Pioneer Store Sets Week of Big Attractions
The Pioneer Store announces a weeklong event beginning Wednesday, June 28, to raise funds and reduce indebtedness. A vast array of donations from merchants fills the store, with furniture, appliances, clothing, hardware, and groceries on display. The program includes auctions, raffles, a country store, lunch by Mrs. Euler, and evening entertainment in the dance hall featuring Root's orchestra. A grand drawing and prizes aim to draw crowds and boost profits.
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Ho Bio Pioneer
Liblia
la Crosse
Aina
Clerthe
Lat Washing Machine Company
Sewhure Clothing Company
T 'Tyiman
EL R. Barreny
Pauscae
BE. It. Barron Company
P Company
Mueter
Wiliam Deerflinger
Strauss
Qiaeiaekerrs
Sereike & Kehtlans Mts
Wiscomsin
Chicago
Euler
Root
Berarian National Bank
Germany Faces Crisis After Minister's Murder
A German minister was killed by unknown assailants as he left his residence near Berlin. The shooting prompted concern over the nation’s recovery and potential nationalist backlash amid government strain and foreign policy tensions.
Japan pledges world peace at armament conference
In a formal Tokyo statement dated October, Japan vows world peace and announces withdrawal from Siberian territories. The decision signals a shift in policy amid wartime pressures, with officials stressing a new era of diplomacy and restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washi Eo
Miberia
McKenzies Funeral Services Broadcast In Bismarck
Alexander McKengie a longtime North Dakota politician will lie in state at the state capitol, from 4 p.m. to 2:30 p.m., with a funeral at the cathedral and interment at St Mary's Cemetery. Father M J Hiltner will deliver the sermon as friends from across North Dakota attend.
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Alex McKenzies
Bismark
N. D
Alexander McKengie
North Dakota
State Recitel
St. Mary's Cemetery
M. J. Hiltner
North Jakota
Grand Forks Fair Announces 22 Canadian Horses Enter Derby
Announcement Saturday notes entry of twenty two Canadian horses for the Derby to be held July 29 at Grand Forks. The closing flag of the fair drew a total number of entries. Horses shipped from Kentucky and five withins have made from Nearly amb Seni fay ny Wisenststtr. The cyan will be the First oe ips wind in Mis bstriet in mare chin a dye srada.
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Grand Forks
Grand Forks Fair
Rnit
Kenmcky
Narely
Amb Seni
Situation eases in coal fields as troops held
In a report from Canton, authorities described a tense strike scene as federal and state talks faltered. Autoworker forces, amid a union battle, halted strip mine activity across the sector, with workers ceasing operations in solidarity and police monitoring potential flare ups. The piece notes political strains and the push for a national labor conference to resolve the impasse.
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Elase
Mitton Itsiders
Officiil
Srr Ment
Offi Ihed
Reglysr
I Ilegiaria
Eageil i
Rhe Oriiva
Chain
We Sylvania
Homoye
Evi Jones
Daves
Labor
Tavis Wis
Sath
Favre
Rienaa
Onaferenes
Canton
Associated Press
Fittanenvnty Sauidiy
Sed
Maine
Washington conference with mine workers leader
Unclear report describes the arrival of a mine workers leader in Washington for talks with government officials. Details are obscured by damaged OCR but indicate a conference planned with actions pending until Monday due to missing officials.
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Lewis
Washington
Ashington
Aumerica
Povernment
Cine
Covernment
Obituary for Mrs Catherine Halbach
Obituary notice for Mrs Catherine Halbach with funeral details. Interment to be held Tuesday morning at 70 aetiek. Service by Reverend Puther Riesten. Interment at Catholic cemetery per family notice.
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Catherine Halbach
Catherine Lathach
Puther Riesten
North Dakota Partisan Clash Shapes State Primary Fate
The piece reports a heated North Dakota primary with nonpartisan league independents and Republicans competing for control. It notes party lines, town results in Pennsylvania and Indiana as indicators, and mentions Minnesota Democrats nominating a woman for the senate while praising Samuel Gompers as a steady AFL leader.
