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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1912

Page

7

Milwaukee acquires new line rumor stirs rail circles

Rail chatter says Milwaukee road may gain control of Des Moines Valley line from Keokuk to Des Moines now leased to Rock Island. If true Washington connections would shift and Rock Island could be cut from Washington to Des Moines. Local sources report no definite action yet.

Milwaukee Road Des Moines Keokuk Rock Island Chicago Washington Here Capital City Knoxville Milwaukee

Death of David Smouse at 84 in Pleasant Journal

The death of David Smouse aged 84 occurred yesterday afternoon at his East Pearl street home after a heart attack. Born in Cumberland Maryland he moved to Iowa in 1850s, lived in Washington before settling here in 1881 and retired for 15 years. His wife survives. they celebrated their 65th wedding anniversary last June.

Mr. Pleasant Journal David Smouse East Pearl Street Mr. Smouse Cumberland Maryland Iowa Washington Smouse

Wedding Anniversary Obituary Notice

The deceased is survived by his wife and three sons Albert of Des Moines, David proprietor of the Smouse green houses on North Lincoln street, and Charles. Funeral service will be held tomorrow afternoon at three o'clock at the family residence on Pearl street.

Albert Des Moines David North Lincoln Street Charles Pearl Street

Large Attendance Sought for County Short Course Meeting

President John S. Wilson of the county short course association urges a large turnout for a meeting Saturday at 2 PM in the auditor's office of the courthouse. Officers and committees will attend. Three months remain until the short course dates and preparations must begin now. General Manager Brookhart has returned from an eastern trip to focus on plans for the big farmers school. Last year’s course was a success under Colonel Brookhart.

John S. Wilson County Court House Wilson Brookhart

Thirty Thousand Odd Fellows March Through Winnipeg

Thirty thousand Odd Fellows from across America marched through Winnipeg as crowds watched. The mayor proclaimed a half holiday. Fourteen special trains brought delegates from Manitoba and Saskatchewan. The Los Angeles delegation pushes to host the 1913 convention.

Winnipeg Man America Order Manitoba Saskatchewan Los Angeles

Harvester Case Highlights Perkins In 1903 Contract

Government evidence links George W. Perkins to a 1903 contract while chairing the International Harvester finance committee. Testimony shows the $4.5 million purchase of Dr M Osborne & Co and questions whether the New Jersey entity was truly independent from the national firm. The dual personality defense centers on inter-state business reach and corporate structure.

Chicago George W. Perkins Perkins Znance Committee International Harvester Company of New Jersey International Harvester Company Dr. M. Osborne & Co Edwin P. Grosvenor Mr. Perkins Thomas M Osborne RH. D. Metcalfe D. M. Osborne & Co International Harvester Company of America R. C. Haskins

Breeding Ewes and Shropshire Rams for Sale or Share

125 head of young selected breeding ewes offered for sale or share in flocks. 8 head extra good Shropshire rams available. Inked contact at 1027 FB Main St. Tangible inquiry via phone 603.

Shropshire Main St

Notice of Change and Amendment to Snouffer Co Articles

Notice givenSeptember 2 1912 stockholders meet at Washington Iowa amended articles include new name Snouffer Ward Col and set annual meeting date first Tuesday in August each year beginning 1913 officers J T Snouffer President and Harry S Ward Secretary signed September 4 1912 filed September 5 1912 recorded September 10 1912 Wines our hands September 10 1912 Snouffer Hughes Co now Snouffer Ward Co By J T Snouffer President and Harry J Ward Secretary 17914th s

Snouffer, Hughes & Company Washington Iowa Snouffer, Hughes & Co Snouffer, Ward &, Col J. T. Snouffer Harry S. Ward Recorder of Deeds Washington County Secretary State of Iowa Snouffer, Ward & CO Harry J. Ward

Dedication of St Marys Cathedral in Wichita

Cardinal Gibbons led Roman Catholic prelates from across the United States for the dedication of St Marys Cathedral in Wichita Kansas. The $250000 church cost was highlighted as Bishop John J Hennessy celebrated mass and Archbishop John J Glennon of St Louis delivered the oration. The event opened with a parade led by the Knights of Columbus, with Bishops Dunne and Muldoon in attendance.

Wichita Kan Cardinal Gibbons United States St. Mary's Cathedral John J. Hennessy John J. Glennon St. Louis Knights of Columbus Dunne Peoria Muldoon Rockford

Two Plead Not Guilty in Rosenthal Murder Case

Larry Horowitz alias Gyp the Blood and Louis Rosenzweig alias Lefty Louie pleaded not guilty to first degree murder indictments in New York Supreme Court. They faced four gunmen linked to the fatal shooting of gambler Herman Rosenthal as arraignment before Justice Got. Trial date not yet set.

New York Larry Horowitz Gyp the Blood Louis Rosenzweig Lefty Louie Gamier Herman Rosenthal Supreme Court

Gaynor Served With Libel Suit Over Graft Inquiry Remarks

New York dated September 18 reports Mayor Gaynor was served with a summons in a $100000 libel suit filed by Alderman Curran, who leads the aldermanic committee probing graft in the police department. Curran says the mayor made remarks harming his character in connection with the investigation.

New York Gaynor Curran Aldermanic Committee

Stores Of The City S Stocked For Fall Trade

The Washington stores are well stocked with fall goods. Local retailers, connected with Chicago St Louis and New York wholesalers, can meet any demand quickly and at savings. Clothing and dry goods show fall styles while milliners unveil elaborate displays. Home merchants urge buying local to sustain the town’s boom as Christmas hints appear early and holiday preparations begin.

Washington Chicago St Louis New York Focal

William H. K. Redmond Arrives for United Irish League Meet

William H. K. Redmond, MP and brother of John E. Redmond, arrives in New York from Europe to attend the United Irish League convention in Philadelphia on September 25. The event gathers leaders linked to Home Rule advocacy and Irish political organization.

New York William H. K. Redmond John EK. Redmond Europe United Irish League Philadelphia

Kentucky campaign opens in Lexington with Clark and Kern

The Kentucky state Democratic campaign opens in Lexington with Speaker Champ Clark and Senator Kern as principal speakers. The event marks the kickoff of party efforts in the state as major party figures address supporters.

Democrats Kentucky Lexington Champ Clark United States Kern

Gibbons Dedicates Half Million Cathedral in Wichita

Cardinal Gibbons dedicated the new half million dollar cathedral in Wichita Kansas with Archbishop Glennon delivering the dedication sermon. Prominent Catholics from the west and south attended the ceremony.

Wichita Kans Cardinal Gibbons Glennon South- Weat

Convention in Boley Fights Grandfather Clause

Negro voters from across the state gather in Boley Oklahoma on September 19 for a convention that opens to oppose the Grandfather Clause in the state constitution, a law aimed at disenfranchising thousands of Black citizens.

Oklahoma Boley Okla

Wisconsin Governor Wilson Campaign Stop In Milwaukee

Governor Wilson toured Milwaukee on September 19 addressing Democratic supporters. He defended his stance against Colonel Roosevelt and prepared to focus attacks on the Bull Moose nominee.

Milwaukee Wis Wilson Senator la Follette Roosevelt Bull Moose

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