Voting Places Set Across Washington County Tomorrow
Polls open at eight in each precinct and close at seven in the evening. First ward voters use the McFarland room. Second ward Ford garage, third ward city hall, fourth ward Dodge garage. Country voters vote at usual spots. Apathy favors a light turnout but county races may bring more ballots than expected. Brookhart and Miller backers hope for strong showings. Candidacies claim victory. voters will decide and results should come early Wednesday morning.
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Queen Marie Seeks North Dakota Farm Advice from Farmers
Queen Marie of Romania on a special train to Fargo invites North Dakota farmers to meet and discuss agriculture. She plans informal chats with two farmers and wives to learn about tilling, crops, home life, and profits, while tribal dances and rodeo events entertain in Mandan and Medora.
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Muscatine Defeats Columbus Junction 7-0 in Football
In Columbus Junction Iowa on Saturday Muscatine beat Columbus Junction 7 to 0 after clutch fumbles by Columbus and two late forward passes set up the winning score. Columbus made nine first downs to Muscatine's five and several goal kicks were blocked.
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Parents Blamed by Beck for Youth Laxity at Y M C A
Cameron Beck of New York told attendees at the YMCA that parental inefficiency, not juvenile delinquency, underpins youth problems. He urged parents to guide children rather than passing responsibility to schools and churches, citing his observations of over ten thousand boys seeking work annually at the New York Stock Exchange.
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Valley Man Shot Sunday Leaves Valley Community in Shock
Thomas Hartnell a 60 year old Valley resident was found dead Sunday with a bullet wound to the left temple. the autopsy suggests the shot came from some distance. an inquest is set this afternoon at the Jones funeral parlors with coroner and county officials. witnesses include residents who helped locate the body.
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Joe Hartnell
Washington
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President Coolidge Declares Thanksgiving Proclamation
President Coolidge asks Americans to observe November 25 as a day of thanks and prayer. He urges quiet reflection, charity for the less fortunate, and devotion to God to seek continued guidance and blessings for the nation.
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Reward Offered for Slayer of Deputy Sheriff in Iowa
Sheriff Park A Findley announced a 300 dollar reward for the capture of William Boyd the quadroon wanted for the killing of Deputy Sheriff Dewey Marshall northwest of Mitchellville. Governor Hamill may add 500 dollars later. After 48 hours of search no clue was found as 200 armed men scour the area near the Boyd farm. Deputy Grover Brent of Sedalia Mo remains in dangerous condition.
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Sedalia
Chicago insurance man Robert W. Gibson dies suddenly
Robert W. Gibson of Chicago, an insurance man, died suddenly Saturday while playing solitaire near Chicago. He was cousin to Mrs. W. M. Connery and Mrs. Joan Teeter, and his wife was sister of Miss Gertrude Kendall of Washington. Mr. Gibson had visited Washington often and was known in the community, a death that shocks local families. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Dawson and children, and Mr. and Mrs. W. A Arildsen and Floyd Dawson of Waterloo visited R. A. Dawson family Sunday.
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Chicago
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Washington
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Sweeping Claims of Victory Across the 1930 Election Campaign
A long national election preview notes voters will decide control of the Senate and House, with parties claiming momentum while apathy among the public is feared. Key contests include New York Ohio Maryland Massachusetts and Missouri, along with state level votes on prohibition and other issues. President Coolidge urges turnout as last minute campaigns intensify across the country.
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Turner Stars as Washington Team Smites Fairfield
Turner led Washington with help from eleven players to defeat Fairfield in a decisive high school football game. Turner kicked a third quarter field goal and forced turnovers to turn the tide while Purner and W rving steady defense dominated the visitors. The win marked Washington s first victory on the schedule over Fairfield and boosted local fans fielding spirit and expectations for upcoming games.
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American Destroyer Ordered to Ceiba Honduras
The American consul at Ceiba reports revolutionists seized the town and federal forces were ousted. An American destroyer was ordered from Bluefield Nicaragua to Ceiba to protect Americans and their property amid ongoing unrest.
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Attempted Assassination Destroys Mussolini in Bologna
A youth attacker struck Mussolini during a ceremony in Bologna Italy on November 16 as Mussolini arrived to open the centennial celebrations for the Advancement of Science. The assailant fired a pistol wounding several bystanders and injuring the premier who escaped serious harm by inches. The assailant was restrained and the crowd subdued.
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Dr White Concludes Holy Week Series at Second Church
Dr W P White of Chicago wrapped up a week of Bible study at the Second United Presbyterian Church in a packed Sunday service. The union meeting drew members from First and Second churches and from Ainsworth, as White urged unity of the gospel and warned against partial readings.
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Mussolini Survives Attack as Crowds React in Stadium
In a tense incident, Mussolini remained upright after shots were fired amid a 6,000 strong crowd at the stadium. Turati, secretary general of the racist party, proclaimed that accomplices would be sought and punished, declaring justice had begun.
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