Kenyon Proposes Broad Coal Profiteering Clampdown Bill
Kenyon No 9 seeks a companion bill to curb coal profiteering by imposing a graded system of profits for operators, distributors, and transporters. The plan would extend federal supervision over rates, shipper practices, and price controls during a national emergency proclaimed by the president, with penalties for violators and oversight by the federal trade commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republicdy
Willvedts
Curtie
Crade Commission
Firot Kenyon
Elkirge
Saveurditus
Cook
Pradiis
Ube
Pia
Deeks
Aed
Avorher
Feacire
Ea Erie
Ak Cearuite
Salvation Army drive planned for late October
At a six o'clock dinner in the Chamber of Committees officials discussed a late October Salvation Army drive. The event featured Captain Wilson and Mrs Myles, outlining factory and community support, including door-to-door canvassing, maternity hospital support, and plans to aid working girls earning under $20 weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Chipmin George Wilson
Milwanketel
Lake District
Ivation Army
Wisco Aetna
Roe ‘Sty Army
Tiha
Wilson Eell
Marshall
Ierageline Toth
Hr Samter
Chine
Peng
Tin
Evan
Ewe
Brite
Tyan Gin
Tag Day Boosts Funds For Visiting Nurses Drive
Despite cold weather, an army of women and girls canvassed every city section to sell tags for the visiting nurses fund. Volunteers collected pennies and coins in boxes while autos and pedestrians displayed and received blue cards. The total will be counted tonight and announced in Sunday’s Leader-Press.
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Nupsad
Wind Leader-Press
Mail Bandit Surrenders After Spending $44,000 In Robbery Tie
Chicago police report Carl Siisler Tr. Wettet surrendered after 16 years in a West Coast linked mail robbery case. He admitted his share of about 44 000 dollars and disclosed travel across the West with his wife. The crime involved a Whiting mail sack exchange and prompted a broad manhunt.
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Thoagg
Carl Siisler
Chiesa Gs
Tielér
Pelson
Bessie Tasiak
Los Angeles
Semen
Hie
Tater
Aviation School
Arizona
New Mexico
Texas
Jitecost
Wirtits
Jo Luan
Memphis
Fran Jarkson
Efnie Tiel
Cbe Fey
Mrs T H Spenge Dies At Her Home Saturday Morning
Mrs Ada Myekost wife of T Spenen died at her home 620 King Street Saturday morning She is survived by her husband a son Hibert W her mother Mrs Samuel Wyckett of Corona Chile and two sisters Mrs Bolly of Goran and Mrs L C Cole Funeral will be held from the local church on King Street Monday at 2 oclock Friends will be invited to attend
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Ada Myekost
T. Spenen
King Street
Gevinie Migs
Tor Wusbanit
Oor Son
Hibert W
Saimuel Wyckett
Carona
Money found and returned at police station case Friday
The owner of a $271 roll left with a stranger to be kept safe spoke with police Friday and reclaimed the funds after being identified by Jillette as the man who handed the money to him about ten days earlier. Police withheld the name of the former La Grasse citizen, and Gilette received a $20 reward for helping return the money.
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Williaen Jergen Wing Strict
Gilette
la Grasse
Buffington Boy Murder Theory Stirring Inquest Findings
Coroner Peter Hoffmar in Chicago Hyde Park points to murder as the cause of death for a high school boy found hanged at 1425 Hastos Street. Re enactments by students, including a companion from Troop S14, sparked debate over crime theories, with the coroner noting possible strangulation and voicing intent to stage further inquiries.
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Rhe’ Clasth
Samuel Buffingtony
Hyde ‘Park
High
Samuel
Geel
Lee
Cora
Cecil
N Proper
Chiss Sammael
Neueam
Edoward Kunus
North Richmond Sinter
Edward
Holy Social Service Society Keeps the Home Fires Lit
A historical plea urges city residents to support Holy the Social Service Society in slum outreach and housing reform. The piece stresses volunteer work, dues, and donations to fund paid staff addressing unemployment and neglected children, warning that community strength weakens with inaction.
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Larnag
Wisconsin farmers get market news by wireless phones
The University of Wisconsin Madison reports farmers soon connected to market news via wireless phones. Cheap receivers cost about half a dollar per mile of line, with broadcasts at 7:00 pm featuring the university band. The department studies instruments for widespread delivery amid rail and ruin-disrupted sections, aiming to keep farmers informed.
