Journal's Weekly News Review highlights Iowa and national events
A Saturday page summarizes the week in Washington County, Town, and abroad. Highlights include Boy Scouts fellowship funds, central Iowa musical contests on radio, farm and agriculture discussions, journalist conferences, Linn County rallies, local crime and politics, university homecoming plans, eastern star registration, notable deaths, and anti Hoover Smith prospects. The page compiles material from state, national, and county papers for a compact check-up of the week.
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Washington County
Theatres Preview at Vox and Week’s Film Lineup
The Vox Theatre showcases Half a Bride featuring Esther Rolston and Gary Cooper as a daring finale with a desert island twist. Also on view are The Show by McEvoy and Dixie Dugan with Alice White, plus Buck Jones in The Big Hop. The week lists John Gilbert in The Cossacks and Emil Jennings in Street of Sin, with Happy Joe’s Tennessee Singers performing.
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VOX Theatre
Ther Rolston
Gary Cooper
J.P. McEvoy
Alice White
Dixie Dugan
Dixie
Jimmy
Buck Jones
Wasver
Sin
Emil Jenni
Fay Wray
Salvation
London
Happy Joe's
Tennessee Sunnier Singers
The
John Gilbert
Ben Adore
Sappy Joe's
Tennessee
Dubilew Singers
Emil Jennings
Frida
the Cop
Smith Campaign Swing and Hoover Confidence in Mount Home City
General News notes Hoover twice voiced belief of victory in Alfred E. Smith’s Mount home city Mou nt. Over 600 people were arrested early Sunday as state troopers raided a roadblock between Gloucester and Mount Ethrain. The drive to mobilize voters in the north Atlantic states was planned for the final ten days before the election. James M. Dyer of Rumford, Maine, naval air pilot with 1251 hours this political year, was awarded the Herbert Scliff memorial trophy for safe flying. Back home from a 2804 mile campaign swing, Governor Smith.
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Iorbert Hoover
Alfred B. Smith
Gloucester
Mass
Mount Ethrain
North Atlantic Seaboard
James &. Dyer
Rumford
Maine
Herbert Scliff
Governor Smith
Washington Ten Years Ago in a Washington newspaper
A collage of late 1910s items reports church moves by Dr. Frank A. Gageby, local weddings, and civic notes. Moves include Gageby leaving First Presbyterian for St. Pauls Evangelical Beverly Hills. Community efforts feature Red Cross knitting and phonograph record drives for soldiers. Election officials listed, real estate sales noted, and casualty reports from France accompany profiles of local families and business transfers.
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Frank A. Gageby
Waltington
St. Pauls Evangelical
Beverly Hills
Chicago
M.D. Yard
Orty
Char
PG. Hanley
Kyle
Franz Landau
Joffrey
Duluth
Minnesota
Namara
Emu
Noted Washington Person of Charles J. Wilson
Charles J. Wilson known as C.J. to many Washington residents is profiled as a lawyer and long time public figure. The sketch highlights his curiosity collection of guns and arrowheads, garden tuberoses, and his deep roots in state and county politics including service as city solicitor and county attorney.
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Charles J. Wilson
Washington
Washington County
James Cunningham
C.J
MeJuikin
Towa University
Towa Law School
Stone
Wilso
Wilson & Kelloge
Richland Wilson
Wilson and Wilson
Known
Kellogg
Carlton C. Wilson
Col. Wilson
Find
Tblican State Central Committee
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Iowa
J. Wilson
Washington county notes on events and obituaries
Washington county reports a banquet at the Y with the dean of the medical school, local marriages and births, accidents and deaths, school and civic notices, and plans for future community events including Armistice day and a theater project. The record lists names such as Frank J. Elder, Ed Hamme, W. W. Howers, Wilson, Winnie Palmer, Mary Hunter, Clara Faulkner, Mary Welch, George D. Wilson, Edna Morrow, and many others along with locations like Ottumwa and Decatur. The week includes elections, business updates, and social gatherings across the county.
