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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1930

Page

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Bovine Tuberculosis Law Upheld by State Supreme Court

The Iowa Supreme Court upheld the bovine tuberculosis law as constitutional under state police powers. The ruling reversed an injunction in Mitchell County against the Department of Agriculture and noted statutes preserve wrongful destruction claims, with Justices Kindig and others concurring. The decision relies on health protection concerns and expert testimony deemed insufficient.

Des Moines Sept State Supreme Court Mitchell County State Department of Agriculture Justice Kindig Kindig

Boosters Defeated in East Pleasant Plain Pasepan Game

In a game at East Pleasant Plain yesterday the Washington Roosters lost 14 to 2 to East Pleasant Plain. Charlie McAvoy scored both Washington runs. Edmondson pitched well despite the loss, striking out 11. The season ends next Sunday here with Fairfield.

East Pleasant Plain Washington Roosters Charlie” McAvoy Washington Edmondson Fairfield

Explosion at Weber Still Plant Kills Four Workers

Four men burned to death in a September blaze at the Carl J. Weber main company plant when a liquor still exploded. Fire chief says bodies burned beyond identification. neighboring firm notes recent whitewashing hid activity. Firemen recover a 500 gallon still, two 850 gallon vats, and numerous cans. Estimated damage reaches $2,000.

Carl J. Weber Main Company Richard Lawler Weber Company

Death claims Mrs Warner at 81 in Iowa town

Mrs. Sarah E. Warner 81 widow of W H Warner died at 9 45 Sunday morning at 10 North Fourth avenue after years of failing health and a fall last June. Funeral plans pending with Dr F W Eastwood presiding. burial at Elm Grove cemetery. A Seattle bound son arrives for the service. Mrs Elizabeth Plummer born March 1849 in Licking county Ohio married William H Warner in 1866. The couple moved to Iowa in the years following their farm life then town residence until Mr Warner died in 1921. Thirteen children were born, twelve living including Mrs John Godlove Rush Warner Mae Hopen Gardner and Joe Warner.

Sarah E. Warner W. H. Warner North Fourth Avenue A. Jones F. W. Eastwood Elm Grove Cemetery Seattle Wash Sarah Elizabeth Plummer Licking County Ohio William H. Warner Iowns Johnson County Warner John Godlove Haskins Rush Warner Mae Hopen- Gardner Washington Joe Warner East

Manchurian Troops Enter Peiping End Civil Warfare

Manchurian troops entered Peiping today in armored cars with about 50 soldiers, effectively ending China’s civil warfare. The city, evacuated by northern forces from Slans province, showed joy as invaders took over the maritime customs fund office and reappointed the commissioner Mayler Bell. Manchurian units had already seized key positions in Shandong and northern Shantung in prior days.

Peiping Slans Province Nanking Maritime Custom Fund Mayler Bell Nation Shantung

Dr Bowers to Speak Here Next Sunday at Methodist Church

Dr W W Bowers, pastor of the First Methodist Church in Waterloo, will speak at the local Methodist church on Oberammergau Passion Play of 1980. He has served here ten years, recently transferred, and will officiate his son Raymond Bowers wedding on September 27 to Miss Helen Mauthe in Vinton.

W. W. Bowers First Waterloo Bowers Bowes Oberammergau Raymond Bowers Vinton Helen Mauthe

Bank Robbers Pursued by a Sheriff Posse

A sheriff posse chased three Mexican robbers who fled after holding up the Farmersville state bank at Uncas Oklahoma. They abandoned their car near the Kansas Oklahoma border and disappeared into timber and river undergrowth. Separate item notes Genoa First National Bank in Nevada robbed of about 7000 dollars, sixth in two weeks. An Louisiana Farmersville bank robbery yielded 20000 dollars to three bandits. Baby born to Mr and Mrs Roy Crossett at 12 30 PM weighs eight and a half pounds.

Nsas City Kan UPA Uncas Okla Kansas- Oklahoma Arkansas River Nebraska Bank Genoa Nev First National Bank of Louisiana Roy Crossett

Theta Pi pledges at State University of Iowa announced

Barclay and Pratt pledged LeRoy Pratt and Charles Barclay of Washington to Theta Pi at the State University of Iowa. Announcement made today at Iowa City. After a week of pledging, university fraternities tally 219 pledges. The report mentions Clyde of Long Beach and a life devoted to a person.

LeRoy Pratt Charles Barclay Washington State University of Iowa Towa City Clyde Long Beach Calif

Evening Journal plans carrier driven home delivery reform

The Evening Journal outlines a carrier based delivery system to teach boys business skills. Carriers buy papers wholesale, sell retail, and keep profits, with weekly or various payment options for subscribers. The plan aims to foster independence, service, and courteous conduct while supporting young workers and inviting parental discussion at the office.

Evening Journal Washington Totomorow

Junior College Triumphs Over Wartburg Football

Wartburg junior college players were defeated 80 especially where backfield stars Fuhr Zain Kort and Ahrens starred with two and three touchdowns. Wartburg’s center Johnson and end Williams showed strength. Luther from Minnesota Caiversty posed constant threat as Wartburg’s 215 pound center held the line. Coach Freshwaters notes tougher games ahead and plans for future matches.

