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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1924

Page

2

Bryan Opens Midwest Campaign In Elk Point Sd

Governor Charles W. Bryan, Democratic vice presidential nominee, speaks at Louis M Crisis farm in Elk Point South Dakota. He attacks Republican policies on farming and labor relief, urges reading the Democratic platform, and argues for economic equality and reform to aid agriculture and wage earners.

Bryan United States Democratic Party Congress Northwest Republican Party Mr. Bryan Federal Reserve System Gov East Coolidge Colidge

Notable Voice Defines Progressives and Conservatives

The speaker praises the administration for measures aimed at ending class privilege and distinction. He defines a progressive as one who thinks in terms of human beings and a conservative as one who thinks in terms of dollars.

American fliers back on North American soil in Labrador

Associated Press reports the American airmen completed a 570 mile flight from Ivigular Greenland to Ice Tickel near Indian Harbor Labrador. Lieutenant Lowell H. Smith and Eric Belson arrived at 3 18 P M EST yesterday and are reported in good condition.

Associated Preas Washington North American Labrador Greenland Lowell H. Smith Eric Belson Indian Arbor

Chinese Still on Verge of War in Shanghai

Renewed rain and indecisive conference results delay any open fighting in Shanghai. The city waits tonight for authentic reports of a possible military engagement as tension escalates into a war like scene.

Shanghai Epts

Bat and Bicycle Licenses Bring New Fees

City records show new licensing fees with a 17 cent charge for bat licenses and a 2 dollar 50 cent item for bicycle licenses, alongside small adjustments in other line items. The notices indicate revised costs effective immediately.

Inside look at Republican mindset on La Follette impact

A confidential Washington summary outlines La Follette as a growing threat to Republican unity and a potential balance of power in Congress. It notes Coolidge's stronger-than-party stance and warns of La Follette's cross‑sector appeal influencing key House and Senate contests in 193? involving Rhode Island South Carolina and national districts.

Washington Coolidge New England Cal Hin la Follette Hould la Follette Congress House Senate Colt Rhode Island South Carolina J. F. Byrnes Nathaniel Dial Tte

Letter of Tam Wang Seeks Work With Humble Claims

A Chinese applicant writes Sir to seek employment claiming capable typing and good English. He notes his last job ended after “the large man has dead” and offers to arrive on a date the recipient should guess, asking if he can be of use.

Tam Wang

Pretty Idea of Death Among Salvation Army Workers

The Houston Post notes Salvation Army workers hold a devout view of death, rarely calling a member dead and saying he has been promoted to glory, reflecting a hopeful, ceremonial understanding.

Salvation Army Houston Post

Kansas City Livestock Market Report Highlights

Kansas City notes on September 1 show cattle receipts at 8 000 with yearlings and fed cattle steady to strong, vealers mixed with some declines, stockers up to 6.00 and calves uneven. Hogs receipts reach 10 000 with top at 9.70 and 9.65 for packers, while sheep and lambs total 12 000 with native lambs at 13.75 and ewes about 4.75 to 5.26.

Kansas City Cpota

A Winner Never Quits Motto for Life Insurance Society

A life insurance society adopts the motto A winner never quits and a quitter never wins, reflecting its branding and ethos as it encourages perseverance among members.

Life Assurance Society

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