Mrs Len Small Dies After Straining Trial Era
Mrs Len Small wife of Governor Small of Illinois died Monday after a long strain from an extended fraud trial and indictment. The Bellwood born governor’s wife collapsed at a reception in Waukegan near the family home. She was born December 17, 1884, at Rankaker and grew up on farms. The governor and Mrs Small had been married for many years with the couple’s children at her bedside during the end. The state and friends mourned as her death followed a week of intense public attention and political tension surrounding her husband’s case.
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Aged Lak Skipper Dies in Quiet Border Death
In a terse local notice, an aged skipper named Lak dies amid a calm incident near the border. The report records minimal details and emphasizes a peaceful passing with no further circumstances given.
Fear Kaiser May Attempt A Come-Back
The Daily Mail correspondent in The Hague reports fear that the Kaiser might try to slip from Doorn to re-enter Germany if a royalist uprising follows the assassination of Foreign Minister Ruhrenau. J B Kan of the Home Office dismisses the danger as unfounded, saying there is no evidence of such intent.
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Doorn Til
Germany
Rathenau
Daily Mail
Hague
J. RB. Kan
Tatch Home Office
Hilar
Civic Dinner Marks Opening of Great Campaign
A public civic dinner marks the opening of a major campaign with speeches by prominent figures. The event aims to recruit members, secure pledges, and promote support for the chamber of commerce and its citywide plans. Tickets and reservations are requested for the Tuesday and Wednesday meetings.
Forger Arrested Here Admits Long Prison Terms
George Willard alias Thomas Burne was arrested by Officer Bouthaupt as he tried to leave for Milwaukee after allegedly passing four $20 checks on loreal merchants. The checks, drawn on the State Bank of Le Crosse, were issued by Farmers' Grain of Bangor. Willard, who had $82, admitted two prior Stillwater sentences totaling 15 years and said he planned to go straight yet returned to crime. He was to be arraigned Monday.
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Thomas Burne
Loreal
Stillwater Penitentiary
Bouthaupt
Milwaukee
Willard
le Crosse
Farmers’ Grain Company
Bangor
Thomas Burns
Krause Clothing Company
Peter Newburg Clothing Company
Nels Thomason Clothing Company
Moss Shoe Company
Williard
Newbury
Central Station
Stillwater
Sinyere
Remains of James Cleary Located Sunday Evening
The body identified as James Cleary was found Sunday evening near the bridge by Flayd Gantselt. Cleary had disappeared from the city on March 22 after securing work and living with his brother Richard Cleary at 216 Camden Street. Police said there was no evidence of foul play and the death was not of self action.
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Ames Clears
Flayd Gantselt
Annis Walfe
Donathony
Roodcock
Stondey
Mike Cleaty
Rucard Cleary
Camdenie Street
Racine Girl Wounds Two In Defense Of Brother
In Racine Wisconsin Maori Mi aured intervened during a debt dispute. She opened fire injuring two bystanders, including Rimmerman, after entering a dining room where tensions escalated. The incident followed an assault on her brother and led to a police response and ongoing investigation.
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Creanres
Christian Funeral Services Held for Wu Ting Fang
The body of Wu Ting Fang former Chinese minister Wu Ting Fang died in Canton last Friday and was cremated Monday in a Christian ceremony at Toundon. Officials and foreign ministers attended as the funeral reflected the Christian faith with a large turnout and somber tribute.
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WU Ting Fang
Toundon
10 Withington
GY Su Yar
Outrat News
Fran Roig
Canton
General Semenoff Denied Landing in Japan
The Associated Press reports General Semenoff, once allied with the anti-Cavite army in Stheval, arrived without a passport and was denied landing clearance in Japan. The event comes amid broader tensions and shifting alliances.
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Japan
Trin.ryr
Associated Press
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Alana Pot Rhe
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Sthevial
Shangha Se
Packard Auto of Otto Merman Stolen on Saturday Night
Morning report notes the theft of a Packard car owned by Orr Merman an architect. The vehicle was parked at a lot near 41st and State streets Saturday night. Police received tips by Monday noon and the car was located at Central police station after being seen parked near Pitth girl Slare earlier in the evening.