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Winnie Palmer
Mary Hunter
Clara Faulkner
Mary Welch
Ottumwa
Presbyterian youth group pot luck and social event
The Young People's Bible class of the Presbyterian Church invites members to a pot luck dinner and social at the home of Mr. and Mrs J B Schmooler on Monday October 29 at 6 30 Bring sandwiches silverware and serving dishes There will be a program and a candy and pie social at the Ore you No school Tuesday night October 40 with Edna Mae Foss the teacher
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Tirka
Ainsworth
Everett Raymond Cox
Washington
Thomas H. Knotts
West Chester
Ames
Lala
Cecil Arthur
North Bourthvenue
C. BE. Richardson
J.C Mathers
Haskingl
B.S
R. E. Thornton
Young People’s Bible Etss
Presbterian Church
J. B. Schmooler
Kcis
Edna Mae Foss
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Organization of Boy Scouts America
University of Iowa Bureau of Character Education
Atwater Kent Foundation
T. J
Newton
J. L Myerly
Town Agricultural Equality Voters League
Camp Aten
the Quill and Scroll
Linn County
Democrats
John Chopek
Town City
State Hospital
Mt Pleasant
Smith W. Brook
Lafayette Ring
Towa
Okoboji
Towa Library Association
Marshalltown
Thesday
Joe T. Robinson
Sioux City
Progressive Party
University of Town
Cedar Rapid
Grand Chapter of
Order
Eastern Star
Louis B. Shage
Cedar Rapids
Willis L. Stern
Geo. N. Peck
Alfred Smith
Atlantis
Albert City
Herbert Hoover
E. Smith
Will Laim
Automo
Rapids
Con
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Towa Bite
Iowa Automotive
Thursay
Des Moines
Covor Hoover
Gov. Juhn
Haan
Tama
NEW Graham Theaters
Lea
Gilbert
Russia
Renee Adoree
Ha.y
Washington County United War Work
Wetert
First Ward
Geo. F. Ross
R. L. Schilling
C. M
H. Dougal
B. J Harmeier
Second Ward
T. J Rerdo
C. K. Manck
J. M
Earl Carter
Ollie
Iown
Evans
Ae. Hillhouse
Clara Topping
Kalona
Merton ‘ Ing
France
Casualty Vist
Joan Flannagan
Company K
Blankwanorn
Red Cross
Red Cross Rooms
Mesdames A. R. Dewey
Earl Simpson
al Cock
Lara Darbyshire
Ham Will Stewart
J. M. Godfrey
Walker
Dickerson
Jennie Ateh
Crail
Stella Don Jdson
Kathryn Marbours
Elzabeth Starawson
Frankie Honn Hoek
John Drishof
Mazel Samt Pla
Alexander Delo
Jay Brewer
Hoboke Ihan
Spe
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Col
D. J. Palmer
Norman Hall
Charles E. Brown
Ditford’ Thorne
W. Brookhart
A. ©. Shields
George Buckley
Abert West
H. A. Burrell
Alex Miller
A. Dewey
Krude “Howman
Winfield Smouse
John Fergue
Marsh W. Bailey
James H. Young
Henry M. Eicher
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Town National Guard
Wellston
Viola Stout
Episcopal Maplewood
New Jersey
Church Joint Commission On Christ In
General Invention
United States
West Indies
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Morris Eller
Eilers Fisteen
Woodrow Wilson
Leviathan
Europe
New York
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Graf Zeppelin
Midwest America
Maud Weiss
Chantel
Clayton D. Lee
Justic
United Press Association
Imposed
U.S
Charles L. McNary
McNary-Haughen
State University of Town
Frank J. Orville Elder
Ed Hamme
W. W. Howers
Wilson
Box Theatre
Mrs. Earl Browning
Atre
Afher Association
Lester Long
Fritz Fields
Western States
Howard Sitter Auto
North Town Avenue
George D. Wilson
Mary Woon
Decatur, Low
Henrietta, Hulk
Eves
Marjorie Pratt
Bi Smith
Helen Atchie Jenniny Crow
Mary
Edna Morrow Dauhter
Mr . Morrow
Wasmas H. Lewis den
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Emmet
Chirk
Brookings
South Dakota
Elm Grove
Richard Gaines
Fairfield
Inshington County Hospital
Robert Smith Custer
Cassing
Taylor
East Third Street
County Andite Ofice
Jennie Cress
Mara Doane
West Jefferson Treet
J. C. Crawford
Greeles
Colorado
Rank Crasford
John Meredith Llosa
Vill
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John McCormack
Len
Clarence B. Chamberlin
Germany
George Norris
Nebr
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Altr Smith
United Press
Portland
Son
Coolidge
Cali
C. B.C. Collyer
Los Angeles
Michael
King
Rumania
Karl
Iserecea
Inger
Clarinda
Lucy Mangold
Mrs Do. Palmer
Eva A. Robertson
Ralph Robertson
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Republican County
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Ars
George Morrison
Ira
W. G. Stewart Manton Hebner
Morrison
Dorothy Clark
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Iowa City
Jesse Phillips
A. W. Clow
Southeastern Osteopathic
Harry Dickerson
Lauder Ke
the Order of Town
Everett Griffith
Agnes Kana
Champaign
Micnols
W. W. Bowers
Luther
Chem- Raizn
Ilinois
Thurday
Hiram Johnson
California
Alfred K. Smith
Congress
Tavitt Plank
Gov. Smith