German Pact Up in Senate September
Washington reports the peace treaty with Germany will be sent to the Senate on September 21 after its thirty day recess. Officials indicated at the White House the document will be transmitted when the session reconvenes. A stray text insertion mentions a new typewriter device and a device attachment delivering a warning at line ends.
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Senate
Washington
Germany
Berlin
Che
Indies
White House
Pew
Five Auto Cases Heard In Court Monday Tuesday
Five auto cases were heard in court Monday and Tuesday. Three speeders and three others faced fines. Edwin Renrow, Marl Behrend, J. P. Malay, and Behrend were fined 1250 for driving in excess of the speed limit. Loy Lame pleaded not guilty to passing a streetcar while discharging passengers. case adjourned to September 6. John Wisen, French Island, faced no charge for driving high while intoxicated. plea later changed to guilty with a 52.50 fine and case adjourned to September 1.
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Lquor
Poatoo Court
Ane Thess
Marl Behrend
Edwin Renrow
Loy Lame
John Wisen
French Island
Cleanup campaign expands with listing of participants
On the first day of the cleanup drive a long roster of individuals is noted including A. Narshall Henry J. ,lan George Goggenwolr Harry J. Russell Er Fojahn and many others. The partial list includes dozens of names across various occupations and neighborhoods, indicating broad participation on opening day.
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A. Narshall
Henry J
Lan George Goggenwolr
Harry J. Russell
Er Fojahn
Wenzel Prusha
Julius Mond
Harry Canisma
Gilman Buri
Alexander ©. Schamb
Harry Ender
Erwin A. Wachni
Roger B. Wade
Henry Meyers
Leonard J. Stray
Frank G. Klosgolbach
Matt J. Rieter
Ranard Deutsch
Wasley Healy
Murray J
State Day at Wisconsin Fair Brings Large Crowd
Wisconsin fairgoers logged about 20,000 attendees by 1 p m Tuesday as rain threatened to continue into the afternoon. Governor Ring planned to address the crowd on Wednesday State Day with an amplified voice system by four stage instruments to be heard clearly.
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Milwauagr
Wis
Ring
Fair Wedneway
The
Fair Commission
Eight Midshipmen Resign at Annapolis Navy Academy
Eight midshipmen from the Naval Academy at Annapolis resign their naval service after returning from the summer cruise aboard the battleship squadron No. 3 under Rear Admiral Anghes. The resignations, attributed to a preference for civil life over the air service, were announced Tuesday. About 1,700 midshipmen will disembark at eight o'clock tomorrow to begin this month’s leave.
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Midimes
Annapolis
Annipolis
Battleship Squadron No. 3
Charles 3
Anghes
Naval Service
Naval Academy
Tosa
Alfred W. Schneider
Wisconsin
Squirrels Plant the Black Walnuts
The Squitrret buries nuts to aid winter food and forest regeneration. He hides them on sunny sides to ensure growth, but some stores are forgotten or stolen and the plan may fail. CARD OF THANKS mourners and neighbors extended appreciation for kindness after illness and death of a husband and father.
Cripple Girl Runs Away From Home In Wheelchair
Edna Towne, 11, left home in Baltimore with her father John Towne and used a wheelchair to travel toward New York. Police arranged a lookout as Edna was aided by Evelyn Bluth, 14, who accompanied her. They returned to Baltimore with authorities assisting in the withdrawal from the trip.
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Cripple Girl
New York
Eda Towneson
Lorne
Baltimore
John Townsend
Edna
Polna
Evelyn Bluth
Mdna
Weimar Funeral Arrangements Set for Wednesday
Weimar funeral planned for Wednesday at Top.m. Services at the Reformed Church on 4th and Market. Interment at Mormon Cemetery. Funeral will be at the residence of Weimar, 1252 Adams St.
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Budeter Seeviggs Roy Tag Krew
Weimar
M. Standard Cine
Adams St
The
Reformed Church
Market
Harding May Take Hand In Mine Warfare Report
A report from United Mine Workers District 37 outlines grisly warfare around the mine camps. Miners, deputies, and state police clash as 2 500 potential fighters threaten the ridge region. Three men are confirmed killed and one wounded after a battle near Sturples. Prisoners include Magistrate Mitchell and three companions, allegedly held to barter for captives.
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Harding
Pag Tinted
Christestos
Tle
Comditio Starlling
C.F. Reeves
United Mine Workers of America
Matey
Armas
Isvone
Sharples- Vkay
Belgium
Ves
Toman
Olice
Batllé x Tatal
Kanha Cadl
Qiegemene
Sturples
William 1
Greer
Matesane
Ceccil Clark
Wy M. Morrison
Sharples
Charnock
Mir Porter
Grorge May
Porter
Login
Mowitt
Mazistrie Pulron Mitchell
Atmuntlion
Mitchell
Fran Pine
Price
Morter
Confession Clears Schlogl Murder Mystery in Chicago
A confession to police clears Schlogl of murder amid a swirl of names and streets. Joseph Srtuocl, son of late Jos Selkort, was found dead Sunday. the accused described being knocked unconscious and later taken home where the death occurred. A wood wedding anniversary and mixed details about a downtown restaurant figure into the case.
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Schlogl
Cincago
Joseph Srtuocl
Jos. Selkort
Manied
Tutsday
Joseph O' Meam
Arcumend
Povelyy & Nember
Fragmented OCR stock market list with many firm names
A garbled OCR page lists numerous corporations, commodities, and exchanges. It mentions sugar, copper, steel, petroleum, and railways with scattered place names and ticker-like terms, but no coherent narrative or clear market close details.
Germany tightens controls after Erzberger slaying
Berlin authorities moved to minimize the impact of the Erzberger killing with decrees suppressing meetings, protests, and demonstrations. Police measures aimed to curb public unrest and maintain order amid heightened security concerns.
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Germany
Dupont Firm Cuts Wages in Wilmington
A Wilmington DuPont plant reduces salaries effective October 1, lowering pay across the line from top executives to base staff. Company officials did not specify amounts but cited cost reductions as the reason for the broad roll back in compensation.
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Dupont
Wilmington
del Lon
de N Pany
Labor Federation Calls Five Million Member Drive
The Labor Federation plans a five million member recruitment starting Labor Day. President Samuel Gompers appeals nationwide for public rallies to boost membership and support the movement. Current membership is reported as 4.0TS TAG in 1920, with motivation rising after a recent dip.
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Atlantic City
Hléthur
Cora
Gouseil
Crvheil
Grand Jury Called to Probe Wisconsin Liquor Ring
A federal grand jury has been called in the federal court here to open an investigation into an alleged liquor ring operating in southern Wisconsin. Officials say evidence has developed supporting a sweeping probe of the liquor situation in the region.
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Wisconsin
Dadee Chind 2 Luse
Supenar
Wisconsia
Cath
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J. Pynn
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William Hans
Tieble Copper Mining
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New South Wales
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Wee
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Aimesiouin
Amertous
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Atimore
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Micdhy Startey CH
Vialy Steel
Missouri Faelt
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YON MS
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