Tax near beer to stop flood of real beer
Washington AP Prohibition enforcement officials seek new taxes to curb the flood of high powered beer. Lincoln C. Andrews urges a one cent per gallon tax on near beer beverages to allow government inspection of distilleries and reduce incentives to increase alcohol content.
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Oldfield
Arkansas
Chicago
Pennsylvania
New York State
St. Louis
Garner
Texas
Washington
Hawley
Oregon
Defense moves to halt Klan trial in Oberholtzer case
In Noblesville Indiana Judge Will Sparks overruled a defense bid to set aside evidence and discharge the jury in the murder trial of D GC Stephenson Karl Klenck and Earl Gentry tied to Madge Oberholtzer s death The defense argued prejudicial remarks by the court during witness Levi Thomas examination marking a second attempt to halt the trial
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Noblesville
Ind
A. P
D. GC Stephenson
Karl Klenck
Earl Gentry
Madge Oberholtzer
Will Sparks
Hamilton County
Express Crash Kills Six at Ga Bus Crossing
In Nahunta Georgia a passenger train the Atlantic Coast Line fast New York to Florida No 81 collided with a loaded school bus at a grade crossing. Six people died and about twenty four children were injured in the crash.
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Atlantic Coast Line
New York
Florida
Body of Radio Man Identified From S-51 Sunk Off Newport
Divers recovered the sunken submarine S-51 body of Henry Lee Crawford radio man from Ardmore Oklahoma. Identification came from fingerprints a monogrammed ring and an initiated belt buckle. The body was to be shipped to Ardmore.
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Newport
R. I
A. P
Henry Lee Crawford
Ardmore
Oklo
Club House Burns at Michiwaukee Country Club
Fire of undetermined origin destroyed the Michiwaukee Country Club house in Milwaukee Wisconsin. The frame and stone building had no water supply to fight the blaze. Loss is estimated at 50000 dollars and several cups won in tournament play were lost.
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Milwauteeer
Wis
Michiwaukee
Pick of the Day Radio Programs and Schedule
Local radio listings detail multiple stations airing opera, concerts, theater and musical programs in Central and Eastern Time. Highlights include WEAF airing grand opera La Gioconda rebroadcasts and various stations offering dinner music and orchestral concerts through late evening.
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WWJI
KDKA
WEAR
WTIC
WJAR
WRNY
Orchestra Pro
KCL
WCAU
WEAF
WEEL
WOO
WTAG
WCAE
CAE
WFAA
WGN
KFNF
WLW
WHO
Wcoco
WOAW
KSD
WRBAP
WDAF
WKRC
Maine Educator Named Sixth President of Michigan U
Dr. Clarence Cook Little, former head of the University of Maine, inaugurated as the sixth president of the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor. He urged avoiding social problems in the campus atmosphere while strongly supporting intercollegiate athletics and warned against excesses in student life. He is 37, the youngest to hold the post.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
A. P
Clarence Cook Little
University of Maine
University of Michigan
Little
Pickett
Hercules
Dr. Little
Police Sergeant Shot by Durkin Dies in Chicago
Chicago dispatch reports Sergeant Harry Gray died early today after being shot by Martin J. Durkin the fugitive gunman who eluded a police trap last Wednesday night. The slayings include Edward Shanahan and Lloyd Austin, uncle of Durkin's sweetheart Betty Werner, with Gray's death intensifying the manhunt.
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Chicago
A. P
Martin J. Durkin
Dapper Automobile Uie
Harry Gray
Edward Shanahan
Lloyd Austin
Durkin
Betty Werner
Gray
Tremendous Purchase Sale Announced in La Crosse
An advertisement promotes Jer ome's upcoming sale starting at 9 o'clock featuring ladies' coats and dresses said to be the best bargains in La Crosse history. The notice urges preparations to attend and purchase.
