Eastern Girls Mistaken by Police for Missing Slayer
Report from Los Angeles describes police mistake after a missing murderer case linked to Mrs Phillips. Rail search failed to locate the escapee in a complex narrative with names such as Elsie Coe Misra Hutchins and Cor Yard, amid widespread confusion and pursuit across multiple cities.
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Elsie Coe
Misra Hutchins
Baltimore
Chieupy Stern Railroad
Lee Angelis
Poe
Pele
Crete
Cor
Pep Om
Chiaizo Ra Perenk
Priday Wineries
Warrest
Qaorpre
Terk
Woodmen of World Elect Officers for the Year
An article lists or discusses the election of Woodmen of World officers for the upcoming year. Names and positions appear garbled, with multiple misspellings and unclear lines, but the focus is the selection of leadership within the Woodmen of World fraternal organization.
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Woodmen OF World
Senate committee drifts on shipping bill delays loom
The Senate committee advances the shipping bill slowly as members consider proposed amendments. Officials warn of continued stalemate while the administration backs a broader reform plan, with debates centering on regulatory scope and enforcement.
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Senate
Hastings Ristow Egan Draw Fines and Jail
Hastings La Crosse man Clarence Hastings drew six months for jail breaking in Caledonia court after pleading guilty on information filed by County Attorney W. EB, Myon. Lovie Dix of Houston got a 50 fine and 69 day jail term for selling intoxicating liquor. Arthur McCarthy pleaded guilty to third degree assault with 30 days in jail suspended on good behavior. Grand jury indicted John Davis for grand larceny in first degree linked to a Le Cregeen bank robbery. he pled out. Local La Crosse attorneys listed for the term include Hartwell, Bunge, Withrow, and Swegne.
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Caledonia
Mion
Clarence Hastings
la Crosse
Iskrich
W. EB
Myon Judac
Jedge Meighen
Charles Histon
Fat Cross l
Warni
Arthur McCarthy
John Davis
le Cregeen
Repbery
Suflix
Hartwell
George Bunge
Withrow
Oscar Swegne
Duluth Man Returns Charged With Larceny
Ten Va Vere of Duluth was held by Duluth authorities and was returned by Taiph Piskerl in a local case for taking a motor vehicle. La Vere was seized while attempting to dispose of the motorcycle. A. H. Hughes, owner, came to recover the machine.
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Duluth
Sland
la Vere
A. H. Hughes
Regents Call Meeting December 14 At Normal
Wisconsin state board of normal regents called a session for December 14 in Normal. President Vin Auken announced the meeting to consider the resignation of Milwaukee Normal staff head Chttull vs. Parse and likely approve it.
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Acathson
Wis
State Board of Normal Regents
Prsident Vin Auken
Hele
Chttull Vs
Parse
Milwaukee Normaal Selrovt
Gall
France 10 Hold On Rhine For Generation
Berlin dispatch reports French plans to stay generations along the Rhine, with hopes of proclaiming a new public order within five or six weeks. The article notes a French franc war rumor and possible shifts in troop and administrative arrangements as evacuees and officers move between Cologne and other fronts.
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Cologne
Berlin
Associated Pvess
Germany
Cr 7 Rt Butte
Lhe
Dozen Years Added to Life by Medical Science
Dean Joby M. Dodson of the BR Medical School told the University of Chicago family that medical progress has extended average life by about a dozen years in the last fifty years. Infant mortality has fallen, tuberculosis fears eased, and epidemics brought under control, though about six hundred thousand still die annually from preventable diseases in the United States.
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Chicago
Joby M. Dodson
BR Medical School
University of Chicago Famny
Oles and Gates to marry after prior spouses’ deaths
F H Oles aged 72 and Margaret A Gates aged 63 applied Thursday for a marriage license in La Crosse. Both had previous marriages and noted the late spouses. Oles said he is retired from business.
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F. H. Oles
Margaret A. Gates
AL Oiles
Margaret
Saii Jhusband
la Crosse
Mfr Olns
La Follette Urges Federal Probe of Packing Industry
Senator La Follette calls for a federal investigation into the meat packing industry under an amendment to restore the FTC's power. The bid followed a Senate vote on a resolution related to the Armour-Morris merger and reflects ongoing scrutiny of industry practices.
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LA Follette
Hino Ton
Federal Trade Commission
la Pollerie
Repuplican
Wisenosio
Weverliesilay
Armour-Morrig
Committee Meetings Called On Thursday In Local Public Works
Two committees will meet Thursday evening to consider public utilities issues and matters from the hands of the postulties. The audit and purchase and highways will review a map extra for paving work on George and Silt streets and other related items. Washington news notes the House’s short session agenda includes a $115,900,009 treasury appropriation bill as the first of the 2925 supply measures to be reported for a possible vote before adjournment.
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Public Utilities
George
HOUSE
Washington
Treasury
Turks Waver Over Russia and Allies In Near East Talks
Turks at the Near East conference face choosing sides between Russia and the Entente as a straits and capitulations dispute looms. Ismet Pasha and associates weigh British and Russian pressures while fearing naval power in the Dardanelles and loss of sovereignty.
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Atsapse
Turkey
Russia
United States
Turker
Hotel du Chateau
Ismet Pasha
Great Britain
Flordanelles
God
Italy
Dardanelles
Hamilton Junior High to Present American Pageant
Hamilton Junior high closes American Education Week with a pageant titled American Education Friday at 8 15 pm. Cast includes America Armina the Past Barbara Flueck Education Rose Lewis Spirit of the Immigrant Lorina Riverson and many others portraying immigrants pilgrims pioneers Indians and more with roles such as Negro Slaves Union Soldiers and World War Soldier.
