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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1928

Page

4

Federal Employees Warned to Stay Out of Political Activity

The United States civil service issued a stark warning limiting federal workers political participation in the current campaign. Employees may vote but must keep opinions private. displaying campaign materials or wearing badges risks dismissal. Postmasters warned against bartering a government office amid bribery allegations.

Washington United States Service Will Commission New

Warn Farmers to Gather Seed Corn Before Freeze

Des Moines Iowa September 20 Charles E Hearst president of the Iowa farm bureau urges farmers to save enough seed corn for 1929. He warns that a promising crop now does not guarantee seed quality next spring if a severe freeze hits. He cautions against early harvests and advises monitoring pigs for disease when feeding new corn.

Iowa Charles E. Hearst Iowa Farm Bureau Hearst

National Electric Light Association Payments at Utility Hearing

The trade commission hearing disclosed checks from the National Electric Light Association to Kansas publisher William Allen White, advertising man Bruce Barton, radio executive Mr Aylesworth, and Pennsylvan ia service commission chairman W E Ainey among others. It also revealed that Harvard and Northwestern universities received NELA payments for research work.

Washington Nationa Electric Light Association William Allen White Kansas Bruce Barton Mr. Aylesworth W E. D Ainey Pennsylvania Service Commission Trade Commission Harvard Northwestern University National Electric Light Association

New Panama Governor Named by Coolidge

President Coolidge appointed Col. Harry Burgess of the U S Army engineers as governor of the Panama Canal Zone, succeeding retired Gen. M Sam Walker.

Panama Washington Coolidge Col Harry Burgess U. S. Army Engineers Panama Canal Zone M. Sam Walker

Vinton residents pledge to aid Virginia Memorial Hospital debt

Vinton citizens pledged 7140 to pay down the hospitals indebtedness. An additional 4500 must be raised before the hospital board can claim the 160009 bequest left by the late Dr. C. C. Griffin to the institution.

Vinton Virginia Gay Memorial Hospital Hospital Board of Regents C. C. Griffin

Wisconsin Regulars Defeat Progressives In State Convention

In Madison on September 20 the Wisconsin Regular Republicans won a narrow victory over the La Follette Progressive faction at the state convention. The fight centered on the platform with disputes over campaign expenditure investigations. The convention ended with adoption of a platform backing the national Republican ticket.

Madison Wis LaFollette

Hurricane Devastation in Guadeloupe Kills Hundreds

Paris reports a West Indian hurricane claiming 600 lives in Guadeloupe with Pointe a Pitre hardest hit. Relief efforts begin to shelter feed and prevent epidemics, while nearby areas add counts from Marie Galante Poury Sainte Ann and other settlements.

Paris Guadeloupe Ministry of the Colonies Allenton Pointe A Pitre Marie Galante Poury

Trains Restored After Iowa City Coal Derailment

Trains on the Rock Island lines through Iowa City were restored after a wrecking crew cleared tracks for eight hours. Three coal cars and a tractor load derailed when a top heavy coal car overturned at Homestead Indiana, twenty miles west of here, late Wednesday.

Iowa City Rock Island Homestead Here

McCoy's Tablets Promise Fat Gain and Strength

An advertising pitch touts McCoy's Tablets as a weight gain remedy for thin men and women. It claims users gain at least five pounds and feel healthier after four sixty cent boxes or two one dollar boxes, with a full money back guarantee and availability at J. E. Lemmon's and other drug stores nationwide.

McCoy J. E. Lemmon’s America

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