Auto Crash on North Selts Road Wounds Mrs Bolles
An Evening crash near West Sem injures Mrs Bolles with a fractured shoulder and causes major damage to two cars. Elmer Waite escapes with cuts after being thrown through a windshield. Several others, including Miss Margret Liedlens, suffer bruises and minor injuries as debris and airbags deploy. Investigating details describe a leftward veer to avoid a Sanders car and a collision near the Main highway by Lake Point.
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Salets
Biehard Ff
Batles
Bolles
Margret Liedlens
Wroer
Ders
Lapis Smilers
Bailes
Bley Salle
Moleene
Fosa
Puerto
Tim
Wow Eyts
Robbers steal safe from street storage in Green Bay
A brief Green Bay report states robbers stole a safe from a street storage site. Police say a plate and a boat tied to the incident were recovered. authorities offered a reward of 150 dollars as they pursue leads.
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Green Bay
Ted
Bock
End of War Predicted at Upcoming Conclave
Delivers address in Lancaster New Hampshire urging unity and international disarmament. Warns that American militarism must give way to peaceful reconstruction and urges public support for government policies to secure lasting peace.
Orton and Stapka Come to Blows at Ball Game
At a Thursday ball game between Tet Crosse BL Cashion and opponents in Oopotie pirk, Magar Orton and Teseph Stapko were seated together when Orton allegedly insulted Stapko. Stapko responded with a taunt and then charged. A fight followed with several "safeties" before copper called a foul, and a fine was imposed on Thursday morning.
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Stapka
Magar Orton
Teseph Stapko
Stupki
Stupka
Peter Vaart
George Abraham Fined For Speeding In Riverside Park
George Abraham was fined 12.50 for speeding on Wednesday in Riverside Park. The incident involved two speeders noted on the page. another case cited George Riner and Alfred Mella with penalties for pavement damage on Mormon Coulee, totaling 17.40.
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George Abraham
Healil
Alimrhaoy
Speoting
Riverside Park
Abraham
George Riner
Alfred Mella
Association Plans Beng a World Series With International
The report outlines an association plan for a Beng a World Series involving international teams and leagues. Officials mention ongoing season results and unnamed players, with references to announcements and possible scheduling considerations across multiple regions. The fragmentary text shows confusion and garbled names, but indicates ambition for cross-border competition and a fifth consecutive season series.
Ford's Railroad Tariff Cut Expected at Next Hearing
A railroad tariff reduction plan is filed and set for commission review. Details vague due to OCR, but timing points to action by the commission with an expected effective date in early September.
Iroquois and Hurons Bury the Hatchet Amid Festivities
Fragmentary report details cordial exchanges among Iroquois and Hurons. Mentions of ceremonial smoking, shared celebrations, and preparations for a coming event. Names and places are unclear due to damaged OCR.
New U S Economy Aims for Stronger Growth and Reform
The article outlines proposed reforms and fiscal policies under Mellon era, detailing expected government expenditures and tax changes. It cites plan to curb deficits, adjust corporate taxes, and broaden tax bases while highlighting figures tied to shipping, consumption, and back taxes. It notes anticipated revenue shifts and potential impacts on consumer prices and public services with emphasis on conservative expenditure strategies. It references transportation tax repeal, tax zone reforms, and repeals of secondary levies as part of a broader push toward economic stabilization.
Great Choir Sings at the Funeral of Famous Tera
Naples reports a large funeral for Korign Canisa, with 400 singers and officials attending. Mourners included government representatives and royal family members while a temporary chapel and cremation arrangements marked the service.
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Tera
Armories urged to house jobless veterans in Chisago
An appeal to Governor Ten Small from Theodore Thooseveld of the American Legion seeks the opening of local armories to shelter hundreds of unemployed ex-service men. The request aims to provide immediate housing and support for veterans amid ongoing economic hardship in the region.
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Cricago
Theodore Thooseveld
Amerigiy Legion
I Chisago
Gomii
Harvey Will Represent U. S. On Ally Council
A formal initiative for an American representative to attend the meeting of the allied supreme council opens in Paris next Monday was communicated to the American embassy through the French ambassador in London. United States Ambassador survey, accompanied by a small staff, will leave for Paris on Saturday.
