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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1924

Page

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World fliers to avoid high altitude on new route

The Army world flight squadron at Bolling Field shifts to a southern route avoiding high altitudes after Lt Lowell H. Smith requests changes. Engine trouble forced Lt Eric Nelson to land at Bolling from Halethorp, while the group now plans a Saturday departure for Dayton, Ohio with a two day layover in Washington.

Associated Preaay Washington Army World Flight Squadron Bollingfield National Capital Eric Nelson New Orleans Halethorp Baltimore Grants Smith War Department Lowell HH. Smith Chicago Sacramento Seattle Olahoma Texas Dayton Ohio

Football season opens Sept 20 with Keota here

Keota will oppose Washington in the opening high school football game at the local field on Sept 20. The schedule adds Wellman on Nov 14 and an Armistice day game with Muscatine on Nov 11 with shared receipts. The season count includes Ottumwa on Oct 4 and many other regional matchups.

Keota Washington Ottumwa West Chester Wellman Muscatine

Wheeler to Speak in Dunkirk and Buffalo N Y

Senator Wheeler of Montana independent vice presidential candidate began a New York swing with a Dunkirk address and a Buffalo appearance after a Rochester stop. He accused Democratic nominee John W Davis of Wall Street domination and planned to move to Altoona Pennsylvania next.

Associated Press Rochester N.Y Dunkirk Buffalo Senator Wheeler Montana Buffaloey New York State Pennsylvania Altoona Wheeler John W. Davis Mr. Davis Wall Street

Mystery of Jewelry Theft Deepens at Cosden Estate

New York reports reveal investigators believe the $250000 worth of gems missing from J S Cosden’s Long Island home was not the result of a break in. Entry was not forced, and parts of the jewelry were valued at about $306000 with Lady Mountbatten losing rings and bracelets valued at $15000.

New York Long Island J. S. Cosden Lord Lady Mountbatten

Football prospects at McKinstry high fall on new squad

Cold night temps reach 47 degrees marking the coldest to date. McKinstry’s football team shows depth with returning grid ders and promising newcomers from the second team. Key positions include McCartney or Sexton at center and guards Bramer Schulty Bain Swisher. captain Duke at end. backfield contenders Letts Duke Marshall Elwell. freshmen Swiser Badham Bales. The squad undergoes daily drills as four teams scrimmage and Marshall shines in punting.

McCartney Sexton Reiner John Blick Bramer Schulty Bain Swisher Howard Dusky Carter McKune Palmer Hill Korf Duke McConnell Elwell Gallagher Letts Marshall Weaver Edwards West Chester Kevins McCreedy McCall Morrison Rhodes M. Swiser Badham Bales Simmering Richardson Kobb

Des Moines Officials Move to Suspend Police Over Klan Photo

Des Moines city council adopted a resolution to suspend Police Captain William Devies and Patrolmen Dickey and Dunagan pending civil service commission inquiry into charges of permitting Ku Klux Klan newspaper representatives to photograph a Holy Name banner for anti Catholic propaganda at the Coliseum. P J Anderson and R T Dabney were arrested for trespassing.

Associated Press Des Moines Ku Klux Klan Carl Garver Catholic Charities Organizations Coliseum Holy Name Society P. J. Anderson R. T. Dabney Garver Civil Service Commission Wm. Devies William Devies Dickey Dunagan National Conference of Catholic Charities Wieland Farrell Suspenson Colseum Public Safety Jenny Farrel

Mrs J F McNamara Returns From Chicago Shopping

Mrs J F McNamara arrived home after a week in Chicago where she purchased curtains and draperies for local stores and for the Iowa City branch.

Mra J. F. McNamara Chicago Sectiuin Ral Iowa City

Missouri sues to oust the Standard Oil company

Jefferson City Missouri September 11 A motion filed with the Missouri Supreme Court by Attorney General Jesse W Barrett seeks to suspend the 1913 conditional ouster against the Standard Oil Company of Indiana and to bar the firm from conducting further business in Missouri on alleged anti trust violations.

Jefferson City Standard Ofl Company of Indiana Miri Supreme Court of Missouri Jesse W. Barrett Supreme Court Standard Old Company of Missouri

Crude Oil Production Dips Across U S Weeks Ending Sept 6

The daily average gross crude oil production in the United States rose by 7,80) barrels for the week ending September 6, totaling 2,038,500 according to the American Petroleum Institute. No changes were reported in crude oil prices across major districts.

New York United States American Petroleum Institute

Communist ticket to appear on ballots in five states

The Workers Party campaign manager Joseph Maniey announced that the Communist organization will be listed on ballots in North Dakota Pennsylvania Massachusetts Oregon and Washington. Presidential candidate W Z Foster and vice presidential candidate Benjamin Gitlow are touring eastern cities.