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Madison
Wiesniral
Wisconsin
University of Wiaroneinsticy
Sud
Rhea Day
Wikeangin
Department of Markets
Local delegation leaves Tuesday for state meeting
The La Crosse delegation led by Mayor Arthur A Bratley will depart Tuesday October 11 to attend the state convention of the League of Wisconsin Municipalities in Tan- Silte October 22 13 and 14 The gathering serves as a school for municipal interests with debates on unemployment home rule school board powers city finances and real estate assessment plans Mayor Bentler presides over the delegation and will report on the past year’s work
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Ua Crosse
Arthur A. Bratley
Aledorm 7Trehem
Wt, Tnidesch
J. D. Newburg
W. P. Roellig
Ltaetic of Wisemasia
Tanes- Silte
Lexy Hilian
Bentler
Renge
Tees
Prp
Wisconsin Boys and Girls Livestock Show Oct 17 20
MadisonWisconsin hosts the annual Wisconsin boys and girls livestock show at the Stock Pavilion October 17 to 20. Winning pigs sheep and other stock from county fairs and the state fair will converge for junior livestock exposition honors.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Estlege of Aariculture
County Fairy
Madison Man Arrested on Indictment Bond Set at $1000
Madison authorities report Theodorn Para sare of Madison was arrested after a grand jury returned an indictment on Saturday. He was charged under a provision involving a prohibition fan and held on a $1,000 bond.
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Madison
Wis-Theodorn
Parasare
Fuseral Grand
Charsey
La Crosse Women Take Duck Licenses to Hunt This Year
Six La Crosse women list hunting licenses including Mrs. George Philips of Sixth Street and Mrs. J Philips of 42S South J. Philips, among others. The notes reference a local records office and year 1897.
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LA Crosse
la Croxer
Omalaske
Orks & Office
George Philips
Sixth Street
W Mitteent
Mistrent
Tungan
Madi-On CoUrt
Clara Tobway
Maremoan
Bet
Jos South J. Philips
Soyer
Nice
Kane Yngcu
Onaiaska
General tie up not aim of rail unions declares Sheppard
Chicago April reports say unions plan not a bluff and may strike if talks fail. Sheppard denounces reports of a mere bluff and says the course will be decided at Monday meetings of general chairmen. unions including conductors engineers firemen switchmen and railroad trainmen weigh action. wage cut protests and relations with the Pennsylvania line add to tension as hearings loom on law compliance and wage disputes.
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Sheppard
Lepard
Order of
Titeway
Shyard
Abe Bub
Onr
Hd Pardebins
Souductors
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen
Switchmen's Union of North America
Shepr
Las
Chicago
Brotherhood of Railroad
Alrea
Pennsy
Wag Mide Frehley
United States Railroad Labor Board
Beied
Pennsylvania Railway
Hiss
Exeh-Cummins
Perro Tn
Roal
Hoanl
Tongasivania
Grotherhond
Railway and Sternship
U S Retail Food Prices Decline in September
Washington reports retail food prices fell in September in most of 14 cities, with increases of about two percent in Milwaukee and Minneapolis. On average, prices on September 15 were roughly 25 percent below a year earlier, yet still 38 to 56 percent above 1914 levels.
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Washington
Labor Department
Baturdey
Milwagrket
Minneapolis
Ruth Scratched as Yankees Postpone Fourth Game
New York delays the fourth World Series game at Polo Grounds after Babe Ruth is ruled out with a sore arm. Yankees owner, managers, and fans await Ruth’s status as Giants push to complete the series. crowd near 20,000 on hand.
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Babe Ruth
New York
Rase
Satye Jay
Ute Fourty
York
Ue Guaily
Yankees
Tree Clerk
Vmpires Canta Opti
Toipire
Polo Grounds
Associated Press
Iele Ctith-House
Ginots
Ahsees
Pha
Wis Rortor
Dinot
Phiy
Tinih
Ang
Rutt
Descendant of Mrs Leary's Cow Joins Chicago Pageant
A descendant of Mrs O Leary's cow appears in a Chicago pageant marking the conflagration's anniversary. The event features a purported great great granddaughter of the cow and a lantern legend, part of a five week Grant ark production. Ohio Oil Company Boosts the Price Pendlay. The Ohio Oil Line announces a producer price rise on crude oil and related products across Central states.
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Chicago
Grant Ark
Ohio Oil Company
Ohio
Ohio Oil
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Knapp Merchant
Bankkupter
United States
Duckson
Knapp Storenweiler
Fries
Yenat
Lark
F. H. Burgess
Mirie
Cimuteres
Lamb Drive
Toms City
Ting
Meyer
Toren Benet
Daha
Bureau
Chamber Et Tonlaentr
H. Gurrey Kissunis
Mtenster
Sele . Marchews
Hist. Paes
Our Jura American Legion
Win
B.C
Avery
Disler
Wilkensn
Betes Lakarg
Chiis
Canttin Wilson
Marquette
Salvation Arms
Rate City
Apylien
Howe
Mortimer
Stule
SLA Gase
Fox
Timeia Commerce Commission
Chester Wy
Cleveland
Wisserine
Srile
Alliines Mortimer
Eyvertor Savil
T Saviorvnsurer
Savernar Bane Tks
West
Windy City
T. H. Spenge
Buffington Boy
Hoffman
Wisconsin “U
University Rand
University
State Market Bureau
A.A. Bentley
League
Flan
Brotherhood
U. S
Ruth
Bobby Roth
Siog
Lim
Nueup
Wise
Carl Mays
Giants
Yuns
Furherne
Arted
Jvisc
McNally
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