Farm Leaders Press Revival of War Finance Corporation
Secretary Houston told agriculture delegates that the treasury would not back any policy to withhold produce to prop up prices. He said reviving the War Finance Corporation would require treasury funds and raise national borrowing, while senators urged action to stabilize exports and farmer credit amid a tightening money market.
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Washington
Houston
Agriculture
Treasury
War Finance Corporation
Jean
Smith
South Carolina
Germany
Secretior Houston
Warnance Corporation
Meney
Flouston
Tinuner Corporation
Hei
Obituaries for Carl A. Schaller and Dorothy Brophy
Carl A. Schaller of Hertford North Dakota aged 30 died after a six month illness in a local hospital. He was born Brownsie Minnesota and moved to South Dakota in 1904 to work in the rolling business. Surviving are his father J C Schaller three brothers and one sister. The funeral will be held Friday at 2 pm from J R Johnson’s home with Rev. Andreas officiating and Oak Grove cemetery interment. Dorothy Brophy daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Brophy of Galesville died after a brief illness from advanced appendicitis. She was 23, born September 19, 1897 in Gatesville. She lived in La Crosse two years ago and spent much of her time there, with several sisters and a brother surviving. Funeral services were held in La Crosse at a Catholic church conducted by Rev Father Sturlmann.
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Carl A. Schaller
Hertford
Me. Schaller
Brownsie
Minn
South Dakota
J. C. Schalter
Krak
Gearse
Austin
Herman Ar Guies
Itle
RB. Johnson
KR. Johnson
Sand Eighth Street
Loners Andreas
Oak Grove Cemetery
Dorothy Brophy
Richard Brophy
Galesville
Oval
Gripsville
St It
Drick
Lac
Marriage Licenses Granted to Couples in Various Cities
Local records list couples receiving marriage licenses including Lawrence Krier of Caledonia and Irene Peterson of Houston, James Stenberg and Lila Hanson of Holmen, August H Bender and Clara Munz of La Crosse, Samuel B Heffacy of Larel and Lucy B Lynch of Houston.
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Tineepser
Jolivette
Lawrence
Krier
Caledonia
Irene Peterson
Houston
James Stenberg
Lila Hanson
Holmen
August H. Bender
Clara Munz
la Crosse
Samuel B. Heffacy
Larel
Lucy B. Lynch
Belief in Shanghai Rumors of Chinese Change
Washington officials say reports of a Peking government overthrow are unfounded. A message from Pekin dated yesterday, responding to President Hau Shih Chang, was recalled at the White House and contains no confirmation of upheaval.
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Washington
Shanghai
Peking
White House
Hau Shih Chang
Chinee Republic
Pekin
Attachment on Kobe Marquard's share of World Series receipts
In Cincinnati on October 14 secretary Joan B K Bruce of the national commission received a notice of attachment on pitcher Kobe Marquard's share of the World Series receipts. The action follows two New York judgments against the Brooklyn pitcher for 316.91 and 529.91 dollars. Heavy rain drenched Northern Minnesota and Northern Wisconsin, 2.7 inches reported, with general rainfall across the district alleviating fire threats.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Joan BK. Bruce
National Commission
Kobe” Marquand
Brooklyn
New York
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Minuigota
Virginia to observe League of Nations Day on Oct 24
Richmond October 14 Davis urges Virginians to set aside Sunday October 24 as League of Nations day. The aim is to study the covenant with intelligence and patriotism and to approach the subject in an informed civic spirit.
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Richmond
Wvov
Davis
Virginia
League of Nations
May Race Set Between Man o War and Exterminator
Philadelphia Oct 14 Samuel D. Riddle owner of Man o War considered a Kentucky Jockey Club offer for a match between his champion and Willy Star Kilner's five year old Exterminator for a purse of 50090 dollars in the can be.
