No natural cause found in Mrs Crawley death
Partial examination of Mrs. Crawley of Selon Springs Wisconsin found no adequate natural cause for death. Coroner C W Yarrington and Dr W D McNally reported no trace of pneumonia in organs studied. Full report withheld. deputy coroner declined to name the pathologist or estimate when final results will be released. Mrs Crawley, wife of a clergyman, resided here before marriage and died several weeks ago.
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Selon Spring
Gary
Ind
Finn
Bothwell Crawley
Selon Springs
Wis
W. OD. McNally
Chicago
C. W. Yarrington
Ib Wis
Gweemigr
Yarrington
Avheihen Tr McNally
Per Fin
Chisago Cher Dst
Crawly
Crawley
Hammond
Tnd
Ireland and America in the age of immigration conflict
The excerpt discusses Ireland's struggle with political upheaval and the Irish Free State, alongside American concerns about immigration and foreign influence. It mentions figures like La Follette, Morris Packing Co, and Russell. and notes tensions over tariffs, monopolies, and government regulation amid calls for reexamination of immigration limits and national policies.
Montevideo Girl Faces Murder Trial Fate in Court
Miss Salisbury stands trial for the suspected murder of her sweetheart Olvar WrimMoprietioaly. Jury deliberations began after a dramatic day of testimony, with defense witnesses Rev Th H W Seifert and the defendant taking the stand. The state’s records of Erickson’s death were reportedly omitted.
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Montevideo
Minn
Lei Salistaty
Bere
Olvar
Cownsel
Amy
Pytin
Th. H.W. Seifert
Des Fendant
Miss Sal
Sourdo ughs Skeptical of U S Railway Pullmans
Sourdou ghs, skeptical of U S railway pullmans, comment on Alaska rivers and gold prospectors. Report describes shift from dog sled routes to train lines in Alaska interior. Observers note changes in travel, lodging, and provisioning as steel ribbons replace rugged trails.
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Shitarm
Alaska
Shaneely
Stonis
Missing Adams County pastor sparks fear of foul play
In Adams County Wisconsin the Rev Tonal Bullen, pastor of several churches, vanished under troubling circumstances. Parishioners react with distress as investigators and leaders seek clues, while reports note his last known movements and possible sightings.
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Adams County
Milwate EE
Wis
Tonal Bullen
Bronk
Northsoval
Totieh Viinished
Degoberts
Milwaukee
Vacation School at First Baptist Church Wednesday
The First Baptist Church announces a vacation school session this week Wednesday afternoon. Children from the city may attend after school, with dismissal planned after the main activities and a program prepared for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OF Baptist Church
First Baptist
Mala Schaey
Rhildren
Tar City
Elihirenary
Publiv
Anil Geni
La Crescent bank robbers found guilty by jury
In Masliven, Wis, Minn John Darin was found guilty of grand larceny in district court for the La Crescent Minnesota bank robbery on October 25. Davis was captured with a bag of pennies bearing wrappers tied to the crime. Pending sentencing at Caledonia.
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Minn
John Darin
Masliven
Wis
Famid Guitts
Joey
la Crescent
Mion
Davis
Caledonia
Minnesota plan to check crime with more sheriffs
A Minnesota crime commission subcommittee discussed bolstering patrols by appointing a state superintendent and assigning at least one deputy to each county. The majority oppose a full state constabulary at this time. Conclusions will be reported by absent members and then debated by the full commission.
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Minnesota
Subpoenas Issued For Gompers Daugherty Inquiry
Former AF of L leaders Gompers Fra l and Gempars, secretary Oyster, and attorney Stevenson of Cleveland were subpoenaed Saturday to appear before the house judiciary committee this week over impeachment charges against Athennes Gompers Daugherty, per Keller. The Minnesota representative sought Chief Taft as a potential witness. committee yet undecided on issuing to Taft.
MARY M MINTER TO LEAVE FILMS FOR SPOKEN DRAMA
Mary Miles Minter will retire from photoplays with the Fansinus Players Lasky Corp and return to spoken drama. Jesse Lasky announced the company’s nonrenewal of her contract, stating the current film engagement is the last under a fixed number of pictures.
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Mary M. Minter
Los Angeles
Mary Miles Minter
Faninus Players-Lasky Corporation
Jesse Lasky
The
Corporation
New York
Lasky
Public Debate Postponed for Prof Ross Speech at Congregational Church
The civic committee postpones the Prof T Ay Rose appearance of the University of Wisconsin scheduled for Sunday at the Congregational church. Next Sunday night a new date is set with no meeting this Saturday. A local critique of the Klansman movement is included, urging readers to disclose facts and ideals.
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Prof. Ross
Congregational Church
Civic Committee
Congregational Hirch
T Ay Rose
University of Wisnonsia
Claimwrthy
Kidney and Bladder Irritation Warned By Doctor
An authority explains that kidney and bladder irritation stems from uric acid. Treatment suggested is four ounces Tad Salts in water at breakfast to neutralize acids and relieve burning, frequent night urination, and control. results claimed include quick relief and a pleasant effervescent gallbladder drink.
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Tour Pharmacist
Bankruptcy Asset List Includes German Securities
Trnst Bank filed a bankruptcy petition listing assets including gilt securities with a par value of $250 000 and market value of £100, stock in three corporations with par value $2 000, and bank certificates of deposit in Deutsche Bank Berlin pledged as collateral for a loan of BT56.
