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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1909

Page

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Pennant Decided as Des Moines Wins Western League Title

In a tense pennant race, Des Moines clinched the Western League title after a decisive late rally at Des Moines field. Key performances came from Lange and Lewis with solid runs, while Lincoln and Des Moines teammates maintained the lead through the final innings amid tight scoring.

New York R.H.E. Troit En Nork ovan-Stanage Wilson-Blair Awashington Ton Rage Eveland Morgan-Lapp Young-Easterly Des Moines Lincoln Moines Lange-Lewis Ryan Nunamacher Omaha Joux City Patton-Gonding Clarke-Towne Keeley-Gondin Wichita R.H.E. Gieble Gita 770 xe-Williams Aitchison Jokerst Pe Noe Ace Ichita Jackson Brennan Topeka R.H.E Dan Maay Opeka Ashley Thomason Kaufman Jerns Adams and Haas Kaufman-Henry Knolls-Haas

Taft Diaz Meeting Planned at Blasso Juarez

Washington reports a Taft Diaz summit likely next month to settle El Chamizal neutral zone between Blaso Texas and Juarez Mexico. The 580 acre Rio Grande shifting area remains disputed as both nations plan ceremonies with military escorts.

Washington Presints Taft Diaz Mexico Blaso Tex Juarez Mex el Chamizal Rio Grande El 80 Juarez City United States Cavary Third Artillery Fort Sam Houston

Arlan Appointed Curator of State History Department

Des Moines Sept 29 Governor Carroll appointed E R Harlan as curator of the state historical department. Harlan has led the department in practice since Charles Aldrich’s oath and previously served as Aldrich’s assistant for several years. The commission runs from Oct 1 for the remainder of the term ending in 1912.

Historical Department Des Moines Carroll E. R. Harlan State Historical Department Harlan Charles Aldrich Aldrich Mose

Denison Churches Open Revival Campaign

Denison Ia September 29 churches have organized a revival campaign. The Rev Dr Henry Ostrom arrived with his associates and the meetings have begun with real promise.

Denison Henry Orstrom

Half Moon Ceremony Off New York Bay With Dutch Delegation

The Half Moon replica was turned over to the Hudson Pullen celebration committee by Netherlands delegates in New York bay. Lieutenant Lam of the Utrecht commanded the ship with Dutch Hudson era costumes, as speeches and music accompanied the hoisting of Dutch and American flags amid cheering.

New York Bay Hudson Holland United States Netherlands Lam Utrecht Henry Hudson

National Guard elects officers and 1916 convention site

The National Guard association of the United States chose St. Louis as the 1916 convention site. Officers elected include President General Thomas J. Stewart of Pennsylvania, Secretary General Charles I. Mertin of Kansas, and Treasurer General J. A. S. Torci of Nebraska.

Los Angeles Cal National Guard Association of the United States St. Louis Thomas J. Stewart Pennsylvania Charles I. Mertin Kansas J. A. S. Torci Nebraska

Germans Elect Officers at Burlington Conference

The German Evangelical Synod of North America elected new leaders in Burlington Iowa on September 29. Aimed to boost church education, a plan seeks at least one student per 1000 congregations and a potential endowment of one million dollars for churches colleges and schools. The treasurer Rev Henry Bode was elected replacing Rev H Wolf. Joseph Pistor became president Ferdinand Busser vice president and Gustav Fisher secretary.

Burlington General Conference German Evangelical Synod of North America Henry Bode East St. Louis H. Wolf Joseph Pistor Cincinnati Ferdinand Busser Papinane Gustav Fisher Milwaukee

Mc Coy S Entoming Three Years for Embezzlement

Tacoma report states M P Mc Coy examiner and supervisor of government surveys at Seattle land office pleaded guilty to embezzling 5718 since March. Indicted Sept 21 he surrendered in Tacoma. Judge Hanford sentenced him to three years in the federal penitentiary at McNeil's Island.

Tacoma Wash M. P. McCoy Seattle Hanford McNeil's Island

Cook Approves Whitney's Statement

New York on September 29 Dr. Cook said he approved Mr Whitney's statement after review of the interview. He stated that everything in the interview is substantially correct and confirms his declarations.

Cook Whitney New York Dr. Cook Mr. Whitney

Bomb Explosion Wounds Several in Barcelona

An infernal machine exploded in Barcelona injuring several people as authorities investigated the incident. No further details on casualties or motive provided.

Barcelona Madrid

Whitneyupports Cook Reaching Pole Says Peary Also Achieved

St Johns Sept 29 Harry Whitney of New Haven believes Dr Frederick A Cook reached the pole and that Commander Peary did the same He asserts no reason to doubt Cook more than Peary and recalls Cook showing the western drift of ice Whitney denies Peary took Cook s stores from Annatook and says Peary rebuilt the Annatook house while Boatswain Murphy refused to aid the Canadian expedition for dogs due to dog shortages

St. Johns N. F Harry Whitney New Haven Frederick A. Cook Peary Dr. Cook Mr. Whitney The Pote Whitney Br. Cook Pole Indian Harbor Annatook Utah Boatswain Murphy Murphy

Oklahoma Bank In Trouble Seized By State Board

Oklahoma City September 29 State Bank Commissioner Young took charge of the Columbia Bank and Trust company of Oklahoma City one of the state’s largest banks He will stay in possession until affairs are settled A recent examination found unsafe securities and the state banking board has six hundred thousand dollars available to pay depositors if necessary

State Banking Board Oklahoma City Okla State Bank Young Columbia Bank and Trust Company of

Calhoun Case Continued in San Francisco

Patrick Calhoun president of the United Railroads faces a charge of offering a bribe to a supervisor and the case is postponed until Thursday in San Francisco.