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Ondon
The
Pointed Press
Atofied Supreme Council
Paris
Cat
de Si
Alsine
London
United States
William Bey estate listed for administration
The petition seeks appointment of an administrator for the estate of William Bey White who died May 19, leaving an estate valued at about 25 000 with 15 900 real property and 5 000 personal property. The petitioner is a brother and cites Mrs Lol sister and others as heirs including Mary, Ta Crosse, and a daughter of Daer White.
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Carise
Vtitian
Troy
Wittigang White
Taly
Witti Nets ‘Tilea Thursin Poli Cou J Nowill
White
Niere
Jinn
Mary
Lol
Man Cisim
Pate Fo
St. Paul San
Daé
Rattler Parcel Check In At Liberty Depot
A fragmented report describes a rattler in a depot area and the confusion around a parcel check in at Liberty. The text mentions a porter and a tense incident with a snake, but details are garbled.
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Rattler
Liberty
16 Year-Old Sentenced For Robbery In Reform Case
A 16-year-old, who told police he is a “tough guy,” admitted guilt in a store robbery. He was sent to reform school, then to prison for five years after a court determined he could not be housed in a standard facility. The youth had previously escaped Red Wing security, leading to a sequence of hearings where judges weighed his age, past behavior, and the safest confinement option.
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Couney
Hilip McDonal
Alov
Www
Aupud
Gerve
Stara
Unison
Larix
Willie
Onalsska Street
Tamseieer Efe
Fudge
Wighre
Minnesota
Thay Mekitunion
Laokent
Minneagthis
Red Wing
Omada
Prrestad
Gourt
Yong
Ron Bal
Twin Cities
Blackest chapter cited on U S intervention in Haiti
Washington reports describe American intervention in Haiti as a dark chapter. Witnesses testifying before a committee note military errors and failed protections, while officials relay rumors from distant sources about tensions and potential withdrawals. Separate dispatch from Chihuahua City notes authorities watching trains for a missing banker, Warren Spurgia, without success.
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Chimcahuactuugaata City
Alexico
Mermosille
Chihuahua City
Warren
Spurgia
Chicago
Acquaintance Tour Delights Wisconsin Towns With Free Show
A traveling Acquaintance Tour drew large crowds in Cashion, West Salem, and La Crosse, offering a day of music, dancing, and community fellowship. The group provided free refreshments, a charity drive, and a friendly concert, with hundreds of locals greeting the visitors and calling for more events in the future.
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Severn
Bie
John Milder
Sity
Sehnweizer
West Salem
John M
Harre Newburg
Claude Johnson
Camaaiteear
Fie
Mire
George
Dail Eireann To Be Called Into Section
Dublin reports a full meeting of Dail Eireann is to be convened to consider British peace proposals. Ulster ministers reportedly received no communication from De Valera, while Sinn Fein overtures gain uneven Belfast approval. The move follows Prime Minister Lloyd George’s London talks and hints at a possible Dublin-London accord.
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Associated Pre
Ent
Knigit
Irisk
Sino Pein
Sinn Fein
Althanzi
Ondon
Associated Press
Dublin
Ramonn de Valera
Dall Eireann
Tstar
Belfast
Tistar
Ulster Ministry
Valera
Evening New
Gellas
Ister
Dail
James Craig
Ulster
James
de Valera
Lloyd George
London
Delera
Poe
Tesa Fraser
Mr. de Valera
Dublin Castle
Austrian Draft Evader Arrested in Madison
An Austrian man is arrested in Madison for alleged draft evasion. He was arraigned before a United States court and pleaded not guilty. He remains jailed after failing to post bond. Authorities indicate he registered for the draft but did not comply with other requirements.
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Madison
Matson
Wisx
Tohn Co
Cour
British built airship to sail from Howden August 25
Washington reports the British built naval dirigible RB-2 will sail from Howden Ireland on August 25 for its station at Lakehurst New Jersey. The Navy department announced the planned voyage on Thursday.
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Howden
Ireland
Lekehuest
N. Z
Navye Départment
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