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Samuel D. Riddle
Kentucky Jockey Club
Wiley Starp Kilner
Obscure Philosopher Promises Fate Ahead in Airborne Meeting
A Boston Port brief reports a philosopher declaring that beginnings shape life while a young couple who met on a flight remains undetermined about their future, with the phrase up in the air underscoring uncertainty.
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Tre
Martiadife
Boston
Parents and Teachers Meet High School Officers Elected
The first parents and teachers meeting at the high school drew a large crowd. Prof. E. D. Long of the Ta Crosse State Normal School spoke on moral honesty. Principal William Collinge urged parental cooperation to address crowding and student care. Officers elected: President Tom Mullers, Vice President Dr. George Rifnge, Secretary and Treasurer Cora Desmond.
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Long
Normal School
Auditoriuum
E. D. Long
Ta Crosse State Normal School
Alice Pateracki
Brose
Mary ¥Olz
William Collinge
Hgh
Ton Mullers
George Rifnge
Cora
Cox Opens New York Talks October 23
New York October 14 Governor Cox Democratic presidential nominee will speak in and about New York on Saturday October 23 at the Democratic national headquarters. Senator Harrison said the message from Harry New Chicago indicated Cox would lead a joint debate. New is to decide at Chicago headquarters. Fordney urged tariff issue to be campaign priority, warning the situation is critical and cannot be obscured by the league of nations or other issues.
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New York
Cox
Pat Harrison
Democratic National Speakers’ “Bureau
Harey &. New
Temibuican National
Chicago
Coxlea ‘Ding
Harrison
Mada Midlinx
Fordney
Michigan
Chaiman
League of Nations
Four Utilities Board Members Ousted in New Jersey
Governor Edwards removed four members of the state board of public utility commissioners on charges of misconduct in office and neglect of duty. A special Senate session was called to confirm appointments of a new board including three Republicans and one Democrat. One member had resigned earlier. hearings were held.
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Trenton
N. J
Edwards
State Board of Public Utility Commissioners
Senate
Governor Philipp Won't Issue League of Nations Proclamation
Madison Wis Oct 14 No proclamation will be issued by Governor Philipp designating October League of Nations as a specific day He declares the league should be limited to a single day discussion and wants the matter to continue as it is an ongoing topic.
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Madison
Wis
Philipp
League of Nations
League of ‘Nation
Wheat stocks smaller in United States on Oct 1
The department of agriculture estimated United States wheat stocks on October 1 at 608 million bushels, down from 648 million bushels on the same date last year. The figures reflect total stocks in the country and show a decline year over year.
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Washington
United States
Department of Agriculture
Orioles Defeat Apostles 6 to 5 In Fifth Game Title
Baltimore, champions of the International League, defeated St Paul, the American Association winner, 6 to 5 in the fifth game of the minor league championship series in St Paul amid fan protests against umpire calls. With three wins for Baltimore and one for St Paul, Baltimore needs one more victory to clinch the title. next game scheduled Friday here.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Baltimore
St. Paul
Saints
Origles
Badger Consumers League Meeting Today at Oshkosh
Oshkosh Wisconsin October 14 a number of legislative activities outlined at a meeting of the Badger Consumers League of Wisconsin. The session discussed an eight hour day for women higher minimum wage hotel workers 53 hour week law for hotel staff age 15 schooling required and officers were elected Mrs J W Strathear Manitowoc became president and Mrs H W Thompson Kanasha Wis named recording secretary. Speakers urged voters to engage economic issues for democracy and humanitarian progress while Allen T Burns urged cooperation over coercion.
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Oshkosh, Will
Conquinery’ League of Wisconsin
Thin Vie
State Conference of Social Work
Gerde
J. WY. Strathear
Manitowoc
William Kittle
Madison
State League
Mra HW
FL Thompson
Kankauna Wis
Social Workers
Graham Gaylor
Chicago
Allen T. Burns
New York
Italian Diplomat Returns Home on Leave of Absence
Washington, Oct 14. Baron Avezzina Italian ambassador to the United States sails for Italy October 22 aboard the Adriatic on leave of absence. Rome reports a possible transfer of the ambassador and inquiries about another attaché, but no decision has been made and no change is expected for the present.