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Hamilton
America
Armina
Gerd
Barbara Flueck
Rose Lewis
Lorina Riverson
Pearl Hanwnie
Fobn Petrosik
Irene Halberg
Viola Johnson
Genevieve Boranek
Marguerite Babet
Robert Hayek
Marie Czarite
Mariietta White
Dorothy Bender
Dolores Young
Fred Gerdl
Mandly Moe
Ralph Morton
Eugene O'Connor
John Sink
Clarence Tanke
Clarence, Krause
Howard Platz
Marvin Garrett
Clarence Young
Leon MacFarlane
Victor Bendel
Fred Selbach
Milton Oles
Leonard Hanson
Harold Wingers
Red Cross
Argues Urbanek
Lucille Renner
Dorothy Jabimlak
Austin Cole
Motive
Merle Breust
Naturallacd
Gerald Hicker
Anna Kosowsky
Ruth Morton
Smieczek
Flora Adams
Virginia Ebner
Esther Gemoli
Maric McMullen
Huth Schroeder
Beelor Stingle
Lillian Wagner
Clarice Cox
Pauline Tayior
Viola Burand
Banker Quizzed in Hall Mills Murder Case
New Brunswick detective Davis said a New Brunswick banker may be an eyewitness to the September 14 Hall Mills murders of Rev. Edward W. Hall and Eleanor Mills. Detectives say a green car seen near De Ruasey's Lane is found and that the banker did not own the car but had an arrangement with the owner. Raymond Schorster, once a friend of Dear Bubmer, was tried for persons. Schneider, in an affidavit, alleged Clifford Hayes shot Hall and Mills but later said the accusation was false.
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N. J
Fla, Davis
Bre
Edward W. Hall
Eleanor Mills
Srs
Jane Gibson
Noo de Ruasey
Ther
Tseslise
Raymond Sehorster
Dear Bubmer
Permons
Schneider
Clifford Hayes
Hall
Mille
Kneeskern Seeks Change of Venue in Murder Trial
In Decorah B. F. Bree gern, wealthy buyer, convicted of first degree murder in the slaying of Mrs. Irene Van Brocklin, petitions for a venue change claiming biased publicity and prejudiced minds prevent a fair trial. His attorneys filed the request on Wednesday.
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Kneeskern
Decorah
B. F. Breegern
Irene van Brocklin
Raceskern
Penny Senator Returns Unspent Political Funds
Philadelphia political circles were surprised by the Thursday announcement that jail contributors of 100 or more to the campaign funds of Senator Cease Wharlen Pepper would receive a 10 percent refund. All unspent money was ordered returned rather than held for the next campaign, breaking precedent.
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Philadelphis. Fa
Cireles
Ceaise Wharlen Pepper
Violence marks establishment of new Irish government
Dublin reports Deputy Sean Hales was shot and Deputy Speaker Patrick O’Maille wounded while en route to parliament as the Free State government began. A British convoy opened fire. Hales died, O’Maille gravely injured. Cork saw a bomb wound two women and two men. Ballykameera barracks fell to rebels, with prisoners taken and equipment seized. King George may attend Dublin parliament, though unlikely initiated by the king.
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Ublin
Associated Press
Caserara
Free State
O'Maille
Hales
South Cork
Ormonil Hotel
Warliarment
Guy
G'Maille
Hailes
Dublin
London
George
Liverpool Courier
Ireland
Timothy Stealy
Healy
Ehbele
Cork
Ballykameera
Maercom
Irish Free State
Mooney
Pershing warns against undermining U S defense
General Pershing and Brigadier General Downs spoke at a national awakening dinner urging vigilance against external corruption and internal borers. Pershing warned that future war demands education of the people to meet obligations as defense becomes essential.
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Chicago
Pershing
Charles . Downs
Lion of Commerce
Broadenet
Turkeys plentiful and price cut predicted soon
Turkeys, once high priced for Thanksgiving, are plentiful this year. Prices broke initially but are expected to fall as drives wind down late this week before Christmas. W T White, manager of the procurement department at Martin & Company, announced the development Thursday.
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Ericago
Christias
W. T. White
Procure Department
Martin & Company
Blast damages theater in Kansas City after gas explosion
A downtown Kansas City theater suffered damage exceeding 160000 after a Thursday morning gas explosion when a man started lighting a heater. One person was injured as fire crews investigated the blast. Separately, the International Women's League for Freedom and Peace opened its conference led by Miss Jane Addams of Chicago. James Couzens of Detroit took the oath as Michigan's senator replacing Newberry in Washington.
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Kansas City
Chester
Peera
Jane Addams
Chicago
FAKES
Washington
Jamén Couzens
Detroit
Groesbeck
Michigan
Newberry
Senate
Hovering Lawsuit Awards Mrs Woodhouse Half Million
A Vermont or Burlington report notes Judge’s panel awarded Dorrit Stevens Woodhouse 465000 from her wealthy Woodhouse parents in law for alienation of affection of her husband Douglas Woodhouse after over forty hours of deliberation. A five week trial concluded with the verdict. A second item reports a new Spanish ministry formed in Madrid led by Marquis De Alhumnos with Alba as foreign minister and Count Romances as minister of Justice.
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Vii
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Madrid
Associated Press
Marquis de Al~hunemas
Santiago Alba
Count Ro Manes
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