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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1923

Page

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Texas Battleship Collides in Fog Near San Pedro

The battleship Texas bound from San Francisco to San Pedro collided with the steamer Seafarer fourteen miles north of Point Auguelle at 6 50 a m in dense fog. Texas shows no injuries while Seafarer sustained a hole in Number 2 hold but is not in danger of sinking.

Associated Press San Pedro Cal Texas San Francisco Cafaver Point Auguelle Oklahoma Maryland Arizona New Mexico Pennsylvania Radio Corporation Ameriéa

Dempsey and Firpo Complete Training for Title Clash

Jack Dempsey finished five weeks of hard training in Saratoga Springs and planned light work to conserve energy for the title bout with Louis Firpo at the polo grounds. Firpo arrived in Atlantic City prepared and eager, doing light exercises before moving toward the New Jersey venue.

Associated Press Saratoga Springs Jack Dempsey Louis A. Firpo Polo Grounds Saratoga Lake Dempsey Jack Firpo Atlantic City Batttle Louis Angel Firpo

Granddaughter of Pioneer Iowa Governor Dies in Fort Dodge

Mrs. Florence Ashley Clarke, granddaughter of Governor Lucas of Ohio and Iowa's first territorial governor, died at her Fort Dodge home this morning. Funeral services were held here, cremation in Des Moines, burial planned for Iowa City.

Associated Press Fort Dodge Ila Florence Ashley Clarke Lucas Ohio Iowa George W Clarke Des Moines Iowa City

Earthquake Toll Near Tokio Estimated at 150000

The Associated Press reports that deaths from the Tokio earthquake, fire, and tidal wave reach an estimated 150000 in and around the city. The government told the American embassy that U S relief personnel were welcomed. American marines began relief efforts including aid in a repair shop. Cartheges and relief trains reported daily increases.

Associated Preas Tokio U. S

Old Iowa Law Aids Prohibition Enforcement Across Counties

An old Iowa statute promising up to a 1000 dollar fine for interfering with officers may be used to prosecute liquor violators. Prosecutors hope the law will curb destruction of evidence like pitchers and sinks during raids. I H Goodwin faces a preliminary hearing and grand jury after allegedly breaking a pitcher said to contain alcohol.

The Associated Press Ors Moines I. H. Goodwin

Firpo to wear Argentine colors against Dempsey

Atlantic City reports Louis Firpo will fight Jack Dempsey wearing the blue and white Argentine flag. Firpo says he will honor friends by the colors, while his preferred trunks remain yellow and black, his longtime garb since arriving in the United States.

Associated Press Atlantic City Louis A. Firpo Jack Dempsey New York Firpo United States

Dempsey and Firpo Set for Friday Night Fight

York arena prepares as Jack Dempsey and Louis Firpo close training in New York before the big bout. Firpo reports satisfaction with workouts and plans private rest in a secluded apartment prior to the fight with light exercise and rubs ahead.

Much Married Man Held in Los Angeles

A man identified as Harry R. Rosham was arrested in Los Angeles under the alias A. E. Woods after confessing to seven marriages and admitting six ceremonies were illegal. Investigations trace a wealth-linked network of potential spouses, with claims of sixty-plus wealthy prospects. Des Moines authorities planned to pursue an indictment as Roush, son of a Des Moines woman, alleges a prior marriage and schemes affecting property transfers across Chicago Alaska and Mason City. Mrs. Roush, a former domestic science teacher, aims to prosecute if extradition occurs.

Associated Press Los Angeles Cal Harry R. Rosham A. E. Woods Des Moines. In Vernor Roush Roshom Iowa East Des Moines

Italy Plans Corfu Evacuation Upon Greece Reparations

Roma Sept 12 Italy will evacuate Corfu once full reparations demanded from Greece are secured per a council of ambassadors meeting statement. The note sets a conditional move tied to Greece fulfilling reparations.

Italy Corfu Island Greece the Associated Press Corfu Council of Ambassadors

Lawrence sought in several towns for failed exhibition scheme

J E Lawrence automobile show promoter fled Muscatine after an exhibition ended leaving a trail of bad checks. He planned a Washington show but did not appear prompting authorities and businessmen to organize the efforts. He allegedly cashed entry fees in Iowa cities and Illinois towns, with seven warrants issued for his arrest.