Associated Press Chicago the Workers Party Communist Organization North Dakota Pennyslvania Massachusetts Oregon Washington Joseph Maniey W. Z. Foster Benjamin Gitlow

Democratic State Central Committee to Meet in Des Moines

Clyde L. Herring national committeeman issued the official call for the Democratic state central committee meeting in Des Moines at Hotel Savery on September 17 with presidential candidate John W. Davis to attend multiple addresses. The panel will discuss Iowa campaign plans and the group will reconvene the next day to advance district and county organization work.

Des Moines Democratic State Central Committee Clyde L. Herring Hotel Savery John W. Davis Iowa State Central Committee

Wallace Walker birth announced in Highland township

Mr and Mrs George F Wallace of Highland township announce the birth of a son, John Wallace Walker, weighing eight pounds. Alma Wallace is the mother’s maiden name. Also noted: Lloyd Gable of Des Moines and his father James Gable, a railroad conductor, spent last night at the Bambrick home after a Denver trip. License to wed issued to Ralph Sylvester Hall and Ruth McKeever Morris Sun, Vincent Arkhurst Rees Fairfield and Mildred Anne Stewart Washington.

George F. Wallace Highland Township C. A. Walker Friendsvile, Tenn John Wallace Walker Mrs Walker Alma Wallace Lloyd Gable Des Moines James Gable R. L. Railroad E. W. Bambrick Lloyd Raymond Bambrick Denver Colo Ralph Sylvester Hall Lanahus Jacon Ruth McKeever Morrttt Sun Vincent Arkhurst Rees’ Fairfield Mildred Anne Stewert Washington

Battle Near Taihu Lake Dominates Chinese Civil War

Reports from Shanghai indicate Kiangsu forces press to halt Chekiang advances toward Thing, a town west of Shanghai near Taihu Lake. Chekiang troops claim three towns captured near Taihu Lake as Kiangsu rushes reinforcements from Qinsan to the front.

Associated Press Shanghai Kiangsu Thing Taihu Lake China Shanshai Taibu Lake Lungwha Wuchiakwan Kaochienli Quinsan

Leopold and Loeb Arrive to Begin Life Terms at Joliet

Two Chicago youths Nathan Leopold Jr and Richard Loeb arrive at Joliet State Penitentiary to start life sentences for the murder of Robert Franks. Guards await word on timing as warden Whitman prepares for their processing including intake, photography, numbers 9305 and 9306, baths and prison attire, and initial solitary confinement before regular cells and examinations.

Preas Joliet Whitman Cook County Loeb Leopold Chicago Jallet Strassheim

La Follette to Start National Speaking Tour Next Week

Senator La Follette plans a campaign kickoff with a speech in New York City next week. Details of his wider tour are undecided as managers consider engagements across the country before a formal schedule is set. He would return to Washington after the address and may stay another week or longer.

Senator la Follette Washington Dua Follette New York City LaFollette

One Woman Dead in Shooting in Sioux City

SIOUX CITY, Sept. 11 One woman is dead and two men are seriously wounded, one likely fatally, after a shooting at 311 12 Jones street early today. Jean Gurnsey lies in St. Joseph's hospital in dying condition after reportedly shooting his wife and another man then turning the gun on himself. Tim Kinney, from Oklahoma City, is hospitalized with a bullet wound through the groin and another through the right arm. Jealousy is cited as the motive.

Sioux City Jones Street Jean Gurnsey St. Joseph's Hospital Tim Kinney Exchange Avenue Oklahoma City Okla

Pure Bred Hog Sales Headline Planned by Local Breeders

Knotek Brothers of the Riverside territory announce their annual Duroc sale on September 25 after a strong showing at the state fair and record gains. Wagner Welch and Gamon plan a Poland China sale on October 21 selecting top stock from three herds amid continued high demand. Sidney Coon of Hogkins visits town amid a busy season for breeders despite recent slowdowns.

Knotek Brothers Riverside Wagner Welch Gamon Poland

Leopold and Loeb prepare for Joliet prison journey

Attorneys Darrow and Mrs Darrow with Nathan F Leopold Jr and Forman Leopold head to Charlevoix to arrange matters after the sentence. Ernest Loeb says the verdict is a mixed victory that leaves the family in despair as the killers sleep through the night awaiting guards. Officials plan departure for Joliet prison around 1 PM after a final morning meal and arrangements.

Darrow Nathan F. Leopold, Jr Forman Leopold Charlevoix Mich Albert Loeb Ernest Loeb Dickie Loeb Leopold Hoffman Joliet Prison

Sheriff Prepares Joliet Transfer for Loeb and Leopold

Chicago Sept 11 1924 Sheriff Peter Hoffman leads a guarded convoy to Joliet penitentiary with Richard Loeb and Nathan Leopold Jr under life and 99 year sentences for the Franks murder and kidnapping. An anonymous call warned of a jail blast but authorities found no threat as the plan shifted to a four car escort with armed deputies.

Chicago Peter M. Hoffman Richard Loeb Nathan F. Leopold Jr Robert Franks Joliet Penitentiary Joliet Hoffman Buetetet Loeb Leopold Crowe

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