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Jerome
la Crosse
Sousa Touted as Potential Father of Jazz by 1900s Dance Tune
Lieut. Com. John Philip Sousa, on a long tour, revived his early jazz influenced "The Gliding Girl" as an encore. Report notes the piece shocked dancers decades ago before reappearing exactly as written, prompting discussion that Sousa may have helped birth jazz. He and his band perform at the La Crosse theatre on November 11 in matinee and evening shows.
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Sousa
John Philip Sousa
la Crosse Theatre
Community club and society meetings Tuesday at local venues
Calendar lists 20th Century club at YWCA 2 20. Women’s Christian Temperance Union at First Methodist parlors 7 30. Business and Industrial Girls' club committee at YWCA 7 30. Dorcas Society at Our Savior’s Lutheran church parlor 7 30. M C Casberg Auxiliary No 2 merits at courthouse. Joan eef Arc club at Lerete. Omitted readable text follows.
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Women's Christian Temperance Union
First Methodist Church
Business and Industrial Girls
Dorcas Society of Our Savior's Lutheran Church
M. C. Casberg
Court House
Joan Eef Arc
Lerete
Boots and Her Buddies Debuts in La Crosse Tribune
Edgar Martin draws the popular comic strip Boots and Her Buddies featuring Boots a college girl, her friend Cora and Jimmy captain of the football team. The strip mirrors a collegiate atmosphere and debuts in the La Crosse Tribune on Wednesday November 4 with lively humor.
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Edgar Martin
Boots
Cora
Jimmy
Martin
la Crosse Tribune
Dr. Fred Pilcher of Sparta Dies in St Louis Car Crash
Dr. Fred E. Pilcher formerly of Sparta dies in East St Louis when his auto skids into a street car. His daughter Marie McElwee 25 also dies from fractured skulls while a 20 month old baby survives uninjured. Surviving family includes wife son Neil and a prior wife Carrie Fails.
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Sparta
Wis
Fred E. Pilcher
Marie
St. Louis
Pilcher
East St. Louis
Marie McElwee
Lynn Jones
Washington University At
Fred Jones
Frances Persons
L. Crawford
Avery Sutherland
Carrie Fails
Roscoe Cheney
Neil Pilcher
Grange Returns to Champaign Amid Huge Welcoming Crowd
Red Grange arrives in Champaign on a special Illinois football train after the 24 to 2 victory over Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. About 450 students and the university band joined 10 000 locals to greet him with a two mile shoulder ride and eager cheers. Grange honors the team and pledges to beat Chicago next Saturday.
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Champaign
Ill
A. P
Red
Grange
Philadelphia
University of Illinois
University of Pennsylvania
Chicago
Coolidge to Lunch With U S Farmers at Chicago Meet
President Coolidge will lunch with presidents of the forty four state Farm Bureau Federations and voting delegates at the seventh annual American Farm Bureau Federation meeting in Chicago on December 7. O L Bradfute leads invitations and plans also include a separate luncheon for Mrs Coolidge. The convention opens at the Sherman hotel with 2 600 seats in the main hall and 1 000 chairs in adjoining lobbies. Delegates should reserve seats via state Farm Bureau HQs.
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Chicago
A. P
Coolidge
American Agricultural
State Farm Bureau
American Farm Bureau Federation
O. L. Bradfute
Federation
The
Serman Hotel
Three Kenosha Boys Die After Daring on Thin Ice
In Lincoln Park lagoon at recess, Vernon Butcher aged 12 Leo Dorff 11 and Harry Kaplan 11% slid onto crackling ice and drowned. A nearby worker failed to save them as police and Palmoters recovered the bodies within half an hour. Miss Maude Shelton, Lincoln school principal, had warned against playing on the ice.
