Wisconsin Population Drops See State Ranks Shift Thirteenth
The census shows Mississippi and Vermont record population declines while Oklahoma and Wisconsin post gains. Wisconsin remains the thirteenth most populous state, with Milwaukee County up about 24.5 percent. Senator Winthrop Murray Crane dies at his Massachusetts home after a long illness, leaving a noted political legacy and a career from governor to longtime U.S. senator.
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Hunger Strike In Cork Mayor Defies Food Demand
London reports describe a first appeal to Derence MacSwiney urging him to eat at Brixton prison. The bulletin notes Mayor MacSwiney remains on a hunger strike, with a doctor warning of weakness as he refuses to take food and insists his condition is not life threatening.
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Thompson papers as independent candidate on file tonight
Five days to decide. Thompson papers as independent on file in Madison Wisconsin. Nomination papers will be filed by Saturday midnight with signatures collected by railroad workers and supporters. Rumors link Roy P. to possible independent run for governor, while the Thomp son bid accelerates intraparty tensions as st ate politics loom.
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Tag Day Brings Flood of Coins for Good Cause
A bustling tag day raised substantial funds for visiting nurses as workers counted donations at the downtown headquarters of the YWCA. More than 150 women and workers alertly canvassed shoppers while a bright autumn day boosted contributions, with results to be announced after a 4 pm tally.
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No Plot 10 Fix Series Of 1920
Grand Jury continues baseball probe into the 1919 World Series fixing allegations. Key figures like J J Graw and Ranft, plus Toney and Banff, anticipated to testify about Zimmerman, with plans for a national tribunal to oversee baseball to curb fraud gaining support from major clubs. Sullivan hints at a master mind behind the frame-up and promises further disclosures.
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Gas Rates Raised in New Wisconsin Minnesota Order
The Wisconsin Minnesota Power Company and regulators move to raise gas charges starting October 3. Customers face tiered rates up to 2.30 per 1000 feet for usage over 10,000 feet with no Sunday exemptions. Attorney Oscar J. Swennes handled the rehearing denial in the supreme court, clearing the way for the higher rates.
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Fiume Council Reforms Provincial Government Plan
Oct 2 report states the municipal council of Fiume is being restyled as the provincial government of the quadrant recently proclaimed by Captain Gabrielle Wanapasio. The measure reflects administrative reorganizing amid regional developments.
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Abe Martin Poem Tribute by Kin Hubbard
James Whitcomb Riley dedicates a poem to Abe Martin praising the famous character. The piece notes Hubbard’s framing and Abe Martin’s appeal to readers, and anticipates his bow on Monday's Tribune and Leader-Press editorial page.
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Knutson Runs as Independent in La Follette Rally
La Crosse La Follette progressive line backs RG Knutson as independent for state senate district 42, opposing Eugene F. Clark. Papers filed to place him on the ballot before deadline. aims to offer La Follette Progres sive Republican principles to voters. Verchols may join race against Fowler. he has not discussed details.
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U S National Debt Reduced More Than A Quarter Million
Washington October 2 The treasury department released figures showing the national debt reduced by more than a quarter million dollars. Government receipts for the month totaled 921 million dollars while expenditures fell below 500 million. The decrease mainly came from the retirement of certificates and a reduction in railroad guarantees under the transportation act. Officials cautioned that the same receipts expenditures ratio may not continue next month as railroads finalize profits and losses for the period guaranteed by the railroad law.
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Strikes Spread in Russia Reported by Copenhagen Writer
Copenhagen dated dispatch notes strike movement expanding in Russia with reports of street clashes in Petrograd where Soviet commissioners are said to be killed and rumors swirl of casualties to Leon Trotzky and General Budenny amid a large Petrograd meeting calling for immediate peace.
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Trail of Ruth Barkley Attack Leads Bloodhounds South
A search by bloodhounds and volunteers followed Ruth Barkley’s assault near Viola ten miles south on the Viola Richland Center road. Dogs lost scent as authorities pressed a drag net across farms, swamps, and fields while sheriff Stry and District Attorney Brindley hunted a bearded suspect. The girl remains hospitalized with injuries but is expected to recover as investigators widen the manhunt through nearby towns and trains.
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