Court to Resume Monday Morning in Iowa City
Judge Henry Wagner returns from Sigourney to preside Monday at nine o'clock for non jury trials. First hearing set is Fred L. Stewart and James Duffy versus P. G. Beal. The court disposed of several matters including two jury trials Dougherty versus Miller and Roberts versus Libe with various orders issued on costs and continuances.
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Henry Wagner
Sigourney
Fred L. Stewart
James Duffy
P. G. Beal
Dougherty
Miller
Roberts
Libe
Commercial Savings Bank
Des Moines
Perry W. Moffett
J. C. Cannon
W. R. Cannon
Pauley T. Brown
William M. Leeper
Charles 8
Rhodebeck
H. W. Benn
R. G. Shaver
P. Cc. Brenneman
C. A. McCreedy
Shaver
Brenneman
Perry Hayes
City of Washington
A. J. Droz
Iowa Clay, Products Co
Delyn Young
Howard Young
Prehistoric Jaw Bones and Large Tusks Unearthed in Miles City
Miles City Montana archaeologists report discovery by railroad crew of jaw bones and a tusk from a large extinct animal. The tusk measures 22 inches in circumference. The specimen includes only two teeth, each over six inches long and three inches wide with thirteen crosswise cutting-edge rows. Nearby, shells of mussels about a foot and a half long were also found.
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Miles City
Mant
Thrift Message Warns 64 of 100 Leave Little
A survey by Joseph J. Devney shows 64 of 100 average adults leave little or nothing upon death while others leave estates producing small monthly incomes. The piece urges personal financial discipline and continued thrift as a safeguard for future dependents.
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Joseph J. Devney
Devney
United States
Fairfield speakers highlight Jefferson County soldiers reunion
Speak at Fairfield Col. D. J. Palmer and Alex Miller of Washington were in Fairfield yesterday to address the annual Jefferson county soldiers reunion as guests of honor. Miller returned home yesterday evening while the Colonel remained over until today.
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Col
D. J. Palmer
Alex Miller
Washington
Fairfield
Jefferson County
Mr. Miller
Burham Boy Recovering After Schoolyard Accident
Harvey Burham son of Mr and Mrs Cloyce Burham is sitting up today after being run down by a car near the high school. He suffered severe bruises and scratches and will need several days to recover. No bones were broken and his bicycle was wrecked.
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Harvey Burham
Cloyce Burham
Children Lack Sense of Proportion in Early Years
Miss Stella McCarty of Goueher College reports on a three year study of 40 000 drawings from four to eight year olds. The test found four year olds show little sense of proportion, eight year olds about a quarter develop it, and only one eighth show perspective.
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Chicago
Stella McCarty
Goueher College
United States
Committee On Conservation and Advance of
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Better Year for Farmer Than 1921
Dr. L C Holmes head of the agricultural economics dept at Iowa State College says 1923 will bring a better year than 1921 but not as good as 1922 for Iowa farmers. He notes 1921 was the worst generation for Iowa agriculture and cites price trends for hogs beef corn and regional differences between southern and northern farmers.
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Associated Press
Ames
L. C. Holmes
Iowa State College
Holmes
Hhs
Iowa
Beieve
Chicago
The
College
Towa
Time Yellowed Picture Center of the Stokes Trial
A 1906 photograph of a girl at the wheel of an antique electric car becomes the focal point in the state attorney’s probe into Mrs. W. F. Stokes charges. The case concerns her husband, a wealthy New York hotel owner, and alleged conspiracies.
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Associated Press
Chicago
States Attorney's Office
W. EF. Dp. Stokes
New York
West Chester Raises 69.63 for Washington County Relief
Two West Chester women mobilized a local drive for earthquake relief, collecting 69.63 from residents. The county fund total reached 766.42 with 283.88 still needed. other towns like Ainsworth and Crawfordsville have contributed, and more towns are urged to participate.
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West Chester
Washington County
J. D. Dayton
I. E. Coffey
J. l. Glasgow
L. P. Jackson
Red Cross
Des Moines
Glasgow
Brighton
Wellman
Kalona
Riverside
Haskins
Ainsworth
Crawfordsville
Washingdon
Bright prospects for Egypt as Britain steps back
Cairo observers hail a calm Egypt with a clearer political atmosphere after Britain commits to stay out of direct rule. General Allenby watches events while Egypt prepares to govern and develop. Zaghoul Pasha returns to Cairo amid debates over leadership and future authority.
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Cairo
Egypt
Great Britain
Allenby
England
Zaghoul Pasha
France
Zagioul
Kevin
Malta
Miami University Couple Flee For Mexican Wedding
Carolyn Cushman Murphy 15 and Roy Silvestre Wiegand fled Miami University Ohio last June after parental objections to marriage. They traveled 2500 miles by foot and boat ending in a wedding in Mexico City. Murphy, of Brooklyn New York, reported her journey from New Orleans to Vera Cruz with a freighter posting and working as a journalist.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Carolyn Cushman Murphy
Roy Silvestre Wiegand
Miami University
Ohio
Brdie
New Orleans
Vera Cruz
Brooklyn, N. Y
Jury Case Seeks Identity Of Woman In Divorce Picture
The NY divorce action opens October 1. A photo labeled Helen Norwood or Helen Underwood, claimed to be a former inmate of a notorious club, is said by Stokes to identify the present Mrs. Stokes. Two witnesses Lorraine Woods and Bernice Hoyt testified they were shown the image and asked to identify it, but both refused.
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New York
Helen Norwood
Helen Underwood
Stokes
Butterfield Named to District Bar Executive Post
Attorney J. W. Butterfield of Washington was chosen as a member of the district executive committee at the sixth district bar association annual convention held yesterday at Sigourney. Washington attendees included Judge Charles A. Dewey Col C J Wilson C Bieber Marsh W Bailey W M Keeley J L Brookhart and Mr Butterfield. Judge Lewis of Montezuma the district’s oldest attorney attended and Judge W H McNett of Ottumwa gave an address.
