Thanksgiving Day Snow and Gale Hit the Midwest Coast to Coast
Intermittent wire service reports show disrupted trains and aid efforts across Minnesota North Dakota and South Dakota with heavy snow winds and rain. A Lake Superior gale fel poles and damaged lines while rescue attempts followed a Canadian steamer Maple Purst near Portage Lake and Lake Superior. Capt Bernard and crew faced peril as the vessel listed and began breaking up with several aboard jumping to safety amid rising seas.
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T, Paul
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Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Lake Superior
Twin Cities
Aberdean
Daltons
Dakota Central
Naser Reman
Tenap
Ehust
Bernard
Ole
Arthur
Bevers Youths About the Same Says Physician
Walter and Robert Revers, both youths, are reported by a physician as temporarily deranged after a Sunday attack. The incident occurred while they were in the area near Wad Medap Tro, with authorities detailing the dates and sequence of events and noting improvements expected by Friday.
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Bevers
Walter
Robert
Motion Day Before Higbee On Saturday
The fragmentary notice mentions motion day and a court audience in Alto California with figures such as Jodee Meshes and Abies Moore. Federal figures including Hoover are quoted amid garbled text referencing 1924 political context and commerce.
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Higbee
Jodee Meshes
Mobi Chasers Sa1uelas Mornin
Abies Moore
Weather Record for La Orn Tonight
Fragmentary weather note for La Orn shows rising temperatures and unsettled conditions. Forecaster cites incomplete data but warns of increasing heat and possible night fog or light rain.
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Calder
Death ends legislative career of James R. Mann
Illinois congressman James R. Mann of the Second Illinois district died Thursday night ending a quarter century in public service. Friends described a long illness with his wife and Lynne at his bedside as the end neared after a hesitating struggle with the illness. Mann had been at home and hoped to attend the session vote on a ship nine bill before falling ill. His death is a shock to supporters who valued his decades of legislative work.
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James R. Mann
Waseingin
James TR
Miinais
Bowser
Musin
Towhie
Ivan
Mr. Mann
Ishaek
Fey
Lisi
Durimare
Tis Il Hess
Sheenu
Rikie
Nine Hill
Mr. Mann l
Lollie Stig
Shannon Found Not Guilty After Jury Short Deliberation
Harry Kanpen faced an assault with intent to murder trial. The jury found him not guilty after 15 minutes of deliberation at the county court. Prosecution alleged Shannon shot at his wife last June in a Vancouver street hotel. defense contended she started divorce proceedings and Shannon visited to discuss the suit and letters from his wife’s mother. The fatal shot reportedly occurred during a struggle over a revolver, with Shannon later shooting himself.
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Harry Kanpen
Mareder
Vie Rave
Manning
Fred H. Bartell
Bistriet Atrainer Reel
Witkham
Shannon
Vearl Street
Bhaonan
Shaun
Shania
Roy
Deserter Joins Sheriff After Two-Year Notice
Joen Nelson surrendered at the sheriff’s office Friday morning after hearing a warrant for his arrest for deserting his wife Alma Nelson and their children on October 11. He claimed he could not be reached by officers previously. Nelson was held in the county jail after posting a $1.00 recognizance.
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Joen Nelson
Alma Nelson
Nelson
Joad
Irish Bill Advances to Third Reading Monday
The Irish reform measure moves toward its final reading as the committee of the whole completes its work and sets the bill for the third and final reading on Monday in the House. The reform seeks to redefine the constitution’s structure and address key governance provisions.
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Yaasser
Peiday
House of Tey Tr
Longtime Bis district ranger reelected for fourteenth term
The article notes a veteran public servant, known for deep knowledge of government details, who recently recovered from pneumonia and was reelected by Bis district voters to a fourteenth term after twenty-six years of service across thirteen terms. It highlights his reputation among friends and foes as highly informed.
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Chareer
Rangers
Bis
Seventeen Die as Mob Storms City Hall in Mexico City
Federal troops guarded a battered municipal building as a mob of more than 2,000 clashed with police in a six hour siege. The riot, sparked by water famine anger, left 17 dead, 18 seriously injured, and 33 mildly hurt amid shattered Main Plaza and damaged structures. autonomous labor unions organized the protest in a bid to press aldermen accountable for the crisis.
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Exico City
Associated Press
M Municipal
Pearse resigns as head of Milwaukee Normal School
Carroll G. Pearse, president of the Milwaukee Normal, resigns effective January. A Milwaukee resident for eighteen years, he previously led in Omaha and served as superintendent before joining the Normal School system. The letter to State Normal Board Chairman Ghadhes Van Ankers hints at an independent political move amid campus tensions.
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Milwauckee
Wis
Carroll G. Pearse
Aitlwaukes Normap
Pearse
Milwaukee
Omaha
Ghadhes S. van Ankers
Board of Rege
Hormal Erhgels
la Cross Mi
Community exhibit closed all day Saturday at auditorium
The Heart Association announces that the local artists exhibit will be closed all day Saturday due to use of the auditorium by the Community Council for events with Dr. Joseph Isfer, superintendent of the State Historical Society. The exhibit will reopen Sunday from nine to five.
