Chautauqua for YWCA Benefit Staged by Lions
A real old time chautauqua with tents folding chairs and varied programs will be at Ta Crosse from June 16 to 21 under the Ta Crosse Tan club. Proceeds will go to the YWCA. Featured speakers include Senator Brant and Ben Franklin Booths with a lineup of music and stage talent from across the country.
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Repusarres
Ta Crosse Tana Club
Chautaiqua
W. Ca
Chautauqua
Aiyne
Plas
eThres Wien
Econt Yeatr
Pete Hyo
New York
Brandan
Taflara
Benes
Vierne Verhert
Scramble Radio to Ensure Privacy
A garbled item notes attempts to scramble radio conversations for privacy. It mentions the American Telephone and Telegraph Company and a 1930s context with references to Ting Hoan and Cha Hing land, without clear details.
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New York
Aminteleble
Elariti
Ameren Telephone & Telegraph Company
Angeles
Unclear wartime probe cited in New York liquor case
Fragmented report notes a resistance probe and federal action on liquor smugglers near New York with hints of a 100000 day value estimate. It mentions printers counterfeiting labels, a three mile zone, seizures, and talks of legal searches, court rulings, and state dry measures amid reparations and frontier enforcement.
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Heapalchrs
New York
Ainia
Inns Remein
Waeh
fMasnrs
Placyale
Haynes
Gongnoth
Weekly road bulletin from Antomebile Club of Western Wis
The weekly road report lists road conditions and closures from Antomebile Club of Western Wisconsin. It notes rain swollen gravel and dirt roads, repairs in progress, and varied conditions across routes from Galesville to Madison, Tomah, Sparta, and Stoddard, with mentions of Minnesota connections and tourist maps provided by the club. Names include Tanis Hambacher and L. Meister.
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Antomebile Club
Brinkman
Coon Valley
Coon Vallee Hill
Can Valley
Viraqun
Viraque Pit
Viraqua
Sparta
Stoddard
la Cress
Weet Salen
Tomah
Camp Donglas
Madison
Oshkosh
Grand Army
Trish
St Joseph
Rockford
Chicago
Milwrurke
Minnesota
Tacny
Minnisota
United States
Rand
Ga @rosse
Tanis Hambacher
L. Meister
Auta Cinb
Tornado and Floods Sweep Southwest with Major Damage
Destructive weather devastates the southwestern region with tornadoes and floods. Rivers flood eastern Kansas inundating acres of farmland while bridges wash away causing widespread disruption to traffic. Authorities report extensive structural damage including a 600 foot Santa Fe bridge over the Canadian River and rail lines abandoned due to rising waters. An execution is ordered for a convicted killer and his accomplice after a failed appeal.
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North Topekea
Topeka
Kansas
Sante Fes Menimon
Canadian River
America
Fort Worth
Denver City
Wastiers
Tomas
Okta
South Canadian River
AkAva Stent
Kansas, Mexico and
Orient Bridge
Ighormeares
One Killed as Bandits Attack Mexican Train
Bandits attacked a passenger train from Guadalupe to Pithla, north of Ariozoc, Friday night. One passenger was killed and four wounded as the assault triggered military pursuit from Puella.
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Mexico
Mexicm City
Ascociatead Press
Dalupe
Pithla
Ariozoc
Puella
Big Curb Broker House Goes Down in New York
The Arat of the stork prokerage house teilures pro dcted In Wall Street after Ts. G. Winkelman & Company, largest active member of the New York Curb market, collapsed when M.S. Wolfe & Company, among the five largest curb firms, was erased by an involuntary bankruptcy petition. Liabilities near 50 million. Federal judges delayed rulings as bankers seek relief. Arthur Garfield Dayes, counsel for Wolfe, says liabilities may be met.
