Long Term Bond Issue Defended Amid Deficit Debate
Treasury officials defend the long term 800 million dollar bond issue to aid past deficits. They say continued short term borrowing would be unwieldy. Oversubscribed but book kept open for wider subscriptions. Officials stress maintaining public confidence amid economic difficulties. Senator Fess cites banker loan fears as example of low confidence across the country.
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Washington
Treasury
Mellon
Dog Bite Leads to Euthanized Animal and Rabies Consideration
Charles Foster was bitten by a dog in the 00 block of Fast Main Street this morning. The dog was killed and its head sent to Iowa City for testing as authorities suspected possible rabies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Foster
Leigh Foster
Fast Main Street
Iowa City
Pacific Flight Permit for 2 Americans Centered on Japan
Japan grants a permit to Dor Moyle and C. A. Alten of Los Angeles to attempt a nonstop Pacific crossing from Sap Ibhora Beach in a City of Tacoma craft. They entered Asahi contest for a 25000 prize, with Moyle and Alten racing against Hugh Lindon Jr. and Clyde Pingborn who await final approval for their trans Pacific trek. The report also notes ongoing preparations and a related family flight plan by the Lindberghs and De Seversky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tees
Dor Moyle
Los Angeles
Jalor Glory’ Fier
C. A. Alten
Pacific Ocean
Meanwtee
Hugh Eindon, Jr
Clyde Pingborn
Thers
Worsk
New York
Tokio
Russia
Cleveland
Alexander de Severski
Evelyn
Lindberghs
Counie
Moscow
Mire Deseversky
de Seversky
Mrs Heyde of Brighton Dead in Iowa
Mrs. Kate Heyde, born June 7, 1865 in Rochester New York, died last evening at ten twenty at her daughter’s home near Brighton Iowa. She leaves husband William die d in 1920 and a large family including daughters Mrs Minnie Mann and Mrs Clara Shepherd sons Will and Walter, eleven grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at the Christian church in Brighton Friday at 2 30 p m with burial in Brighton cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Sant
Kate Heyde
Minnie Mann
Rochester
New York
Henry
Barbara Criesehe Faber
Iowa
Walnut Township
Jefferson County
Mr. Heyde
Clara Shepherd
Will
Walter
Jake
Lorkridge
Ben
Cedar Rapids
Louis
Swickard
Eliza Weidmer
The
Christian Church
Omaha coin collector's collection stolen during renominating
OMAHA Neb While Whelton T Thorson a local coin collector was renominated chairman of the American Numismatic Association at Cincinnati thieves broke into his home and carried away his valuable old coin collection.
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Omaha, Neb
Whelton T. Thorson
Omaha
American Numismatic Association
Cincinnati
John Blattner Dead in Kansas Funeral Rites Set
John Blattner 77, former Washington county resident, died Tuesday at his sister’s home in Wellington Kansas. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 1 30 PM at Valley Enochim west of town, burial in Oak Ridge Cemetery, with Rev. Carl W. Klein in charge. He lived in Kearney Lincoln and Wellington, earned a nickname Golden Eagle, and left many friends in Washington county. only his sister Mrs H K Harbaugh survives.
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John Blattner
Washington County
Valley Echnion
Carl W. Klein
Blattner
Oak Ridge Cemetery
Washington
Wellington
Kan
H. K. Herbaugh
Harbaugh
Nellie Elias
L. A. Jones Funeral Home
Mr. Blattner
Dutch Creek Township
George and
Christine (Mayer) Blattner
Golden Eagle
Kearney
Lincoln
Nebraska
Kansas
Keota
Dutch Creek
Ile
Harbaneh
Maxwell Man at Ames Shoots Wife and Then Himself
Maxwell Oyler shot his wife Mrs. Oyler in Maxwell Iowa after she left him and their three children for a nurse job in Ames. He then killed himself in Ames after reading a divorce demand letter. Officers report a troubled marriage and a fatal domestic incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell
Ames
Chford Oyler
Oyler
Iowa
Six More Chilean Navy Vessels Join Mutiny at Talcahuano
Six additional ships including three submarines and a submarine tender joined the Talcahuano mutiny in southern Chile. Crews ashore the officers and sailed for an unknown destination believed to be Coquimbo where rebels concentrate. Government extends siege powers as new regime forms.