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Ilwackte
Trnst Bank
Lsted
Gernytn Smirks
Segerecaie
Bunk
Deutsche Bank
Berlin
Clemenceau Ends Speaking Mission in Philadelphia
Georges Clemenceau concluded his American speaking tour in Philadelphia with the aim of proving France is neither militaristic nor imperialistic and that it will repay its debts to the United States. He cited President Harding's four power pact as evidence of growing peace and said America is returning to align with France and England. After his remarks, Clemenceau left for Chicago to address a farmers' convention on Monday.
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Willam J
Barna
United States
cAmerien
Sis
Ated
Washington
Taly
Mose
America
Wenia
Tiger
France
U.S
Philadelphia
Georges Clemenceau
Sea
Harding
Congress
England
Chcago
Chicago judge restrains third side of domestic triangle
A Chicago judge warned he may issue injunctions to bar the third party in domestic triangle cases from visiting or receiving money or presents from the involved man. He said removing the outsider could save many crimes and urged retirement of the third party to resolve disputes in the Tose household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Corsa
Furs
Furley
Joseph Tose
Har
Arkansas Mob Lynches Suspect After Sheriff Shooting
A Black man shot Deputy Sheriff Cran during an arrest attempt Saturday afternoon was taken from jail by a mob and fatally harmed Saturday night. The assailant, identified as Black person, remained under guard as authorities investigate the incident and the mob action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Morrinton
Smith
Cranath
Amalgamation of Railroad Unions Shows Progress
Chicago AP The international amalgamation committee of fifty voted to unite sixteen standard railroad unions, claiming 6000 to 7000 locals. A referendum approach and six-unit structure are planned with an executive council and a 46 member leadership across enginemen, train service, control, office, station, freight and express, mechanics, and maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Associated Press
Sundy
Minnssote Railroad Slopersits
Fight for Federal Reserve Governor Fails at Meeting
Washington report notes efforts by the National Association of State Agricultural Commissioners to urge the reappointment of a farm leader to the Federal Reserve Board faltered at the association’s fifth annual session. The group split 7 to in favor of the appointment, while a resolution to drop the term farmer from the title was adopted as undignified. George W. Roimer of Virginia was elected president, with J. Trambore of Minnesota as vice president.
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Washington
National Association of State
Agricultural Commisoners
Reece
Hardings
Feders
Association
Sven
Read
Aelaa
Gearge W. Roiner
Virginia
J. Tratmbore
Siwineotr
Treasury Prohibition Enforcement Funding in Budget Bill
Washington reports the treasury appropriation bill earmarks 9.6 million dollars for prohibition enforcement. The measure passed without a record vote and without change, noting a material shift from committee on the elimination of funding for an under secretary of the treasury.
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Washington
Treasury
the Treasury
Heavy investment buying boosts U S bond issues
New York reports marked strength in United States government bonds amid weakness in Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railroad issues. Large purchases pushed prices higher on the second and old issue series, with gains in Victory and 4 1-4 bonds. Foreign bonds remained firm as Mexican 3’s slipped after a sharp advance. total sales reached 53,822,008.
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New York
United States
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
St. Paul
Women’s League seeks industrial basis for peace
The Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom, meeting in The Hague, adopted resolutions for a new peace built on industrial agreements and urged a world peace congress. British and French delegates moved the resolutions. A warning was issued against Ruhr occupation, as pacifist groups prepare mass demonstrations and launch a campaign for disarmament.
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The
Hague
Associated Press
Internationaleague
Peare and
Freedom
Ruhr
Germany
Congress
High Bull Tops Closing Livestock Show With $9100
The twenty third annual international livestock exposition ended with a record week. Herefords averaged $2738 across fifty two head. Twenty four bulls sold for about $1700 each and twenty eight cows averaged $104. The champion Woodford 134ht sold for $9100. John J. Burke of Helena Montana named northwestern representative by the exposition's executive committee for his service to stock raisers.
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Chicago
Woodford
John J. Burke
Helens Mont
Northwestern
Madle
Northwest
Narutowicz Picked as Polish Premier by National Body
Gabriel Narutowicz, long served in cabinet roles since 1920, was elected president of Poland by the National Assembly. The radical figure now heads foreign affairs, replacing the prior ministers as moderates voice opposition in the diet.
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Narutowicz
Warsaw
Associated Press
Gabriel Narutowics
Forsigna
Poleand
National Assembly
Gabriel Narutowicz
Grabski
Ponikowski
Lijewski
M. Narntowka
Former governor sought as witness for Mississippi girl
In Oxford Mississippi officials sought Theodore G Bilbo former governor as a witness for Misa Francis Birkhead in a damage suit against Governor Lee M Hassett. The trial halted when lawyers exhausted rebuttal witnesses and requested time to locate Bilbo. Witnesses testified about payments and funds raised for the plaintiff while the governor denied knowledge of plans.
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Oxford
Miss
Misa Francis Birkhead
Lee M. Hassett
Mississippi
Theodore G. Bilbo
Miss Birkheld
Sp Bilbo
Russell
A. B. Schauker
Mr. Russell
Schawker
Birkhead
Schauker
Miss Birkhead
Schauber
Cra
Renry Bosweil
United States silent on allied debt settlement London talks
Washington says no U S suggestion for the allied premiers conference in London. American ambassadors Houghton and Fletcher and Senator McCormick attend, with no official observers present. The note notes the likely need to settle debt terms with the United States in coming years. Card of thanks accompany obituary material.
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Page
Copuilia
America
United States
Houdglan A Tlatether
lcCormick
U. S
Wasuington
Associated Press
White States
London
Houghton
Vletcher
McCormick
Prasa
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Morris
Armani
Armemr
Fan
Agtieniinre
Kititlon
la Fol
Cmtery
Mortin & Moropany
Jardura & Mangatey
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Alline
U. S. Railway
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Federal Reserve
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