Waverly Washington Wartburg Mason Fuhr Zain Kort Ahrens Johnon Willams Turner Fisher Zeek Fulton Booth Enn Miller Tor Booth Henry Little Preshwaters Luther Minchesota Caiversty Was & Power Freshwaters

50 000 Catholics Meet at Omaha Eucharistic Congress

In Omaha more than 50 000 lay and clergy delegates from American Catholicism gathered for the National Eucharistic Congress opening. Prominent leaders including Apostolic delegate Most Rev Peindi arrived from Davenport Ia, with bishops Schrembs Rechman Rohlam and Schan. The program included a pontifical votive mass at St Cecilia's Cathedral and meetings of lay and clerical delegates.

Omaha Peindi Davenport Joseph W. Schrembs Cleveland Francis J. L. Rechman Dubuque Joseph Rohlam Joseph Schan Peoria Joseph F. Rummel Pierto Fumasoni Biondi St Cecilia's Cathedral

Washington High Opens With 6 0 Victory Over Oskaloosa

Washington high school edged Oskaloosa 6 to 0 in a hard fought opener. Herbert Judevine’s late plunge produced the team’s first football victory, with Kiesey’s failed kick leaving the final score at six. Key linemen Kerns and Raymond starred, while Kiesey and Jones powered the ground game.

Oskaloosa Herbert Judevine Washington Washington High School Joe Kiesey Jim Shulta Washingtons Kerns Rayemond Jones Kelsey

Will Rogers Style Advice From A Humorous Exchange

A humorous exchange recalls a wife fearing her cooking burdens after twenty years of marriage. Gertie reassures her that long marriage brings familiarity, and the husband’s complaints about cold eggs soggy pancakes and stale rolls are noted as common over time.

Gertie Walt

Locat News Highlights From Muscatine Visitors

Mrs Mary Venner returns home to Muscatine after visiting here with Mrs Sherr Welch Irene Mitchell of Crawfordsville comes home after a few days with Ira Mitchell Anwyl returns to Columbus Junction after Festival visit out-of-town shoppers include Albert Pimms Keota M R Welly West Chester Howard Blanchard Brighton and Mrs BC Munson Crawfordsville EVIs Olinger of Paria Utah travels through Washington to Ainsworth for his nephew Richard Olingers death

Mary Venner Muscatine Sherr Welch Irene Mitchell Crawfordsyte Ira Mitchell Albert Pimme Keota M. R. Welly West Chester Howard S Blanchard Brighton B.C. Munson Crawfordsville Evis Olinger Paria, T Washington Ainsworth Richard Olinger

Riverside News Briefs and Local Visits

Riverside news items note Bruce Marshe at Riverside six times with family updates. Mr and Mrs Willie Owen welcomed a new baby boy. Swarlo visit to J W Coons. Ray Mond and Muser families hosted a River Junction picnic for Annie Houshill and Harry Muser birthdays. Rhodney Swails released from Washington hospital after eight weeks. Walter Longer family visit to Bruce Marshall. injury from baler fork. Rev Heltibridle to lead Sailum church for another year. Jim Swails bought a new clover huller. Kentuckians attended the Fall Festival. Mike Murdock to move into Jim Coon’s bungalow.

Riverside Towa Willie Owen Mary” Swarlo J. W. Coons Ray Mond Muser River Junction Walter Heltibridle Sailum Church Jim Swails Mike Murdock Jim Coon

Wellman Man Trial for Carnal Knowledge of Imbecile

Doyle Schaut of Wellman Indiana faced trial in district court on a charge of carnal knowledge of an imbecile female. A jury was selected to hear the case as proceedings opened today.

Doyle Schaut Wellman

Two Killed When Cars Crash Near Palo, Vinton

In Vinton Iowa on September 22 a two car crash near Palo killed George Bickel and H. Moon. Mrs Moon is in critical condition. three Bickel children were hurt and Woodrow Draytahl of 18 was cut by glass but survived. Eight rode in the Bickel vehicle.

Vinton H. Moon George Bickel Palo Bickel Moon

Death car located with liquor cargo detail

Sheriff Strumie reports a hit and run killed 14 year old Richard Olinger on primary road No 2 near Ainsworth. A burned Pontiac abandoned south west of town carried liquor bottles and no license plates. Investigators follow multiple Pontiac leads. no positive owner identified. The fatal crash occurred around 5 45 pm Saturday near a creek bridge on road No 2.

George Strumie Richard Olinger Ainsworth Washington County Insworth L. A. Jones George Matlock Iheriff Struble Pontiac Olinger

Secretary Lamont cites export growth and retail pickup

Washington reports that American business decline has paused with encouraging signs for the near term. Secretary of Commerce Lamont notes August export trade expansion and a clear uptick in retail activity, signaling a recovery phase after prior declines.

Washington, Sept Lamont

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