Germany reports more marriages and fewer babies
Germany shows a marriage boom in Hamburg with about 14 marriages per 1,000 residents, while national birth rates fell postwar. Bavaria and Berlin figure lower birth rates, with Mecklenburg and Waldeck notable for reduced marriage rates and high wartime shifts.
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Germany
Cupid
Stock Exchange
Hamburg
Berlin
Republic
haymbure-Lippe
Tamburs
Seembacher Peake
Properten
Bavlinvills
Neiwintaiheis Tie
Waldeck
Ronpardd
Stte- Sia
Bewin
Seleaia
Talia
Spain May Charge France Backing Moorish Rebels
Rumors claim the Spanish parliament may accuse France of backing Moorish rebels in North Africa. The report notes tensions rise as Spain seeks to pressure France over interventions near Tangier and French involvement in Moroccan affairs.
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Spain
France
Paris
Moraven
Tyneler
Forsaming Lenden
Tangier
Raids Lock Up 160 Prisoners at Coney Island
A nightlong operation led by Capt George Busby with forty detectives arrested over 160 men and women at Coney Island. At police court arraignments many pleaded not guilty to disorderly conduct charges. Fines ranged from 25 to 50, with several held on 4000 bonds.
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ARS
York
George Busby
Comey Island
Sineliy
Coney Island
Billy
Governor Welcomes Harding for Kansas Stop
Democrat Governor will greet President Harding on his Kansas visit three weeks away. The trip includes a June 22 speech in Bar City and a single appearance in Hutchinson the next day, with J M Davis coordinating the itinerary and introducing the president in Hutchinson.
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Harding
Topeka
Asanciater Press
Jeadera
Kansas
Sapathe
Shen
Partisain Significantln
J. M Davis
Hemocrat
Ahon
Kan Bar City
Aitchinson
Woman's Heart Found On Right Side In Red Wing
Mrs. John Henriess, a mother of ten from Zumbrota, Minn, traveled to Red Wing for an X ray. Doctors found her heart on the right side and rotated toward the right, with other organs in normal positions. Treatment to correct the condition is being administered.
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Red Wing
Minn
John
Henriess
Zumbrota
Chicagoan Heads National Livestock Exchange Buffalo
Everett Brown of Chicagd was elected president at the thirty fifth annual convention. J S Boyd of Chicago became secretary and Frank Stratt of Sioux City was named treasurer. Los Angeles chosen as next convention host city. George Landon aged 64 died Sunday at his Winona home after a three year illness. Born April 5 1879 he co founded Landon and Burehard drug firm later renamed.
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National Livestock Exchange
Buffalo
Everett Brown
Chicagd
J. S. Boyd
Chicago
Frank Sratt
Sioux City
Los Angeles
George Landon
Winona
Mr. Landon
Charles Burehard
Landon
Gurehard
Ward
Medien Camnant
Laney
Compancon
C.D Teniae
Larncen
Porto Rico Votes Promised Harding for Renomination
In San Juan supporters pledged return of President Harding for renomination as the People’s Party Rivers convention adopted a platform urging continuation of the territorial status with potential extension of federal oversight. The voting pledge signals strong backing in Porto Rico for the national leader.
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Porto Rico
Harding
San Juan
Pisa
Burlington orders more car carpenters for yard work
The car department of the Burlington and Oninuyra road at Ceainl Crossine has ordered twenty-five additional hood carpenters to work on the tip trek as part of a broad program by major railroads to improve relief stock. The move is tied to anticipated fall business during a period of great activity in Tinlyard.
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Chien
Burlington
Oninuyra
Ceainl Crossine
Addi- Hood
Possonere of Horses Sought by Sheriff
Wise Sheriff Goodell seeks Ben Atkin the drayman in a case tied to a dangerous criminal accused of poisoning two of Atkin's horses during the week. The act crippled Atkin's business and caused losses in valuable livestock.
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Possonere
Sthrrotgan
Sherif Goodell
Ben Atkin
Atkin
Piendshit Woman and Son Drown in Roche Creek
In Wisconsin near Piendshit a woman and her 3 year old son drowned when she leapt into Roche Creek to rescue him. The bodies were recovered half an hour later under a small bridge near the stream. The family had been picnicking and trout fishing when the incident occurred.