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New York
Teilures
Wall Street
Ts. G. Winkelman & Company
M.S. Wolfe & Compatt
Wolfe
Winkelman
Stark Exchange Atabant
Yerr Nage
Exchange
Rhe Plyers
Wolfe and Winkelman
Arthur Garfied Tlayes
Welfa Donee, Emithy Company
Drowned in Kuzbas Colony Ferry Disaster
Report from the Workers' Gazettes says forty people including women and children drowned in a River Tom ferry accident in the Kuzbas concession. The Musenw office has no information on American casualties. Kuzbas is described as an Antomompaugs colony aiding the Soviet, with many American workers having gone there since April 1922.
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Moscow
Frery
Tom
Kugbas
Workers
Musenw
Knabas Colony
Kuzbas
Russia
New York
Texas University Nets Liquid Gold From Santa Rita Well
Texas is poised to be the richest educational institution as the Santa Rita wildcat, drilled by the Little Texan Oil & Co, gushes oil again from its 72 sections of land. The Santa Rita flowed for thirty three minutes, marking its sixteenth gush since the initial hit on March 28, solidifying the field’s impact on the university's wealth.
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San Anchlo
Texas
University of Texse
Santa Rita
Little Texan
OW & T and Company
Herrick sues girl for $50,600 breach of promise
Manuel Herrick former Oklahoma representative filed a breach of promise suit against his former secretary Miss Fthylym Chrane claiming 80 005 damages. He alleges he was annoyed on the street and recently paid a police court fine of 5 dollars.
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Manuel Herriet
Oklahom
Fthylym Chrane
Chirane
Herrick
RUN SOCIALISTS OUT OF PENNSY COUNTY IN SCENE
In Scranton Lackawanna County two socialist organizers were forced from a meeting at Old Forge as about a thousand miners gathered. The organizers were Boreh Wilson of Reading and Girolan Salenti editor of a Chicago newspaper. They were taken to the county line. Also a California report says six Merleans fishermen are believed lost after a Colorado River tide overturned their fishing boat near the Gulf of California.
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Scranton
Lackawann
Itieg
Old Forze
Boreh Wilson
Reading
Girolan Salenti
Chicago
Fareion
Conty Line
Colorado River
Gulf of California
la Bomba
Colorado
Jealousy Suspected in Strangling Case in New Jersey
A Filipino horseman Elvigo Lazade allegedly strangled a younger woman after two years of friendship and repeated quarrels over her relationship with a married man. Lazade surrendered to police in Staten Island and the body was found wrapped and carried to New Jersey.
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New York
Binssai Martin
Min Tei
Elvigo Lazade
Anie Winer
Lozade
Staten Island
New Jersey
Progressive split halts tax bills in Wisconsin Senate
The Wisconsin Senate rails against Governor Blaine backed measures as progressive block votes defeat the finance committee bill and the governor's bill, with tax reform stalling amid mixed sentiment. Strong entities include Senators Bileren Garey Johnson Kemp Rideway Schumann Severson Teasdale Titus and Governor Blaine defending reform efforts. The session flags five revenue bills, with criticism from business interests warning of outmigration if tax changes pass.
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Blaine
Barber
Bilgrten
Cashman
Casperson
Garey
Halrech
Huber
Johnson
Kemp
Polakowak
Quick
Studenmayer
Bensey
Burke
Clark
Czarwinsk
Gettelman
Schumann
Severson
Teasdale
Titus
Finance Committee
Braudenmayer
Aedar Res
Tanka
Bilitien
Stadenmaier
Senate
Ing
Senaté
Berher
Cashman Caspersen
Garex
Hirsch
Folakewssi
Ridewry
Schuminn
Sevecaon
Tis
Renter
Grien
Kuokne Lange
Mahon
Amnran
Morris
Skosmo
Smit
Staudenmayer
Werden
Roethe
Merk Fnr
Ilona
Wisconsin
Allis Wert
Normer
George B. Stagzmo
Conservat
Moran
Simmons Answers in K. K. K. Squabble
William J. Simmons founder of the Ku Klux Klan filed in circuit court an answer to a $100000 damage suit by Dr. Hiram W. Brans Imperial Wizard. The answer seeks to join James A. Comer as plaintiff and to require audit of Klan funds allegedly misused by Arkansas Klan chief.
