort Madison Glenwood Independence Mt. Pleasant Marshalltown Mitchellville Oakdale Sanitarium Toledo Rockwell City Woodward

Allied Experts Hold Paris Conference on Reparation Plans

A conference of experts from allied powers opens in Paris to prepare ground for a later finance ministers meeting. They will discuss distribution of Dawes reparations with focus on American claims totaling about 300 million dollars for occupation costs in the Rhineland.

Paris Germany Dawes Rhineland

Forest Fire Threatens Arsenal Near Dover

Forest fires raged for hours in inaccessible woods toward the Picatinny arsenal in Dover New Jersey. Marines and 100 soldiers from Governor's Island were called to help as flames climbed a mountain two thousand feet from the nearest arsenal building.

Dover N. J Picatinny Arsenal Governor's Island New York

De Valera Again Placed in Prison

Irish republican leader Eamon de Valera was arrested last night at Londonderry and brought to Belfast under heavy guard. He had been seized Friday at Newry, County Down, and released with warning that returning could bring two years’ imprisonment.

Associated Preas Belfast Ireland Raman de Valera Republican Londonderry Newry County Down Ulster

Day Agents Open War on Rum Fleet

The first major engagement with prohibition enforcement navy scattered the rum fleet off Cape Cod and Cape Ann. Eight vessels with crews and contraband liquor valued at 100000 dollars were seized in Boston Gloucester and New London with more than twenty prisoners. The Tampa cutter brought in the Marjorie E fachman and five motor boats. another motor boat was seized at Gloucester and one at New London.

Associated Press Boston Cape Cod Cape Ann Prohibition Enforcement Navy Gloucester New London Conn Coast Guard Tampa New Foundland Marjorie E Fachman Block Island

Mother confesses choking two weeks old baby to death

Mrs Blanche Tobias 21 of Wooster Ohio confessed to county prosecutor that she choked her two weeks old infant to death believing it would not have a fair chance. Her husband George Tobias was previously held to the grand jury on assault and battery after neighbors found Mrs Tobias injured in the yard.

Associated Press Wooster Ohio Blanche Tobias J. O. Fritz George Tobias

Driver dies after car skids on road glare near West Branch

Edwin F. McClellan, 18, of Iowa City was instantly killed when his car left a road grade near West Branch. Miss Lucile Moore, 18, was thrown clear. Moore said an oncoming vehicle blinded McClellan who drove toward the ditch and was crushed.

Associated Press Iowa City Edwin F. McClellan West Branch Here Lucile Moore McClellan

Seaplane Pilot Dies After Lake Madison Crash

Leslie Campbell, 22, aviator, was killed less than five minutes into his first seaplane flight when his aircraft plunged about 500 feet into Lake Madison near Madison, South Dakota, yesterday.

Associated Press Madison Leslie Campbell Lake Madison

Attorneys Urged to Resign Over Prohibition Enforcement

Four U S district attorneys were asked to resign and six others have resigned since July due to failure to enforce the prohibition laws, Attorney General Stone said today in reference to charges of lax enforcement.

Associated Press Washington United States Stone

British Prime Minister questions Zinovieff letter authenticity

London officials report a Soviet note denying the Zinovieff letter’s authenticity and urging a British Communist revolt. Prime Minister MacDonald in Cardiff claims the letter may be genuine and vows firm action against foreign interference.

London Foreign Office Christian Rakovsky Eut MacDonald Cardiff Zenovieff Maxim Litvinoff M. Zino Communist Interroionale Central Committee British Communist Party M. Rakovaky Jiussigan Wales M. Zinovieff Zinovieff Reign Office

Brock Family Hosts In-law Visitors From South English

Mr and Mrs Fred Brock welcomed guests yesterday including her parents Mr and Mrs Sigafoose and her brother from South English. They motored over for a daytime visit.

Fred Brock Sigafoose

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H.C. Wallace Iowa FT. Madison Gen. Dawes Mr. la Follette RIVES San Pedro Parcel Post Security League Countess Jane Addams J. B. Marriman Gifford Pinchot F. D. Roosevelt Carrie Chapman Catt J. W. Gerard Margret Woodrow Wilson Menken Budapest Europe Mr. Menken Bela Kuhn Admiral Horthy Horthy Lew Dockstader Nebraska Arsenal DE Valera
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