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Drow Creek
Friendship
Wis
R. J. Barnes
Roche Creek
Here
Sava the Hoy
Barnes
Adams Cotm
Former Senator Proclaims U S Ties to Britain in 1778
Former Indiana senator Albert Z. Berrvidge told Boston audience at the Sons of the American Revolution that America would still be part of the British empire if the War of 1778 had worsened. He warned against isolationist tendencies and urged unity in foreign policy.
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World Court
Boston
Mass
Albert Z. Berrvidge
Indiana
America
British Empire
Sons of the Ame
Bucketters Sentenced in New York for Fraud
Edward M. Fuller and W. M. McGee were sentenced Tuesday to terms ranging from one year and three months to four years in Sing Sing prison. Thirty thousand trout fry were provided to the Thames Angling Preservation Society for restocking the Thames.
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Bucketers
New York
Edward MM. Fuller
W. M. McGee
Hockerers
Sing Sing
Thames Angling ’Preservation Society
Thames
Giants Rally as McGraw Drops Ryan. Phillies Fall
In a Friday Major League action, Joe McGraw benches pitcher Ryan for Monday, while the Giants seize the first game in seven innings. The Cubs and Cardinals slip, with Boston’s Pirates and Athletics posting mixed results. Cadore seeks medical advice for an ailing throwing arm as Cincinnati red legs rebounded with aggressive baserunning and timely hits.
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Philadelpha Atheletics
Seenwil Planer
Helaveer
New York
Don ‘Hie-Neader
Boston
Wshineten
Cleveland
Leon Cardore
Brooklin Dodge
Veunistown
Cadore Fox Bern
Eli
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reda
SEEK RULING ON RIGHT TO SEARCH AUTOMOBILES
SHINGTON The department sitep is preparing to appeal to the supreme court if necessary to get a final ruling on the right of prohibition agents to search automobiles without warrant. CHICAGO'S OWN CHICAGO By Associated Press Approximately 9 percent of all the liquor being sold in Chicago is made within the city limits. O. fellowney chief gen eral of the prohibition department at Washington declared. CREAMERY SHOWS GAINS SHELDON WIS Within the last year the Sheldon creamery has shown substantial growth. The plant now handles 224 parrots and is making 7 900 pounds of butter a week, a gain of 5 000 pounds over previous years.
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Shington
Sitep
Supreme Court
Chicago
O. ¥Ellowley
Prohibition Department
Washington, D. C
Sheldon, Wis
Sheldon Creamery
Capital Bride Named Most Beautiful in Washington
Mrs. Robert Rownd Ltd is hailed as the season’s most beautiful bride in Washington D C. She is Miss Nipa Lunn daughter of Mrs Wirt Wallice White Jr and wife of the Maine congressman.
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Robert Rownd ,Ltd
Washington, D. GO
Nipa Lunn
Wirt Wallice White, Jr
Maine
Obituary highlights Mrs Finn Howard and Mrs Mary McGill
Mrs Finn Howard aged 38 died Sunday from complications of diseases at a local hospital. Survived by son James Howard and daughter Sophia Pederson. Funeral Thursday at 10 from Sletten Dahl funeral park with Rey E. C officiating. Interment Oak Grove cemetery. Mrs Mary Ann McGill died at a local hospital after an extended illness at 83. Survived by son John of La Crosse. Funeral Thursday at 9 from St Marys Church with Rev Leo Hirt officiating. interment Catholic cemetery.
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Finn Howard
James Howard
Sophia Pederson
Eckley
Minn
Sletten & Dahl
Sixth Street
Rey E. C
Oak Grove Cemetery
Ars
Mary A. McGill
Mary Ann McGill
John
la Crosse
St. Mary's Church
Leo Hirt Offeraing
Foreclosure sale notices and bankruptcy hearings mixed
A jumble of historic notices includes a Wisconsin circuit court foreclosure sale dated June and August in La Crosse, a bankruptcy meeting for Carl G Knudtson in Eau Claire, and a broad stock market window. Also noted is a Vancouver salary ruling for Miss Bina West at twenty thousand dollars annually by a women’s association.
