Old Cherokees Make Last Stand Against Removal Effort
An Asheville area Cherokees story details a remote tribe resisting government efforts at wholesale removal from the Great Smoky region of western North Carolina. The piece outlines sanitation, farming, and self governance advances within the tribe and notes elder leadership and a rotating council selecting a chief amid pressures from federal policy.
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Itewilde
S. C
North Carolina
Asheville
Legislature Debates Bills on Tuition Fees and Tax Reforms
Yesterday's assembly session engrossed multiple bills on tuition for nonresident pupils in training schools, college funding changes, and personal property tax adjustments. Notable items include proposed income tax exemptions, property tax shifts, and university and public welfare funding measures.
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Assembly
A. E. Smith
Finatre
Ermrairtee
Peice
Sehanl
Taniek
Caramittea
Finsane Comunires
Wisconsin Memorial Hospital
Iy Insurance
Hildine Aidmaan
Huty
Caldwell
Public Welfare
Sy Gamper
University Board Oh Regents
Dicg
Nf Insurance
Huber
Kowsski
Financs
Reverson
Yeasdale
State Board of Education
Bisinders
Sn Bae
Quek
Soversen
Tinker
Luteria
Czerwinski
Barner
Cosorrson
Flanson
C. FP. Hanson
Mrmnicinalit
New Congress to Put Kick in Beer Claims by Couzens
In Detroit, Couzens asserts a new congress will impose a beer kick, amid references to anti-ray and prophecies. The garbled text hints at political maneuvering, with unclear terms and incomplete fragments surrounding the claim and figures involved.
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Congress
Couzens
Kosher Confusion Sparks Meat Bill Signing
A fragmented report notes Saul signs a meat bill amid confusion labeled Kosher. The garbled text references Springfifel, dealers, and a phrase about Kosher killed, with unclear details on dates, places, or parties involved.
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Saul
Consumers urged to put in winter coal supply now
Consumers are urged to secure their winter coal supply promptly amid warnings of tightness. Officials emphasize steady delivery, pricing stability, and safeguarding essential energy for households during the upcoming cold season.
Michigan fire kills three babies left alone at home
A Detroit area fire claimed the lives of three infants left unattended at a Michigan home. Authorities say neighbors heard a blaze and attempts to rescue the children, but the fire quickly overwhelmed the residence. The incident prompts an ongoing investigation into the circumstances and possible neglect.
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Michigan
Milwaukee Man Named President Of State Lawyers
W A Hares of Milwaukee was elected president of the Wisconsin State Bar Association succeeding Wilthea Ashland Gilson Arkour Me Lond. Ashland Gilson Arkour Me Lond were named assistant secretary and twenty district vice presidents were appointed. The group reaffirmed belief in supreme law, pressed teaching of national and state constitutions in schools starting sixth grade, and ordered an inquiry into adapting English law for Wisconsin. The three day session closes with a banquet tonight in Appleton.
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Janesville
Wis
W. A. Hares
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Wilthea
Ashland
Gilson
Arkour
Consin State Bar Association
Thursda Appleton
Changes in School Transportation Act Planned by Solons
Madison Wis There will be a change in the school transportation law if the senate approves the bill in consolidated school districts children living beyond a mile may ride and the district must pay ten cents for one child per trip twenty cents for two children and thirty cents for three children in the same family The old law set ten cents per trip but failed to cover all transport costs The note ends with an unrelated religious remark about Mohammedan and Hindoo dietary views
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Madison
Wis
Thi Sion
Sena
Taw
Rail commission denies higher coarse grain rates request
Madison Wis The railroad commission said the Interstate Commerce Commission advised against a ten percent increase in coarse grain rates for western railroads The ruling found the petition would raise feed costs for Wisconsin consumers by about 1000 Sunny Hearie?
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Madison
Wis
Cammission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Npen
Wisconsin
Watch Presented to Speaker Dahl by Assemblymen
Madison Wis Speaker John J Tulii received a fine watch from Milwaukee Assemblyman Perrot as a token of esteem and fellowship. Tulii said he would prize it as a token of appreciation of a fine body of men in the Wisconsin assembly.
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Madison
Wis
John J. Tulii
Assembly
Perrot
Milwaukee
Wahl
Wisconsin Assembly
Fragmentary tale hints violent domestic scene and retribution
An unclear excerpt describes a woman reacting to her husband and a deer incident. She fears his escape and attempts to cut out a tongue that offended someone named Wha. The fragment hints at violent retribution and a tense domestic moment without full context.
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Mamma
Pape
Senate
Burke
State Affairs
Teasdale
Heck
Berber
Finance Committee
Johnson
Hy P
Highways Committee
Wisconsin National Guard
Kamke
Shite
Cite
Finsoner
Finsoner Parmittee
Emergenes
Torsdale
Detroit
Omar
Springfifeld
Ehilarso
Mercury
Gens Clothing
Solons
Hinde
Mary Minter
Los Angel
Cai
Mi Miles Minter
Stér
Miss After
Wherees
Sind
Dahl
Smart Plata
Hnedre
A. N. Hammes
Corner
Jackson Sis
Eveready
the Electric Supply CO
Pioneer Auto Accessory CO
Main St
Big St. Cloud St
Hebberd Drug Store
Fonrte
Schmohi
Hose and
St. James St
Linker Electrie CO
Fifth St
Fjelstad Electric CO
Caledonia St
Sletteland Hoknen
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