Ousting of Dyard by Chicago election board turmoil
County Judge Jarecki removed the entire seventh precinct election board in the twentieth ward amid fraud findings. Two more judges were later ousted, while police seized figures tied to the North Side gang and arrests followed amid reports of armed intimidation and workers being held in the Italian district.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Jarecki
Twentieth Ward
West Side River
Heits
Enmer
Emanuel Eler
Election Commission
la Salle Street
George Moran
North Side
Hymie Weiss
Frank Gutenberg
Drucci
Break Into Garage Investigated by Deputy Sheriff
Deputy Sheriff Fred Sweet investigated a burglary at the Eden Garage after last night. The burglars reportedly secured a small amount of money.
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Fred Sweet
Ainsworth
Eden Garage
City Council Sees Routine Session Yesterday Evening
The regular city council meeting convened yesterday evening to address routine business items and standard approvals. Several motions were noted but no major policy changes were reported, with staff updates and committee reports taking up the agenda.
Halloween Pranks Extend Into Extra Night
Community youths extended Halloween antics beyond the weekend with more pranks reported last night than on Saturday or Sunday. Police noted no serious damage and encouraged caution during the late night hours.
Snow Storm Delays Voting Across Iowa Regions
Reports from Des Moines Cherokee and Sioux City describe early November snow delaying polls. Citizens in Creston and Woodbury County visit voters despite snowfall as officials warn of light turnout potential amid cold conditions.
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Cherokee,a
Sioux City
Stony City
Woodbury County
Cedar County Voters Cast Ballots on Good Roads Bonds
Tipton Iowa November 2 Cedar County voters faced a heavy ballot on the good roads bond issue with fair skies and strong morning turnout. Farmers in rural precincts showed support while urban areas indicated closer contest though many favored the bond. The outcome depended on rural opposition, but initial signs favored approval.
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Cedar County
Tipton
Repres
Inquest Adjourned in Hartnell Death Scene
Coroner L A Jones adjourned the inquest into Thomas Hartnell death after nine witnesses and a scene visit. The shooting occurred as Hartnell set traps in Valley Rubi timber and officials suspect accidental hunter fire. The jury and witnesses testified Hartnell was well liked and no enemies were named. two Iowa City men with a Washington county car were unrelated hunters observed nearby.
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Thomas Hartnell
Hartnell
Valley
Rubi
Harnell
Mr. Fleig
Fleig
Joe Harnell
Iowa City
Washington County
Henry Bailey
Washington
University At
Jones
Iowa Faces Key Races In Senate and Governor Elections
Des Moines voters weigh a full U S Senate term and governorship as weather and a constitutional amendment vote influence turnout. Campaigns focus on farm relief and Porter’s record, with Brookhart urging agricultural relief. Women’s suffrage would implement eligibility for the state legislature, while Bond measures and highway funding appear in several counties.
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Smith W Brookhart
United States
Climade RR. Porter
Des Moines
Porter
Brookhart
Iowa
Senate
Washington
Haugen
Thurston
Boies
Frank KE. Howard
Elma
W. S. Bradley
Centerville
R. J. Koehler
Lemars
A. B. Cummins
David W. Stewart
Sioux City
Republican
Cummins
John Hammill
Alex Miller
Thousands Visit Calhoun County Park
The Aoted Press reports that Twin Lake State Park in Calhoun county drew over 50 000 visitors this season. Dr J L Pammel notes hundreds of thousands used the nearby lakes with 156 000 recreational hours valued at 45000 dollars. Capt W E Saunders mentions 45000 people visited Lost Island Lake State Park with 135 000 recreational hours worth 40500 dollars.
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Aoted
Rockwell City
Iowa
Twin Lake State Park
Calhoun County
JL. H. Pammel
Iowa State Conservation Commd Halon
Pammel
W. E.G. Saunders
Emmetaburg
State Conservation Board
Lost Island Lake State Park
Early Voting Light In Local Wards Today
Balloting across four local wards shows an unusually small turnout with totals well below normal. Early returns are expected to be slow and final results unlikely before late tonight as The Journal plans to publish initial figures.
