Wilhelm's Marriage Signals Bavarian Coup Rumors
The Doorn wedding of ex-emperor Wilhelm II and Princess Hermine of Reuss stirs Bavarian monarchical intrigue. Rupprecht denies involvement. Munich's socialist press warns of November 5 and 11 Verlags as potential flashpoints. Princess Coralie clashes with plans as pursuit of a royal restoration looms amid wild coverage.
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Fragmented Monologue on Global Power Shifts and Fascist Movements
An incoherent, pluralistic text fragment discusses democratic upheavals in Luckey, the fate of religious leadership, and shifts in global power. It references Mussolini era politics, fascist uprisings, debated Italian and German affairs, and parallel concerns about democracy, war, and revolutionary movements affecting Europe and the Middle East.
Ohio Storm Center As Campaign Finishes Down The Stretch
Army air service officials say a nonstop flight across the continent by Lieutenants Kelly and MacKeady could occur soon after their latest attempt ended with cooling system failure and stormy weather over the Rockies. The pair reported near death in high winds while crossing the mountains and described a water leak and radiator issues that forced a forced landing at Dayton. They planned to retry from California to New York if authorized by the War department.
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Brisk Senatorial Scrape Across West and Midwest
Missive reports brisk senatorial campaigns across Ohio Indiana Iowa Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota Missouri North Dakota Nebraska and Texas. Prohibition and a soldiers bonus referendum feature. notable women candidates emerge in Cleveland and Minnesota while Beveridge Balstapy and Herring battle in tense races.
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Sultan and Cabinet Refuse Orders to Retire
Nationalist Angora pressure fails to force resignations as Sultanate officials back leadership after the national assembly's move. Tewfik Ber and Sata Bey resign from finance and public inspection posts, while Rifant Rey defies Angora and calls for a freely elected new assembly.
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Road Update Warns of Poor Dirt Road Conditions
A fragmented road bulletin reports north to Galesville dirt roads rough and impassable in many spots with detours via North West Sa Jom road. South to Viroqua remains very bad, improving today. East to Minnesota routes under construction, careful driving urged on clay or dirt surfaces.
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City Band Meeting and Practice Monday Evening
The Da Crosse City Band will hold its regular monthly business meeting and rehearsal at the Chamber of Commerce building on Monday evening. All members are urged to attend.
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Mystery surrounds death of La Crescent man Lilly near Stockton
George Luly a La Crescent insurance man, formerly Madison university censor, traveled with a Madison party to a Wisconsin Minnesota football game. His body was found on the Northwestern line near Utica, Minnesota after a trip that included a car breakdown. Coroner McLaughlin seeks to determine whether he was alive when struck, with $43 found on the body.
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Community Council Hosts Regular Meeting Listen to L A Gordon
The La Crosse County Community Council held its monthly luncheon meeting at the Chamber of Commerce hall. A large attendance heard Twineford Gordon discuss the State Department’s scope and purchase while Prof Leeder led a community singing program.
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Express pup returns after 592 mile journey home
A nine month old collie named Shep was shipped by express from Owen Wisconsin to St Louis and then to Man John Welty of Owen. The dog traveled 502 miles to reach Wisconsin. George Schaub arranged the outbound shipment and reported Shep arrived safely days later. The owner cited dog’s home instinct and landmarks were not observed during the long transit.
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Wisconsin campaign speech highlights party tensions
In a Blaine Bentley rally in La Crosse Wisconsin the mayor laments Republican factionalism while Democrats urge constructive critique of officeholders. Speakers push for reduced state expenses, value for dollars, and a referendum on prohibition as Blaine faces cross‑party scrutiny and questions about the governor’s stance.
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Drumright Oil Field Tornado Toll Incomplete
A tornado near Drumright's oil fields killed at least four and left many missing, with fourteen year old and ten year old Jennings children among the dead. Rescue teams evacuated injured workers as wrecked oil leases and pumping gear spread across Roxana Probe Pure Crypsy areas amid heavy rain. Colorado sightings reported two dead and several missing after tornados and storms across the Rocky Mountain states, with extensive property damage and telegraph outages.
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