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Kota
Pri- Spi
N D
Marth
Imbadehere
Ena
Hani
Ceniblicans
Piniens
Nognarrison League
Pennsylvania
Town
Indiana
North
Hakata
Demaight
Fey Y
United Fron
Manger J. McGurner
Eta
Wisconsin Campaign Review Reflects Socialism Fear and Political Shift
The piece analyzes Senator La Follette's independence and the Republican struggle to present a solid program against socialism. It notes fears he may be entangled with socialist ideas, the demand for a substantial, constructive platform, and Wisconsin voters weighing loyalty to tradition against reform. It cites Dr Ganfield as a potential challenger needing a strong, credible record and campaign. Minnesota's governor nomination signals regional Republican dynamics.
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Mr. i
United Mate Pthe
Ciiapis
la Potlette
la Follette
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Seister la Follette
Senator la Follette
Dr. Ganfield
La Crosse youth ask chamber to aid life work plans
Local students urge the Chamber of Commerce to fund and shape schooling and career paths. They propose street and school improvements, factory incentives, better streets, buses, playgrounds, and new facilities to attract industry and raise educational quality. Students emphasize postsecondary support and job placement initiatives.
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Schnel
la Crosse
Chamber of Commonree
Kindercarten Conree
Larasse
Technica Sehen
White Way
Lacrosse
Green Bay
Denton Street
West Avenue
State Road
Chamber of Common
Milwaukee Road
Round House
Wisconsin One Man Filibuster Keeps House in Session
A Wisconsin member stalled the house for hours in a lone filibuster described as the greatest one man effort. Leaders urged end as Muscle Shoals debate and an army bill rode into focus, while colleagues pressed to stop the obstruction without conceding to it.
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Wasutsston
Wiscoinsin
Tai Patty
Kansas
Bick
Wesehington
Thiele
Joe Caine
Canfinn
Gearteen
Josh Requivita
Loy
Weyyerwan
Myr
Wisconsin
Bill Hieff
Weige
Gillett
Vaisht
Monfall
Dex
Campaign for Chamber Membership Begins and Election Plan
Nations sent back to the membership for a final ballot. Voters will choose 16 of 32 to be directors. The top eight receive two year terms and the next eight a one year term. Eight new directors to be elected each year after the July 1 resigning period.
Harding Spends Weekend in Leesburg With Family Party
President Harding left Washington Saturday with a party to spend the weekend at Leesburg the country home of Edward McLeshire. He is expected to return Sunday night and resume duties.
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Harding
Washington
Hardine
Wuoshington
Leesburg
Crunttyy
Edward
Railroads Found Guilty Of Farming Out Shop Work
Four railroad firms were ruled to have violated the Transportation Act by contracting shop work to outside firms at lower wages or better conditions. Indiana belt line cited as inflation violation. Board fines follow similar actions against other carriers, with unions awaiting further votes as crews anticipate strike activity.
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Chicago
Aed
United States Labor Award
Indiana
Ft Va
Baturdas
Gresis
Moundeville
Missouri, Kangae & Texa
Ateng
Las
Tren
W. Treaper
Opt
Vie
Orte
Governor Small Acquitted to Ovations as Trial Details Emerge
In a bitterly contested case Governor Small is acquitted amid an embezzlement trial involving up to 500000 dollars. The prosecution argued a conspiracy framed by officials including State Treasurer and Lieut. Gov, while jurors faced months of testimony and delayed scheduling for the verdict. The defense claimed immunity which was rejected, with trial proceedings continuing into autumn. The case highlighted complex alleged fraud schemes and bank lending tied to state funds. This report also records a local obituary note and thanks from the Bertkow family for support during their sorrow.
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Psi Aly
Sisiily
Ety Hoche
Mr. Curtis
Lake Eoibty
Tudor Rameapig
Jacy
Jadze
Crasenda
Ciutres C. le Forgre
Covernor
Evivier
de Mousy
Arcit
Curtis
Levis J Hon
Pict
Ridgely
Springfield
Severner
Treaswery
Enort
Che Snr
Es jSraer Park Bank
D' Roverner
Defense
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Theodore Kiensis
Punks Company
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William Wrriner
Mespave Lewis
Terest
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Maxwell
Ayeon Beth
Clarze
Irs
A. Tausche
Phaire
Fred A. Rupiin
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Treckles
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Loeb
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Japan
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Renator Bursum
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Townley
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
P Dent Gompers
Samuel Gampers
America
Borger
Tre Pobie
Minnesota
Forth Dakota
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Congressman Voigt
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