Nothing Sold on Credit by Farm Board
Washington on October 31 reports the Farm Board may sell its wheat and cotton on a cash basis if export credits and banking support for foreign buyers can be arranged. The board holds about 1,000,000 bushels of wheat and 1,200,000 bales of cotton and aims to keep cotton off the market until July 31, 1932 while seeking credit deals and replacing cotton with futures.
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Carl Williams
Financia Hasbarge
Board
Amrican Cotton Cooperative Association
Aspira Hon
Farm Board
American Agriculture
James C. Stone
Hyder
Columbia
Arthur M. Hyde
Infection after injury kills boy in Ainsworth
John W. Olinger, 12, son of Mr and Mrs James W Olinger, died at Washington County Hospital from an infection after an injury playing with other boys. Born November 24, 1919 near Winfield, he moved with family to Lewtown then Ainsworth. Funeral Monday at the Ainsworth Church with burial in Ainsworth Cemetery. Body at Sherman’s Funeral Home. friends invited to pay respects Sunday.
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John W. Olinger
Jame Olinger
Ainsworth
Washington County Hospital
Sherman
Winfield
Janes W
Clara
Gregory)Olinger
Lewtown
E. Church
Shook
Fire Causes Minor Damage at Rock Island Roundhouse
A fire at Rock Island roundhouse this morning caused about 75 dollars in damage. Sparks from an engine ignited the roof and smoke jack, with the roof slightly damaged. Firemen arrived quickly and contained the blaze. losses are expected to be insured.
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Rock Island Roundhouse
Roundhouse
Elections Tuesday May Decide the Control of Congress
In the lead story a nationwide snapshot shows upcoming special elections to fill five congressional vacancies in Ohio Michigan New York Pennsylvania and New Jersey and a New Hampshire seat to January. Democrats hold likely wins in New York and Ohio while Republicans are favored in Pennsylvania with other races uncertain. Also a man’s body was found in the Missouri River near Sioux City as police seek ID.
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Washington
Ohio
Michigan
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Congress
New Hampshire
Val Vant
Lincup
Farmer-Laborite
Joseph T. Fordney
Nicholas Longworth
Longworth
John B. Hollister
Davis Lohrbach
Bird J Vincent
Miel J Hart
Hart
Foss C. Eldred
Brucker
Martin J. Sweeney
D. Hayden Parry
Brooklyn
John J. Delaney
William L. Padgett
Abraham
Vania
Philadelphia
Stokes
Charles's. Hill
Sioux City
Missouri
Demons Triumph 7-0 Over Burlington in Narrow Victory
Washington high school beats Burlington 7 to 0 on Case field as the Demons demonstrate stronger play but struggle to finish drives. Bollman breaks 52 yards for Burlington’s double near the third period, while Washington’s Jones and Snyder spark several drives before time runs out.
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Washington High
Burlington
Demons
Winfield
Jim Shulte
Little Six
Fairfield
Tne Muscatine
Washington
Case
Thomason
Bollman
Hack
Stitsn
Turlington
Jones
Jim Shultz
Guy Carlton
Fuhr
Jone
Raymond
Futit
Snyder
Harlan Man Shoots Two and Personal Crisis
In Harlan Iowa a 26 year old man fatally wounds his wife and infant son then shoots himself after entering his in laws home. A letter found on him blames the wife’s parents for taking her away and notes a plan to live apart. The wife and child were hospitalized with injuries. Hayes had threatened suicide.
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Harlan, Ia
Estes
Fat Hayes
L Monthseld
Hayes
Babby
George Jensen
Anderson
Winnie Ruth Judd jailed in Phoenix amid crowds
Mrs Winnie Ruth Judd is placed in Maricopa county jail in Phoenix after a dramatic transfer from Los Angeles. A motorcycle escort led the prison car as crowds gathered, with the public largely curious rather than vengeful. Judd asks for solitude and is moved to a vacant juvenile ward for safety and quiet while awaiting further proceedings.
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Phoenix. Ariz
Winnie Ruth Judd
Mariespa
Arizona Authoritie
Winnie
Phioe
Willian Judd
Judd
J. RoscFadden
Los Angeles
Phoenic
Mrs. Judd
Gila Bend
Phoenix
Shott McFadden
Buckeye
Ariz
Wintle Ruth Judd
Slaser
Maricopa County
Lloyd J. Andrews
M E Crossett Taken By Death
Martial E Crossett, 87, died this afternoon at his daughter’s home, a longtime Mason in Wellman. Body to L A Jones funeral home, then to Struble home Sunday. Funeral 10 o'clock Monday at Struble home, Rev Dewey officiating, Masonic grave service 11:30 at Wellman Cemetery.
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Martial E. Crossett
Jeorge Struble
Masonic Lodge
Wellman
L. A. Jones
Struble
Rev. Dewey of
Wellman Lodge
Wellman Cemetery
Credit recovery boosts confidence says President Hoover
President Hoover reported signs of improved credit, reduced bank failures, and slower gold withdrawals, noting rising wheat and cotton prices and a pickup in retail trade. Officials credited the national credit program and congressional actions for stabilizing the financial system amid the wider economic downturn.
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Washington
Ont
Hoover
National Credit Corporation
PRFP Rockes Says Early Autumn Separation From Family
The writer recalls sending two sons to schools in the north and New Mexico to pursue education. He notes searching football teams nationwide for news and mentions Sam who flew to Mexico City and speaks Spanish. The younger son reportedly loved chili and hot tamales, raising hope he may also be there.
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New Mexic
Sam
Mexico City
Theone
Police Use Tear Bombs Amid City Turmoil in Los Angeles
Police used tear bombs and dispersed a crowd of around 500 in the Philharmonic district during a mass meeting fight. The incident caused widespread panic among pedestrians and drivers as fumes spread through the area while reporting shows large financial losses totaling millions in damage and costs.
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Los Angeles
Philharmonic Auditoriun
Movement Northward Impending
News from Tokio reports Japanese troops moving north from Manchuria toward Russian territory as Tokyo and Moscow exchange notes. Russians allegedly leave Harbin for Moscow. White Russians retreat to Harbin while Heilungkiang forces bolster defenses under local authorities. General Ma Chan-Shan frees guerrilla leaders to raise two infantry brigades. Ayashi denied being questioned about military secrets by Mukden authorities.
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Tokio
UPA
Manchuria
Nippon Dempa
Mukden
Moscow
China
Japan
Harbin
Manchuri
Tech
Russia
Chi
Heilungkiang
Ma Chan-Shan
Stitsiner
Ayashi
Ivan
Ayasht
Muscatine Pastors Plan Conference With Open Discussion
Pastors invited for a Muscatine conference November 2 at the First Congregational Church will hear special addresses and participate in open discussions. Daniel D. Mick, editor of the Muscatine Journal, speaks on The City Press, while B11 Shearer of Columbus Junction discusses The Weekly Paper and the eighteenth Amendment. George R Davies, commerce professor at the University of Town, discusses The Present Economic Low Mood. Rev S F Wenger and local officials will address church relations to the change. Washington county association will attend.
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Muscatine
Daniel D. Mich
Shearer
Columbus Gazette
Columbus Junction
Ewing
Ant
George R Davies
Univer
Fisth
Washington Coterial Association
S._F. Wenger
Cretary
Trains Kill Three as Special Section Collides
In Shreveport, a Southern Pacific special train carrying 1 000 Aggie centenary students struck a bottom truck. Three men were killed and a trainman was scalded seriously. T W Cahill was called home to Decatur due to his mother's illness.
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Shreveport
Southern Pacific
Aggie Centenary
T. W. Cahill
Decatur
Tast
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