Russia backs capitalism recall amid Moscow unrest
May 30 dispatch says Nikolai Leaning reports that Russian premier declares communism bankrupt and urges recall of capitalism in Russia. Central committee officials urged to approve return of constitutional democrats to rebuild the state amid reports of strikes, shortages, and unrest in Petrograd and other ports.
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IGA
Associated Press
Moscow
Nikolai
Central Executive Committee
Russia
Atate
Memorial ritual honors war dead at Riverside and Copeland
War Mothers and Woman's Club hold Memorial rituals with wreaths placed at the memorial tree foot. Rev R H Clarke and Harry Robinson speak as hundreds sing America. service honors soldiers' supreme sacrifice. Addresses stress heroism, duty, and Christian democracy, urging repentence of Germany and lasting peace.
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WAR Mothers and Woman’s Club
R. H. Clarke
Harry Robinson
America
Aera
Rupert Nelson
Servites Star Legion
Ta Urosse Min's Club
Riversite
Copeland
Riverside Park
Metro Painter
Services Star Legion
Elks
Nelson
R. C. Wihielpler Sant
West Aronse
EL Church
Weather Teases Heat with Night Rain Showers
A weather forecast fragment suggests a hot day followed by rain showers at night. The text mentions possible thunderstorms and southeast area activity, with remnants of a warm, humid day and changing conditions as evening approaches.
Plane strikes auto during landing at Salxer Field
A Stickler plane hit a parked auto Sunday at Salxer Field near 4:30 PM. The plane sustained minor damage while the car was driven away with its occupant unharmed despite the impact.
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Stickler
Salxer Field
Mae
Berrian
Sirtele
Grave of Every Yank in France Decorated Today
Memorial exercises were held Monday in American cemeteries in France with wreaths placed on isolated graves. The French government worked to ensure no American hero was forgotten as ceremonies honored those who died in the war.
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Soreone
France
Amin
Paris
S. G. Pao Oae Marsinay i
Grand Army of the Republic
American Legion
Charles “A. Wachs
Marshal A. Woman's Relief Corp
McKinley Bellet Corps
Service Star “Legion
Ladies' Auxiliary
Song of Eterans
Charles Weigel
Norden Band
John Firmn Post
Plane Crash Kills Seven at Milwaukee Fairgrounds
A stunt plane crash at a Wisconsin state fair Sunday near Milwaukee killed seven and injured sixteen as a transfer attempt between an automobile and a plane went awry. Spectators rushed to help while bystanders moved wreckage. Amputations and serious injuries were feared as Adolph Heise, 27, suffered multiple injuries and possible fractures. Wilson, the daredevil aviator, bruised a leg, with the Evansion Aviation club chief pilot Speers involved. The incident occurred during a transfer attempt on the race track near the fairgrounds.
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Adolph Heise
Wilson
Gomand
Goles
Dare Devil
Adj Wilson
Loonies Fishrow
Yallas
Spiers
Evansion Aviation Club
Roth
Spec
Speers
Lilo
Tomi
Britain Asks Meeting of Council Now
Paris dispatch reports Britain pressing for an immediate session of the allied supreme council in reply to Premier Briand. Britain accepts France’s call for a special commission of experts to study the Silesian question but insists the council not delay its session until experts report.
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Paris
Associated Press
Great Triain
Tremier Briand
Allied Supreme Council
Great Britain
Parker to Fight Lacrosse Arrest in Shot Mystery
Parker faces arrest on a La Crosse warrant linked to a bedroom shooting that killed Ben McKenzie. District Attorney Weid and officials warned Parker in Lansing, he invoked counsel and refused to answer questions. Bail and governor action possible. no new developments reported at Central Station.
