Sinn Fein Council Meets Despite Government Ban
Irish Dail deputies and Sinn Fein executive meet in Dublin's Mansion House amid government bans and rumors of Vatican mediation. Mulhern messages and Cardinal Logue mediation discussed as Ulster cabinet plans meet. Belfast violence continues under curfew as Irish unrest grinds on.
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Sinn Fein Council
Ublin
Imame
Ireland
Sinn Fein
Mansion House
Berh
Lierd
George
Sinn Pein
Thelan
Ulster
James Craig
Belfost
Belfast
Dublin
Linn
Fein
Dail
Paublin
Monsignor Mulhern
de Valera
Mer Mulhern
Cardinal League
Roceire
Wisconsin bankers plan special tour to Pacific Coast
Wisconsin Bankers Association plans a Milwaukee to Los Angeles tour for bankers and families departing Sept 24. The group includes Milwaukee, Green Bay, Manitowoc, Ripon, Shullsburg, Hillsboro and Chicago delegates and travels with entertainment hosted by local households. The trip coincides with the American Bankers Association convention in Los Angeles October 3 to 7 with planned outings to surrounding points of interest and garden fetes.
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Georgy
Barrettot
Wisconsin Bankers' Association
Wisconsi
Los Atereles
Abordeot
Montana
Milwaukee
Los Angelt
Afibwaulkoe
Ge Anmuzo
EB. Vo Wernick
Hillsboro
S, . Kidder
TL .Hobbs
Chicago
BR. Estberr
Wau“wesha
Los Angeles
Actu
Vistors
Morion Pictiure Atudins Hane
Lower coal prices may cut state gas rates Madison Wis
Lower coal prices this year likely reduce gas rates across Wisconsin. Commissioner Cheveril said the railroad board notified of three voluntary gas cuts in the state. Cities where rates rose during the war may see relief, with Madison and Superior not increasing rates. Gas plants show water cost decreases and some companies report large profits.
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Madison
Wis
Cheverdil
Commoriszion
Oie Reilroad Board
Cheventil
Suprio
Duta
Yes
Efter Taye
Characors Comaranles
Identify Woman's Body. Husband Held for Murder in Granite City
Granite City police identified a woman's body found in a shallow grave as Nora Dorman, correcting an earlier misidentification of Serena Gilliland. Arthur Dorman, 34, and John Dorman, 16, were arrested on murder warrants. authorities say Thomas Gilliland, husband of Serena, had previously been jailed and released after Serena was found alive in Cincinnati. The Younger Dorman allegedly confessed that his father admitted the killing.
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Granite City
Serena Gillis
Cincinnati
Poles Clark
Clark
Sfrs
Nora Dorman
Arthur Dorman
John
Ece
Cary Hull
Gilliland
Thomas J. Gilliland
Serena
Felder
Dorman Daales
Dorman
Chiep Clark
Chinese Weekly Paper Appears in Chicago Today
A Shanghai style weekly, called Shang Mime or Ty Lite, makes its debut in Chicago on Tuesday, joining the small set of Chinese papers in the United States. The paper, printed by hand from a 1 000 abstractor font, includes staff from five Chicago universities and editors with correspondents across fifteen Midwest villages.
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United States
New York
San Braneisca
Leuig
Die Titer
Chicago
Univeralty Calne
Rtndeaty
Mia
House censures Reed Wastington for remarks in Missouri senate
A state house adopted a resolution censuring Reed Wastington Democrat for comments during a Missouri senate session. The measure cites disrespectful remarks by Wastington and mentions Representative Yalstead Republican Minnesota as author of related anti censorship language.
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HOUSE
Benatar Rudd
Missouri
Senate
H Wade
Yalstead
Minnesota
Labor Council Gathers on New Policy and Unemployment
A North Atlantic City gathering discussed a proposed guiding policy for American labor and an in-depth study of modern industry. Unemployment and wage reduction concerns were raised but no action taken. A Copeland Park event drew residents with plans for a major community affair featuring a Caledonia street vs Lose street merchants game.
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Atlantic City
N. Pecutivue Colleil
Ltber
America
Tor
Progressive League
Copeland Ypark
Mity
Alario
Expac
Caledonia Street
Inez
John ¢. Burns
Ardent
Edward Miller
Monroe County Fair Opens With Largest Show Yet
Monroe County Fair starts this week in Tonah Wis with promises of a record event. The Toman Community Country Club hosted a Round Up last week raising 876 for completing the Curmighing House kitchen living room and locker rooms. Officials say the fair will feature Bowery Dances speeches by Congressman Joseph LD. ieek and Railroad Commissioner Gettle with premiums totaling 15002 awarded to exhibitors. Golden Wedding anniversary noted for Mr and Mrs Alex Simpson. Local groups Knights of Pythias Pythian Sisters and Melloy Corps participated in the celebration.
