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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1930

Page

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Prohibition Quiet in Iowa Campaign Amid Broad Contest

Iowa voters faced a multi issue election with prohibition, tax reform and tariff focus influencing the race. Senator Steck faced a Republican challenge from Dickinson as illness limited Steck’s campaigning while Hageman and Turner battled over dry versus wet stances in the gubernatorial contest. A tight second district race pitted Jacobsen against Letts with party loyalty urged by Republicans and Democrats jockeying for a straight ticket.

Des Mol Lowa Towa Daniel F. Steck Senate Steck L. J. Dickinson Dickinson Campass Ralph McGinnis Leon Prohibition Fred. P. Hageman Dan W. Tuer Turner BM Jacobsen

Wells in Serious Condition After Sunday Shooting

Reports from Ed Wells indicate the wounded man remains thin and dazed after an incident Sunday evening. Medical staff describe him delirious for much of the time and suffering injuries from foreign matter, including fragments of a substance carried into the scene, hindering recovery.

Ed Wells Anite

Ainsworth Man Is Champion Husker

Dick Stomhent of Ainsworth won the county corn huskin contest held in the Ainsworth community yesterday. He husked 907.25 pounds of corn in a record time, an excellent achievement. Other contestants were mentioned.

Dick Stomhent Ainsworth

Hoover to hold quiet Election Night at home

President Hoover will spend Election Night at his home with no returns. The White House will not connect with the wires of United Press and other associations as in past years. Votes for Mr and Mrs Hoover were sent by airmail to California while cabinet members sent absentee ballots.

Amington Ike Hoover White House United Press Californ Interior Wilbur Stimpson Commerce Lamont

Lighting contract for Washington streets nearly complete

City council heard at yesterday evening's meeting that the lighting of residence streets with modern equipment is practically complete. Minor matters remain including delayed fittings and removal of some old poles. A called meeting may be held before the next monthly session to finalize outstanding items.

Washington

Drive for Y Is Under Way Today

Fifty one Washington men in the Y M C A drive participate in a dinner and program led by S W Livingston and Richard Meclery. The chair describes James J Young Joner’s major role in funding the Y building. McClespoke outlines factors for a successful campaign. Subscriptions begin and reports are planned at a 6 15 dinner. The goal is 11500 with 4500 from rentals and other sources and 7000 from memberships and subscriptions.

Washington Y. M. CA Y's Men’s Club S. W. Livingston Young

County trio to compete in sectional at Grundy Center

Wayne Norman Freyd Edmondson and Seat Willey will represent the county in a sectional contest at Grundy Center tomorrow. Three men from this meet and three from a similar one at Marshalltown will meet in the state contest at Shenandoak next Saturday.

Wayne Norman Freyd Edmondson Willey Stephens Grundy Center Marshalltown Shenandoak

Hoover Proclaims Armistice Day Observance Nationwide

Herbert Hoover issues Armistice Day proclamation designating November 11 for observance in churches schools and government buildings. He emphasizes honoring World War I service and sacrifices with ceremonies and national unity. Also notes a notice about Minnie Lott 주장 as a woman mason in Grand Rapids with two children and husband.

Ington UF Hoover Jerval Senate House of Representatives Herbert Hoov United States of America United States Herbert Hoove Henry L. Stimson Mason Grand Rapids Minnie Lott

Mrs Frances Birka Dies At Home In Washington

Frances Birka 67 died at 4 15 AM at 728 South Avenue B after a summer illness that worsened in September. Funeral plans pending word from a California daughter. She was a St James Catholic Church member and a rosary service was set for 7 40 PM at the home. Born December 25, 1862 in Czecho Slovakia she came to America at age three and lived in Riverside before moving to Washington ten years ago. She married Frank Birka 42 years ago.

Frances Birka South Avenue B California Sherman Funeral Home Czecho-Slovakia America Riverside Frank Birka Hame Washington Elizabeth Liska

Fire Threat From Oil Gusher Destroys River Bridge

Oklahoma City reports firemen and volunteers patrolled the North Canadian river as an oil gusher spewed thousands of barrels a day. The brown seam ignited at over 40 points, threatening Harrah McCloud and Spencer. The Waner bridge near Spencer was destroyed while workers cut brush to halt the blaze.

