Equal Rights For British Women In New Divorce Bill
A British divorce bill granting wives the right to petition on misconduct passed the third reading by 247 to 26 and moves to the Lords. It retains alimony questions, with amendments debated, including hypocrisy and the duty of a husband to support his wife.
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House Lords
Tady Astor
Speaker
Barnett
AO Lees
Shane
Fredert Hires
Alechard Squirioherd
Ill at Boscorfi and a Missing Solon’s Explanations
Fragmented reads depict an ill figure at Boscorfi and a missing solon who offers no clear explanation. The text presents garbled names and places, mentioning a police context and a secretary or writer label. no coherent events emerge from the damaged OCR.
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Boscorfi
Solon
School bids delayed for a week amid labor and paving talks
City council delayed bids for school contracts to a later meeting, weighing labor sources and a brick pavement plan. An ordinance for additional funding of 740000 for vocational and graded schools was introduced, while brick paving was favored over asphalt with costs differing by bid. A proposed La Crosse street dance pavilion sparked opposition from several property owners.
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Welgal
la Crosse
Vonerner
Emuneil
Thomas Woolley
Brik
Cephalt Cenerere Acereras
Wwhite Constenetion Company
Chicago
Badger Constriction Company
Milwaukee
Tr Wars
Xspheif Cemenarcs
Conneil
Asphalt Ponerere
Local council debates hall project and street plans
The La Crosse County council weighs building a community hall and blocks on proposed street work. Opponents cite cost, design, and impact on residents while supporters highlight entertainment potential and economic benefits. Nearby votes on street widening and infrastructure, plus a new emergency rescue trailer for the police, dominate the session.
Thanking Friends and Neighbors for Support at Loss
A grateful family expresses sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness and assistance after the death of their beloved husband son and brother. They acknowledge pallbearers and floral offerings and extend appreciation from Mrs Thomas Kneesel and family.
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Ering
Thaosend
Atre
Strife Repeats as La Crosse Theater Enjoys Strong Return
Local theater in La Crosse presents Strife a second time to an appreciative crowd of over three hundred. The Amateur cast under A Ley Pheros receives high praise for professional handling and strong performances from Lawrence Naegle Albert Hirshheimer Milfried Metcalf, with added mob scene characters noted as a feature.
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la Crosse
la Crosse Theatre
la Grosse Theatre
iThe
David Roberts
Lawrence Naegle
John Anthony
Albert Hirshheimer
Enid Underwood
Milfried Metcalf
A Ley Pheros
Peach
Compromise Bill Defeated Then Brought Up Again
The article details a legislative clash over a compromise tax bill with amendments and defections. It notes Senate debates on revenue proposals, opposition led by conservatives, and calls for tax reductions supported by Senator Antone Kusukuk. It also reports Gov General Lienard’s yacht being hit by a typhoon near Manila, with prior near danger in 1922.
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Senate
Oprinus
Bernard i Maron
Blaine Sibatinare
Benatop
Jalinaor
Antone Kuskuk
Flo
Ruchuk
Probe Mystery of Ath Chicago Frnises Missing Union Agent
Police investigated Saturday in Chicago over the disappearance of Ti Frnises, business agent of the International Marine Firemen's union, reported missing since March 80. A boy’s body was recovered from the Chicago River, and officials planned a joint inquiry at the union headquarters on May 2 to determine if foul play was involved.
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Kansas City
Associated Press
Kansas
Missouri
Daily Markets Show Modest Gains Amid Mixed Trading
A broad market session saw many shares advance modestly while others slipped, with overall volume around 225,110 shares. California Petroleum dipped briefly before recovering, and notable declines hit American Cotton Oil preferred and Wilson packing. Closing levels featured widespread activity among major industrials, steelmakers, and transport stocks as investors weighed supply conditions and sector trends.