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Packard
Otto Merman
CLICK
Orr Merman
Mainti
Central Police Station
Reward Offered in Theft Case by Automobile Club
The Western Wisconsin Automobile Club has offered a preward of $540 for the arrest and conviction of the parties suspected in the theft.
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Automobile Club
Western Wisconsin Automobile Club
Missing man case stirs police after theft report
A fragment describes a missing person and a theft case with a "hex" left in the wagon and a hearing description sent by the pollen department. No trace of the case or parties responsible has been heard. The steerer's gear was mentioned amid the confusion.
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Jodie
Pollen Department
Caee
Prince of Monaco Dies in Paris Capital
PAMTIS By the Associated Press reports Prince Albert I of Monaco died Monday in Paris. The aging ruler, who steered Monaco through years of diplomacy, died at about five o’clock, ending a long tenure as sovereign of the principality.
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F.ve Ovlack
Bielaski Held For Ransom In Mexican Wilds
Mexico City report says Bruce Bielaski former head of the US Justice Bureau of Investigation is held for ransom by seven bandits west of Cuernavaca Morelos. He and Manuel Barcena were abducted after a car stop near Hacienda de San Gabriel. wives released.
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Mexico City
Associa 02
Bruce Bielaski
Bureau of Investigation
United States Department of Justice
Larkin Hit by Auto While Leaving Trolley
Roland Larkin suffered cuts and bruises after stepping from a streetcar on Rose Street at midnight Saturday. Police and railway officials give conflicting accounts of how the incident occurred. He was taken to hospital and remains in the care of Dr. Skemp, with his twin brother Raymond also mentioned in the report.
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Rose Street
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Raleigh
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Larspital
Skemp
Wagar Street
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Hagar Street
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W Eousin Railway
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Hedges
Ray Franklin
Materman
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Ema
Garfielll Bluir
Hatie
North Carolina
Canada
Ray Hector
Rafeigh
Analesic
Roland
Raymond
Dr Herbert Escapes Injury In Weekend Car Crash
A Sunday afternoon derailment near the rain slicked road left Dr Herbert uninjured after his Ford veered into a roadside ditch. Witnesses say the driver’s car swerved off the crescent path, struck a curb, and was halted by a small tree, preventing a worse outcome.
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Ted
Head of Sanitarium at Wales Killed in Cleveland Accident
The Dane Trberenovis sanitarium superintendent in Wisconsin died in a hospital after injuries from a crash in Cleveland. Witnesses say he stood by a standing vehicle when the incident occurred, with officials investigating the event.
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Wales
Cleveland
Won
Trberenovis Sanitarium
Wis
Welliams
Farrington Appeals 70 Illinois Miners for Aid in Checking Disorders
Illinois miners union leaders face a riot aftermath with at least nineteen to twenty-one dead in Herrin and Williamson counties. Frank Farrington appeals 849 unions to help keep order and protect mines, urging restraint and cooperation with authorities to avoid harming the union’s public standing and future viability.
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Illinois
Pringfield
Frank Farrington
Illinois Federation of Miners
Lesa
Serrin
Crippla
United Mine Workers of America
Jou
Saber Thinking
Strike vote looms as rail unions weigh walkout
United States labor boards and railway unions clash over strike action amid referenda on wage cuts overtime rules and the outsourcing system. Vote results expected by July and may trigger a walkout if unions approve the plan led by A. Grable and the Railway Shaye Laborers.
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Heicago
United States Labor
Ndtv
Drevell
American Federation of Labor
Tetroit
Mich
Associated Press
Execntive Council
United Breather
Maihumnance Ag
United States Silrow
Oresanizablen
A. Grable
Army plane crash near Gettysburg kills two officers
Captain George P D Martinsson of Washington and Sergeant G R Martin of Buffalo died Monday after noon when their army plane lost control during a training flight near the Gettysburg battlefield. The craft went into a steep spin and crashed in a Perth area field.
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Gettysburg
George PD. Martinsson
Washington
G. R. Martin
Buffalo
X.Y
Army
Rae
Perth
Tuesday Band Concert at Riverside Park This Week
Public band concert planned for Riverside park on Thursday night. It is the fifth in the summer series under the town committee fund drive for the year.
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West Salem Land
Riverside Park
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