Women chained in shack rescued by police in Mana area
Neighbors heard screams near a shack as police freed five women chained by Gus Grimes in Upee and Ben sona area. Grimes, captured, had bound the women with padlocks and chains, threatening others as officers investigated.
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Gellar
Mana
Neh
Gus Grimes
Menine
Upee
Sai
Tother
Bensona
James Jenkins
Gereate McMahan
Sanicday
Bevel
Banda
Mutiny Against Manchurian Chief Reported Gaining
Mutiny acts reported spreading in Manchuria with factions forming in support of Gen. Yorent in central Peking. The unrest touches railway and maritime posts, signaling a growing challenge to the regional authority amid shifting loyalties.
Ulster Leaves Border to Free Staters Amid Fighting
Heavy fighting reported along the Donegal border as Ulster forces withdraw from key towns and water routes. British officials halt troop evacuations from Dublin while lull, confusion, and evacuations unfold across Tyrone and Fermanagh. Street fighting and armored car actions described. casualties unconfirmed.
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Donegal
Mathilde McCormick Changes Plans At Saily WOWT
Mathilde McCormick alters plans as authorities prepare for her return. Reports indicate her father Harold McCormick, president of an international company, discussed events at a railway station. Investigators seek a clearer account of the circumstances surrounding the incident.
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Mathilde M’cormick
Tuco AG
Miles Mathilde
Tom Day
Alendiy
McCerimick
Vhes Ieternational
Elia Testeerpuy
Cobb Benched After Umpire Incident at Game
Reported confusion surrounds Ty Cobb benching following an onfield incident in which he stepped on an umpire's toes. Other players including Clark and Heilmann faced suspensions, with details debated as the game days unfolded and authorities reviewed penalties.
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TY Cobb
Sidney Bristow Improves At Local Hospital Today
Sidney Bristow is improving at St. Francois Hospital after a Sunday automobile collision near St Joseph’s. Doctors report internal injuries and abdominal trauma with the hoste noted, while a companion named William Thederson is described as slightly injured.
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Sidney Bristow
St. Josephs Milge
Physiccans
Ima
St. Franois Hospital
Preistow
Wiliam Thederson
Pobre
Morris
Phine
Morgan Sues to Halt Illinois Water Diversion
Wisconsin Attorney General William J. Morgan seeks a court order to stop Illinois from diverting Lake Michigan waters into the Chicago drainage canal. He argues the diversion lowers the lake level, harms Wisconsin ports and harbor dredging costs, and reduces navigation on the Chicago River with economic losses running into millions.
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Morgan
Illinois
W Sellington
DB. C
Tio Nila
Lake Michigan
William .J. Morgan
Attorner General
Wisconsin
Chicago
Atéra
Lacknert
Intra Ag
Raital
Chica- Wi
Ardifion
Thousands Pay Tribute to Lincoln Emancipator at Memorial Dedication
A vast Washington crowd gathered for the Lincoln Memorial dedication with Taft and Harding among speakers. Veterans from both Union and Confederate sides attended, honoring Lincoln’s memory as officials praised his legacy amid a grand ceremonial setting at the memorial’s marble façade.
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Grand Army of the
Repub Nc
Lincoln
Confedernex
Tincoln's Seat
Miitary
Raleigh
Washington Navy*yard
Taft
Harding
Rostrim
Washington
Georgia
White House
Germany Accepts Reparations Terms With Aid Hope
Paris report says Germany agrees to the reparations commission demands conditional on foreign loan aid. Government pledges to hold paper circulation to March 31 levels and meet partial moratorium terms, with minor immaterial objections about translation and conditionality.
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Paris
Associated Press
Kiwanis Luncheon Honors Sparta G A R Guests
Sparta G A R Post members were honored guests at a Kiwanis luncheon at Hotel Sidney. Editor J B Jones of Kilbourn spoke on Old Fashioned Patriotism. Esther Roberts presided as Advance Club president with toasts by Helen Batty and Mrs Paul Schaller.
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Wolds
Esther Roberts
Sparta
Kiwanis
Sidney
Grand Army Post
J. BE. Jones
Kilbourn
Jones
William H. Blyton
Joseph BE. Rankin
W. W. Hubberd
John W. Lynn
Kiwanis Clab
Hotel Briggeon
Helen Batty
Paul Schal Jer
Carel Tyres
Bather Roberts
Let- Mise Gertrude Berg
Edith Henderson
Paul Schaller
Blanche Irene Fox
Carol Turek
Court House Lawn
Reid Murray
Wisconsin Livestock Breeders’ Association
Monroe County
Cream Jery
Equity Association
Produce Exchange
Bicycle Racers Leave Milwaukee For Chicago Race
One hundred seventeen amateur riders from across the country started in Milwaukee at 5 o'clock for the 100 mile century amateur handicap road race ending in Chicago. The annual event is run under the auspices of the Associated Cycle Dealers of Chicago.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Chicago
Associated Cycle Dealers of
Mrs Anna Oliver Fined in Prairie du Chien Court
Mrs Anna Oliver wife of Charles Fred Oliver of La Crosse drew a statutory charge in circuit court here and was fined 150 dollars by Judge Smalley. In Grant County court Hastings was fined 100 dollars for a separate charge. The case referred to the man in the case.
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Anna Oliver
Prairie DU Chien
Smalley
Sherugn Hastings
Werden
Victory
Grant County
Oliver
Charles Fred Oliver
la Crosse
Day of Memorial Services Held at Oak Grove Cemetery
Keep Day Sacred observances marked by civic groups in La Crosse with memorial rites at Catholic and Oak Grove Cemeteries and dedication of La Crosse County Memorial Road. Students and veterans visited sites to honor soldiers who died in service.
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Memorial Road
Memorial Day Observance Held Despite Rain Forecast
Memorial Day activities proceeded with a rain contingency in the Rainbow Garden pavilion as Mrs. EBC presided over a program by the Bit Cra Community Convict. Three hundred school children decorated graves at Oak Grove cemetery, while Battery D fired a salute at both Oak Grove and Catholic cemeteries, and the parade split into two sections marching past the cemeteries and schools accompanied by local bands and veterans groups.
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Ebc. Thory
ToOak Grove
Kerman A. Runp
Marshal Nommah
120Th FF
120Th Ay
Leith
Amerony
Ferman Tauberan
Myentionel
Section
Charies 7
Weigel Mar Shel
la Crosse
Cnncert
American Levinn
St. Joseph's
St. Mary's
Fames
St. John's Schol
Nehemian School
Trinity School
St. Michael's
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Free State
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St Rahane
Lifford
Midnighe
Central
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Fareor
Tabiy Loxbon
Winston Churehill
Lois
Mee Vanacer
Cobb
Henin
Tyseman Clark
Bare Jolie
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Aire Ag
Cobh
Clark
Washlington
Daniel Chester French
Lincoln Memorial
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Gettyburg
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Union
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North Draneh
Jefferson Schoals
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Tas
Granville Smith
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Ogeph Larson
Leif Ericson
Memphis
Soad
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Crertet
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Oak Grove
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