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Santiago
Chile
Talcahuano
Concepcion
Coquimbo
Injunctions Issued Against Enjoinment of Liquor Law Violators
Judge D W Hamilton granted decrees enjoining several men linked to recent liquor law infractions after arrests and sentences in prior months. Also three divorces granted Edith Piper Hugh Piper Nell Spear Ruth Springman. a default entered in Serel Taylor Lydia Taylor case. A separate armed shooting ended with the death of Mrs Tyler after an altercation with her husband Oyler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Hamilton
George F. Morrison
W. E Hall
Charles W. McHenry
Marvin Buck
Ray Raymond
Harley Noel
Earl Adams
David Lowry Russell Morgan
Roy G. Hamston
Walter Burgin
John Peweil
Hamilton
Grindell
Washington
Edith M. Piper
Hugh A. Piper Nellan
Spear
Arthur Spear
Ruth Springman
Dave J. Springman
Serel Taylor
Lydia Pearl Taylor
Last Minute News Briefs From Des Moines And Around World
Summary of terse items includes state agent presenting two women claiming to be wives of John M. Smith to the Des Moines capital for a meeting with the former governor candidate from Clarinda insane hospital. Other dispatches report fatal rioting in Barcelona during a general strike, a gold strike near Mt Hull in Oregon/Washington, a Florida man threatening suicide amid police siege, and weak radio contact with the Polar submarine Nautilus off Spitzbergen.
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Des Moines
Sept
J.P
Myron C. Tullar
John M. Smith
Smith
Iowa
Clarinda
Barcelona
Spain
U.P
Carmen Street
Iowa Governor Candidate’s Wife Arrested In Fraud Case
Mrs. John Smith was held in Des Moines on charges of attempting to defraud an insurance company of 50000. The case ties to John Smith, former Iowa governor candidate who disappeared in February and later appeared in sane at a hospital. Authorities probe his alleged marriages and other persons tied to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
John Smith
Iowa
Smith
Garner
Kansas
Mae Clayton
Mae Jay Smith
Clayton
Clarinda
Enrollment at Washington High Reaches 436 So Far
Registration at Washington High shows 436 students enrolled this morning with expectations to exceed 450 as more enrollments flow in before the opening of school next Monday. Freshmen number 116, sophomores 120, juniors 119, seniors 90. Principal Miss Della Patton notes several more, including eight juniors and two seniors from other schools, will enroll. Registration also opened in the junior college today and continues through tomorrow.
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Washington High School
Della Patton
Patton
Red Cross Field Representative Here
Miss Ruth Fischer the Red Cross field representative from St Louis is in Washington today and tomorrow making advance preparations with the county executive committee for the annual Red Cross roll call. The county has 4.8 percent Red Cross members and is considered active. A board meeting at the library tomorrow afternoon will review further plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Fischer
Red Cross
St. Louis
Washington
Miss Fischer
Washington County
Park expands with John Graham block acquisition
Sunset park gains new ground north of the west park end by the John Graham block between Washington and Main streets. The land will become parking and picnic space with a Mall street entrance, moved buildings, and tables and water planned for fall. Park commissioner J F Simpson notes demand for parking on busy days and safer play areas. The Willains family resides on the purchased site, just over a block included.
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Sunset Park
John Graham
Washington and
Main Streets
Mall Street
J. F. Simpson
Simpson
H. J. Willains
Simmering Taken by Death at Home Near Washington
George Simmering son of Mr and Mrs John Simmering died at about three o'clock in the afternoon at his parents home two miles northeast of Washington. Death caused by infantile paralysis. He was 22 years old.
