Primary vote tallies for Vass County candidates released
Totals show U S Senator Herring leads with 336 votes Republican Kendall for Governor 300, Hammill for Lieutenant Governor 296, Leffert Ramsay for Secretary of State 2738, and other races including state treasurer, railroad commissioner, and state representative with varied Democratic, Republican tallies. County officials Hobart and Buxton also appear among results.
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Vass
Kendall
Poe
Hammill
Seciacy
Murtagh
Green
Richards
Sein Mar Publican
Neleon
Booth
Bamocratic
Kraschelse
Fice
Ni'Jonasg
Vani Brocklin
Hobart
Visi Esces Ees
Ee County
R. We ‘Easels
A. G. A. Buxton
Democrats Issue Call For State Judicial Meets
Des Moines June 7 E J Feuling state chairman of the democratic party issued the official calls for the state and state judicial conventions. The state convention is scheduled for the end of August at Des Moines and the state judicial convention on August 9. Representation will be one delegate per county and one per four hundred votes or major fraction thereof. Clyde L Herring for governor in 1920 Gass county will have nine delegates. The judicial convention will use the same representation ratio as the state convention.
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Des Moines
E. J. Feuling
Democratic Party
Clyde L. Herring
Gass County
Father Dies. Funeral Planned for Isaac Ellis in Central City
Mrs. Herbert J. Joyce departs for Central City Nebraska to attend the funeral of her father Isaac Ellis who died Sunday at his son Arthur Ellis’s home in Elwess. Funeral services will be held at the old home in Central City on Thursday. Mr Ellis was over eighty years old.
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Herbert J. Joyce
Central City
Neb
Isaac Ellis
Arthur Ellis
el- Wess
Col Fumrar
Ellis
Woman Killer Is Held by State Authorities
United Press reports formal orders issued by the assistant state prosecutor to hold Marie Beal in the death of Frank W. Anderson at a Kansas City hotel. Hospital notes claim she would recover from a self-inflicted bullet wound. charges of first degree murder await her discharge. Dr. Moss, the coroner’s inquest physician, sought her presence at the inquiry. Beal killed Anderson after a second love disappointment.
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United Press
Kansas
City
Marie Beal
Frank W. Anderson
Physicianea
Moss
Misa Bea
Anderson
Oklahoma Home Mission Reaches New Home
Rev. Thomas Fr Shaw, farmer and pastor, reports that the family reached their new home on June 4. He notes poor roads up to Kansas City and says the move is welcomed. He sends regards to friends back home.
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Thomas
Shaw
Cha
Oklahomay
Sunnyside Park Opens for Season with Local Games
Sunnyside Park opened today for the season with a quiet afternoon at the pool and a planned ball game this evening between the Lions and Rotary clubs. Two city league teams are highlighted in the program.
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Sunnyside Park
Lions
Rotary
Clinton Man Dies After Self-Inflicted Wounds
William Gibson of Clinton Iowa died at a local hospital after going on a shooting rampage in the Relvere Hotel. He fired four shots at proprietor Cahill and shot himself three times, two in the head and one in the left arm. Cahill was unharmed beyond a scalp wound and is out of danger.
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Associated Press
Clinton
Iowa
William Gibson
Gibson
Relvere
Cahill
New Committeemen Chosen at Primary
Committeemen from the two parties in the county were reselected, with Republicans listing numerous ward and precinct members including Grant, Benton, Franklin, Massena, and Union fields. Democrats report several county members such as Benton White, Rogler, Zellmer, Berry, McDermott, Downey, Lindeman, Keener, Reynolds, Mueller, and Curry.
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Morrow Sam
Mar- Ard Wanl
L. P. Chase
H. L. Walker
Pymosa
Paul K. Wilford
Brighton
W. GC
Lrvey
Washington—O
Fulton Grove
J. A. Nell
Franklin
L. L. Owl
Lincoln
C. Ve Wilson
Massena
Chas
Merida
Union
C. P. Shower
Bear Grove
Iira Miller
Cass
D. H. Baker
Pleasant Ist
Precingl
John F. Dicus Pleasant
F. Dicus
Noble
N. G. Schuler
Adiia
Geo
Anstey
Democratic Committee
Atlantic
Benton
White Pymosa
L. W. Rogler
Washington
A. Zellmer Grove
George B, Berry Franklin
J. W. McDermott
Downey Union
Iran
Rainer Bear Gruye—l
G. Lindeman
Zid Krecner—u
Gi. Reynolds
Noble—W
Mueller ‘Mietorig
Jahir LL. Curry
Top Notch Tire Company Opens in Chicago
Announcement from local residents notes the June 10 opening of the Top Notch Tire Company at 6516 Broad way Chicago. Juin S Porterfield and Earl R Adenek lead the venture with support from families and friends in this city and well wishers hope for a successful business start.
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Briends
Top Notch Tire Company
Broadway
Chicago
Juin S. Porterfield
F. W. Porterfield
Why DG Gasoline Prices Skyrocket
United Press reports Congress has joined the Justice Department to probe rising U S gasoline prices affecting 17 million auto owners. The Senate Manufacturing Committee will cooperate in a second inquiry using reserve figures as a basis, with oil company representatives to be called to explain price increases.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Congress
Department of Justice
U. S
senate+ manufacturing committee
Jig
Department
Wis
Bix Oil and Gas Companies
Uneasy Lies The Head That Wears The Crown Belgrade Turmoil
A plot to assassinate Princess Marie and King Alexander is reported by police. Authorities guard royal lives as several suspects are detained until after the wedding. Royals arriving include King Alexander of Servia, King Ferdinand of Romania, Princess Marie, Princess Rosia, Duke of York, Prince Alfonso, and Princess Beatrice of Spain.
