Miners See Groff AG Not Essential in Strike Talks
United Mine Workers sue in federal appeals court over Judge Andersons ban on paycheck dues. Indiana miners refuse to join a general strike, with 8,000 to 28,000 workers in Indiana and nearby states delaying questions of pay deductions. Officials stress unity and vow to pay dues directly, sparing the union from the checkoff system.
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Chicago
United Mine Workers of America
Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
Tne
A. B.anderson
Indianapolis
OSA
Wright
Ani
Walter Nesbit
Trenaner
Llingis
Wthex
Frank Farrington
Freeman Thompson
Springfield
Fareington
Whitt
Fudge Anderson
Tadianapolis
Thompgor
Beery
Tudinna
Priday
Foto Hessler Distri
Americ
Worns Toasan
de Tonia Sitike
Fasilliigs
Tharsthay
Federal Court
Munerion
German Marks Fall in Gotham and London Markets
In New York and London trading, German marks soften as investors digest risks. The chaotic mood across exchanges leads to cautious selling and earlier gains retreat amid uncertain Eurocurrency dynamics.
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Gotham
London
Easier Money Expected Here in the Gaming Year
Report notes easier money anticipated in the gaming year while rural agricultural districts face continued liquidity strain and slower credit access amid ongoing financial pressures.
Senate defeats sales tax plan offered by Smoot
Lenroot predicts bonus bill will go through by July 1. Smoot proposes a sales tax plan defeated in the Senate. Analysts cite political opposition and budget concerns as the key factors shaping the outcome. The vote signals a shift in tax policy prospects for the coming session.
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Senate
Smoot
Lenroot
Badger Secures One Of First Permits To Make Beer
In Kenosha Wisconsin a sick badger can begin beer production under one of the first permits issued after new rules. The decision allows medical beer production with prescriptions, pending approval of physician involvement and enforcement details. Internal debates focus on licensing, enforcement costs, and the impact on local business.
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Liington
D. G
Lorene
Wits
Altarneile Snr
Parrheuberdy Benatar
VeCariniek
Prodiog
Woanertian
Secalar Laurer
Aqmbilean
Wisconsin
Daly
Rene
Repmbiean Fonders
Tani Te Sriwat
Nd Corporation
Tiauynes
Tatts
Arissisie
Foxtiere Directore
Evens
One Wolf and Two Foxes Captured in Trempealeau Park
A Wednesday hunt by wardens Helmes and state conservation officers at Trempealeau Park rounded up one wolf and two foxes. A prior horseback tour had reported similar activity and a fox was killed during the raid.
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Trempealeau Park
Trempealstaut
Tubhafie State Park
Wedansdiy
Fae
Fem
Helmes
Hell
Chippewa Falls Fans Rally for Local Football Clash
Chippewa Falls supporters filled Normal Field and city streets as locals backed the Falls against Red and Black in a high stakes gridiron clash. Northern visitors reportedly arrived with a large betting purse, and wagers topped local betting circles throughout the day.
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Enu Ctsire
Chippewa Falls
Falls
Smll
Realty man’s refrigerator giver to a revever realty man
Suit started by stock brokers to recover on checks for large amounts concerns J. Birmingham and Mrs. Anna Sannes. Olaf Skaar appointed receiver for four parcels on Pine Street. Albert Wolfe represents Wagner & Co. Birmingham allegedly issued multiple checks totaling over 17,000 dollars. several were protested. Service and final foreclosure action pending.
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Olaf Skaar
Pine Street
Fourth
Birmingham
Albert ©. Wolfe
Anna Sannes
Ida
Main Street
Tat Cross Educators
Pita Party
Vali- Fon
Afise Sannes
Skuatr
Albert. Wolfe
Ws. W. Wampany
Stock Brokers and Son House of
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Circuit Court
Lies & Tuner
BL W. Wagner & Company
H. Stringer
Wagner Lee
Ceheck
Dubuque
Town
Wagner & Company
Damages Asked in Death on Southeastern Road Case
The court hears a wrongful death claim filed by Anna Amudson as administrator for Carrie Burke’s estate seeking $10,000 damages. The suit alleges Miss Burke was struck and killed on October 29, 1978, by an out engine headlight train operated by an incompetent brakeman and crew while walking along a Southeastern road near Verll-berten.
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Marist Barker
Coan Walfer By & la Cengsy
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Cirepit
Anna, Amudson
Tps
Miss Furkavha
Carrie Burke
Burke
Peterson Brothers Pay Small Fines In Police Court
In a police court session Gust and Tlumere Peterson faced fines for alleged intoxication. Gust Peterson was fined 10 dollars with 15 dollars costs, while Tlumere Peterson was fined 12 dollars with similar costs.
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Gust
Tlumere Peterson
Witt
Tints Court
de Feeterson
Tluynert Peterson
Hunting season claims first casualty at Kenosha
A fragmented report from Kenosha Wisconsin notes a hunting incident near Bristol, involving Avon Francis Stable. The text is garbled but indicates a fatal or serious injury with a gunshot near Lae town and Bristol, prompting inquiry and dig for details.
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Kenosha
Wis
Sually
Avon Francis Stable
Bertacosta Breaks 150 Mile Flight Speed Record
In Omaha on Thursday afternoon Bertacosta set a 150 mile flight speed record of 170 miles per hour, amid crashes and fatalities including a parachute jumper drowning. The event featured early speeds, a three-lap course around Omaha Leveland, and preparations for two more races.
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Nis
Ihornss
Morsu
Atytatty
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Fiend Hey
Cher Hiss
St Cheran
Baill
Lloyd Chem
Hema Ajorse
Cam
John Atee
Tate
Omshawy Levelind
Five Special Trains to Carry Ohioans to Chicago Game
Ohio State fans prepare to travel to Chicago for the university football game with a 100 piece band joining Buckeye rooters. Five special trains will transport supporters while many car parties depart by land Thursday.
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Chicago
Columbus
O'Threr
Premier Hara Murder Shocks Tokyo In 1921 News
United States and Japan report confirm the assassination of Premier Hara Takashi in Tokyo. The event disrupts preparations for the Washington Conference as Tokyo and Washington assess implications and the nation reels from the high profile political murder.
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UKSO
Associated Press
Hara
Tahe Aemimnent
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Aare
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Wii
Tom
Ulin
Tara
Washington
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