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Tonah
Wis
Toman Community
Elab House
Ld. Harper
Nadison
Danesville
Hart
Deving Phouse
Monroe County
Tyshiog
Avery Évealna
Joseph LD. Ieek
Viroqua
Alroad
Gettle
Madison
Alex: Simpson
Index Knights of Pythias
Pythian Sisters
Melloy Corps
Monroe
Harmsworth Regatta Opens in Detroit Saturday
Harmsworth regatta details are being finalized by the regatta committee ahead of a Saturday start in Detroit. With fuel arriving from New York for the Maple Leaf VIl, the British entry was set for its first trial race late in the day.
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Harmsworth
Detroit
Lake steamers seek missing rower adrift near Isle Royale
A wireless dispatch from Duluth reports Lake Superior shipping crews are searching for Robert T. Jarris of Spokane Washington who was blown from a rowboat during a squall while fishing near Isle Royale on the north shore of the lake about 280 miles from the Soo.
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Duluty
Minn
Lake Superior
Robert T. Jarris
Spokane
Wash
Isle Royal
Superior
Morgan to Attend Cincinnati Meeting on Price Fixing
Wisconsin Attorney General William J. Morgan will attend the National Association of Attorneys General meeting in Cincinnati Ohio on August 20 and 30. He plans to confer with Attorneys General Brundage of Tribaty and Huron of Minnesota about the operation of their laws on price fixing.
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Morgan
Cincinnati
Madison
Wis
William J. Morgan
Thn
National Association of Attorneys Gener
Cincionati
Ohio
Brundage
Tribaty
Huron
Minnesota
Whiskey shipments to foreign destinations barred by judge
United States District Judge Wattle issued a permanent injunction against customs and internal revenue officials to stop interference with whiskey shipments from the United States to foreign destinations after a temporary restraining order. A separate Harlem news item describes a pigeon stealing a ring in a dramatic incident.
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U. S
Detroit
Airship ZR-2 Makes Trial Flight From Britain
Rowden England reports the airship ZR-2 purchased from Great Britain by the United States begins a trial flight Tuesday morning. British and American officers are in charge as the giant craft plans an Atlantic crossing to America once ready.
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Rowden
England
Associatnd ‘Threse
Great Britain
United States
Amphenn Geral
Avantic
America
Prietivanle
Suzanne Lenglens to see a baseball game in France
Suzanne Lenglens planned to attend a baseball game Wednesday between the Giants and the Cardinals at the Yola grounds, speaking of American symbols in France and noting Babe Ruth and other famous players like Speaker, Cobb, and Hornsby.
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Suzanne Lenglen
Suw York
Mile
Suzanne Teneglen
Glints
Cardinals
Yola Grounds
Sam
France
Babe Ruth
Speaker
Cabb
Hornsby
Chicago Girl Weds Four Days After Meeting Groom
A Chicago area bride Miss Earth Beaver Webb of New York married George Miles at the Sake Forest estate of Benjamin Bohr four days after their meeting at the Sonia Shore Country club Horse show where Miss Webb won second prize. The couple will reside in a Bebr tale cottage. Webb is a sister of Miss To vice Webb of New York, who married Thomas Leonard.
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Chicago
Weos
Shicagg
Jude de
Eaith Beaver Webb
New York
George Miles
Sake Forest
Benjamin Bohr
Webb
Sonia Shore
Walker Better Cleveland First. A Paseman Johnny A Walker
Johnny A Walker of the Philadelphia Athletics, who was injured by a batted hat in Cleveland a week ago, is able to leave the hospital.
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Walker
Cleveland
Johnny A Walker
A Paseman
Philadelphia Athletics
CHILD OF THANKS FOR HELP AND FUNERAL SUPPORT
We express mortal thanks to friends and neighbors for help and sympathy during illness and passing of Abel. Special thanks to relatives in Coon Valley for funeral arrangements and to pallbearers and florists who sent flowers.
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Rone
Abel
Alu Attralhcera
Ani Tear Coon Valley
Ole Tarde
Mra
Ams Archig Lunny
Paul
Lunde
Ta Crosse children race for prizes in local quiz
Two day warning for Ta Crosse county kids to answer ten questions about George W. Peyk and win one of fifty two Jackie Coogan dolls and Dadk's Bad Boy tickets at the Rivoli. Submit answers to the Tribune office by Thursday evening with names written on one side only.
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OYXS
George W. Peyk
Tribune and Leeder-Press
Ta Crosse Cawity
la Crosse
Jackie Coogan
Dadk
Rivoli
Dad
Tribune
Questions about Wisconsin’s George W. Peck
The query list asks: years of Peck’s governorship, residence in La Crosse, the newspaper that made him famous, his opponent in a gubernatorial race, a prominent La Crosse business memento, Peck’s occupation in La Crosse, his political party, whether he wrote rent from La Crosse before becoming governor, any other public offices he held, and Peck’s date of death.
