Chicago Tribune calls for more amateur sports coverage
The Chicago Tribune editorial page advocates reducing professional baseball reporting in favor of amateur sports. It argues amateur games better foster sound citizenship and national fitness, noting spectators gain nothing from long ballpark stretches while papers should emphasize accessible sports and public health through exercise.
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Service Men Aid Claims For Bureau Bulletin Issued
A Wisconsin American Legion bulletin outlines how ex service men should present compensation claims. It describes eligibility, required affidavits, forms, and hospital or training options, plus transportation and district coordination for the Bureau of War Risk Insurance claims process. A separate item notes Captain Borges setting an air record in a two passenger flight near Montevideo with a climb to about 22,100 feet.
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American Legion
Bureau of Were Risk Insurance
Wisconsin Street
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Wisconsin
Rhs
Borges
Charles Plans Restore the Hungarian Throne
Geneva correspondent reports Charles plans a Hungarian throne restoration with Patis Hun Emperor Uselos and Admiral Verthy. The scheme cites King Constantine's Greece as precedent for Charles to resume royal status. A Berne papal nuncio serves as intermediary, with Hungary to seek League of Nations admission at Geneva meeting next month. If printed, Hungarian parliament could be dissolved and elections called centering on the dynastic question.
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Admiral Verthy
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Greece
Charlies
Papi Noncio
Berne
Sieas
Charles
Hengiy
Assembly of the League of Mations
Geneva
Breaks In Two And Falls Into River At Hull City
Two people are dead after a break in the airship ZR-2 near Hull City. The British air service halted the craft amid reports of bent sliders and buckled latticework while engine troubles hindered the mission. The $2,000,000 dirigible faced structural failures and costly delays as contractors shoulder the losses.
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Atlantic
London Dispatch
Tast!r
Observer
Fight on anti beer bill threatens to upset recess plans
Washington reports a two hour senate wrangle over the anti beer bill conference report. The senate refused to set aside the conference report for other legislation and appeared headed for a jam that could disrupt a thirty day recess starting Wednesday. The conference report passed the House Tuesday by 169 to 8.
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Leaders of gang already in toils
Fifteen million dollars in notes and securities were seized in Union Trust deposit vaults in Cleveland after John Lawken, a Department of Justice agent, traced the operations of Charles W. French. The raid followed witness statements linking French to a Chicago swindle and implicated several associates including Owen T. Evens and William F. Middleton. A Cleveland broker and others were taken into custody as agents of French with more arrests expected. Two killed by train near Pulaski Wisconsin when a car was struck by North Western No. 1 train, victims Nat Finnegan and his son Francis.
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J. HA. Leeds
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Milwaukee
Clinnin
French
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Walshman
Owen T. Evens
Leutenant
Charles W. Denkeke
Chicago Furniture Mae
William F. Middleton
David PF. Roblin
Chicago
N. Strove
Ohio
Washington
Prabe
Union Trust Company
Wfpty
John Lawken
Charles W. French
Elmer Gerber
Wrench
Bose
Lawken
Sreen Bay
Wis
Nat Finnegan
Gillette
Francis
Pulaski
North Western Railroad
Girl Confesses to Thirty Burglaries in Chicago
A barefoot 12 year old girl, caught near a broken skylight above a dry goods store, confessed to police on Wednesday that she and her 14 year old brother Mattie Kasorski had committed about thirty robberies recently. Police recovered the two prisoners, the siblings Mattie and Joseph Kasorski, after a barstar alarm alerted officers to a skylight lowering rope setup.
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Chicago
Mattie
Joseph Kasorski
Freezone Promises Quick Corn Relief for Pain Free Lift
A vintage ad claims Corns hurt little with Freezone, which quickly stops pain and lets the corn detach easily. The drugstore bottle supposedly removes hard or soft corns and corn between toes with minimal irritation, offering painless relief.
Prohibition in La Crosse Seeming to Fail
Judge inquiries reveal eight months after prohibition July 1919 saw 16 drunkenness arrests in police court. In the first eight months of 1921 there have been 11 such arrests.
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la Crosse
Terms of Pact Explained to Senators
Continued from page one to be restored by the signature of the treaty of powcy between the two pa Hons here Wednesday. Ellis Loring Diesel and Dr. Friedrich Rosen would affix their signatures to the covenant. Officials were reticent on details but anticipated immediate resumption of diplomatic relations with Germany while commercial and financial matters would be handled in supplementary agreements.
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United States
AHLSTROM SUFFERS INFECTED KNEE AT U OF WISCONSIN
Roy Ahlstrom former principal of Onalaske high school attends Madison law school summer session with cane after operation leaves him with water on the knee likely requiring another operation. Law exams end this week. Japan accepts Harding invitation to Washington conference on Far Eastern questions and disarmament. Mexico to establish experimental agricultural schools. Rome land restrictions removed after the war.
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Onalaske
Madison
Anstram
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Associated Press
Japan
Harding
Washington
Mexico
Rome
Resignation Accepted for Juneau Circuit Judge Lueck
Judge Martin Lueck of Juneau resigned as circuit judge and his resignation was accepted by Governor Blaine on Wednesday. An appointment is expected within ten days as delegations from Beaver Dam to Waukesha push for candidates including G A Davidson and Tad A J Agnew. Odds favor Davidson. Agnew has waning support.
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West Water and
Sycamore Streets
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