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United Press
Belgrade
Marie
Alexander
King Alexander of
Servia
Ferdinand
Romania
Prineess Marie
Rosia
Duke of York
Prince Alfonso
Beatrice of Spain
Printe Udine
Maly
Dry weather threatens northwestern Iowa crops
United Press reports 100 Sioux City Tribune correspondents indicate drought will cause irreparable damage to small grain crops and pastures in northwest Iowa and northeast Nebraska. West of the river soils suffer from too much rain while the usual drier area faces breaching damage. Corn is not yet badly harmed but a week of dry weather could reduce prospects. Strawberries and berries unhurt. gardens not seriously damaged but will suffer as corn grows. Large fruit prospects are poor.
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United Press
Sioux City
Iowa
Nebrka Aint
Sioux City Tribune
Medical student dies after neck injury from pool dive
Grove City, Pa. June. Medical student %-Ed Lesiie dislocated his neck diving into a shallow pool. He was kept alive forty eight hours by artificial respiration after the injury. Twenty fellow students worked relays with a pulmotor in desperate attempts to save him. He regained consciousness at times and spoke with his mother before dying.
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United Press
Grove City
Ed Lesiie
Sixty Four War Dead Arrive in New York
Sixty four black draped caskets were lifted from the transport Somme onto a Brooklyn pier. Services will be held Sunday before the remains are sent to their relatives.
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New York
Associated Press
Brooklyn
Railroad Unions Back Strike Demand Says Leaders
United Press reports leaders in Cincinnati anticipate an overwhelming strike vote from eleven railroad unions over the $109,000,000 wage cut ordered by the U S Labor Board. Leaders prepare figures to show impact and appeal for public sympathy while a triple barreled ballot is sent to 500,000 rail shop workers.
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United Press
Cincinnati
U. S. Labor Board
Ductiss
Jonwell
U. S
B. Jewell
Chicago
Merger of Railroads Now on Tapis Would Stop War
Kansas City June 7 A merger of the Alton Katy lines Union Pacific and Central Pacific was regarded as certain in railroad circles President Hilton of the Frisco said the interstate commerce commission had suggested such a merger as an economic measure He added the merger would prevent a transportation war and was imminent
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United Press
Kansas City
Union Pacific
Central Pacific
Hilton
Frisco Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Girl Dies After Looking Into Gas Tank With Lighted Match
OTTUMWA Iowa June 7 Maud Siddon a telegraph operator on the Milwaukee Railroad at Old Rutledge Iowa died at a local hospital this afternoon from burns received earlier when she looked into the gas tank of her car while holding a lighted lantern. She was a member of BEALR.
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Associated Press
Ottumwa
Towa
Maud Siddon
Milwaukee Railroad
Old Rutledge
Borns
The
BEALR
Brookhart Leading In Iowa Senate Race With 129 426 Votes
Unofficial returns from most precincts show Brookhart at 129 426 votes, Thorne 60 626, Pickett 49 889, Francis 39 240, Sweet 33 902, and Stanley 12 641 as of June 7. Ramsay leads renomination in the Republican contest for state superintendent with 173 898 to 81 120 for Leffert.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Brookhart
Dubuque County
Thorne
Picket
Francis
Sweet
Stanley
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Prancia
Bender
McClenahan
Ramsay
Tes Moines
Lillian Leffert
Leffert
United Press
Smith W. .Brookhart
Washington
Pickett
Kenyon predicts Brookhart will stay true to people
Federal Judge Kenyon, in a statement to United Press from Fort Dodge Iowa, praised Pemb Brookhart after his overwhelming victory in a six man U S senate race saying Brookhart will keep the government a government of the people and resist lobby influence in Washington.
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United Press
FT. Dodge
Praiaing Brookhart
U. S. Senate
Kenyon
United Press Today
Brookhart
Senate
Washington
Lions Club Chooses New Officers Today
The Calumet Lions Club at its regular meeting elected officers for the year: President C A Hinman, First VP W A Hammer, Second VP F W Herbert, Third VP A C Fouts, Secretary Lester Balding, Treasurer O R Patrick, Tail Twister E T Hupp. Members returning from the Omaha district meeting report a large gathering.
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Lions Club
Neot
Calumet
C. A. Hinman
W. A. Hammer
A. C. Fouts
Lester Balding
O. R. Patrick
E. T. Hupp
Omaha
Chas. R. Hunt Stricken By Sudden Illness
Chas. R. Hunt, a well known pioneer resident of this city, was taken suddenly ill this morning with heart trouble and high blood pressure. He is not feeling well but is reported somewhat better.
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Chas. R. Hunt
Thia City
Big Bankers Weigh Large Loan to Germany
Paris reports say the allied reparations committee voted three to one to enlarge bankers powers who may consider a loan to Germany. Germany would also be given power to make suggestions on the proposed international loan plan.
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Germany
Associated Prana Paris
Allied
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Crew
Mable Kistler
Ida "Thompson
J. H. Minor
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