Soviet Move Into Manchuria From Two Fronts Reported
United Press dispatches from Harbin say Soviet forces advanced on both eastern and western fronts in Manchuria with little Chinese resistance. Chinese sources claim gains near Mishan Hs’en and near the eastern railway while Hatlar fell back to the western mountains as Russians push toward Hailar and Mulin along the split railway.
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Manchurian
Harbin
Moscow
Manchuria
Ghenchis Khan
Dailanor
Manchul
Hatlar
Hailar
Mishan-Hs‘en
Mulin
Harb
Elmer Shalla Buys Green Mill Cafe
Elmer Shalla has purchased the Green Mill cafe and will hold a formal opening Wednesday evening. The cafe, well established and well equipped, will keep the same staff and is enhanced by new equipment and a special orchestra for the opening.
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Elmer Shalla
Green Mill Cafe
Shalla
Lester Orr
Orr
College Singers in Vesper Service at Presbyterian Church
A large audience gathered at the Presbyterian church for vesper services featuring musicians from Parsons college. The program included an organ recital by Mrs. W. P. Keesey of Fairfield, a choir of thirty Parsons students directed by Prof. Leslie R. Putnam, piano solos by Mr. Spring, and vocal solos by Mr. Putnam.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Parsons College
W. P. Keesey
Fairfield
C. W. Stewart
Washington
Leslie R. Putnam
Spring
Putnam
Hammill Promises Iowa Will Advance Construction Work
DES MOINES November 25 Iowa will spend over 26 million dollars on state construction in 1930 and cooperate with Hoover plans. Governor Hammill said the program includes about 25.9 million for 1 000 miles of primary highways, 750 thousand for new buildings at state institutions, and 600 thousand for improvements at education institutions. The road plan aims to create the most comprehensive highway system in the nation.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Wth
Hoover
John Hammill
State Board of Control
State Board of Education
Jov. Hammill
Union
Death Claims D A Chalmers Aged 62
Funeral services set for 10 80 Tuesday at the United Presbyterian church. D A Chalmers of Havre and later Berwyn Illinois died Saturday night after a two stroke illness. He was born August 22 1867 in Monmouth Illinois and survived by his widow three daughters a brother and two sisters. Burial in Elm Grove cemetery.
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D. A. Chalmers
North Second Avenue
D. C. Fulton
United Presbyterian Church
Elm Grove Cemetery
Mr. Chalmers
Monmouth
David Arthur Chalmers
Ill
William
Elvira Jane (Lackey) Chalmers
Ainsworth
Pacific Coast
Carrie Anderson
Washington
Fresno
Calif
Iowa
Chalmers
Havre
Iowa Avenue
Farmers Union Organization
Sherd Wilson
East Third Street
John Rittenhouse
Chalmers & Rittenhouse Produce Company
Rittenhouse
Des Moines Register
Junia Peterson
Chicago
Martha Chalmers
Doris Doolittle
Berwyn
The
United Presbyterian
Harve Chalmers
San Francisco
Gilbreth Long
Davis
California
George Long
Fowler
Frank Chalmers
Odebolt
New Golf Club Whistles When Drive Is Correct
Inventor unveils a golf club that emits a whistle to signal a correct drive. The mechanism aims to help players gauge impact and consistency during practice and rounds.
Clemenceau Lies in Grave in Woodland
Statesman Today reports that Georges Clemenceau is interred in a woodland grave. The article notes the funeral rites and the solemn tribute from officials and citizens.
Clemenceau “Great Patriot" Says Hoover
President Hoover cabled France’s Gaston Doumergue praising Georges Clemenceau as a great patriot. He noted Clemenceau’s selfless love of country, peacemaking stance, and noble response to the tragedy of war. Hoover conveyed deep American sympathy at the former premier’s death.
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Washington
U.P
Hoover
Georges Clemenceau
Gaston Doumergue
France
Clemenceau
Clemenceau Is Buried In Hidden Woods Grave In France
In Saint Vincent sur Jard, Georges Clemenceau is laid to rest in a woodland grave near his father’s plot. The ceremony lasts three minutes with guards, close friends, and flowers, including a keepsake from 1917. His dying wish to be buried standing was overruled by family.
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Saint Vincent Sur Jard
France
U.rp
Vendee
Georges Clemenceau
Albert
Francois
Clemenceau
Francois Brabant
Atlantic
Clemenctau
Basil Zaharoff
Anothe
Morning Sun Church Burns Down in Fire
Fire of unknown origin destroyed the United Presbyterian church of Morning Sun yesterday. Damage was estimated at 40000 dollars.
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Morning Sun Church
Morning Sun
Ifa
U.R
United Presbyterian Church
Dowell Proposes Higher Federal Road Aid in New Year
Dowell Republican Iowa member of the House roads committee says he will ask Congress to raise federal state highway aid from 75 million to 125 million dollars annually when it reconvenes on December 2. He reports discussions with federal and state highway officials and notes states seek bigger building programs. The states match every dollar in federal aid, with additional funds spent on roads through Indian and other federal lands.
