La Follette shifts to railroads as insurgent center
The article notes Senator La Follette abandoning a third party bid for 1924 to focus on a Republican insurgent strategy centered on railroads. It explains his past 1920 pivot, current power, and the potential role of Hearst as a third party spoiler or alternative, detailing faction dynamics within the GOP ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linhert
M. la Fallette
la Follette
la Folmvite
Congress
Senator la Follette
Wisconsin
Senator la Fellette
Mr. Hearst
Hearst
Commencement Advice on Handling Life’s Early Struggles
A speaker urges graduates to expect hard bumps in early adulthood and explains parents shielded them until now. He compares growth to toughening feet from barefoot walking and emphasizes perseverance, responsibility, and long-term effort to develop resilience.
Two Classes of People Guide a Youth to Courage
The text urges youths to seek guidance from experienced elders who offer shortcuts and warnings. It warns against two groups: helpful mentors and hostile others who hinder growth. It cautions to ignore the detrimental individuals yet avoid cynicism and despair as life unfolds.
Distance Jibway Indians Stage August Hiawatha Play
The Ojibways rehearse for an August staging of Hiawatha to mark the 300th anniversary of the discovery of Soo and Lake Superior by Europeans. They praise Longfellow’s accuracy while noting he based his work on hearsay from a New York Indian chief. Peter Witt defines an expert as a costly distant consultant.
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Soo
Lake Superior
Longfellow
New York City
Peter Witt
Janesville
Kertka
Paul
Green Bay
SVT
Tek Coney
Dewording
Toe Adenision Aefie Industria
Shwvitz
The
Couney
May 1500s business failures shock markets
Early 1500 American business organizations failed last month setting May records besides 1922. Creditors expect settlements around 50 cents on the dollar. Combined losses were under 16 million dollars, about 15 cents per person nationwide. Do not fear widespread commercial mortalities in May.
Prices fall for 96 leading commodities in May
Dan's Review notes wholesale prices for 96 leading commodities dropped in May by about three-fourths of a percent. The decline signals leaders slowing price rises after a period of rapid increases, with only the Tool continuing a tight squeeze on profits.
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Dan’s
Ten Years Ago Today Marriage at Home in La Crosse
Reports mark a late marriage at the bride’s mother’s home with Rev. Henry Paville officiating. Nearby, Grand Crossing foreman C. Jones plans a 32 foot motorboat purchase in Winona for river use. County officers joined in barn-raising ceremonies at a Barna Coules farm, with a modern 34 by 80 foot barn noted.
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Mme
Agnes Louree Vincent
James Vincent
Edward Frederick Voight
Henry Paville
C. Jones
Burlington St Grand Crossing
Mississippi
Winona
William Garbers
L. J. Brenner
First
Girard
Iowa
Betty A. Salzer
Besba
Sparta
Chicago
Lille Sanders
Lanesboro
Minn
Mr. May
Lansing
Lowd
David Schneider
John Stephenson
North la Crosse
Nicholas Birnbaum, Jr
P. L. Gierk
Holy Trinity Church
Five and Episode of Lou's Risky Romance Turns Tragic
Lou pursues a risky relationship and commercial future while Bobby splits from the path toward stability. A Park confrontation leads to a fatal altercation, a police chase, and a hospital stay as Lou confronts desire, debt, and the threat of destitution.
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Bobby ateRay
Dow Dresset
Bis Lowe
Kile
PAU AG Laat Wien
Ryan
Giuther
Lou
Happ
Bobby
Marr
Lau
Park Path
Cinsa
Front Street
Limes
Bobbie
Low
Louise Landers
Jedge
Bertinus
Chicago
Merc
Chalmers Kiddle
Fragmentary reminiscence of a window dresser dialogue
A partial, garbled reminiscence depicts a window dresser and others in a tense domestic moment. The speaker laments not wanting waste and contemplates roles as window trimmer or washer, while a trembling voice anticipates a wonderful outcome despite confusion.
Richird County Beauty Queen Contest Draws Entries
A local beauty pageant in Richird County invites sixteen entrants to compete for the title during a December celebration. Names listed include Jiesiues the honor, Glvla, One time Barnes, Trane Keegan, Lethe Stevens, Agnes Sippy, Norma Gundevsor, and others as finalists in the county event.
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Richird
Wis
Iscallietios
Glvla
Vray
Barnes
Trane Keegan
Lethe Stevens
Agnes Sippy
Wieblaud Menter
Norma Gundevsor
Gorham
Illy Hafford
Toy Afillum
Tyce Shust
Vinkasulin
Taursin
Rioagis
Prudy
Roth
Camila Rauskant
Cozencyny
McNuriin
Willow
Nellie Tiawne
Triste
Girl halted in Walid to Hollywood amid aid dispute
A confused report describes a girl stopped by a Newark policeman, returned to her father, Amiron Rogko. It details her unfamiliar journey with western cowboys, makeup, and borrowed clothing as she attempted to reach Boyly Wood, while school notes and a pasted letter surface in the scene.
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Walid
Mair Clinton
Newark
Amiron Rogko
Arrose Ce
Cambria Man Returns for His Golden Wedding
Cambria Wisconsin celebrates a golden wedding as WM TY. Pugh returns to his Columba County home with his wife. He previously served with the United States marshal forces, stationed at Rindigen and later the Superior office. Earlier he was a chief engineer with headquarters in Bau Claire.
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Cambria
Wis
Pugh
Columbia
Saniidas
Rindigen
Bau Claire
Careless Widow Delays Funeral and Suitcase Mixup
A Chicago to New York misadventure delays a funeral as a widow delays rites after a male passenger loses a suitcase containing ashes. The case prompts police and court officials to investigate the misdirected items while family members adjust to the disruption and ongoing arrangements.
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York
Chicago
Serra Perth
Valise
Sind
Dislocated Shoulder Incident At Bath Time
Mortgage broker Glen Norriland suffered a dislocated shoulder while drying off after a bath. He described being out of joint as he wrenched himself with a Turkish towel, an oddly tense moment that left him briefly incapacitated.
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Fett
Glen Norriland
Detroit Safety Drive Targets Reducing Traffic Deaths
Maurice Benly reports on Detroit’s safety campaign led by city officials and inspectors to educate drivers and protect pedestrians. The program features public monuments, prize contests, and persistent outreach across schools, with a focus on reducing accidents caused by carelessness and youth behavior.
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Jackson
Earefu
Echoals
Anders
Fiust
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