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Kreturns
Richmond Boy Run Over by Automobile
Charles Schneider a 14 year old resident of Richmond was hit by a car driven by Mrs Merrill Te Bockhurst on the Richmond township road near Casino hall. He was shoveling when struck and dragged about three feet, several ribs cracked and bruises noted. he was reported resting easy with no complications anticipated.
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Richmond
Charles Schneider
Jack Schneider
Ford
Henry Te Bockhorst
Charles
Richmond Township
Casino Hall
Merrill Te Bockhurst
Singmaster Horses Win Big at Portland Show
At the Pacific International Livestock Exhibition in Portland, J. O. Singmaster of Keota Iowa dominated draft horse classes. His Percheron string Maple Grove won both senior and grand champion, along with senior and grand champion mare, junior champion mare, reserve champion stallion and reserve champion mare.
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Pressey
Portland
Ore
Pacific International Livestock Expedition
J. O. Singemaster
Keota
Iowa
Maple Grove
Singmaster
Washington Lodge 26 Masons to Observe 75th Anniversary
Members of Washington Lodge No. 26 Ancient Free and Accepted Masons plan a Nov 10 celebration marking 75 years since the lodge’s charter on June 3 1851 Festivities include a 6:30 dinner hosted by the Eastern Star followed by speeches and entertainment Prof John W Gannaway of Grinnell College will speak Judge Charles A Dewey will be toastmaster Other speakers include Alex Miller Dr W W Towers and Rev F W Eastwood Committees on music reception and dinner have been named Hall improvements at the Temple are underway
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Eastern Star
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Grinnell College
Charles A. Dewey
Alex Miller
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F. W. Eastwood
Bell
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Kk. B. Stutsman
Carbaugh
O. M. Cuddy
Dineer
J. W. Enslin
J. OF Ream
Harry Dickerson
L. BK. Lupton
Dewey
G. Ss. Kerr
Ralph Shannon
T. R. Phillips
Earl Corbin
Chipman Pirst
Norman Chip
Control of Congress at stake in nationwide election
Massachusetts reports show Mashpee Tilting Republican with Butler leading Walsh for Senate and Fuller ahead of Gaston for Governor. President Coolidge and Mrs Coolidge vote in Northampton as voters flock to polls nationwide. Prohibition and corruption inquiries shape the race with Democrats claiming a landslide and Republicans defending gains across states including New York Maryland and Ohio.
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Cape Cod
Massachusetts
United States
Wm H. Butler
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Oklahoma
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Muscatine to host final home game before holidays
Washington's high school football team faces Muscatine in the last home game of the season. The clash follows Washington's Armistice Day trip to Burlington and a pre Thanksgiving game at Sigourney, with Muscatine entering confident after a 7 to 6 win at Columbus Junction. Officials include Mendenhall Eldon as referee and Sanderson Oskaloosa as umpire.
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Washington
Burlington
Sigourney
Columbus Junction
Junction
McKinstry
Fairfield
Schoo
Muscatine
Iowa City
Clubhouse remodeling expands dining room capacity
The dining room capacity is being enlarged while second floor club rooms are redecorated and improved. Exterior woodwork has recently been painted.
Patriot's Death Avenged in Island Extermination Tale
Fragmentary OCR notes describe violence on a Caribbean island with references to a Haitian patriot and retaliation. The readable text mentions extermination and a disrupted social order, but details and names are unclear. Further context is needed for a coherent summary.
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Pepu
Fragmentary Train Passage Echoes Unclear Pronunciation
The readable text shows a disjointed train passage with scattered phrases about passengers and unknown names. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities emerge to form a concrete news item.
Sage's Bitter Reflection Grows From Four Unhappy Daughters
Four unnamed daughters named Truth Bringers Watred Happiness Pride Securing Danger confront a grim charade of guilt and consequence in a tarnished tale of crime and fate.
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Truth Briegers
Wil Parutiiarity
Comtenun Steel
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