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Kenosha
Wis
A. P
Vernon Butcher
Leo Dorff
Harry Kaplan
Lincoln School
Lincoln Park
Maude Shelton
Obituary for Mrs Anna M Hanifl of La Crosse
Mrs Anna M Hanifl aged 187 years died Sunday at 2 30 p m at home 1310 South Eleventh street of old age. Born in Hungary September 12 1838 she came to America in 1881 and lived in La Crosse since. Survived by four sons Louis Joseph Alex and Frank Haniff all of La Crosse. Funeral Tuesday at the residence of son 1310 South Eleventh street at 845 then Holy Trinity church at 9 Rev Joseph Reisterer officiating. Interment Catholic cemetery.
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South Eleventh Street
Hanifl
Hungary
Austria
America
la Crosse
Gregory Hanifl
Louis
Joseph
Alex
Frank Haniff
Joseph Haniff
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
Joseph Reisterer
Child Stewart Rites Held in Oak Grove Cemetery
Robert Deuaine Stewart of Lynxville Wisconsin born May 26 1922 died October 28 1925 aged three years five months funeral held at Dahl funeral home interment in Oak Grove cemetery according to local records.
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Robert Deuaine Stewart
Jess Stewart
Lynxville
Wis
Dahl
Oak Grove Cemetery
Liberty bonds market closes with varied U.S. government notes
In New York Liberty bonds and government securities finish trading with Liberty peers showing mixed prices. Liberty 4s settle near 102.30 while 4s trade around 100.18 to 100.28 and fourth 4s at 102.4 with the 106.22.
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Liberty Bonds
NEW York
Liberties
Liberty Peers
U.S. Governist
U.S. Sovern
Stock rally widens as Chrysler Leads gains on Monday
Stock prices rise with Chrysler up five points to a new high of 245 as Hudson Studebaker and Jordan follow. Standard and other industrials advance led by Baldwin American Car and Foundry as market optimism and easy money policy spur broad buying. ex dividend Pennsylvania tops at 50 1/2% with several rail and motor shares climbing and mixed profit taking later trimming gains.
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U. S. Ind
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Tikinote Central
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G. Int
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Krensens
Nickel
Kelly-Springfield
Kennecott
Wevys Lehigh Valley
Louisville and Nash Mack Truck
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Tex
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Nate Eie
Mery Ward
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Norfolk and Western War
Northern Pacific
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Atm
Pet
Cheleedeccuann
Phila
Adg. C
Seertscee
Essech
Balandincy Ediciones
Radio Corp
Cenenae
Rep
Steel
Reynolds
St. L
San Fran
Seaboard Air Line
Sears Roebuck Sinclair Con
Southern Pacific
Oooen
Standard Oil
N. J
Stewart Warner
Stu
Eueer
Texas and Pacific Tobacco Products
Union Pacific
Vanderbilt Gerry wedding abroad shocks Washington society
Special correspondent Jean Jarvis reports the Rhode Island senator Peter Gerry and Edith Vanderbilt wed abroad last week. The article details the couple’s Washington home reinvention on R Street, the wedding plans of other society figures, and the First Lady hosting guests including Congregationalist ministers and Boston socialites.
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the Tribune
Consolidated Press Asociation
Washington
Vanderbilt-Gerry
Rhode Island
Peter Goelet Gerry
Edith Stuyvesant Dresser-Vanderbilt
George W. Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt
R Street
N. W
A. Mitchell Palmer
Wilson
Congress
Paris
Worth
White House
Coolidge
Wendell Endicott
W. H. Spence
Boston
Salem
Mass
Chicago Grain Market Faces Lift From Frost and Drier Outlook
Frost in Argentina and higher London prices lift Chicago wheat futures. USDA-like shifts show US visible supply down and Canada weather grim. December and May wheat advance to around 1.48 and 1.44 dollars with corn and oats also higher. cash grain ranges listed for Chicago including red wheat at 1.67 and barley 7. Bellies and hogs noted with pork products weaker.
