Minnesota Gov ernment Costs Show Decline After Peak in 1923
Minnesota figures from the U S department of commerce show a downward trend in 1924 for state government costs and net indebtedness. For the year ending June 30 1924 maintenance and operation totaled 31 030 036 dollars or 1234 per capita while net indebtedness stood at 16 515 905 dollars or 657 per capita. Revenue receipts reached 55 131 035 dollars or 2192 per capita with a surplus of 10 576 400 dollars. The total expense including debt interest and permanent improvements rose to 44 534 635 dollars, with highways accounting for 12 992 361 dollars. Per capita property taxes fell to 419 in 1924 from 428 in 1923.
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Minneapolis
Associated Press
Minnesota
United States Department of Commerce
Washington
Fevetuc
Governor Erickson Invited to Powwow
Pierre Sept 28 The Associated Press reports Governors of eight Midwest states accepted an invitation by Governor Genele son of South Dakota to a conference in Sioux Falls October 28 and 29. Topics include freight rates inheritance tax agricultural issues and waterway development. Invited governors include Erickson Montara Hammill Town McMullen Minnesota Christianson North Dakota Serle Missouri Trapp Oklahoma and Paulen Kansas.
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Pierre
Associated Press
Mddle
Gnneleson
South Dakota
Sioux Walls
Gunderson
Ile
Erickson
Montara
Hammill
Town
McMullen
Nebraska
Christianson
Minnesota
Serle
North Dakota
Baker
Missouri
Trapp
Oklahoma
Paulen
Kansas
Two Face Prison Marion Sentencing on Poison Verdict
Robert Tate and his wife Ruby were found guilty by a jury of poisoning Joseph Hecken... Herrington. The couple faces lengthy prison terms to be pronounced this week by Circuit Judge Hartwell. The verdict drew sharp comments from State Attorney Roswell, while defense called it possibly worse but noted no final sentence yet.
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Marion
Associated Press
Robert Tate
Ruby
Joseph Hecitscon
Tate
Arlie Rosewell
Tates
Wisconsin Senate Election Nears As Polls Open Today
Milwaukee report from Sept 22 notes two main candidates, La Follette and Dithmar, racing to conclude campaigns before today’s vote. La Follette supports continuing his father’s policies and the 1924 La Follette-Wheeler platform, while Dithmar backs the Coolidge program. Other candidates include Work the Socialist and Bruce, an independent Democrat, with voters facing the La Follette or anti La Follette choice and party endorsements shaping the contest.
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Milwaukee
United States
Senate
Robert M. la Follette
la Follette
Ant la Follette
M. la Pollette
T. Can
Edward Dihan
la Follette Fallminer
Waukesha
Nithmar
Baraleso
Roth
la Follette-Wheeler
Pr Dent. Coolidge
Dithmar
la Follette- Wheeler
Coolidge
John MM. Work
Oan
Cleveland
Willian. G. Bruce
Lithuania protests at league on Memel status clash
Geneva reports that former Lithuanian premier M. Galvanauskas stormed out of a league council meeting amid debate over the Memel territory status. The discussants, including Norman Davis and delegates from France Belgium and Britain, considered complaints from Lithuanian rule minorities and a proposed substitution to avoid offense.
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Geneva
League of Nations Cone
M. Galvanauskas
Misister
Great Briaain
Angi
Mente
Norman TI. Davis
United States
Acon
Conmmel
League
M Galvanauskas
M. Roncour
France
Cecil
M. Hymans
Belgium
Germany
Council of Ambassadors
Lithuania
Poland
League Council
Norman I L. Davis
Linen from Franklin boarding house aids injured motorists
In Franklin Pennsylvania on September 2 a village boarding house keeper Mrs Edward Stoltzman used her entire supply of bed sheets and pillow cases to bandage motorist injuries after crashes on the death trap stretch of the Mitts hursh highway near Peana. The American Red Cross supplied needed aid promptly.
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Franklin
Preas
Mittshursh
Peena
Edward Stoltzman
American Red Cross
Wld
Griev
Why Not Ask Old Folks to Be Good
In Clarksburg West Virginia on September 2 8 Associated Press reports Pr Deets Pickett secretary of the Methodist Episcopal church board of temperance prohibition and public morals argues today that youth are led astray by adult exploitation. He condemns erotic dances as baldheaded dancing masters and says erotic plays and salacious literature are not youth born. The piece notes dried rabbit skins are used to make felt hats.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
Associated Press
America
Deets Pickett
Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Public Morals
Methodist Episcopal
Lonover
Nelay
Peter
Helle
Mears
Moshe
Arnott
Tan
Lyster
Europe safety plan study aims to standardize devices
Cleveland report notes an Associated Press dispatch that six subjects will be investigated to improve safety conditions and devices across European industries. Frederick Ritman of the International Labour Office outlined plans to publish monographs and reports for member nations, with Major Henry Reninger as American member.
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Cleveland
Associated Frese
Europe
Safety Service
International Labor Office
League of Nations
Frecderick Riteman
Geneva
National Safety Counci
Ritrman
Henry Reninger
National Safety Council
International Labor Organization
Ritzman
SOME IRISH LABORERS IN 21 CENT-A-WEEK COTTAGES
Dublin reports Ireland operates over 500 cottages funded by meal authorities to house laborers. Since early policy, tariffs and parliamentary actions shaped pricing, with Cork rural cottages cited at 31 cents per week. The Cork Board of Health notes new occupants include milk venders, railway workers, canteen attendants, rate collectors, and school teachers.
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Dublin
Ireland
Board of Health
Byasans Carrenters
Automobile fatalities rise in four city sample
Washington reports the commerce department survey showing 433 deaths in the four weeks ending September 12, up from 383 in the prior four weeks. New York leads yearly totals with 38 deaths, followed by Chicago 40, Philadelphia 10, Detroit, and Cleveland each 13 or 14. for the latest four weeks New York 79, Chicago 68, Philadelphia 18, Detroit 2, Cleveland 19 and Los Angeles 15.
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Washington
Asschel Press
Ats
Department of Commerce
New York
Chicago
Cleveland
New York Renorte
Philadelphia
Delloi
Los Angeles
Fragmented memory and tangled love on the English front
Peter Laster struggles with amnesia after returning from the Western Front. Nan Laster and Arnott family tensions unfold as Nan worries over Peter’s forgetfulness and a suggested past romance with Natty Mareaby. The scene shifts among tea, gossip, and anxious planning as Nan confronts love, loyalty, and social expectations in wartime society.
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Peter Laster
Nan
Peter
Arnott
Dermen
Marrabs
Arne
Hadley Sefton
Sefton
Caidren
Masked Affection and Social Plans in a Tense Dinner Scene
Nan blushes and confesses embarrassment after last night while a tense conversation unfolds. Peter deflects by praising Mrs Mears and Nan contemplates a social visit. Nan tentatively agrees to invite John to visit, pondering the busy schedule and family expectations.
Herein sermon paints Herrin troubles and revival plea
In Chicago Sept 28 Rev John Meeker preached at the Chicago temple about Herrin miners and the realm of higher things. He linked industrial depression idleness graft and despair to social ills and urged clergy nationwide to foster a revival. He warned the danger of delay and urged faith in an oldtime vision as renewal approaches.
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Chicago
Associated Press
John Meeker
Meeker
Herrin Peesbyteriattchirck
Herrin
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