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George W. Peck
Wisconsin
la Crosse
Man Scatters Father's Ashes From Plane Over Long Island
At 3,000 feet over Long Island, Charles S Haight released the ashes of his father Charles F Thaight from a plane. An American flag was unfolded to salute the widow and two children, as the funeral plan followed the deceased insurance official's wishes stated before his July 29 death at age 64.
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Long Island Ronn
Charles S Haight
Charles F. Thaight
Wis
Brooklyn
Dry Agent Killed in Border Gunfight Near Falls
Minn Frank Hicks a federal agent and a man identified as a rum runner were killed in a gun battle with alleged rum runners near International Falls on the Canadian border authorities said. A second federal agent George Ring fired on the assailant after Hicks was killed.
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Yuluth. Minn
Frank Hicks
Truth Federal Prehidigem
International Falls
Canadian
Jicks
George Ring
Prosecution Aims to Prove Burch Wanted to Wed Madalynne
In Los Angeles the state announced plans to show motive in the Kennedy murder trial by arguing that Butch Burch sought marriage to Mrs. Obenchain, removing Kennedy as the obstacle to their union. The indictment accuses Burch of prem and murder.
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Burch
Madalynne
Los Angeles
Calif
Arthur
Bureh
M Madalynne Ohenchsin
Prem
T. Belton Kennedy
Butch
Obenchain
Kennedy
Dixon Invited to Return to Pulpit at First Methodist
District Superintendent A V Ingham conducted the fourth quarterly conference of the First Methodist Church in Dixon Monday night. Encouraging reports highlighted the year’s work and Peter Dixon was unanimously invited to return for the coming conference year. The superintendent then left Burlington to hold the conference for the Tie Sere chared in De Soto. Also Madison obituary notes Louis Anderson, known as Andy the newsboy, died Thursday after ten years in Madison.
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A. V. Ingham
Peter Dixon
Burlington
de Soto
Madison
Wis
Louis Anderson
Andy
Newsboy Fame
Thessay
Teen reaches title as Western Golf champion upset
Mir iam Barns 17 of Kansas City defeats holder Mrs F C Letts Jr at Galventsia Club Chicago in the Women’s Western Golf Association championship open round by 4 up and 4 to play. Barns wears knickerbockers as the Missouri titleholder.
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Westmoreland Country Club
Evanston
Til
Miriam Barns
Kansas City
F.C. Letts, Jr
Galventsia Club
Chicago
Western Golf Association
Burns
Missouri
Louise Fergus
Glen View
Elub
Chicaco
EL O'Brea
Indian Hdl
Chicace
Jeanette Kinney
Cleveland
Mary Kuhnert
Byenston
KE. . Harwood
Olympia Fields
Mos
FL. Teffris
Indian Hit
Negro sets fire to oil soaked clothing in Tombs prison
Sylvester Crockett, a Black inmate, died after he set fire to clothes saturated with kerosene in a room used for fingerprinting at Tombs prison. He bathed his face and head in air, then tied a handkerchief around his throat before igniting the flames. Officials note kerosene was left to remove blacking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sylvester Crockett
Tombs
Yeast Vitamon Beauty Tablets Promise Clear Skin
Advert reads that highly concentrated VITAMON tablets provide vitamins A B and C to aid digestion and nourish skin. Claims include clearer skin, reduced pimples and eruptions, and non upset stomach. Guarantee offered with refund for trial cost. promotion for Martin's VITA-MON brand sold by Horschler Bros Habberd & Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Go Horschler Bros
Habberd & Company
Rail conference debates action on wage reduction
Three members of the Big Four railroad brotherhoods met in Cleveland with chief executives of five labor organizations to discuss steps on wage reductions ordered by the United States Labor Board. Employees have been under the cut since July 1 and further actions were anticipated today or Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Union of North Americs
United States Labor Board
Judge waives Indian’s liquor fine in court action
Superior Wis the judge paid a fine imposed on Charles Lemieux an Indian from Ashland who pleaded guilty to illegal possession of liquor Lemieux had spent months in Ashland county jail awaiting trial and told the judge he could not pay the $1 fine The judge gave him the money and Lemieux left the court free of the payment
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Wis
Federal District Court
Lie
Charles Lemieux
Ashland
Teamieux
Clark
Lemieux
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Sinn
London
Associated Press
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Treland
Grand Canyon Nacional Park
Pacific Coast
J. M. Holley
Council AT Work
LABOR
North ‘Side
Monroe CO
Pigeon
Reutine
Bernstein
Harlem
Nigeon
Staton
Britain
Townley
Washington
League
Joseph Guilders
Supreme Court
Siz
Sorgel Electric CO
Dixon
M. E. Church
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Gateway, City Transfer Co
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Heenenicn
H.C. Evenson
Optometrist
Copeland Park
Rose Street
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