Carroll County Leads in Republican Victory in Tuesday Election
Carroll County voters backed Republican President Roosevelt and Governor Small, with a strong lead for Stransky over Morris for State Attorney. Local races featured Babb over Boeke, Allen winning Congress, and Boeke, Stransky, Campbell, and Schreiter elected as County officials.
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Carroll County
Len Small
Kankakee
Henry Horner
Chicago
U. S
Roosevelt
Robert Morris
Lanark
Franklin A. Stransky
Savanna
Morris
Gian
Stransky
Harry Stuhl
Freeport
Alfred S. Babb
Harry Boeke
Rock Creek
Stahl
Carrell
Carroll
Sqvanny
Cherry Grove
Lima
Far Haven York
Elkhorn Grove Woodland
Freedom
RED Cross
Boeke
Shannon
Harry A. Stahl
Leo Allen
Galena
Acker
Bingham
Franz
Iocal Carrol County
Boerner
Campbell
Schreiter
Smith Park may become a state park in Carroll County
Plans from the Friends of Nature and allied groups push for Smith's Park to be purchased and run as a state owned natural park. A meeting in Carroll next Tuesday will decide if the site should gain state status amid strong public support from last summer's well attended society event.
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Smith’s Park
Carroll County
Friends of Nature
Carroll
Mature Society
Sighiaeere
Louis L. Emme
Ilinois
American Red Cross
Ibe
Winois
Armistics
Red Cross
Cross
M. J. Julian
Better Vision Institute of
New York
Ry. Julian
Jnjian
Whiteside County Holds Republican Lead in Election Returns
With thirteen of thirty eight precincts reporting, Whiteside County shows Republican wins across county state and district races. Leo Allen of Galena leads in district congress with 3245 votes to Orestes H Wright 1658. L L Winn of Rock Falls leads Sim Mee for state attorney 2883 to 1878 amid other county results. Emergency relief bond issue favored by 7627 voters with 227 opposed.
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Whiteside County
Leo Allen
Galena
Orestes H
Wright
Freeport
L. L. Winn
Rock Falls
Sim Mee
Sterling
Lee E. Whistler
George Walter, Jr
Clarence M. Frye
Barton Forster, Jr
Fred A. Snyder
Edward P. Boyle
Close Illinois primary returns in thirteenth district race
In a tight county race Jae Allen of Galena Republican leads Orestes Wright of Freeport Democrat for the thirteenth district congressman seat by about 25 votes with 1,71 and 1,706 totals. State’s attorney Edward A. Jones of Dixon leads Mark G. Keller 3,100 to 2,446. circuit clerk Edwin S. Rosner leads J. R. Fitzsimmons 2,416 to 2,315 after fourteen precincts.
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Fen
Asight Jae
Les Allen
Galena
Orestes MH. Wright
Freeport
Allen
Wright
Sor
Edward A. Jones
Dixon
Mark G. Keller
Edwin S. Rosener
J. R. Fitz- Simmons
Victorious Democratic Candidate Wins Fairhaven Township
In Fairhaven township a Democratic candidate secured a strong win over Republicans Mor and Tucadas, with Staig and Stransky trailing. Berne Horner led ex-governor polls with 944 votes to 275 for a challenger, while Bebb beat Borke 297 to 181 among township voters. All special issues favored the township and the Gateway amendment passed 165.
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Fairhaven
Staig
Stransky
Berne Horner
Aired & Bebb
Borke
Stahl
Florida citrus growers urged to form state marketing organization
Horace Bowker of The American Agricultural Chemical Company urged Florida citrus and vegetable growers to form a statewide marketing organization at a Pierce, Florida conference. He warned that low consumer purchasing power has cut fruit and vegetable demand by about 30 percent and called for careful grading and packing and elimination of inferior products to lift prices.
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Florida Citrus Jand Vegetable Stewers
Horace Bowker
American Agricultural Chem‘ical Company
Pierce. Fiz
Local returns show early race leads in Stephenson county
In Stephenson county H Wright of Freeport leads in six precincts with 1303 votes for congress in the thirteenth district over Leo Allen of Galena. Boeke leads both Bibb and Stahl for state senate with 1039 votes to 636 and 368 respectively. Walter A. Krueger tops circuit clerk race with 1182 votes against John Miller’s 1012, while Louis F. Rein holds the county for state's attorney, and John G. Walter leads the coroner contest over E A Diestelmeier.
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Wright
Barrett
Brooks
Martin
Northrop
Kerner
U. of Hingis Noble
Rhea
Wheat
AAGT
Meyer
Freeman
Karraker
Supreme Court
Vail
Broch
Congress
Yates
Nesbit
Klein
Brennan
Appellate
Johnson
McGuire
Dist
Allen
Bobb
Boeke
Stahl
H. Wright
Freeport
Stephenson County
Leo Allen
Galena
Harry ©. Boeke
Tawelfth
Alfred $. Bibb
Shannon
Harry H. Stahh
Babb
Walter A. Krueger
John &. Miller
Louis F. Reinhold
Harry B. Wheat
John G. Walter
Pearl City
E. A. Diestelmeier
Daviess County Congress Race Narrowly Falls to Allen
In Daviess County the race for the 13th district seat sees Leo Allen of Galena leading Orestes Wright of Freeport as results from 12 of 27 precincts show Allen ahead. Democratic votes show heavy straight-party ballots with 13 of 27 precincts reporting Democratic over Republican totals. A Bermuda cruise for Democratic Club members is announced after the election.
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Roosevelt
To - Daviess County
Léo Allén
Galena
Orestes Wright
Freeport
Disibriet
Congress
Jo ‘Daviess
Tear
Shean
Toroner
Nash
Burns
Scott
Lickés
Bermuda
National Democratic Club
Entertainment Committee
William H. Hicklin
Democratic Club
Fsea
Mr. Hicklin
Florida agriculture reform faces cooperation gaps
A fragmented state agriculture approach hinders progress says Me Bowker. He urges a unified organization to realize agricultural opportunities and improve marketing, warning that lone efforts will fail without a coordinated statewide effort.
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Bowker
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