Morrow Named for Senate Nomination in New Jersey
Dwight W. Morrow led Franklin W. Fort for the Republican Senate nomination in New Jersey by a large margin with about 500 precincts left to count. Fort trailed, while Frelinghuysen offered the strongest challenge in Essex County, and Morrow also won the short term seat against John Kelly. The victory was hailed by wet supporters as a win for their cause and noted for Morrow’s personal popularity.
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Newark
N. J
Dwight W. Morrow
Franklin W. Fort
New Jersey
Fort
Joseph Frelinghuysen
Morrow
Frelinghuysen
Englewood
Charles A. Lindbergh
Herodotus
Hall-Mills
Essex County
Essex
Senate
John Kelly
Walter E. Edge
France
Thelma Parkinson
Vineland
Mexico
Orst
New York World
F. Scott’ McBride
Anti-Saloon League
Ainsworth Flood Strains Bridges and Rescue Efforts
The Long Creek flood swelled to a raging torrent isolating north routes. The bridge west of town was submerged while the railroad bridge east faced collapse as supports washed away. A party returning from a Washington funeral nearly drowned when crossing the foot of Military Hill. Grover Letts, rescued with help from Ralph Kelsey, Lee Hunt, and Robert Acheson, reaches safety after nearly submersion. Reverend Krenmyre hurried to Chicago then returned for service before a monthlong south eastern trip. Multiple residents arrived or departed for visits, with local church programs postponed to next Sunday.
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Ainswortis
Long Creek
Floyd Letts
Grover
Lambert
Katherine Hartman
Washington
Military Hill
Hely
Ralph Kelsey
Lee Hunt
Robert Acheson
Mr. Letts
J H Krenmyre
Chicago
Moining
Krenmyre
Maud Bronson
Man
Eye and Obstetrics Doctors at Local Clinic
E. E. Stutsman and W. McLaughlin, medical doctors, advertise eye, ear, nose and throat safety services. Location listed as 103 Walley Building Sha' of ha with phone contact. Also notes obstetrics services at 21 Wert St, near Turn west at Pen Store corner. office phone Lou.
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E. E. Stutsman
Walley ‘Building
Sha’ of Ha
Phone Co
W. McLaughlin
Wert St
Pen
Incomplete Major League Intersections Open Today
Two major league games were scheduled today as the season’s second intersectional series began. Eastern clubs Philadelphia New York and Washington chase American League honors with Cleveland as sole western representative. Yankees moved to second place after beating Cleveland 17 to 2. Brown 12 Washington 9, Boston swept Chicago White Sox. Phillies beat Pirates 6 to 4.
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United Press
Erie
Philadelphia
New York
Washington
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Chicago
York
Pittsburgh
Atlantic Seas Board
Atletics
Cleve
Yanks
Yankees
Firgo Marberry
St. Louis Browns
Toston
Chicago White Sox
Boston Beaves
Cincinnati
Lefty
O'Doul
Philadelphia Phillies
Pittshureie
City Whistle Blows At Nine Each Night For 20 Years
Kansas City residents recall a long standing city custom started when officials asked Armour Packing to blow the factory whistle at 9 p m nightly. The sound carries thirty miles to farmers in nearby areas and has endured for decades.
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Kansas City
Armour Packing Company
Abe Martin Says Brewery Could Have Paid Foregone Costs
Mrs. Em Pash jokes on returning from her aunt's funeral at Tulip that even old time breweries with their machinery and chemists would have saved money if they knew how easy it is to make beer.
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Senatorship
New
RSEY
Oat
E. W
Clarence Richards
Orion, Mich
Olive Arthaud
Aliee Dillon
Jean Naville
Detroit
E.R. Richards
B. R. Richards
Champaign
jPuane House
Niswanger
Columbus Junction
Ainsworth
Wm. Sinking
Everette
Floyd
Edna Richards
Allerton
Helena van Horn
Foi Joseph
van Horn
Dunlap
Town
James Fitzgerald Jr
Peters
Toledo
Towa
Alexander Simpson
A. Michels
East Square
Upstaire
Brooxmart Law Abstracts
Federal Farm Roma
Bar ‘Theatre
Washington St
Livingston & Eicher
W. Livingston and
C. Biches
Main St
Hom
Awnesovll
Morrison Famund D
George
Morrison
Sore
Wilson & Wilson
J. Wilson
Ana
Nournal
F. Boller
Gas Bane
DR. Tv
Penney Store
Court of
Dh. W. D. Wwanm Bavoy
Fred
Hag
Johnson Grocery
Jurging & Sox
Wash Bank
Med
Teetring Journal
W. & aLcorm
Aise
Nicola K 'Marmon
North Ise
Sitice
J. M. Lloyd, M
Joan W. Applegate
Real
M. Orr Land Consellor
Baile Building
Auto Service
Armstrong Bros
Chrysler Agency
Hows Aven
Fin
Wash. Nat. Bank
Tucker & Zicher
Tiri Jacobs
Mas Tires
Fabrica On
Auto
Ra ‘Alos
Dervice
Commercial Bank
West Warn
Preston L.etter
D. C
South of ‘Pharmacy
W. Chow
Bailey
Near East
Fend
Hall
West Chester
Arnold's
Green
S. W. Bidwell
Wen
Aaron Ave
Sherman Drug Store
Ream & Carson Plumbing and Meating
North
Iowa Ave
Franzen
Mae
Ralph W Thompson Insurance
L. Mccoy
Lemley & Yard Ansurance
Bhat
X. D. Luers
Jefferson St
Milady
Beautie
Chiropractors
Drc. C. Brown
Gnc
Iouse
Office
Fidence
AST
Iver
Mrs. J. J. Pitzgerald
Sioux City
C. Longshore
Sheldon
Sioux City Valley Medical Association
Abe Martin
the Evening Journal
R. L. Gibson
W. 8. Reister & Sons
The
Journal
Mayo’s Home
H. I. Ward & Co
Scott Furniture Co
Graham
Witting Leather
Dodder
Washington International Co
Montgomery Ward & Co
Klein Klothing Co
B. M. Bridges & Co
Dick’s Furniture
Ramseyer Hatcheries, Inc
Wolf Floral Co
Oetjen Seed
Armstrong Bros. Westphal
the’ Jeweler
Geo. W. Stewart
Iowa Southern Utilities Co
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