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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1920

Page

5

Census reveals major US urban population shifts 1920

Final Fourteenth Census figures show one tenth of Americans living in New York Chicago and Philadelphia. Combined 1,000,000 plus cities reach 10,145,421, up 1,644,247 since 1910. Detroit Los Angeles San Francisco and Buffalo lead in growth among 500k to 1,000k cities.

Washington United States New York Chicago Philadelphia Detroit Los Angeles San Francisco Buffalo Kansas City Missouri Seattle Indianapolis Rochester Portland Ore Denver Cleveland St. Louis Boston Baltimore Pittsburgh Cocina Milwaukee Newark Cincinnati Ee New Orleans Minneapolis SiMe Cine Tes OB Cn Jersey City Jenne Toledo Povapanseeteine de Birmingham Ala Syracuse N. Y New Haven pLess Memphis Houston Tex Hartford Conn Scranton Grand Rapids Paterson N. J Youngstown Springfield Des Moines New Bedford Aschen Fall River Trenton Nashville Tenn Salt Lake City Norfolk Albany Wilmington Lowell Mass Cambridge Reading

Rock Island may resume four limited trains later this year

Rumors among railroad circles claim the Rock Island lines will restore four limited trains around November 1, boosting Chicago to Kansas City and Chicago to Pacific coast connections. The “Californian” and “Golden State Limited” services would return as solid Pullman trains with few stops, though confirmations vary.

Muscatine Rock Island Pacific Coast Kansas City Missouri Division W. R. Votan Chicago Western Coast Coast Kansas Windy City Rock Island Lines

Father pays checks Clair L. Smith released

Clair L. Smith, arrested in Mason City for writing checks without funds, was released in Newton after his father W. E. Smith posted 250 dollars. Smith claimed he borrowed 500 dollars from a Laurel bank and that Grinnell bank had honored his checks. he said debt and notoriety forced him to move to Mason City for work. He agreed to support his children.

Clair L. Smith Newton Mason City Jasper County W. E. Smith Laurel Smith Grinnell

Muscatine to Form Its First Football Eleven

Muscatine High School will field a football team for the first time in years with D. H. Barber as coach. About 50 to 60 boys signed up, with practice starting immediately. Uniforms and gear will be supplied. players furnish their own shoes.

Muscatine D. H. Barber Potts Barber Frank Mp Barber

McNider Details Republican Fund Drive in Iowa

Charles H. McNider, banker from Mason City Iowa, testified before a senate committee on campaign expenditures. He described his role as state chairman of the Republican ways and means committee and outlined fundraising goals, district chair appointments, and allocations, noting a proposed $200 000 target and a Des Moines share of $22 000 with total Iowa subscriptions around 52 000 from 2 465 subscribers.

Chicago Charles H. McNider Mason City Senate Republican Ways and Means Committee Charles A. McKeand National Ways and Means Committee Bovee Thompson McNider Lowe Kenyon Iowa Charles K. Mavity National Committee Irving C. Norwood Mavity Ioan Norwood Des Moines Cox

Child Saves Mother's Life In Gas Attempt

Davenport Iowa September 11 A seven year old daughter Dorothy Wilke found her mother Mrs F J Wilke 1623 West Seventh street unconscious beside an open gas stove. Neighbors were summoned and the woman was carried outdoors and revived within about thirty minutes. Mrs Wilke had been despondent and left no note. Her husband Frank J Wilke was away. Doors to the kitchen had been closed before the gas was turned on and the girl returned from school to make the discovery.

Davenport Dorothy Wilke F. J. Wilke West Seventh Street Mrs. Wilke Frank J. Wilke

Ancient wines scented by violet and rose leaves

Historical note explains Greek and Roman wines were perfumed by steeping violet or rose leaves in the liquor to absorb their fragrance.

Coal price panic blamed on operators not dealers

C A Winne of Winne Coal Company argues wholesalers and retailers are not coal profiteers. He cites invoices showing prices rising $2 to $4 a ton and notes mine operators push prices with little explanation. Added costs and freight taxes widen the gap to the consumer amid rising dock and coke prices.

Cedar Rapirs C. A. Winne Winne Coal Company Winne Kentucky Coal Cannell Southern Tlinois Springfield Kentucky Ilinois Duluth Green Bay Mr. Winne Federal Trade Commission Winne Company Illinois

Women of Twenty Nations in Session Open in Christina Norway

Three hundred fifty delegates from twenty nations attended the opening of the international congress of women in Christina Norway. New members admitted include Rumania Cuba Spain and Czechoslovakia. Uruguay Ukraine Russia Ireland and Mexico were welcomed. Mile Elgen was named secretary after Dr. Alice Salmon of Germany could not attend. Executive committee led by Lady Aberdeen paid tribute to retiring members including Gina Krog Anna Shaw Baronesse d Avernas Salvador and Dr. Mangin.

Christina Norway International Congress of Women Rumania Cuba Spain Czechoslovakia Uruguay Ukraine Russia Ireland Mexico Mile. van Elgen Alice Salmon Germany Lady Aberdeen Confess Congress Gina Krog Anna Shaw d’Avernas Salvador Mangin

Courage of Marge O'Doone at Fox promises thrilling photoplay

The Courage of Marge O Doone, by James Oliver Curwood, is brought to the Fox theatre for a two day run. Vitagraph presents a big dramatic photoplay starring Niles Welch and Pauline Starke set in the frozen north with fierce battles, romance, suspense, and a dramatic climax.

Marge O’doone Fox Theatre Atic

Conscience As Guiding Light In Moral Life

A compact meditation on conscience as the inner moral force guiding thought and action. The flame of conscience is presented as the small yet decisive guide that steers one through life’s trials.

Amiel

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