Navajos Tie Mendota Team In Hard Football Clash
The undefeated Navajos battled Mendota to a tie in a hard football game, with Navajos pressuring all game but claims of a biased officiating. The Valley scored late in the fourth, but a late offside call nullified the touchdown as Mendota failed to score. Substitutions and lineup details follow, noting end C Orloff and quarterback Peter Lolli among listed players.
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Mendota
Hercer
Spraw Valley
Febhlo
Tiskilwa
Phophetstown Independents
Proclamation designates Armistice Day in Illinois
Governor Lowden issued a proclamation designating Thursday November 11 as Armistice Day. The American Legion and veterans statewide recall the second anniversary of the ceasefire in World War I with ceremonies. The proclamation calls for patriotic pride and remembrance of fallen soldiers and urges Legion support for observances to strengthen patriotism.
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Frank O. Lowden
Navy
American Legion
Department of Illinoig
Sons of America
American Legon
Legion
Wild Cats Tie Wyoming in Wild Game at Wyoming
The Spring Valley Wild Cats played a tough game in Wyoming last Sunday, facing biased officiating and rough play from the locals. Earl Walker kicked a second quarter goal as the Cats matched Wyoming through a tight contest, with a late blocked drop kick ending the crooked encounter. The Kandoo Klub then hosted a Halloween show at the Congregational Church with attractions like a chamber of horrors and a fortune teller drawing a large crowd.
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Valley Boys
Mendota
Spring Valley
Wild Cats
Wyoming
Cats
Stark County
American Legion
Sheffield
Shefield
Moose
Earl Walker
Kandoo Klub
New Governors Named Across States Unopposed Elections
A list shows incoming governors for many states including Arizona Arkansas Colorado Connecticut Delaware Florida Georgia Idaho Illinois Indiana Nebraska New Hampshire New Mexico New York North Carolina Ohio Iowa Kansas Maine Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Missouri Montana Rhode Island South Dakota Tennessee Texas Vermont Washington West Virginia Wisconsin. Most races resulted in party continuance with unopposed or Septembers elections.
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Cox
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Orerona
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Steer
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Mat Simms
Thomas E. McRae
Oliver H. Shoup
E. J. Lake
WDPD
Denney
Cary A. Hardee
T. W. Hardwick
David W. Davis
Ilinois
Len Small
Seseeeus
W. T. McCray
S. R. McKellie
New Stampshire
A. O. Brown
R. H. Hanna
New York—Smith
N. Carolina
Cameron Morrison
L. J. Frazier
Harry L. Davis
Pees Eee
Lowa
N.E. Randall
Henry J. Allen
F. C. Parkhurst
C. H. Cox
A. J. Groesbeck
J. A. O. Preus
Rey
A. M. Hyde
Joseph M. Dixon
E. J
B. F. Morgan
John J. Blaine
Harding gains in New Orleans election results
Senator Harding polled an unprecedented total of 17000 in New Orleans with five precincts missing. He carried ten known country parishes and appears to have won the third congressional district. Eight uptown precincts gave him majorities.
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New Orleans
Harding
Roosevelt’s Hyde Park Returns Favor Harding and Cox Lead
Complete Hyde Park returns show voting favors Harding with 279 ballots and Cox ahead of Roosevelt with 194. The town of Franklin D. Roosevelt contributes to the national vice presidential race as results come in.
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F. D. Roosevelt
Hyde Park
N. Y
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Give
Harding
Cox
Widow Ruth Osborne awarded 3500 under workers act
Mrs Ruth M Osborne widow of Henry Osborne a Princeton tractor mechanic killed in a south of Wyanet tractor accident July 12 192 const awarded 3500 under the workers compensation act at a hearing before C A Pease arbitrator for the state industrial commission. She will receive 10 50 a week for eight years. Osborne was employed by F C Bollman Ford Garage. The mother of Ira Borgin electrocuted at Buda last November while working for Brown Bros Instruction Co was awarded 1650 by the Commission. Hearings were held by the arbitrator at the courthouse.
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Ruth M. Osborne
Henry Osborne
Princeton
Wyanet
C. A. Pease
State Industrial Commission
Osborne
F. C. Bollman
Ford Garage
Ira Borgin
Buda
Brown Bros. Instruction Company
Court House
Dentist's Memorial Through Modern Dental Work
A modern dental surgeon earns a lasting monument through skill and patient care, surpassing old remedies and gruesome traditions. The piece notes the cross of gold as a possible memorial and highlights the profession’s impact on wealth aesthetics and smiles.
Quarantine Compliance Emphasized by Springfield Law
Officials urge adherence to quarantine rules and disease reporting after new Springfield legislation. State and federal authorities pledge support to local health boards to protect public health, stressing cooperation and precaution over risks.
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Springfield
Board of Health
State Department
Annie’s Curls Draw Praise in Catty Reply
A witty exchange depicts Annie’s curls as naturally matching her own hair with playful remarks suggesting uncanny likeness. The brief dialogue highlights light humor and celebrity-tinged banter without further context.
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Valley End
Mendozas
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D. Mc Donald
J. Mattioda
J. Pratti
Wm. Condick
P. Micheletti
V. Terando
A. Emmett
Peter Lolli
Halfack
R. Nesti
F. Wright
W. Augustitus
C. Martin
Wildcats
J. J. Williams Cash Market
Swift
Lfe
Dentist’s Memorial
Society
Catty
Annie
Cohn’s Clothes Shop
Spring Valley, Ili
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