Salem asylum inmate ambushes fellow patient in ward attack
West Salem county asylum inmate Hottinger, recently arrived from Mendota, attacked 65 to 70 year old inmate James Kabalka with a polisher. Kabalka died about five minutes after the assault. Superintendent Gullikson stated Kabalka had a frail mind and that Hottinger’s condition included a mania for window polishing. Attendants alerted doctors S. Ro and G. F. We kfield. the incident occurred around 10 o'clock Sunday morning as staff prepared to move between wards.
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Wat Fotringer
Ta Crosse
County Insane Asylum
West Salon
James Kabalka
Kabalka
Gulllekson
Salem
Wanpno H Hospital
Adams County
Gullickson
Kanalka
Hottinger
Hotinger
Nic
Dra
5. Ro
G. F. Wekefield
Mrs Obenchain and Arthur Burch Enter Plea of Not Guilty
Mrs Madriyano Obenchain and Arthur Burch pleaded not guilty in Los Angeles court on a joint indictment for the murder of J Belton Kinney in Beverly Glen August 3. A November 1 trial date was set with motions for separate trials to be heard within ten days. PIGEON SETS RECORD WASHINGTON, DEC. C. A pigeon carrying a message from Chicago Mayor to President Tarding flew sixteen hours to cover 61435 miles, setting a North's record according to the agriculture department.
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Los .Angelus
Gil
Madriyano Obenchain
Arthur ©. Burch
Los Angeles County
J. Belton Kynney
Beverly Glen
Here
Washington
Ded. C
Thompson
Chicago
Tarding
Department of Agmi Fare
Moray
Cleanup Campaign Starts to Adjust Veterans Claims
The cleanup squad began at the Chamber of Commerce to review ex-service claims for compensation and vocational training. By noon, about 70 claims were filed. hearings will shift across counties with the squad aiding veterans and coordinating with Red Cross and American Legion volunteers. Joe Yelow-Thunder, a La Crescent resident, submitted a claim Monday morning.
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Chamber of Commerce
la Crosse County
Vernon County
Monroe County
Judeau County
Home Service Ouereat
William Glassner
Harvey Noyes
Rene
P.m.hedfield
Red Gross
de Visional
Meiiate
Qasea
Toeir
William Glissncr
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
Rodfield
Red Cross
American Legion
Mr. Tedfield
Redfield
Campy Grant
Red Censs
Port Shortdan
Joe Yelow-Thunder
la Crescent
Worthington to Turn State's Evidence in Chicago Report
Worthington, linked to a vast mail and bank robbery ring estimated at six million dollars, signals willingness to testify against associate Charles W. French. DA notes possible betrayal by French and seeks state involvement for revenge. Bankruptcy hits American Rubber, tied to French network, as Central Trest Co. receiver named. Federal probe urged over four failing companies possibly connected to French group. Marie Walker Brandt of Los Angeles named assistant attorney general of the United States.
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Chicago
John WorthIngton
Charles W. French
Erate
Wik
Worthington
American Rubber Company
Prench
Rudolph Kohn
Nother
A. A. Stelzin
Miwaukee
RK. M. Landis
Central Trest Company
Clinin
Daugherty Wasimington
CBC
Marie Walker Brandt
Los Angeles
United States
Mondoyac
White House
Railway Strike Vote Shaped by BIC Four Split
A railway strike vote sees a four way split on the ballot, with questions over leadership, strategy, and possible action. The ballot results hinge on union precedents and management responses as workers weigh next moves.
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BIC
Milwaukee warehouse fire devastates rail yard loss over 75000
Chicago report notes a five story warehouse on the Milwaukee road in La Crosse burned early Sunday afternoon. Fire officials say total loss is likely above 75000 with damage to Milwaukee road property and Badger Hide and Fur, while cause remains under investigation.
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la Crosse
Chicaxa Milwenukee & St. Paul Railway
Blark River
Milwaukee Road
Badger Hide and Fur Company
Baremplement Company
Ac Gentral
Bic
Muildfog
McDonnell
Central Fire Station
Badger Ride
Mur
Penn
Hare Impplement Company
Judge Locks Up 32 Curiosity Seekers in Milwaukee Court
Judge Schutman locked 32 spectators in the courtroom bull pen for two hours and then dismissed them with a warning. He warned that any future rubber neckers would face twenty days in the workhouse, saying the court is no place for such behavior.
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Milwaukee
Chicago
Body of Maitland Recovered From ZR-2 Wreck
Hull England Associated Press reports the body of Air Gorm Maitland of the British Air Force was recovered from the wreck of the ZR-2 late Monday afternoon after the disaster last week.