San Francico Patrick Calhoun United Railroads

Federal Mines Department urged at Nevada meeting

Goldfield Nevada September 29. James A Heckman secretary of the merchants and manufacturers board of trade of New York urged the creation of a federal department of mines saying the government should lead in restoring silver. Judge C C Goodwin of Salt Lake suggested demonetizing gold or recognizing silver. Senator Francis G Newlands of Nevada also urged the idea.

Goldfield, Nev American Mining Congress James A. Heckman Merchants and Manufacturers Board of Trade of New York C. C. Goodwin Salt Lake Francis G. Newlands Nevada

Clemency for Cadet Carberry at US Military Academy

Cadet Joseph A. Carberry, United States Military Academy, was dismissed by court martial for possessing liquor in his clothing bag. President Taft mitigated the sentence, allowing him to remain in service with confinement to cadet limits until February 1, 1910 and one punishment hour on Wednesdays and Saturdays each week.

Washington Joseph A. Carberry United States Military Academy Taft Carberry

Alleged Steerer Arrest Stirs Mabray Syndicate Case

Ward reports the arrest in San Antonio of Joe Wright on a US warrant. He is among eighty four indicted in the Mabray swindling syndicate cases and is accused of acting as steerer in a fake wrestling match causing T. E. George of San Antonio to lose 15580 dollars.

Council Bluffs Ward San Antonio Tex Joe Wright United States Federal Grand Mabray T. E. George

Death Calls Dr. Calkins Pioneer Iowa Physician and Legislator

Wyoming Iowa September 29 death announced of Dr M H Calkins pioneer physician and Republican who served in the Iowa legislature 1882 84 and led a fight for state oil inspection against a strong lobby He was eighty one years old He was father in law of E D Chassell state binder.

Iowa Wyoming M. H. Calkins Dr. Calkins E. D. Chassell

Dr. Cleminson Murder Trial Postponed to October Term

In Chicago on September 29, Dr. Haldene Cleminson’s murder case was continued as defense plans were not yet ready. The judge granted a continuance until the October term.

Tent Collapse Injures Four at Waterloo Lot Sale

A large tent collapsed during a Waterloo sale, injuring four people as 200 prospective buyers crowded under it. Many escaped serious harm and others were nearly smothered by falling poles.

Waterloo

Land sale near Mason City with clay deposits

Land containing valuable clay deposits sold at Mason City on September 29. The 340 acre tract lies west of the city. Purchaser was C. H. McNider, with title held by the heirs of the late J. M. Catkins.

Mason City C. H. MecNider J. M. Catkins

Southern Iowa Editors to Meet in Chariton

Chariton Iowa September 29 The fall meeting of the Southern Iowa Editorial association will be held here October 14 and 15 Live topics will be discussed by editors from member papers.

Southern Iowa Chariton Southern Iowa Editorial Association

Me Roberts Elected Director for Armours in Gotham Bank

Chicagoan Samuel Me Roberts was chosen as a director of the National City bank in New York. He represents Armour interests in Chicago and the West, and his election signals plans to form a banking institution in South America to control beef supply and by products.

Armours New York Samuel Me- Roberts Chicago National City Bank Me- Roberts Armour West South America

Unitarian Conference Highlights Temperance Plea in Chicago

In Chicago on September 29 the Unitarian Church conference featured Rev. Joseph H. Crocker of Boston denouncing high churchmen and urging a $100,000 fund to advance the Unitarian Sunday School society. The event marked the second oncoming session of the Unitarian gathering.

Unitarian Church Conference Chicago Joseph H. Crocker Boston Unitarian Temperance Society Unitarian Sunday School Society Onre Sesson The Unitaria

Taft Urges Immediate Help for Western Settlers on Irrigation Plan

President Taft in Spokane urges Congress to authorize a $10,000,000 bond issue to finish western irrigation projects halted by funds. He defends Pinchot Ballinger reforms and backs reopening land for water power, aiming to accelerate development and relief for settlers.

Berah Idaho Taft Congress Spokane Nco National Irrigation Comgress Ballinger Roosevelt Pinchot Mr. Pinchot

Chicago Markets Open With Weak Tone on Cattle and Hogs

Chicago September 29 1909 market report shows hogs mixed to steady with light weights 7 65 to 8 40 and heavy shipper grades 7 55 to 8 40. Cattle and sheep listings indicate steady to lower tones with estimates of receipts around 19000 cattle and 3000 sheep for the day and 18000 to 19000 hogs forthcoming.

Texas

JOHN A. BABCOCK Care of North American Livestock Commission

John A. Babcock is listed in care of the North American Livestock Commission Company. The notice implies a corporate or employment connection and a fiduciary arrangement.

Peary Completes Evidence On Cook North Pole Claim

Commander Robert B Peary has finalized material supporting his view that Dr. Frederick A Cook did not reach the North Pole. The Peary Arctic Club will review it before public release. General Hubbard and Peary concluded their conference. Peary may have more information but will not release it now.

Arctic Club Bar Harbor Robert B Peary Frederick A. Cook North Pole Peary Arctic Club General Hubbard Club Peary Sagle Island

Bryan and Bailey to Debate Tariff in Atlanta

Atlanta September 29 Bryan and Senator Joseph Bailey of Texas will hold a joint debate on the tariff. The meeting is assured and scheduled for next month in Atlanta in the new venue.

Bryan and Bailey Atlanta William Jennings Bryan Joseph Bailey Texas

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