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Ill
A. P
Argentina
Liverpool
Great Britain
Australia
India
Canada
United States
Chicago
Chicago Produce Prices and Receipts Report
Illinois market notes show butter lower with 9 879 receipts, creamery items 46 50c ranges, eggs steady with 3 455 cases, firsts 45 to 60c, white wood cases 55 to 60c, cheese unchanged, poultry receipts five cars with prices for fowls 15 to 20c, sprags 20c, turkeys 30c, ducks 21c, geese 17c.
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Chicago
Ill
Madison Potatoes Market Report Shows Slight Price Rise
The Wallaca Haulings model market notes steady to slightly higher prices for round whites No 1 in Madison Wisconsin with poor demand. Car lots delivered No 1 round whites at 3 to 3 25 dollars and warehouse cash to growers at 3 80 to 3 93 in other Wisconsin points.
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Madison
WY Ie
United States Bureau of Markets
Wallaca
Wisconsin
Chicago. i pom United Scape. De Pelpte 46,000
Fragments describe an item tied to Chicago and United Scape with a sum of 46,000 cited. Details are unclear but indicate a financial figure and local context.
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Chicago
Pom United Scape
de Pelpte
Aaly
SP Sewert S Paaieigs
Livestock Market Woes and Mixed Cattle Trends Report
Livestock prices show wide ranges with hogs and pigs dominating trading notes. Slaughter pigs range from 11.20 to 12.00, bulk weights for sows and heavy hogs listed, while cattle receipts total 30 000 with fat steers steady to weak and killing quality plain. Sheep receipts 28 000 feature fat lambs 15.00 to 15.25 and native lambs 7.00 to 7.75. overall market mixed with undercurrents of softness in some grades.
Chicago potato market eases with steady ship shipments
Potatoes trading slowly with overall market near steady. United States shipments reach 1,157 carloads as Wisconsin and Minnesota round whites sell for 4.00 to 4.25 dollars a sack, frozen at 3.85, Michigan and no bulk round whites quoted around 4.00.
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Ill
A. P
United States
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Michigan
Market Report From Milwaukee Prices Here for Produce
ILWAUKEE PRODUCE MILWAUKEE Wis. Butter strong firm extra 50c standard 48c Eggs 50 to 52c Poultry weak fowls 20c springers 20c Potatoes firm 3 25 to 3 50 per cwt Onions steady 2 00 to 2 25 Cabbage higher 14 00 to 16 00 per 100 lb.
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Ilwaukee
Milwaukee
Wis
A. P
Standard
Flour and Bran Prices At Minneapolis Trade Desk
In Minneapolis Minnesota flour prices show a drop to the lower barrel range with 8 pound cotton sacks quoted between 8.55 and 8.19. Shipments total 48,255 barrels while bran prices range from 24.50 to 26.00 per barrel.
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Inneapolis
Minn
Flax Prices in Minneapolis Market
In Minneapolis Minnesota the flax market reports PJ Flax No. 1 trading at 2.55 to 2.60 dollars per unit. The note records price range and market context for today.
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Minneapolis
Minn
A. PJ
British electors choose 5000 municipal councillors in England and Wales
British electors in 400 boroughs vote to elect about 5000 municipal councillors who will handle local affairs and rates. Last year England and Wales raised about 142 million pounds in local taxes, with London elections dominated by debates over socialism.
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London
A. P
England
Wales
Football Player Dies After Weekend Game
Massillon Ohio reports 19 year old football player Gar Harrig died from a broken neck sustained during a Navarre game. He was tackled while carrying the ball on a nine punt play.
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Massilon
Ohio
B& Gar Harrig
Navarre
Hes Fullbeak
Card of Thanks for Floral Gifts after Mother's Death
We thank relatives and friends for the beautiful floral offerings sent during our late bereavement for our dear mother. Special thanks to Bran Robert Ole Lena Verlo Rae Reiner Mr and Mrs Allman Mr and Mrs Alex Verlo for their kindness.
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Robert
Ole
Lena Verlo
Rae Reiner
F Allman
Alex Verlo
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