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Hull
England
Associated Press
Maitland
Valera Holds Back Comment From Britain In Latest Note
Irish cabinet members gathered at Mansion House but no formal meeting occurred. De Valera remained briefly as cabinet replies to Premier George’s latest communication were awaited until Wednesday. Belfast violence flared with shouting and armored car patrols after gunshots left two wounded in hospital.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Mansion House
Famon de Valera
Seader
Qolling
New Lodge Road
Belfast
Santa Maria Heads for New Orleans on River Run
The seaplane Santa Maria, described as the largest flying boat on American waters, docked here Monday after a reconnaissance flight from Chicago last Saturday. It will stay several days before continuing via the Illinois River, Mississippi to the Gulf, then Vera Cruz, with stops at Memphis and New Orleans.
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Probia
Santa Maria
Chicago
Teoris
Mississippi
Gulf of Mexico
Vera Cruz
Memphis
New Orleans
Pilots Desert the Ship of State at Badger Fair
Madison Wis The state government runs Monday with no elective officials at office. Attrignen in Milwaukee draws officials away from Madison. Governor Blaine goes direct from Detroit to Milwaukee and Elmer S Hale adjusts travel. Berry Johnson treasurer leaves for Milwaukee planning to stay through the fair week. Attorney General Morgan attends a national conference in Cincinnati and stays for the bar meeting. Lieut Gov Comings plans to attend the state fair.
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Madison
Wis
Milwaukee
Blaine
Detroit
Elmer S.hail
Wwashington
Berry Johnson
Cincingati
Bar Association
Comings
Conference to Find Jobs for Unemployed in the U N I
President Harding calls a conference of industrial and labor leaders next month to study methods for reducing unemployment, expanding work, and aiding business recovery. Secretary Tronver drafts plans for the meeting to examine unemployment relief and economic revival.
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INU
Ashington
Department of Labor
Harding
Tronver
Severson Day Law Enforcement Reported in State
Madison Wis W Stanley Smith prohibition commissioner reported Monday that the Severson enforcement law is being generally complied with wherever he investigated A conference with district attorneys across counties discussed enforcement and all were interested in strict enforcement of the measure.
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Madison
Wis
W. Stanley Smith
Smith
Child on Wisconsin tracks struck and killed
Four year old Geraldine Callahan was playing on Delavan railroad tracks in Janesville Wisconsin when she was struck by a Milwaukee Road train. She died an hour later at a local hospital.
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Janesville
Wis
Delavan
Geraldine Callahan
Milwaukee Road
May Edgren Dead Madison Wis First Alaska Baby
May Th. nren, 22, the first white baby born in the Elondike of Alaska, died here late Sunday after a long illness. She had been brought here from Mil- WeellbeS, "e weet te
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Madison
Wis
May Th. Nren
Elondike
Alaska
Mil- Weubes
Fighting in Logan County Triggers Governor's Intervention
Early Sunday fighting in Logan County near Beach Creek draws Gov. Morgan into the crisis as Adjutant General Charnok and West Virginia Mine Workers leader A C Porter travel to the scene. Deputies and state troops clash with unidentified armed men, with four to fourteen wounded reported and possible fatalities. An open letter from District 17 President Keeney urges miners to stay home and uphold law and order while mines are kept in operation.
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Tharleston
Loran
Sharples
Minett
Porter
Keeney
Loran County
Morgan
William Pavier
Harold WW. Houston
William Wiler
Boone County Coal Entrotation
Depe
Logan Con
Sone
Preckns
Morgzo
Mitchell
Clothier
Boone County
Hold Match to Pick Suzanne Opponent in Exhibition
Newport, R. I. lead of women lawn teams' players joined a singles tournament on casing courts starting Monday while many contested the women's doubles. In singles, Mary Browne faced May Sutton Bundy and Eleanor Goss opposed Edith Sigourner. Finals set for Tuesday to choose winner to meet Suzanne Lengien if she can attend an exhibition match on Wednesday.
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Newport
R. L
Mary .K. Browne
May
Sutton Bundy
Eleanor Goss
Edith
Sigourner
Alle
Suzanne Lengien
Germany Faces Fallout From Erzberger Murder
German cabinet debates response after the assassination of Mathias Erzberger as tensions rise between socialist and conservative factions. Reichstag fate, treaty ratification, and political violence loom while protests erupt in Potsdam and Berlin.
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Thea Patignatists
Vestehstag
Germany
Reichsteg
Reichstag
Howeve
Peope
Wirth
Aager
Roger
Bere Foxberrer
Erzberger
Berlin
Mathias Breberer
Siea
Fnlange
Loche
Cuthurst
Front
Wen
Mathias Erzberger
Loebe
Natendlist
Agita Sen
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Miwaukae
Miles Chy
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Uise
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Britain
West Virginia
Ship OF State
Badger Fair
Fourth Federal Reserve Bank
Iron and Steel
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Severson
May Edgren
Logan County
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Eruberger
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