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Grasse
John Dirk Langing
Ben Mckensie
la Crosse
Doo aTo- Grath
Maws
Polite Webber
Parker
Lansing
Govenor
Reid
Central Station
Army Airplane Wrecked in Storm Near Capital City
Seven killed when a Curtiss Eagle ambulance plane caught in a violent electrical storm and crashed near Morgantown Maryland, forty miles south of Washington. Victims include Lieut Col Archie Miller Maurice Connolly A G Batchelder pilot Second Lieut Ames McDermott Pennerwell and Sergeant Richard Blumenkranz.
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Capital City
Ashington
D. C
Wrorst
United States
Morgantown
Washington
Army Air Service
Archie Miller
Serven Ee
General Staff College
Washington, D. C
Army
Mineola
Maurice Connolly
Congress
Iowa
Curtiss Airlane Company
A. G. Batchelder
American Automobile Association
Motor
Stanley M. Ames
Bolling Seid
Cleveland W. McDermott
Langley Field
Virginia
John M. Pennerwell
Richard Blumenkranz
Start Of Auto Speed Classic Draws 23 Drivers From Four Nations
Indianapolis crowd nears 100000 as 23 drivers from four nations pace to the pole for the ninth 100 mile speedway classic with nearly 100000 in prizes. Ralph Te Palma leads the field with Rosco Sardis and Lot Boyer beside him as Barney Oldfield sparks a flying start in the opening heat. Prizes total about 20 000 with places from first to tenth and special awards for first across the initial laps.
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Ndianapolis
Ind
Shutte Raing
Indie Jessons
Ralph Te Palma
Rosco
Sardies
Lot Boyer
Lum
Aireast
Inf
Calama
South Tien
Barney Oldfield
Tormey
G. Binsabaush
New York
Tom Yay
Chienzo Stertnr
Seven Year Old Boy Rescued From Drowning After Boat Upset
In a channel between Feast Shore and Isle la Flame a skiff toppled and seven year old Robert Engebretsen sank twice. Wilbert Moers, son of Mr and Mrs William Moers, raced to the scene diving into the water and rescuing the boy on the first ascent and again after the second submersion. The father bore the first rescuer to shore and the boy was saved. Also in St Cloud France William T Tilden defeated W C Crawley of England to win the world hard court tennis championship singles title by a score of 4-6 6-3 6-4 7-3.
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Isle la Flame
Robert
Engetretsen
Wilbert Moers
William Moers
Engebretsen
Ar Ho
Wilbert Moeys
Wilbert
Tagebretsea
Sen
Erant Shore
Wilbert Moeres
Tilden
St. Cloud
France
Associated Press
Wiliam T. Tilden
Philadelphia
W. C. Crawley
England
Memorial Day parade honors local WWI heroes in La Crosse
A city procession led by veterans from three wars marched to Oak Grove and the Catholic cemeteries to honor fallen soldiers. Corpral Elmer Schroeder and Corpral Selmer Simonson returned from France for funeral services with full military honors. The ceremony at Oak Grove featured speakers J.J. Schweitzer and others, with the event described as the largest and most impressive Memorial March in La Crosse.
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Olé Glory
Oak Grove
American Legion
Servier Star Legion
Gorporal
Elmer Schroeder
Francs Uo
Sulzer Memorial Church
Reva T
S2ui
Corp
Simonson
Sélmar J. Simonson
France
Church
Division
H. G. Maglesson
Battery D
20Th Fla
G. A. TR
Relief Corps
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Rer
Whiel
Spirib
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Kla
Odie
Copeland Park
Clarke
Service 5 Legion
Lingoln
Grant's
Toain
Mount Vernon
Germany
Eater Press
Osroms
Wisconsin
Puebla
Milwaukee
Flyer
Maui
State Fair Park
Sori
Britain
Lacrosse
Indianapolis
de. Palma
Hody
LOGAL
Selmer Simonson
M Company
St. Joseph’s School
St. Mary's School
St. James School
J. Jolin's School
Bohemian School
Polls School
Trinity School
Tis
Cowle
H Schweizer
Mr. Ie
Mrr. Schweizer
Oak Grove Cemetery
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