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California
Wilson
Tenlen
Allied Chambeal and Dye Preereee
American Cag Oo Cee Sc
Eterec
Cess
American Gar and Foundry
Atetisan Wey
Atlantic Gull
Baldwin Lacarorive
Bethlehem Stee
Tevale
Bo Amer
Maxwell Sheen
Mitte & Ithe
Missouri
Newt Tay
New York Central
N.Y. NH
Norfolk
Northarn
Pan Amearican Petreteyym
Dannsstvania
Sears Rombuck
Sinclair
Southern Pacific
NP c
Studebaker Corporation
Texas and Pacific
Tad
Grain Markets See Mixed Moves Amid Weather Fears in Chicago
Wheat and corn led a volatile session with prices swinging on reports of harvest delays and weather fears in the northwest. July and September futures fluctuated, while oats and provisions softened with hog markets. Chicago grains and livestock receipts showed mixed demand as market unsettled late in the day.
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Kansas
Oklahoma
Smon
Profis
Market Receipts and Prices for Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Receipts and price ranges cover cows veal calves and heifers with values from 3 to 16 dollars, hogs steady with top near 8.80, sows and feeders noted, lambs and sheep steady with bulk prices around 15 to 16 dollars, California bulk noted. Chicago produce figures list butter and egg movements with mixed case values. Minneapolis flour shipments and prices shown, with bran ranges from 22 to 32 dollars.
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California
Chicago
Til
Minneapolis
Synod President Re-Elected Amid Childless Marriage Censure
Dr G A Brandelie president of the Lutheran Augustana synod, re-elected at the sixty fourth annual convention. More than 1,000 delegates and visitors from thirteen conferences attend. The women's missionary society holds its annual convention with the synod gathering. Brandelie condemns childless marriages noted in conference reports.
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Rockporn
T.—Mhidiees
G. A. Brandelie
Lutheran Augustana Synod
Women's Missionary Society of the Synod
Branrtelle
U S CANNOT HOLD ALOOF FROM WORLD DECLARES HARDING
Wilmington Del. President Harding urged at a luncheon that the United States can no longer remain isolated from world affairs. He said Americans must balance seeking security with using influence to aid world peace and postwar recovery, stressing the nation should engage rather than withdraw.
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U.S
World
Harding
United States
Haring
Wwe
No Wedding Bells for Man She Was For Ring
In Chicago Jenauin sur one and Lee H. Stiles testified in a suit over an engagement ring and purchase of a supposed engagement line. The judge asked if they would still marry, they declined, amid details of a broken engagement and alleged sales by the mother and daughter for $1,500 principal and interest.
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Chicago
Lee H. Stiles
Leona Vrris
Labatt
Stiles
Sone Wnoman
Srilee
Aletsin
PLAN JAP RUSS PARLEY TORIO
The Associated Press reports that Japan and Russia agreed Saturday to open talks toward resuming diplomatic relations. Tapan officials indicated both sides will pursue negotiations to restore normal ties and reduce regional tensions through diplomacy.
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Associated Press
Tapan
Russia
Russia praise for U S aid in famine relief
Moscow reports praise from acting premier Leo Kamenev for American relief efforts in Russia. The note says the government values humanitarian aid that saved millions, promises this year’s harvest may ease famine, and aims to use surplus for economic restoration.
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Moscow
Racitnie
Amer Crelief
Russie Ami Pemplete
Russia
Leo Swamenefe
William N. Haskell
Kameneff
Weather outlook for Great Lakes region this week
Weather outlook notes considerable cloudiness across the Great Lakes region with moderate temperatures. In Missouri and the Lower Mississippi valley areas expect likely rains at the start, then generally fair weather with warmer temperatures later.
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Washington
the Great Lakes
Missouri
Missour Valleys
Card of Thanks for Wafe and Daughter Death
Fragments express gratitude for kindness after the death of a wife and daughter. Acknowledgments mention Father Jean the palmaress and those who offered moral support. Names include Mr and Mrs Free Beranek and Joseph Wala. The text references the petroleum industry but focuses on thanks and condolences.
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Jean the Palmaaress
Jogenh
Beranak
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