Associated Press Muscatine J. E. Lawrence Lawrence Washington Wolves Acosta Urniiciel Iowa Iowa City Waterloo Cedar Rapids Clinton Ilinois

Earliest snow on record hits Duluth

A brief snow flurry visited Duluth Minnesota before noon on September 12. The weather bureau logged a temperature of 45 degrees and noted it as the earliest snow recorded since 1871.

Duluth Associated Press Minn Weather Bureau

Frost in Owa Tonight Predicted by Weather Bureau

Frost is predicted for tonight in northeast Iowa as cooler weather spreads across the state. A high pressure area moving toward the Mississippi valley may bring frost to about six northeastern Iowa counties and areas of Minnesota and western Wisconsin. The killing frost average date in Iowa is Oct 6, with moisture delaying corn development in affected counties.

Associated Press Des Moines Iowa Mississippi Valley Weather Bureau Minnesota Wisconsin

Weather 100 Cold Fork Corn in Iowa

Temperature and sunshine remained near normal this week but moisture from recent rains halted corn development. Frost threatens only a small percentage of the crop, with two weeks of wary weather urged. Threshing also slowed with only about one third to two fifths complete in some counties.

Associated Press Des Moines

Killing frosts reported in Dakota

Fargo North Dakota September 12 Killing frosts were reported last night at Williston and throughout North Dakota.

Dakota Associated Press Fargo N. D Williston North Dakota

Tulsa Hopes For Martial Law Easing Today

Tulsa Oklahoma September 12 local business leaders express hope for relief as Governor J C Walton arrives to survey conditions. This marks his first visit since placing Tulsa County under military rule over a month ago to curb mob activity and target flogging parties.

Associated Press Tulsa Okla Tulsa County J. C. Walton

Prince of Wales Arrives in Canada as Baron Renfrew

The Baron of Renfrew arrives at Quebec on the French steamer to begin a quiet Canadian holiday. Tomorrow he travels to Alberta on a private car to live briefly as a rancher eating simple fare and riding western horses with early mornings and early bedtimes.

Associated Press Quebec Baron of Renfrew Prince of Wales England Prince A Wales Alberta Baron Renfrew Canada

Packers Hear More Evidence in Interstate Hearing

In Chicago on September 12, John Morrell and other packers seek rate equalization for livestock and meat against New York Central and other railroads. The hearing covers livestock versus meat shipments with several packing companies filing intervening petitions. John Skipton replaces Charlie Phillips as night watchman during Phillips rest.

Associated Press Chicago IIL Interstate Commerce John Morrell Company Packers Ottumwa New York Central Omaha Nxt John Skipton Charlie Phillips Mr. Phillips

Unwilling to Put Trust in the Germans Up Negotiations

A terse report notes stalled talks as negotiators express reluctance to place trust in German counterparts. No further details provided.

ARE STANDING PAT Adhere to Former Position in Ruhr Valley

Paris reports that France has informed Berlin negotiations cannot reopen on reparations while Germany maintains passive resistance. The French government awaits signs that Berlin seeks a settlement meeting French demands, with the ambassador stressing France will not abandon direct talks until resistance ends.

Associated Press Parla Berlin Germany Bment France Poineare W Gevarany Igs

Ambassadors Adjourn Without Statement on Albanian Frontier

The inter allied council of ambassadors adjourned in Paris without issuing a statement after continuing differences between Italy and Greece over the Albanian frontier.

Paris Inter-Allied Council of Ambassadors Italy Greece

Music Boosts Banana Sales in California Growers

At a Santa Rosa meeting E M Sheerhan of the California Grape Growers association says songs can sell fruit. He cites a jazz ditty titled Alysie boosting United States banana sales by about thirty percent. He urges but does not demand subsidies to songwriters.

Santa Rosa Calif E. M. Sheerhan California Grape Growers Association Alysie United States Sheehan

Iowa Woman Jennie Kyper Die Confirmed in Japan Disaster

Reports through Washington confirm the death of Miss Jennie M. Kyper of Pella Iowa in the Japanese disaster. She was principal of the Ferris seminary established in Japan by the Reformed Church mission.

Iowa Japan Associa New York Jennie M. Kyper Pella Washington Board of Foreign Missions of the Reformed Church Kyper Ferris Seminary

First Snow of the Season Reported in Ironwood Michigan

Ironwood Michigan observed the first snow of the season at noon as snow flurries lasted about twenty minutes after a sharp temperature drop. Elsewhere to the south in Wisconsin reports indicate hail following the temperature fall.

Michigan Associated Press Ironwood Mich Wisconsin

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