Old Guard Invites Young LaFollette to Caucus
Washington December 1 AP Republican leaders in both chambers move to split the Wisconsin senator Robert M La Follette from the insurgents. An invitation will be sent to La Follette to attend the Republican Senate conference while Nye celebrates progress on his own case. Nye participated in talks but La Follette was not invited and remained silent.
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Senate Publican
Robert Mooo Lafollette
Wisconsin
Senate
Gerald Page
South Drake
House
LaPollette
Nye
Fcoelidse
White House
Watson
Repubc
Cairman Ernest
Senate ‘Privileges and Election Committee
LaFollette
Republican Senate
North Dakota
la Follette
Congress
Annual Bazaar of Christ Church Opens in Courtland Street
The annual bazaar at Christ Church Courtland Street opens promising a lively event. An 2 to 6 36 opening hour tonight features a roast beef dinner served by the Mens Pub, with members acting as waiters and singing. Ladies assist with supper. A luncheon tomorrow from 12 to 2 will be served by Rectors Guild.
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Christ ‘Church Courtland Street
Mens
George Roberts
Edward Prue
Percy Brown
Charles Wlather
Ira Steenbure
Ree
Thomas Douglas
Clark
Jennie Tuch
Norman Flather
Free Hill
William Sands
M. Wilder
Births Reported in Vital Statistics Ledger
Albert and Catherine Reinehr announce a daughter born November 26 at 565 Pritam Street. Psichelo and Angelina Vitello announce a son born November 22 at 4 tt Street. Gene and Josephine Bowen announce a son born November at 114 Evelt Street. Naushdia Street residents Naushdia and Naushdia, a daughter born November. Arthur and Huth Hasiots announce a daughter born November at Est Op Avenue. Rosario and Treonora Fragoneas announce a daughter born Pembroke Street. Fotomaso and Maria Andrey announce a daughter born November 1 at 944 Perana Street. George and Helen Anagnus announce a daughter born November 16 at R Avenue. George and Bertha White announce a daughter born November 27 at 1478 Ten Avenue. Benjamin and Georgia Adama announce a daughter born November 24 at Beretford.
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Albert
Catherine Reinehr
Pritam Street
Psichelo
Angelina Vitello
Tt Street
Gene
Josephine Bowen
Evelt Street
Arthur and Huth Hasiots
Est
Rosario
Treonora Fragoneas
Pembroke Street
Fotomaso
Maria Andrey
Perana Street
George
Helen Anagnus
Bertha White
Ten Avenue
Benjamin
Georgia Adama Beretford
Chicago Baseball Team Returns From Orient Tour
Coach Nels Mergen leads eleven Chicago pliger players back from an Orient tour begun August 7. The team compiled a record of twenty eight wins and eighteen losses on the trip.
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Chicago
Nels _ Mergen
Chicago Pliger
New French Powder Promises Shine Free Skin Melis Glow
An advertisement touts a new French process powder that resists perspiration and promises a matte finish. It claims to keep pores invisible and skin looking soft, velvety, and natural. The product named Melis Glow is presented as a cure for shiny noses and oily complexions.
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Jooks
Interior Department Seeks More Timberland Protection
Interior Secretary urges Congress to revise the Timber and Stone Act, defend timber reserves, and extend government ownership for ten years. He outlines risks from private sale, proposes reclaimation policy reforms, and calls for state cooperation to preserve lands while addressing irrigation projects and old settlements.
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Interior Department
Washington
Timsber
Congress
National Forest
Oregon
Tailoi
Federal Reclamation Service
Asi
Department
Alaska Coast
India
Pneumonia Cases Rise Prompting Precautions
One new pneumonia patient was brought to Bridgeport Hospital while another child at home was moved to Vincents Hospital. Both are in critical condition. Seven patients are being treated in hospitals with several more under private care as influenza and colds also appear. Health officials warn that winter months typically bring more pneumonia and urge prompt precautions against exposure.
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Bridgeport
Vincents Hospital
Larryey Serm
Morehouse Street
Joseph Supho
Willard Street
Pneumonic
Wailliam Actionsulin
Minister Settles Suit Out of Court
A civil suit over injuries from a car accident was settled out of court for 40,000 dollars. The defendant, Saugel Dancy Srumford Wheon, reached the agreement after filing in the Superior Court yesterday afternoon. The incident involved a vehicle owned by Slivin on Stomt Road, resulting in a fractured rib and other injuries. The case date is 1925.
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Saugel Dancy Srumford
Arazist Stark
Vu Starford
Superior Court
Mio Daney
Slivin
Stomt Rd Street
Scientist to Lecture Friday Evening at Salem Church
A science lecture is announced for Friday evening at the Salem church, with speakers Abed Tans and Ma Vigrt listed among those delivering remarks. The event, labeled a formal science lecture, is set for the Jal theatre and is expected to cover topics in modern science.
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Fats
Salem
Bootleggers Feud Blamed for Murder in City
Fragmentary copy details a murder linked to a bootleggers feud. The scene unfolds with confusion amid a storied dispute as investigators seek motive and truth. Names and specifics are obscured in the damaged text.
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Alisha
Atwater
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