Oklahoma City Harrah McCloud Spencer Waner Paul Lloyd Waner

County Red Cross Campaign Planned in County

The county Red Cross roll call proceeds with a weeklong drive starting Friday November 14 key organizers include Christianson of Bridhton schools Harold Rees Wellman superintendent and C Miller Katona assist. Rev Hebner Crawfordsville chairs the city drive with Butterworth Ainsworth lead and several local workers listed. The campaign culminates with a county Red Cross banquet at the YMCA Friday evening with many community leaders attending.

Red Cross Christianson Brighton Christgypson Harold Rees Wellman Crawfordsville C. Miller Katona Heltzman Riversia Scobsinder Erside Washington Butterworth Ainsworth Afeiot Kass E. $. Hebner Crawfort Smith

Control of House Senate at stake in New York election

Nov 4 New York analysis shows Republicans expected to keep the Senate dry with a large holdover edge and Democrats facing a heavy uphill battle in both chambers. In the Senate, 96 present Republicans would need 13 of 32 up for renewal to retain control, while Democrats fight for 18 seats. In the House, 263 Republicans and 164 Democrats contend, with 431 seats up for election. Democrats must gain 137 to seize control, while Republicans need 195 to retain it. The dry majority appears likely to persist in the Senate, with 17 dry holdovers and broad dry strength in the House elections.

Atwanion Ande Senate Maine Avery House Farmer-Labor Congress

Station merger rumble renews railway talks

Washington rail circles again buzz over a possible Rock Island Milwaukee passenger station merger using the North Iowa avenue site for both lines. The rumor implies moving the Milwaukee station between tracks to serve both roads, with officials reportedly studying feasibility though details remain uncertain.

Washington Rock Island and Milwaukee Railways Iowa Avenue Milwaukee Rock Island

Coolidge and Republicans urged to stay in power

A Beverly letter dated November 4 discusses Coolidge and the Republican party. It calls on supporters to keep Republicans in power to avoid unemployment and argues Democrats could not sustain living from office. The writer resigns from offering advice as a noncombatant.

Beverly Coolidge Republican Party Jefferson Raskob Heflin Borah

Armistice Day clash set as Fairfield meets Washington gridiron

Washington and Fairfield high schools prepare for their annual Armistice Day football rivalry next Tuesday on the Washington field. Both teams carry strong records with Washington undefeated in the Little Six while Fairfield aims to rebound after losses to Ottumwa and Oskaloosa. Last year's tense 7–6 Washington win fuels expectations of a large turnout and another hard fought battle on neutral turf.

Washington Fairfield High Fairfield Ottumwa Oskaloosa Nkin Muscatine Jill Shhuitz Patrficia Wew Washington Territory Pairfield Washingon Burlington Pally Ledger Jd Muscatin Ark Fairyfield

Huston Receives New Consular Posting in India

United States Vice Consul Cloyce Huston of Crawfordsville receives a transfer from Aden to the consular post in Madras India, effective November 22. Huston, son of Mr and Mrs J C Huston of Crawfordsville, spoke to the Rotary club during his last furlough in the community.

United States Cloyce Huston Crawfordsville Yuas Aden Arabia Madras India Huston J.C. Huston Rotary Club

Future decision pending on matter

The article notes that the outcome remains to be determined, with officials stating decisions will be made in due course and no immediate action is announced. It mentions ongoing discussions and potential avenues under review by local authorities.

Fair Weather Posts Election Day Across Nation

Fair weather prevailed for election day over most of the United States. Storms were reported along a Atlantic coast stretch from Virginia capes to Provincetown, Mass, with rain probable in eastern seaboard states. The rest of the nation enjoyed fair and warmer conditions.

Washington United States U. S. Weather Bureau Atlantic Virginia Capes

High Stakes Election Day In 1930 Hoover Era

New York reports election day across 47 states with 431 House seats and 22 gubernatorial contests. Prohibition dominates campaigns as Republicans hold 263 seats to 104 for Democrats with vacancies. Senate 56 Republicans to 49 Democrats and one farmer labor seat. Key figures include Roosevelt, Ruchle, Rob, Morrow, Pinchot. race outcomes hinge on party coalitions and anti prohibition sentiments amid a cautious business mood.

New York Preddant Hoover Prohibition House Bette Maing Republicat Democrats Senate Hoover Frank D. Roosevelt Gore Alberta Ruchle Maryland Nator Joseph T. Rob Kansas Robert J. Bulls Dwight W. Morrow New Jersey Gifford Pinchot Pennsylvan

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