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Washington
Dowell
Republian
Iowa
House Roads Committee
Congress
New Lights Near Completion Transform Washington District
Large crowds in Washington observed the new street lighting on the business street. Two corner lights remain to be connected, with central park lights due to turn on soon, completing a statewide leading illumination upgrade.
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Washington
Central Park
West Washington Boulevard
Contest Winner Announcement Delayed to Wednesday
The WLem mon''s Pharmacy contest winner cannot be announced on Tuesday due to a judge being out of town and a higher number of last minute entries. George Freshwaters Rev Carl Klein and a Journal representative lead judging with strong response.
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Altho
Wlemmon
George Freshwaters
Carl Klein
Journal
Funeral for Barbara Ann Grayson Held Today
Funeral services were conducted at L A Jones funeral home for Barbara Ann Grayson infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Elliot Grayson. Rev A W Henke of the Methodist church officiated. Burial followed in Elm Grove cemetery. The baby was born Friday November 15 at the county hospital and died yesterday. The mother remains seriously ill but is improving.
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L. A. Jones Funeral Home
Barbara Ann Grayson
Elliot Grayson
A. W. Henke
Methodist Church
Elm Grove Cemetery
Man’s Return to Nature Ties to Family Grave
A man who strung wire by hand to keep cattle from the woods allowed a passage to his family grave. The briars stayed in place as he wished, embodying his theory that humanity’s fate is to return to nature in its simplest form.
Four Iowa traffic deaths from weekend crashes
A weekend of Iowa crashes left four dead and nine injured, eight seriously. Victims include Donald Bosley 15 Des Moines Hertle Maxted 45 Tabor Daniel Gregory 74 Waterloo and Hazel Boemaeche of Waterloo.
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Iowa
Donald Bosley
Des Moines
Hertle Maxted
Tabor
Daniel H. Gregory
Waterloo
Hazel
Boemaeche
John K Carran Dies in West Branch Teacher Remembered
John K Carran husband of Mollie Brown Carran and Herbert Hoover's boyhood school teacher died at his home in West Branch Iowa Saturday night. A White House message of sympathy signed by Mr and Mrs Hoover was sent to Mrs Carran. Funeral services are planned for tomorrow.
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West Branch
U.P
John K. Carran
Huband
Mollie Brown Carran
Herbert Hoover
California forest fires under control
Fire crews in the San Francisco bay area reported fires in San Mateo Alameda and Contra Costa counties largely under control. Large firefighting teams were released from duty as containment improved across the region.
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California
San Francisco
Calif
San Francisco Bay Area
San Mateo
Alameda
Contra Costa
Mrs Willey Returns Home From Deland Visit
Mrs EB Willey returns this morning to her Deland home after a month long visit at the local residence.
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EB. H. Willey
Deland
Temme Abandons Channel Swim After Seasickness
After swimming 19 miles in five hours, E. H. Temme, a London insurance clerk, gave up his Channel attempt due to seasickness. The effort underscores the challenge of the crossing even for experienced endurance swimmers.
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E. H. Temme
London
Senator Warren of Wyoming Dead Veteran of Senate
Senator Franc is Emroy Warren of Wyoming dies at 85 after bronchial pneumonia. Civil war drummer boy and congressional medal of honor recipient, he served 37 years in the Senate making him the oldest member in years and service. A state funeral will be held in the Senate chamber Tuesday with General John L. Pershing present.
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Senator Warren
Wyoming
Senate
Washington
Francis Emroy Warren
John L. Pershing
Burton
Ohio
Good
Warren
Congress
West
Abraham
Charles M. Stedman
Dem
N. C
Demons Face Hard Thanksgiving Tilt In Little Six Race
Washington enters Thanksgiving with a must win over Mt. Pleasant to stay in second place as Burlington or Fairfield loom if Mt. Pleasant prevails. Coach Shultz hopes full strength against Mt. Pleasant after recent injuries and a rough win over Sigourney 27 to 6 showing a strong second half.
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Washington
Mt. Pleasant
Asylum City
Trenry
Jim Shult
Burlington
Fairfield
Shultz
Sigourney
Young
Ahrens End
Miller
End
Demons
Farmers to back Hoover plan in new conference
Ferm leaders announced support for President Hoover to stabilize business. A sub committee of eight farm leaders was appointed to draft a concrete agricultural program for submission to Hoover. Other farm chiefs attended Hyde's meeting as discussions centered on boosting national business.
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U.R
Ferm
Hoover
Bush
Tdis
Hyde
S. Thompson
Farm Bureau Federation
C. E. Huff
Farmers’ Union
Leroy Melton
Farmers Equity Union
Fred Brenckman
National Grange
Farmers Union
Lewis Chambers
C. N. Rogers
Legge
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Troover
White House
Hloover
Agriculturedustry
Federal Power Commission
Federal Reserve
Hugerness
Department of Agriculture
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