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Wisconsin
la Crasse
Ta la Crosse
W Bunge
Eau Claire
Laire
U. S
C. L. Baldwin
la Crosse
Wis
Vancouver
B. O
Binan
Port Huron
Mich
Womn's Benefit Association
Corvercon
Work of Dr Fitzpatrick in education praised by board
The Wisconsin state board of education, before dissolving, unanimously adopted a resolution praising Dr Edward A Fitzpatrick for his conspicuously brilliant service to education as secretary. It extols his scholarship, democratic ideals, and ability to unite education with civic duty, noting his unwavering courtesy and leadership. he leaves July 1 with no announced plans.
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DR. Fitzpatrick
Madison
Wis
State Board of Education
oVernor
Edward A.fitzpatrick
Education
Witzpatrick
Fitzpatrick
Bills engrossed in legislature on agriculture and public welfare
Yesterday in the legislature the assembly engrossed bills from the joint finance committee touching agriculture barberry eradication the state fair and related topics. Several bills passed to third reading including land transfers and veterans benefits. others killed include farm drainage and school text prices.
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Assembly
Department of Agriculture
Pleringer
Dellinger
Fertlize Agrs
Eleeiece
Union Free High School
Syxchysen
Hirhways
Public Welfare Committee
Bis
Judiciary
Caramer
L. Gibbs Certan
Win
Smith
Gaur
R. P. Reinholdt
Millar
Schoo
Phet
Wisconsin
Sparta Notes Spark Citywide Talk and Upcoming Welfare Events
Sparta Wisconsin discusses the yural ideal commencement and the Calt stub parade drawing about five thousand county visitors. Merchants pledge more support if annual events expand, boosting business and urban rural ties. The Kiwanis honors Miss Harriet Katson for her role. Wisconsin Conference of Social Workers to meet at Armory and Court House, featuring noted speakers on community welfare. Church groups plan open air services on Court House lawn from July to September with organizing committees named.
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Sparta
Wis
Specter
Monroe County
Kiwanis Club
Harriet Katson
Wisconsin Conference of
Court House Sausre
A. Harner
State Board of Health
Almer Bimer
United States Public Health Service
M. TB. Rosenberry
Supreme Court
Dean Lewise Nardin
Univiversity of Wisconsin
Rold
Callence of Agriculture
Methodist
Annnual Union
Court House
E. BL Baldwin
Seneral
Nicholas Gundersen
Ram
TD Beebe
Misie
P. ML. Geerre
Eronnds
Margs
Wehers
R. S. Rodenhuis
Finance Commit
Steele
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BY Allman
Dreays
Denver Railroad
Denver
Associated Press
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Anne Ellin
Speeding Valley
Belevue Hospital
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McGraw
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de Eied
Ryan
Lenis Cardinals
Ginnie
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Pittshureh
Cincinnati Reds
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Falladelphis
Pittshursh
Fina Howard
Joseph W. Singleton
Allied Chemical & Dye - American
Car & Foundry
American International Corp
American
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American Sugar
American T&t
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American Woolen
Anaconda
Atchison
Gulf & WL
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
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Ehem Steel
California Petroleum Canadian Pacine Central Leather
Cerra de Pascoe Copper
Zhagie Motors
Chesapeake & Ohio
Northwestern
Mil
Illinois Central
Inspiration Conper
International Harvester
International Paper
Invicible
OH Lima Locomotive
Lie & Nashrach
Marland Oil
Maxwell. Motors Bo
Middle States Oil
Missouri
Kan
Sinclair Can. Oil
Southern Pacias de Southern Railway
Standard Oil of
N. J. Au
Studebaker Werbarabon Texas. Co
Texas and Pacific Tobacco Products
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United States Steel Grale Copper
Trghouse Electric Overland
Beer PLC
Kruse’s
BIG AD
Tomorrow's Tribune
Fred J. Kruse Company
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