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Heart Association
D. , Conte
Auditoriim
Community Council
Josph
Exhitit
To & Oelock
Sundar
Nearly two score solons at meeting to organize bloc
Conferees identified with farm and labor groups met to discuss forming a political bloc. The gathering, attended by nearly forty lawmakers and officials, aimed to coordinate support for shared policy goals and potential joint actions in upcoming sessions.
Holiday opening in La Crosse draws crowds tonight
The city gears up for a festive event with store windows undraped at eight, lights in place, and a “second community Christmas opening” as officials host receptions for children. Mr and Mrs Santa Claus will visit the Chamber of Commerce afternoons, while the mayor presents the key to the city.
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al & Erleck
Hells
Peesious
At & Atrlack
Main Street
Phiry
Santa
Chamber of Commerce
Bawia Mlaur
Christmas Seals Mail Campaign to Aid Tuberculosis Work
Local residents of La Crosse will receive 100 Christmas seals by mail on Dec 2 4 to fund free TB examinations at a semi annual clinic. In 1922 over 400 citizens received free checks and education helped uncover many hidden TB cases. A notable example shows a family of six benefiting from clinics funded by seal purchases. Milwaukee may host a World League Against Alcoholism meeting, with Milwaukee favored as host.
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Ciber
la Crosse
Lia Crasea
Ias
Upo
Wif
Milwaukee
Madison
Wis
Toronto
H. Tiyston
Cousin Aitt
Former Wisconsin Governor Hospitalized After Illness
The former Wisconsin governor was admitted to a Madison hospital after reporting mild illness. His condition worsened, leading to a transfer for treatment in the weeks prior. Doctors are monitoring him as he receives care for complications related to his relapse.
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Wisconsin
IIL
Madison Hospital
David Si Goyvernor
Critinally
In & Co
Railroads Paying Taxes Near Two Million in Madison
State Treasurer Boney Johnson reports railways pay nearly 2 million in taxes. Interdistrict public utilities contribute a large share, with about a fifth retained by the state and the remainder distributed to municipalities where taxes were collected.
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Madison. Wise
Treaster Boney Johnson
Barn of George Ott Damaged by Fire Thursday
A fire damaged the barn of George Ott on 217 South Third Street Thursday. Authorities reported no cause yet as fire officials investigated the scene. A dispatch from Rome noted ongoing volcanic activity in Sicily, unrelated to the incident.
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George Ott
George
Totelork
Opening Session for Older Boys Conference at Local Church
Delegates gather for a Congrega tional Church opening amid sessions and entertainment planned by organizers. The program includes devotional led by Laverenye Apt, Milwaukee, and remarks by Madison Bell, with Wisconsin church and school leaders participating. The event features committee discussions, group activities, and a closing evening program across two days at the church and headquarters downtown.
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Mninsved Boys Council
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I Aon
Ray Sorenson
Milwaukee
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Wike
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Blutt Catct
Fanke Cana Censan Runbet Mills
Ich Burin
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Biel
T. MM
Chore of Chicken Leads to Inmate's Death at Bethany Home
An inmate named Ui-Feter Anderson, one year old, at Bethany Old People's Home on North Paulina Street, Chicago, choked on a piece of chicken during Thanksgiving dinner, late Thursday afternoon.
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Chicago, Ui
Feter Anderson
Bethany Old People's Home
Paulina Street
Farmers Relief Plan Aimed at Small and Large Farmers
A plan crafted to extend federal farm relief through the Farm Loan Board seeks broader, liberal credits for both small and large producers. Announced after a conference led by President Hursting, Secretary Wallace, and Senate leaders including Lodge, the outline envisions using government relief to reach farmers not yet served by wartime credit programs.
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Bwidner
Senate
Hursting
Wallace
Seneter Lodge
Genete
Srl Sendtit Wilson
Idiana
Lin Quesilon
Bork
Stowe
Wailave
Enater Dodar
Apni
Finaore Corparafion Bros
Talk on Wisconsin history by state historian slated this Saturday
Dr Joseph Uschater, superintendent of the Wisconsin Historians, will address pioneers and residents at the Chamber of Commerce Saturday evening. He will discuss The Yankee and the Trenton and examine two settlement periods in Wisconsin, drawing on his historian background and personal knowledge of local history. The County Community Council sponsors the event with a public lecture and discussion.
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Joseph Uschater
Wisconsin Historicel Iers
Fane
County Community Council
Chamber of Commerce
Toric
Trenton
Wisconsin
Schafer
Therauyy
Hyrk
Backgroud
Tintern
Drerce
Marison Ars
University of
Tig Schafer
Steamers Crash at Los Angeles Harbor
The steamship Newport entered Los Angeles harbor Thursday with its bow torn open after colliding with the steamer schooner Svea of Port San Inis California causing damage to both vessels and halting harbor traffic pending inspection.
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Newport
Los Angeles Harbor
Svea
Port San Inis
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