Governor Blaine to Attend Salter Memorial Dinner in La Crosse
Wisconsin governor and Mrs. Blaine will visit La Crosse this weekend. Zerarsky, chair of the Salter Memorial Church Men’s League, hosts a 6 o'clock dinner with Governor Blaine as guest of honor, followed by a mass meeting at 8 o'clock in the church auditorium.
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Salter Memorial Church
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Zerarsky
Men's League of
Blaine
Geyer
Leaders of railroad unions appeal to President Harding
In Cincinnati leaders of railroad unions urged President Harding to stave off further wage reductions. In Peri-Warting faction agreements report an armistice. In Chicago a democratic loss noted. In Los Angeles the second trial of a major case concluded. Three women died in Wisconsin drowning incident. a raft of local items across cities is noted.
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Cincinnati
Chio
Riitroad
Harding
Aia Marslacl Neian
Yietery
Tian
Los Angeles
Calif
Chicago
Ming
The Referee by Albert Apple and Mighty Barron
A mixed era column discusses rail giants Oakes and Ames linking rivers and mountains, praising inventor-constructors over destroyers, and notes B. H. Harriman as a railroad king. It questions how history gloats over fame, credits hard work for US growth, and contrasts wealth with culture across nations. It then shifts to tales of Countess Wanda Liubrenske’s Paris woes, personal misfortune, and a reflection on perspective during hardship, followed by Herman Hoffman’s view on insanity and social labeling.
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CG. W. Darron
Wall Street
Rocky Mountains
Union Pacific
Great Divide
Oakes
Oliver Ames
Massachusetts
Mississippi Valley
Napoleon Bonaparte
Ames
Mississippi
Herron
Hand
Mighty Barron
United States
Africa
Canada
Germany
Uncle Sam
Pub lic affairs Innatica and the gatherers
The passage recalls Ed Howe's phrase public affairs Innatica and notes a host’s congenial gathering. Tom laments the mood, mentioning several men with winning personalities as part of the scene.
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Reed
Ed Howe
Tom
Danish Lutheran meeting approves Dana College dormitory
At Racine Wisconsin the United Danish Evangelical Lutheran Church of America annual convention voted to erect a women's dormitory at Dana College Blair Nebraska costing 61000. Officers secretaries Rev. R W Lund and Otto Hansen were named along with several church boards and committees. Economics exams for ordination were set for Rev. G B Christiansen Soholm L A Laursen and L C G Larsen with lay delegates.
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College
Nebraska
Racine
Wis
Dana College
Blair
Neb
United Danish Evangelical Lutheran Church of America
Dannebbrog
Hans Tetersen
Elkhorn
Iowa
M. N. Andreasen
Cedar Falls
James Petersen
Fremont
Nell
Albert Hansen
Harlan
Eb, J. Lee
Cornell Bluff
PD. Snow
Radine
L. Vedsted
Staplehurst
G._B. Christiansen
Soholm
L. A. Laursen
L. CG. Larsen
Made Even Mother Weep at Trial Over Defective Street
A woman injured by a defective street was accompanied by her daughter who excused the latter's absence from the trial by stating she was afflicted. Counsel for both sides spoke as the case proceeded.
South Carolina Supreme Court Denies New Trial Over Emotional Misperception
The case centers on a mother and daughter where the daughter's mental condition and one-eyed blindness were described to evoke sympathy. Defense argued the testimony prejudiced the jury, claiming mistaken conclusions influenced emotions. The supreme court affirmed the trial court’s ruling denying a new trial.
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Supreme Court of South Carolina
Superstitious Rule in New Hebrides Natives
Natives of the New Hebrides live under strict superstitions and omens shaping behavior. Villages center on dancing grounds as moonlit rites unfold with vivid orgies. Women face caste norms shown by skirt numbers, with the chief’s wife wearing forty at once, and widows are buried alive with their dead husbands.
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New Hebrides
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Liverpool
South America
Atlantic
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Custer
Wanda Liubrenske
Paris
Russia
Herman Hoffman
New York
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Ingane
Main Street
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Tucson, Ark
Harry Stewart
Amovem Teacace
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Wille-Over Boot Shop
Drew E. Anderberg
Prop
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Burlington Depot
Assorta
Linker Electric Company
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