GOPHER PRIMARY CAMPAIGN GOES TO BALLOT ON MONDAY
Minnesota voters head to the polls Monday for key party primaries. Annie Dickinson Meson seeks the Democratic nomination for U S senator challenging Thomas J. Kellogg and Hooper Morris, while Ernest Tandeen and Richard E. B. Times face Kellogg in the Republican race. Farmer Labor party fields Susie Stageburg for secretary of state and Eliza Evans Theniter for state auditor, with Tillie Gant unopposed for mayor in St Peter.
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Gopher
Mion
Minnesota
Cme
Mil Younty
Mes
Annie Dickin Meson
Coquette
Minn
United States
Thomas J. Meighen
Hooper Morris
Seurtox
Frank Wt Kellogg
Ernest Tandeen
Minneapolis
Nera
Canmaigne
Richard EB
Tims
Kelloges
Farmer-Lower
Hearth Shipsferd
Susie M. Stageburg
Eliza Evans Theniter Sr. Bath
Tillian Cas Gant
St. Peter
Trird
Thira
Charles R. Davis
Sid Rueben Toreen
Washington County
Tistriel
Declares 50 Years Will End Of Dakota Wellwater
Grand Forks North Dakota scientist from the University of North Dakota reports the artesian basin supplying Cheyenne and nearby areas will exhaust within fifty years if present conditions continue. He cites reduced flow since the first well fifty years ago and notes the supply is no longer effectively fed from the Rocky Mountains.
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Grand Forks
N. 1
North Dakota
Tesser Howard i Alay Ieon
Department of Gerilogy
University of North Dakata
Devil's Lake
Ate. Simpsin
Rocky Mountains
GIVING THE LIMIT A strict dining discipline noted in colored corps
A visiting officer praised an outfit for extraordinary discipline among colored troops. The colonel questioned how they kept such order as the host explained a special ritual and a strict fine system. The piece reflects on military courtesy and enforcement within the unit.
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Colmel
Hronghet
American Legion
Mystery Driver Garmee Skrange Reappears After Disappearance
Garmee Skrange, a driver reported missing after leaving Milwanker to Cedar Rapids, reappeared at his home claiming illness and exhaustion caused him to crash into a culvert. He provided details of his unintended journey and subsequent realization.
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Jie
Milwanker
Cedar Rapids
Atlantic aviators complete world flight legs to Rio Janeiro
Portuguese pilots Captain Sacacuroa and Countinho arrived in Rio de Janeiro from Victoria after a long Atlantic leg. They left Victoria at 2 95 a m and landed at 1 4 0? m. The leg from Portugal to Rio completed the final interrupted segment of their Portugal to Rio journey.
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Rio Janeiro
Kry
Sacacuroa
Countinho
Portugal
Sanunlar
Victoria
Obituary Albert Kubal SI Dies in Chicago
Albert Kubal SI son of Albert Kubal formerly of pi Cresee died in Chicago as friends reported Saturday. Funeral will be Tuesday morning from the Fessler funeral planet at 8:30 and from St Wenceslas Church at 9 oclock. Rev Farber Millar will officiate. Interment will be at the Catholic cemetery. Debt Grows.
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Albert Kubal
Albert Kubal SI
Pi Cresee
Chicago
Fessler
St. Wenceslas
Farber Millar
Babson Sees Mixed Signs for Industrial Recovery
Hubsley Hills Mass Rog er W Babson statistician reports gradual business revival in the East offset by strikes in New England and setbacks in agriculture. He notes improved farming prospects, rising mail order demand, stronger foreign trade outlook, and a looming labor shift as mills seek workers, with wages likely to rise temporarily.
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Hlubsley Hills
Mass
Roger W. Babson
Statistician
Babsoo
East
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Massachusetts
Thode Island
New England
New York State
Pennsylvania
Central West
Washington
Congress
Atenr
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Ohio
Indiana
Germany
England
France
Europe
Russia
Providence
Trade Board cites Badger Wholesalers over alleged boycott
The FTC accuses St. Louis wholesale gravity and Wisconsin growers associations of boycott tactics against manufacturers who refuse to guarantee prices. Respondents have 30 days to answer before trials on merits. Also noted are transport delays and a plan to address related actions in upcoming meetings.
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Washington
St. Louis
Wisconsin 2 Growers' Association
Federal Trade Commission
Cleveland ban tamereiebt walls on a river?
A garbled OCR brief notes a boxing or sports struggle involving Carl Tremaine, Eddie O'Dowd, and a match with Vernynder. mentions O’Dowd failing to get a chance in the opener and a quick sequence early in the bout.
