Firpo Arrested on Immorality Charge and Entry Falsehood
Argentine heavyweight Luis Angel Firpo was released on 1000 bail after a warrant by Immigration Commissioner Curran. He faces two charges, including bringing a woman into the country for immoral purposes in 1922 and making false statements to a board reviewing his July entry. Attorney Hyman Bushel said Firpo would go to Ellis Island with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Luis Angel Firpo
Harry Wills
Curran
Special Board of Inquiry
Hyman Bushel
Ellis Island
Dempsey Breitenbach Promote Farm Listings and Local Visits
Local notices mention Dempsey and Breitenbach seeking farm listings in Crestline Ohio and Des Moines travel by two cars. Families of S D Wiley and others visit Crestline relatives and plan return to Ohio. Coal bill tips urge buying now or installing NUMETAL weather strips to save on fuel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wiley
S. D. Wiley
Crestline
Ohio
Des Moines
Ainsworth Plans National Defense Day Observance
Special to the Journal notes committees named for National Defense Day on September 12 in Ainsworth. W. G. Robertson is chairman. Entertainment includes W. G. Robertson and C. R. Stearns. Publicity by W. T. Trotter E R Lins and others. Parade J C Jones and Jesse Marr. Observance J A Marsh. Afternoon program at 3 30 at the school house. General committee led by W R VanHorn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
W. G. Robertson
C. R. Stearns
W. T. Trotter
E. R. Lins
Charles Wolf
Legion and Women's Relief Corps
C. M. Spessard
Mae Jeffrey
J. C. Jones
Jesse Marr
J. A. Marsh
W. R. VanHorn
A. BE. Sands
R. C. McKiernan
Crawfordsville Sporting and Other Events Recap
Tennis doubles results feature Elwell McGugin and Fletcher White among winners in mixed sets. Pony Rex Beauchamp wins. Wise of Winfield takes 120 yard dash with Crawfordsville’s Smith close second. Ray Sweet wins bicycle race. Kenneth White wins little boys race. Mediapolis beats Oakville 6 to 4 in ball game. Olds sends horseshoe team to first place. Picture show draws crowds. Methodist orchestra solos. Quaife Ames lecture on animal husbandry draws attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwell
McGugin
Doty
Davidson
Fletcher
White
Marshall
Wood
Gingery
Mak
Miller
Matthews
Smith
Ross
McCoy
Carris
Mediapolis
Oakville
Olds
Methodist
Opal White
Clara Patterson
Quaife
Ames
Preliminary Red Cross Plans Move Forward in Washington
Miss Lola L. Trout, district nurse, met with local leaders in Washington to outline this fall’s Red Cross drive. Rev. J. R. McCrory, former head, will head the effort and announce action details and committees as plans advance. Early planning aims to ensure strong citizen support and enrollment in the nationwide campaign between Armistice Day and Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola L. Trout
Washington
Red Cross
J. R. McCrory
U. P
Miss Trout
McCrory
Keota Families Visit Washington Relatives
Mrs. Frank Klein and her children from Keota visit Washington relatives. Mrs. W Hofsteater and daughter Gertrude of Spokane arrived for a visit with her daughter Mrs. Nora Paul. Leonard Bridges—son of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Bridges—had a tonsil and adenoids operation at the county hospital and is recovering. W S Welch and wife with son Joe Welch of Bedford were guests yesterday at sister Mrs. J H Hull's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Klein
Keota
Washington
W. Hofsteater
Gertrude
Spokane
Nora
Leonard Bridges
J. C. Bridges
W. S. Welch
Joe Welch
Bedford
J. H. Hull
ABE MARTIN On Keepin Dressed Up Social Standing
ABE MARTIN argues that modern social prominence hinges on grooming and clothes not just wealth. He warns against dated dress like old suits and careless details such as baggy trousers, discolored mustaches, and worn hats, saying proper attire boosts confidence and respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Martin
Palm Beach
Swisher Injured in Davenport Wagon Accident
O M Swisher of the Washington area near Week Chester is hospitalized in Mercy Hospital Davenport after a wagon accident while working for a road crew. He suffered a pelvic fracture and stomach lining laceration with other injuries. his condition is painful and expected to require weeks of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. M. Swisher
Washington
Chester
Mercy Hospital
Davenport
Social Evening and Rebekah Plans For Anniversary Picnic
Miss Helen Brown hosted high school friends with games and an open air sleepover. The Rebekah lodge met with about sixty members and approved observing the Rebekah anniversary with a picnic at Sunset Park if weather permits, otherwise at the Rebekah hall. Committee chairs announced plans and a luncheon concluded the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Brown
John Henry
Helen
Rebekah Lodge
Rebekah
Sunset Park
Rebekah Hall
Rebekahs
Washington County
Hilma Larson
Stunt
Minnie Fiecar
Coffer
Hout
Charles Andérson
Davis Seeks Support in Nebraska Speech Tour
Jno W Davis arrived from Chicago to campaign in Nebraska with running mate Gov Charles W Bryan. He spoke to a South Omaha crowd and pledged support for religious freedom while courting farmers and party leaders including James Pahlman and Gilbert Hitchcock.
