President Harding Addressed Congress in war talk and policy
The Week notes President Harding's address to Congress outlining wartime measures, agricultural policy, and planned reforms. It highlights support from Progressives for labor and rail decrees, debates on army draft power, a proposed ship subsidy, and Clemenceau’s appeal to America amidst French diplomacy. The piece also touches on Turkish, British, and Allied concerns and shifts in international posture.
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Henry White Dismissed in Emporia Industrial Case
The Kansas case against William Allen White, editor of the Emporia newspaper, for placing a placard in his window opposing the industrial court law was dismissed after state voters rejected the law. Judge Harris criticized Governor Geary Aller’s handling, stating the case lacked proper investigation and injustice to White. White responded in Minneapolis that past statements were not new, and Governor Allen of Kansas commented on the ruling’s significance.
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Brahmstadt Mill Street Store Owner Dies in Hospital
Christ Brahmstadt, longtime Mill Street confectionery shop owner near the MMM street crossing, died Friday night at Lutheran hospital. He had lived alone since his wife’s death years ago, and a son and nephew in Chicago are noted relatives. Ill health preceded a fall injury that led to his hospitalization and death.
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Loved Man's Wife Arrested as Husband's Slayer in Bay City
Harold C. Mendell, 42, draftsman, held in Bay City jail on murder charges over the August 9 drowning of Belin Morgan, 33, metallurgist. Authorities say Mendell admitted ing with Mrs. Morgan and the couple, longtime friends, swam together before Morgan vanished. body later found in the Kawhkwa river with no sign of entry by others.
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Minneapolis Auto Theft Ring Bared With Three Arrested
Police reveal a Minneapolis auto theft ring that stole only expensive cars and sold them at good prices. Three men, BE PT Sing, Roger Finn, and Jack Knight, were arrested on larceny and conspiracy charges, with Knight held by U S marshals in North Dakota. Cars stolen mostly in Minneapolis were routed through a garage, then delivered to buyers in Devils Lake and Minot, North Dakota, as part of a two month operation.
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Proof of marriage 1859 found for widow seeking pension
A 1859 marriage between Allan Bartlow and Justine Allen in Nesbonoe is cited in a letter from Sarah M. Bartlow of Brandon Vermont asking for a certified copy. The Civil War soldier husband and historic county records are noted, with the certificate dated November 29 1859 and signed by Justice E Allen.
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Burch Found Sane by Lunacy Board Granted Freedom
Los Angeles reports Arthur C. Burch was found sane by the county lunacy commission and ordered discharged from custody. He faced three trials on an indictment charging him with mumner a Belton Kennedy. each trial ended in disagreement and the indictment was dismissed by the district attorney.
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Stranded Steamer Freed After Rescue Near Southeast Shoal
A damaged steamer named Parks Foster landed near Southeast Shoal in Erie. wreckers released it after salvage. The ship’s crew, led by captain Vern Hehrenod, heads to Milwaukee. Red Dunn elected captain of the Milwaukee University football team for the 19 season. Dunn plays quarterback.
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U S Day Agent Slain in Kentucky Ambush
Robert L. Duff, a federal prohibition agent, was shot during an ambush in Menifee county Kentucky on Saturday as moonshiner suspects evaded a posse. Agents from across the state gathered to join the operation. a telegram sought military aid to secure the scene and pursue the assailants.
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Jewelers' Heist Nets $21,000 In Chicago Robbery
Three robbers overpowered clerks during a Saturday night hold up at a Chicago jewelry shop. They escaped in a car after taking about $21,000 in valuables and leaving behind a check. Police continue investigations as details remain unclear.
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Grosse Pioneer Joseph C Asselin Dies Longtime North Side Resident
Joseph C. Asselin, famed riverman and longtime North Side resident, died Friday and will be buried Monday morning. The death ends a life shaped by river work and local ties, with neighbors recalling his steady presence and service on the waterfront.
Veteran Riverman Asselin to be buried Monday morning
Joseph C. Asselin, a veteran riverman who came to North La Crosse in 1866, died Friday morning. Funeral will be Monday at 9 from his home at 1547 Caledonia street and at 10 from James Catholin church. Interment in Catholic cemetery. Survived by wife Adelaide and eight children. Born April 12 1842 in Quebec.
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Gophers Defeat Hamline in Minneapolis Basketball Game
In Minneapolis Minnesota on Saturday night the University of Minnesota defeated Hamline University 28 to 17 in a college basketball contest.
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Piccolo Player Suspected in Sailor Death Aboard Ship
A strange tapping noise from a coal bunker aboard the trans Atlantic liner America led Otto Geomid a coal passer to die. Ship doctors call it heart disease but stokers claim a mysterious piccolo player stowed aboard and aimed to join the opera orchestra. The captain ordered the stowaway detained as the ship returned to port.
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Reparations Talks Open With Moratorium Hint
British Prime Minister Bonar Law signaled willingness to reconsider German debt payments if a negotiated settlement restores German finances and stabilizes the mark. Poincare urged a two year moratorium with Rhineland controls, while Mussolini and others pressed for broader relief and fiscal measures, with no clear agreement after two days of talks.
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Gridiron club satirical skit mocks third party idea
The Gridiron Club held its annual banquet lampooning the idea of a third political party. Washington journalists performed sketches lampooning politicians and issues, featuring Senators Borah and Johnson, President Harding, and Henry Ford, with songs and parodies ending in a Q&A about the president's next move.
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