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Carl Tremaine
Cleveland
Childish Questions About Grandpa’s Death Echoed in Tale
The fragmentary OCR recalls a scene where a child questions a grandmother about death as an elder comforts him. A line shows the child gently stroking the grandmother’s face while asking how someone died, reflecting a quiet, intimate moment in a family setting.
Democrats Try to Force Bonus Bill in Senate
Democratic senators face possible filibuster as debate over a bonus bill and tariff measures looms. Senator McCumber and others discuss timing ahead of a White House conference and possible House action on tariff and ship subsidy votes. Proposals include penalties on foreign ships and added government aid terms, with recalls and constitutional changes hinted for city governance.
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Rorah
Ford
Idaho
McCumber
Ashurst
House Watts
Yin Sue
Palike Ly Bense Renublienn
Aed
Senate Ling
White House
Campfied
Enles Committee
Campbell
Declare Coronado case shocks co op and union
Observing a hall holiday the American Federation of Labor discussed moving the convention from June to October. The executive council condemned the Coronado decision holding unions liable for damages under the Sherman Act, noting cooperatives are affected too, and urged remedial action. A law to shield union funds from strike violence suits was promised.
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Associated Press
Federati En Labor Convention
Supreme Court
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Council
Cleveland
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Engineeers' Brotherhood
Stone
United States Supreme Court
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Aairmeny
Coronado Vise
Fiscvertit
Milwaukee inspector in serious condition after street accident
A Milwaukee and St Paul railroad car inspector, injured Thursday afternoon on Hagar street, remains in critical condition with a scalp wound and multiple injuries. Doctors reported a slight improvement by Saturday night, but he is unconscious at times and may not recover.
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Hagar Street
Millerze
Mibwaukee
St. Paul Esileoad
Wien
Haadite Alivision
Dhe Santh Sila
Milwaukee Yards
Bay
Aithanen Phy
Milwaukee
Girls Jailer Shot When Caught by Inmates at Prison
Brown, a jailer at a state penitentiary, was shot by a posse near Medicine Row during a failed attempt to capture female inmates. A rifle bullet lodged in his body. he died later. Authorities say the incident ends a violent career marked by previous crimes and killings.
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Phired Iim
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Brywn
Denis
Tommy's day of questions at the Brown visit
A child named Tommy sits with his parents and distinguished guests Mr and Mrs Brown. He is instructed to ask questions but loses control, causing taunts and humorous interruptions about who plays what in the band and the notion of second fiddle.
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Brown
Pupil Recital by Miss Ida Schumann Pupils Impress Audience
Friday evening's piano recital by Miss Ida Schumann's pupils showcased thoughtful training and a rising artistic sensibility. The program featured diverse pieces by named students and demonstrated kindness, discipline, and a communal pride in the teachers' work.
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Tully
Schumann
Sarrerio
Beatrice le Roman
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Swallows
Florence Evenson
Road Bulletin for Motorists No 11 North and South Routes
Road bulletin notes No 11 going north in very good condition with detours fair. No 21 south to Vinog or Wisconsin areas under work with detours. No 27 Vernon to Prairie du Chien and No 30 Verona to Dubuque routes in good condition. Several east and regional connections listed with varying conditions. County official praise and note on German origin of Individual Cups.
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Coord
Dpeairie du Chien
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Sparta
Wee
Angelo Ta Tomah
New Lisbon
Kilbourn
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Madison
Hneller
Burhoa
St. Joseph Tidce
Cashton
Gilshure
Lake
Cashtan
Viragua
Hickan
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Reto Wingna
Hinteen
Senate Debates Ford Muscle Shoals Purchase Bid
Senators clash over Henry Ford wartime project at Muscle Shoals Alabama with Meantime administration aims to buy outright. Underwood and Heflin defend investigation into monopoly claims and price controls while Norris and others press about fertilizer pricing and government oversight.
Weekly political survey rumors and student job concerns
The text discusses Wisconsin politics and editorial stances, notes on gauging voter percentage in September primaries, and comments on university graduates entering the job market. It mentions thousands of students, critics doubting job availability, and calls for focus beyond theory, plus a card of thanks and a few names.
Ill Notion of Quieting a Mob by Pssst Across La Crosse
A cryptic note suggests dispersing a mob using a whispered pssst gesture from La Crosse norms. The fragment hints at informal crowd control ideas without concrete actions or authorities.
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Pssst
la Crosse
Racauet
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