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Omaha
Neb
John W. Davis
Chicago
Nebraska
Charles W. Bryan
Ilinois
Iowa
South Omaha Exchange
Bryan
Congressional
Head of Missions Accused of Losing Funds
Cedar Rapids September 6 H M Ferguson former head of the Holiness Mission faced accusations of misusing funds. In Marion a courtroom scene involved reporter Ralph Clemen of the Evening Gazette and W L Crissman as tensions flared during the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
H. M. Ferguson
Holiness Mission
Marion
Ralph Clemen
Evening Gazette
W. L. Crissman
Iowa Roads In Good Shape Despite Light Rains
Iowa road conditions report from the Des Moines Automobile Club notes dirt roads largely unaffected by light showers. Many primary and gravel routes including Jefferson highway to Ames and Fort Dodge, and Whiteway No 7 routes, remain gravelled or graved with some dirt sections reporting minimal impact.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Des Moines Automobile Club
Jefferson Highway
Ames
Town Falls
Mason City
Albert Lea
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Indianois
Osceola
Leon
Bethany
Kansas City
St Joseph
Colfax
Newton
Grinnell
Town City
Davenport
Kellogg
Adel
Stuart
Atlantic
Council Bluffs
Omaha
Dexter
Madrid
Boone
Webster City
Fort Dodge
Storm Lake
Spencer
Spirit Lake
Panora
Guthrie Center
Harlan
Prairie City
Pella
Oskaloosa
Sigourney
Washington
Monroe
Story City
Blairsburg
Garner
Winterset
Afton
Creston
Perry
Grand Junction
Lincoln Highway
Pleasantville
Knoxville
Albia
Centerville
Death of Infant Elizbeth May Yoder in local home
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Yoder born yesterday morning died last evening at 515 South Avenue B. The babe named Elizabeth May lived about twelve hours. Funeral held at home this afternoon at 3 30, interment in Elm Grove cemetery.
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Henry Yoder
Yoder
South Avenue B
Elizabeth May
Elm Grove Cemetery
Fahy Freed on $50,000 Bond in Rondout Mail Robbery
Wm. F. Fahy a postal inspector charged with complicity in the Rondout mail robbery was released on bonds of $50,000. His arraignment before U S Commissioner Henry C. Beitler was postponed to September 16 by mutual agreement of counsel.
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Chicago
Til
Wm. F. Fahy
United States
Henry C. Beitler
Wealthy Former Iowa Woman Dead in Paris
Word comes from Cascade Indiana that Mrs. Margaret Larson died in Paris France after surgery. She was sixty five, widow of Peter Larson a multimillionaire railroad builder and Montana Washington capitalist. Daughter of Cascade residents she supported local churches and recently funded altar and railing at St Martins Church.
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Cascade
Paris
France
Margaret Larson
Peter Larson
Montana
Washington
Larson
Lowden urged as head of agriculture needs commission
Frank Lowden former Illinois governor arrived at the White House as a weekend guest amid strong calls to appoint him chairman of a proposed commission to study agricultural needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frank ©. Lowden
Illinois
Coolidge
Lowden
White House
Minister’s attorney in seclusion as trial continues
The ministerial attorney remained secluded as lawsuits proceed with him as a witness. Ferguson testified he kept no record of gifts to the mission but recalled receiving 200, 1500 and other sums. He noted 800 1000 and 1500 were deposited on the altar and that all money except 15000 spent on missionary work financed new buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferguson
Community notices and club meetings in West Chester area
Notices list events for September including Ladies Aid Society at the Methodist church with a serving committee, Fortnightly Club meetings at Sunset Park or High School cafeteria, K P Lodge regular meeting, Home Economics joint session with a speaker on ice cream, Shalom Group Sunday school picnic at Sunset Park, and Demoley Amos Chapter De Molay party.
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Ladies Aid Society of the
West Chester Methodist Church
Will Conger
Henderson
al Augustine
Lee McAvoy
Sunset Park
South Door
The
Methodist Church
Ed. Bambrick
Demoley
Amos
de Molay
Country Club Notice for Wednesday Meeting
Members and their Lady friends are invited to attend a Wednesday afternoon meeting with Mrs. Logan Ahrens at 8 o'clock Monday evening. Roll call to be answered with pickle recipes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Yases Ae Bees
Kolah
Logan Ahrens
Bes
Rosemary Club Meeting With Mrs E M McGinnis
The Rosemary Club will meet Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs E M McGinnis. The Advisory Council of the Girl Scouts will hold a meeting this evening at 8 o clock at the home of Miss Minnie Conner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary Club
E. M. McGinnis
Advisory Council
The
Girls Scout
Minnie Conner
Dues Reminder From W. F. T. U. Note
Dear sisters the September fire marks our new year and dues are owed to the treasurer. Members have paid some but many remain overdue and risk fines. Please hand in your dues promptly to strengthen the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenny Jugenheimer
T. U
Treasuer
Rev Neal McClanahan to Preach at Second U P Church
In Washington the Rev Neal McClanahan will preach at both services at the Second U P church. He previously supplied the pulpit for several months and has many friends who will be glad to hear him again. Miss Mary French acts as cashier at the Atchison Shoe Store during their sale. Edna Smith of Kalona was shopping in Washington yesterday. Mr and Mrs Sherm White and daughter Opal visited friends in Washington yesterday.
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U. P
Neal McClanahan
Gil
Rev
McClanahan
Mary French
Atchison
Edna Smith
Kalona
Washington
Sherm White
Miss Opal
Crawfords
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Crawfordsville
Buddy
Cerora Fy
QO. M. Swisher
Jno. W. Davis
Omaha, Neb
Travel
Fahy
Evening Journal
Inquire Journal Office
L. Colthurst
W. A. McGinnis
New
Washington Motor Co
BIG Six Studebaker
W. E. Pearson
WEAL
Ross van Nostrand
Les
Europe
Verda Louch
4Th Ave
Washington Dairy
Tamworth
J. Hh. Jones
Inquire Journal
East
Jefferson Street
John Waymark
South
Iowa Ave
Hear Square
Washington Telephone Co
F. L. Wilson
K. P. Lodge
Knight
W. H. Sigafoose
A. G
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Arnold
N. E. Corner Square
Merchan
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