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Little Rock
Ark
William J. Simmons
The
Knights of the Ku Klux Klan
Cirarist
Ant
Hiram W. Brans
Klan
James A. Comer
Tarm
Arkansas
Arkanas
Bull fights planned for New Orleans in late June
New Orleans will host Bill fights beginning June 30 for eight engagements. Bulls will be imported from Piedras Negras Mexico and torenders from Spain. The Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals will permit the fights if the bulls are not snuffed out. Lenine declared better Moscow. Premier Trenine’s health fund improved after his removal from the Kremlin.
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New Orleans
Piedras Negras
Mexico
Spain
Delaware Welcomes President Harding on State Tour
President Harding and Mrs. Harding drew immense crowds as they rode from Wilmington to Lewes, greeted by a festive wave of Delaware residents. Harding, citing no public addresses, spoke briefly in Lewes and urged Americans to embrace civic responsibility amid a joyous statewide reception.
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Milford
Dei
Associated Press
Delawire
Harding Sn
Willyoington
Lewes
Commonwealth
Wilmington
Washington
Vesuvius Eruption Draws Spectators Amid Guarded Crater
Vesuvius erupts with incandescent lava rocks and smoke rising high. Foreign visitors including Americans observe the dramatic scene at night as smoke and lava streams glow. Authorities restrict approach to crater due to violent earthquakes shaking nearby towns in Apulia and Campania regions.
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Associated Press
Vesuvius
Elain
Iconiain Ss
Saturn
Rome
San Mares
Tucera Torer
Magn Paulo
Apulia
Lamis
San_5
Biore
American Legion Denies Sponsorship of Magazine Sales
Robert W. Keres, acting commander of the Ray L. Winters post, issued a Saturday statement denying sponsorship of magazine subscriptions sold in the city in the name of ex service men. He said no endorsement has been made unless a specific public announcement exists.
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Robert W. Keres
Ray L. Winters
American Legion
Keyes
Guileless Visitor Buys Selby Lake in St Paul Minneapolis
A visitor from Shelby Mont identified as Fredericks bought Selby Lake from a stranger Saturday. He paid cash and learned the name Selby appears on Selby Avenue in St Paul and Take Street in Minneapolis. Police say they will watch for the stranger.
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Pat. Minn
Oosecar Fredericks
Shelby
Mont
Selby
Rao
Clara's Partner Carson Released After Arrest
San Salvador reports that Sesse Carson, arrested as Mrs. Clara Phillips was captured, has been released. Authorities say American authorities waived claims tied to Carson’s involvement amid the Phillips escape from a Los Angeles jail.
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San Salvador
Sesse Carson
Testicigalp
Hinduras
Clara Phillips
Hammer
Teguelesipa Adrvicas
Sties
Carnon
Obituary notices for Mrs Ida Manske and Andrew Hanson
Mrs Ida Emma Manske of Tomah died Friday after a weeklong illness. Born in La Crescent Minnesota in 1882 she lived much of her life in La Crosse and Tomah. Survived by husband Manske son Frink and two stepchildren as well as parents siblings and inlaws. Funeral plans to be announced. Andrew Hanson 48 died Saturday at his daughter's home after three months of age-related decline. Funeral arrangements to follow.
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Ida Emma Manske
Ida Emma
Iound
Pars Island
South Carolina
Letina
Vincent
Tomah
Herman L. Selita
Sumner Street
la Crosse
Eml H. Selke
Madison, Wie
George Selke
la Crosses
Broma Cole
John Alberts
Albert Hetti
Frand Richards
Albert Hett
Sumney Street
Emanu German Evangelical Lutheran Church
Spa
Andrew Anson Ardraw Hanson
Hisaugstor
Wiliam Welebecker
Mane
Central High Girl Reserve Plans and Camp Outing
A special meeting of Central High School Girl Reserve clubs and city groups was held to arrange plans for a camp. Girl Reserves from all grade schools will attend a picnic at the YWCA camp on West Channel. Senior and Junior groups at Central High elected officers: President Marjorie Niebuler, Vice President Janet Atkinson, Secretary Marvella Lapitz, Treasurer Rose Thurave, with committees led by Dorothy Strain, Irene Remen, Ole Bateher, and Maris Appleby.