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George Simmering
John Simmonering
Washington
L. A. Jones [Mere
Golf Ball Fear Overshadows Jobs in U S
In Beverly Hills on September 3 the writer notes the country dwells on golf ball dimensions while unemployment remains a concern. He cites five thousand spectators following Bobby Jones at the golf championship and suggests Bobby Jones should advise Washington to revive interest in government.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
Bobby Jones
Bobby
Washington
Doctors hear talk on hospital work and administration
The Washington County Medical Association met in the Y auditorium with wives and guests attending. Dr Ek Stutsman presided and Dr Murray McCreedy joined. Robert Neff, University hospitals administrator, spoke on hospital development and the role of hospitals in medical education and disease prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Masson
Ek. E. Stutsman
Murray McCreedy
Brighton
C. A. Boies
Robert K. Neff
University Hospitals
State University of Iowa
Neff
Indiana University
Indiana University Hospitals
Indianapolis City Dispensary
Social Service Department
Joint Purchasing Committee of
Indiana
Children’s Hospital Association of America
United State
Local Festival Plans Include Band and Drum Corps
At a fall festival chairmen meeting, committees reviewed entertainment and finances. The entertainment allotment rises to 1500 dollars. Washington band and Legion drum corps expected to headline alongside the municipal band. Booster drives aim to raise 400 dollars, concessions director touts new rides, and festival ads will run on car bumpers and shop covers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Ward
Washington Band
Legion Drum Corps
Washington Municipal Band
Concessions and Rides
Carl W. Klein
Wisie Long
Ford
Bank Robbery in Colfax Nets $1000 for Four Bandits
Four bandits held up the People's State Bank of Colfax, Wisconsin, escaping with about $1000 in currency. They fled in a large sedan toward Chippewa Falls, as reported from Colfax on September 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colfax
Wis
People’s State Bank of
Chippewa Falls
Will Reclaim Used Car Oil in Washington
A. K. Putnam to start a Washington business reclaiming crankcase oil. The Tripleil process renews used oil for reuse and will operate in a room owned by R. F. Dougherty on Gasoline Alley. An agency covers Washington Jefferson Henry and Louisa counties as the plant nears opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
A. K. Putnam
R. F E. Dougherty
Gasoline Alley
Oldsmobile
Louisa Counties
Putnam
Hospital talk urges care for all and facility expansion
A speaker praised Washington county’s hospital and the chance to meet local doctors and their wives. He urged expansion of hospital facilities to reach all classes, stressing health as an economic asset. Out-of-town guests included Dr. Harold Spilman Ottumwa and Dr. L. R. Hinsdall Keota among others.
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Washington County
Harold Spilman
Ottumwa
L. R. Hinsdall
Keota
BE. C. Allen
Way- Tewee Edachitta
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Walter S. Gifford
California
Normel
American Federation of Labor Executive Committee
Bess
Simeon D. Fess
Republican National Committee
Bome
Moss
Ohio
Fess
United States
Plan For Pacific Flights
Japan
Ameri
Tacoma 1
Sapibhora Beach
Moyle
Allen Alrowdy
Asahi
America
Mrs. Heyde
Puneral
American Friendship Society of
Detroit
Albert B. Plater
Harry F. Powers
West Virginia
Bluebeard
Detow
State of
Serge
Navy
Senate
Chamber
Arturo Allessandri
Manuel Hidalgo
Jert
Oroville
Wash
Moston
Peter McPherson
Mt. Hull
Deptes
Miami
Fla
William N. Perry
London
Exchange Telegraph Company
Advent Bay
Spitzbergen
Jaeger
Ingertraede
Por
Pruped AP
Graham
McNeuger By
Adhes Lon
Hospipal Executive Prom
Washington County Medical Association
Shirley Clark
Wisconsin
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