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J. W. Butterfield
Washington
Sixth District Bar Association
Sigourney
Charles A. Dewey
Col
C.J. Wilson
C. Bieber
Marsh W. Bailey
W. M. Keeley
J. L. Brookhart
Mr. Butterfield
Lewis
Montezuma
W. H. McNett
Ottumwa
Germany May Seek League of Nations Membership
Geneva reports that Germany may apply for membership in the League of Nations as reparations and admission questions loom at the assembly. Delegates note Germany could be elected easily if it applies, with discussions spanning council activities, covenant amendments, economics, armaments, and refugee issues. The assembly runs three to four weeks with debates, translations, and elections of officers and a court judge successor.
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Geneva
Germany
League of Nations
League Assembly
Erle Drummond
League
Aspium
Isene
Assembly
Council
Hardine
United States
International Court of Justice
Ruy Barbosa
Brazil
Assembly and Council
Old Hague
Judge Barbosa
Tuberculin tested dairy proclaims no reactors found
John Simmening's Dairy reports a second tuberculin test by Dr. M. Fe Dicken showing no reactors in the herd. Milk sold at Johnson's Grocery Lyon's Bakery Nicola's Restaurant and the Chocolate Shop with city delivery from morning and night.
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M. FE. Dicken
Johnson's
Lyon's
Nicola’s
Chocolate Shop
John Simmening
Berquist Family Ties Highlight Morgan Park Boy Scout Leader
Mr and Mrs Frank O Berquist of Chicago visit the home of his parents and Mrs John Bergquist as Frank 48 works in Chicago. He has found success as a Boy Scout executive in the Morgan Park district.
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Frank O. Berquist
Chicago
John Bergquist
Frank
Havre Social Club Meeting With Mrs Will McBride
Havre Social Club plans a Thursday afternoon gathering chaired by Mrs Will McBride at 18st3. The event invites members to attend and participate in seasonal activities.
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Havre
Baptists Name Kern Moderator at Washington Association
At the Washington Baptist Association convention near Columbus Junction Rev. Johop Kern was elected moderator for the coming year. Mrs. John Dodd was re elected secretary and Rev. George Worrad Keota was chosen vice moderator with J A Marsh Ainsworth treasurer and T C Reeves Prairie Power board member. Next year’s convention will be in Keota. Attendance was low due to rain with ten delegates from Washington.
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Washington Baptist Association
Louisa Center
Columbus Junction
Johop Kern
John Dodd
George Worrad
Keota
J. A. Marsh
Ainsworth
T. C. Reeves
Prairie Plower
Tne
Washington
John D. Sons
Joan Dodd
Will Sickles
J. W. Bishop
J. W. Baker
Tom Hopkins
Frank R. Sure
Stanley Thompson
Mr. Sisson
Burma
G D. Mitchell
Des Moines
Stockholm
Iowa postmasters receive Harding memorial stamps
Des Moines reports all Iowa postmasters have a limited supply of the two cent Harding memorial stamps and substitute them for regular stamps. The issue runs September 1 to December, with the supply strained as Des Moines distributed one million stamps on September 3 and orders for two million. Washington curtailed many local orders due to printing limits.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Harding
Post Office Department
Soue Venir
Washington
West Burlington Sees Major Housing Boom Emergence
Burlington September 22 city loosens era of growth as Chicago construction firm readies three hundred homes for Chicago Burlington and Quincy railroad shop workers. Thirty foundations laid and 120 men to work before winter with ready cut materials. Railroad cooperation boosts employee home ownership options and surveys ask workers about preferred home types.
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Associated Press
Burlington
Sept
West Burlington
Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Chicago Construction Company
Pla
Burlington Real Estate
Flyers to Search for Missing Surveyors
Acting Governor R E McGillan of Alabama urged the war department to send an airplane to scan the canyon driven Colorado river flood area. The U S Geological Survey voyage party tasked to chart the river is missing after waters rose and a rock boat marked U S G 8 was sighted near Katherine mine about 200 miles from the party’s presumed location.
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Associated Press
Phoenix
Ariz
War Department
Colorado River
U. S. Geographical Survey
Washington
R. E. McGillan
Alabama
Katherine Mine
New panelled wedding stock printed at your order
An ad mentions paneled wedding stock and notes printing or engraving services available at your order through The Journal. It emphasizes custom work for wedding announcements or related stationery.
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Stewart
Duffy
W. Strauss
American Society For Thrift
W. Straus
Burham Boy
AL Economic Department
Butterfield
Baptists
Kern
Washington Baptist
Evening Journal
Packard Quality
Packard Shirt Company
Wells
Emmons & Company
Newark
Inquire Journal
John J. Black
Elias Williams
NEW House
Richmond
Milt Chapek
Washington Motor Co
W. F. Curtis
J. H. Baird
Inquire Journal Office
United Gasoline
Call
T. L. Dodds
Roll Ti
Siness
Chester
Poland
China
Farrow
O. L. Dayton
Beckwith
H.R. Baker
E. Brown
Hesseltine
Coppock
Gilbert Goff
Goff
East
Harrison Street
Wes
Arnold’s Barber Shop
C. W. Jackson
Shorts
J. B. Spencer
Green
Panhandle Country
Texas
C. O. Kelser
Canyon
Joe A. Limerman
Whitee Way
Jennie Marek
Modern Hot S. Eldridge
SE. W
J. Work Insurance Agency
F. & M. Bank
Squire Journal
D. EK. Zimmerman
T. KE. E
Journal Office
Mexico
Recs Gare
Ucay
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