Constantine King in Exile Plot Returns to Greek Throne
Fragmented account outlines Constantine aiming to reclaim title after Venizelos defeat. Mentions exile in Switzerland, alleged plots against Venizelos, and a possible return with involvement of his son. Describes lodgings in Swiss hotels and court intrigue surrounding the Greek royal family.
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Venizelos
Corglantine Seums
Utoye
Ping
Constantine Furens
Constantine
Ishitain
Sppose
Costaiene
Eco
Rdupat
Unprovoked Irish Riots Tied to British Rams, Witness Says
Washington reports quote a witness describing unprovoked disturbances in Balbriggan Ireland where attacks on homes and shops injured residents and a police officer was killed. The inquiry seeks those responsible as military investigators identify suspects amid the amid riots.
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Washington
Munday Joan Derbacht
Balbriggan
Ireland
Esmmittas
Dorhaw
Howe
Derham
Preachers Granted Million Dollar Church Property Sale
The Protestant Episcopal cure’s property sale raised one million dollars in the past year, with ministers receiving an average of 250 each. Pfau ll Sayre, secretary of the church pension fund, gave the estimate on Friday.
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New York
Trotestiar Episcopal
Pfaull Sayre
Charch Pension Fund
Art Directors Meet Saturday Session Notice
The board of directors of the Art association will hold a meeting Saturday afternoon between four and five o'clock at the offices of the Chamber of Commerce. Announcement by Prof. D. C. Coare, president.
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Art Associaion
Chamber of Comperce
Wween
D. C. Coare
Preadent
Appeal For Blood To Save Veteran's Life
Service men who donated blood for the country were urged today to offer blood to save the life of William Cichowski, a sapper in need after ulcers and surgery. He lies near death at Lutheran Hospital without a pint of blood, doctors say. The case was referred to the American Legion post, and Adjutant R. F. H. Schultz urged volunteers. Three to four have offered but their blood was not a match. more donors are sought to share small amounts. Notify Lutheran Hospital or Adjutant Schultz at once.
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William Cichowski
Lutheran Hospital
American Legion Post
Tere
R. F. H. Schultz
Uged
Cichowski
Schul
Ten Arrests Grow From Mail Car Robbery Case
Ten people including two white men T A Daly and H A Read and eight Black suspects are under arrest after a staged mail car robbery in the local railroad yards. A confession by Reed led to recovered money believed diverted from the Daly residence chicken-house. Orville Phillips surrendered and confessed to participating, claiming Merl Phillips had nothing to do with the actual robbery. Authorities say the investigation is complete except for one mail sack not yet recovered and hearings are set before United States Commissioner Were Byers.
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T A. Daly
HA. Read
Daly Home
Reed
Jong Bet
Heed
Algb
Pred Poffenvarxer
Federal
Formate Waie Jed
Elyedera
United States
Byers
Contesven
Orville Phillips
Marr Phillips
Surren- Hera
Covernmount
Orville
Merl
Orville Pheips
Fac
Peret A. Poffenberges
Fred E. Pottenberger
Wisconsin Man Killed in Auto Crash Near Suring
Frank Stackpole aged 48 of Suring was killed when an automobile he rode in crashed after the steering wheel broke while the car veered. His wife was injured in the collision, which occurred Thursday afternoon near here.
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Wisconsin
AUTO
Duck Crede
Frank Stack-pole
Suring
Pras
Mother of ex king assumes office as regent of Greece
Athens reports Queen Mother Olga has assumed the regent role pending Constantine's return. The new regent urged order and national peace, while Premier Venizelos supporters claim the plebiscite to decide Greece's ruler will be held next week. Political prisoners released as the city settles.
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Cigu
Sars
Athens
London ‘Times
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Rijallis
Venizelos
Che
Tulidy
Qidtet
Associated Press
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Kho
Cony Frantine
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Rome
Prince
Andress
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Feradios
England
Netiny
Sonoris
Cox Denies Role in Girls Deaths on Steamer Voyage
Michael Cox, sought by Chicago police in the deaths of Maron Ramey and Lillian Thompson, was arrested in Sault Ste Marie as the steamer Loomis docked. He told police he did not belong to the cabaret party linked to the deaths, claiming he met Ramey and Thompson on Saturday and escorted them home before leaving as the others met them at their residence.
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Chicago
Michael Cox
James McCarthy
Maron Ramey
Lillian Thompson
Ad Presses
DR. Loomis
Sault Ste Marie
T ‘Cox
Miss Ramey
Miss Thompson
North Dakota paper goes into receivership
The Northwest Square Deal, a nonpartisan league daily newspaper based in Aberdegn, went into the hands of a receiver on Wednesday after stockholders filed a petition in circuit courts. They report farmers have contributed 351,385.32 in cash and notes since January, plus a $6,900 mortgage on the real estate and a looming $1,500 monthly indebtedness. The mortgaged plant is listed as the sale asset of the firm.
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Aberdegn
Northwest Square Deal
Nonpartisan League
Wivorsday
Labor Committee Set to Receive Yeomen Hall Funds Saturday
The joint Building Trades council and Labor council will meet at the Trades and Labor hall from 2 to 6 pm on Saturday to receive subscriptions for the Yeomen hall fund. Unions report ongoing member contributions as the committee aims to complete the land by the year’s end.
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Labor Committee
Yeomen Hall
Prades
Labor Coubecil
Swal
Farm hand given life for killing Brinkman Ridge man
A Carmhand who pleaded guilty to the charge of killing Nicholas Beisen, a Brinkman Ridge man, received a life sentence. He was said to have had an intimate relationship with Beisen’s widow, allegedly influencing the crime.
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Brinkman Ridge
Carmhand
Nicholas Biesen
Beier
End of Case Ends With Guilty Plea in Beier Murder
Beier pleaded guilty to first degree murder in circuit court for killing farmer Nick Biesen with a pistol and shotgun at the Biesen farm on August 26. He claimed the act was to protect his wife during a quarrel. Jury sentencing followed with life imprisonment at Waupun. Crowds filled the county courthouse as Beier and the widow Biesen faced arraignment and the public scrutiny.
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John G. Beier
Nick Biesen
Brinkman
Beier
Tauri
Sais
Biesen
Jorge
Battery D 10 Carloads Equipment Sent to La Crosse
The newly formed National Fused unit Battery D will receive ten carloads of equipping gear and 32 horses in La Crosse within a week. General Holway notes the shipment includes all articles to fully outfit the battery for field practice. The headquarters and armory are in the former Palmer livery building near the central fire station.
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Uecoming
Nonnerment-Aunde
Adjubant Cerarak Orlands Holwas
Holway
Hol
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