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Central High School
Y. WW. C
VY. W.T. A
West Channel
Y. W
Beuier Groups
Marjorie Niebuler
Janet Atkinson
Marvella Lapitz
Rose Tjirave
Dorothy Strain
Irene Remen
Ole Bateher
Maris Appleby
Lausanne Junket Finds No Way to Peace in Orient
The Associated Press reports on a Lake Geneva excursion during the Near East conference. Ismet Pasha says America should understand Turkey will not reveal debt details, while Venizelos notes the talks remain unsettled. Allied leaders deny incurring debt, and Joseph C. Grew signals continued mediation efforts as mediations stall.
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Lausanne
Junket
Orient
Associates
Near East
Wesee
Lake Leman
Ismet Pasha
Exemalnn
Enor
Turkey
M. Venizelos
Joseph C. Grew
New York Bank Resumes Sending Funds to Russia
The Amalgamated Bank announced that New York channels for transferring money to Russia have reopened after five years. Over 5 million people took the opportunity to send funds to Russia via the bank, which operates with the Industrial Bank of Moscow.
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NEW York Bank
Russia
New York
George Vo MelLaughlin
Saruray
Bank
Avelaren
Industrial Bank of Alnscow
Starvation Report Hits Russian Turkestan Crisis
A message from Sosrow reports 400000 people in Russian Turkestan affected by a fed shortage causing many deaths. The stricken population is said to be eating grass as famine spreads across the region.
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Sosrow
Russia
Perghans
Turkestan
Third National Collegiate Meet Set This Week
The third national collegiate track and field meet will be held at Stage Field, University of Chicago, Friday through Wednesday. Over 300 athletes from 24 states compete, with Big Ten and Missouri Valley Conference stars dominant. Strong entrants from the western and middle western institutions aim for national titles.
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Ascago
Climin
Mepe Ns
Score
Big Teo
Missouri Valley Conference
Snars
Merenniht
Egsr Smn Iiddle West
Enrid
Ruddy Light Wins $5,000 Clipsetta Stakes
Latonta Kr Riddy Tien from the Nevate Sree Farm state won the 85,000 Clipsetta Stakes for yearling fillies here on Barnrday afternoon. The winner posted a distanced time of 4.5. Second place went to Mery Wis Serond Ped Cheroker Tee, with Ton Lee of the Yoan stable in third.
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Latonta
Riddy Tien
Nevate Sree Farm State
Barnrday
Noon Evera
Stack Parm
Truh
Mery
T. 'Yoan
Hardiony
Brave Outfielder Injured in Hospital After Game
An outfielder, from Rostan National, sustained serious injuries during a recent game. He suffered a severe arm injury and is reported in stable condition at a hospital. Teammates and officials expressed concern while awaiting further updates on his recovery.
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BRAVE
Putcago
Waldan Cruise
Rostan
College Baseball Results Mixed From Various Games
Indiana defeated Chicago 4 to 3 in a college baseball matchup while Columbia and Palumbia played errors noted with varied scores. Other results include Pennsylvania, Princeton, and Pittsburgh contests with close scores and multiple pitchers listed in the uncertain recap.
Hoppers Attack Fields on Coast
Cal-Мини press reports describe hoppers swarming gardens and fields along the Santa Barbara coast. The Santa Maria Valley herds report stripped crops and energy balances affected as pest activity spreads into small towns.
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Santa Barbara
Cal—-Mini
Jnls
Santa Maria
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