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Washington
Baron Ca
Romano Aveszana
United States
Plot to blow up Detroit mayor's home foiled
Detained laborer Stanely Obolewicz is investigated for an alleged plot to bomb Mayor James Couzens home. Police say four men offered him 20000 to carry out the attack. The mayor's residence remains under guard as authorities probe the claim. Also ships entering Norfolk face seizures for liquor cargo under federal prohibition enforcement, with boarding of all incoming vessels announced.
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Detroit
Detroy
Mich
Get
Stanley Obolewicz
James Cousens
Obolewicz
Couzens
Era
Norfolk
Brame
Brawe
Watchmen and Gates Sought for Three Grade Crossings
District Attorney Kueren T Bald Supervisors A N Moore and Olin Kindley appeared before Carl D Jackson of the Wisconsin railroad commission in a courthouse bearing Today to press a petition for gates and watchmen at three dangerous Burlington crossings north of the Country Club on the North Salem line south of Ona diska and near the canning factory in Onalaska.
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Kueren T. Bald
A. N. Moore
Olin Kindley
Carl 2D. Jackson
Railroad Commtssion of
Wisconsin
Burlington
Country Club
North Salem
Reza
Onadiska
Onalaska
Canning Factory
U.S Invited to Name Member of League Commission
Washington reports that the League of Nations council unofficially invites the United States to appoint a representative to a commission to undertake settlement of the dispute between Finland and Sweden over the Aland Islands. The American government has expressed attitude toward the appointment but would not disclose policy.
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Washington
Tengue of Nations Comnsel
United States
Finland
Sweden
Aland Islands
State Department
Jals
Early Lacrosse Settler Frank Bergen Dies in Ashland
Chet J. B. Webber reports the death of Frank D. Bergen of Ashland an early settler once employed by the Milwaukee road and later an engineer at coal docks. He is survived by three sisters. Omaha World-Herald notes printers strike over wage disputes. Youngstown reports steel price discussions. La Crosse to host Democratic rally with John Burke and Col R B McCoy to speak. plan details pending.
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Frank D. Bergen
Ashland
Omaha
Neb
Omaha World Herald
Youngstown
Armomobile
Detroit
Burkr
GurMer Wartt
Ak Noteworths
Empaign
la Crosse
Joh Burke
United States
North Dakota
R. B McCoy
John F. Doherty
Tillazes
President's Wife Donates to League Fund in New York
New York on October 14 Mrs Woodrow Wilson contributed 100 dollars as one of a thousand women to support League of Nations efforts. In a letter to the Democratic Women’s Bureau she said she was glad to join the appeal and enclosed the check. The same day Democratic and Republican campaigns reported funds raised to support their respective presidential contests.
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New York
Woodrow Wilso
League of Nations
Women's Bureau
Democratic National Committee
Wilson
League of Uctions
Burwu
League
Penn
William H. Williams
Josefa M. Price
City Club of New York
Receunt
Gerged
Agre
General Strike Grips London and Italy Railways
A two hour nationwide strike disrupts London and Italy as protests over arrest of political offenders opposing the policy toward Russia halt trains. Rome dispatch notes three hour window with trains stopped across affected areas.
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London
Italy
Russia
Rome
Seven More HSS Eliminated in Incarmy Endurance Race
The 400 mile endurance event at Whithiver Junction saw twenty seven mounts start but only sixteen survive to reach Camp with a hard-fought test whittling the field. Kentucky thoroughbreds David Craig and Moscova moved up on the leaders as Bonkin and Benise closed the gap, keeping the pace tight in treacherous conditions.
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Whithiver Junction
Unis
Oly
Imon
Andr Gunkie
Milo
Denise
Sermyre Mount Service
Sam
Kentucky
David Craig
Moscova
Pate
Bonkin
Benise Ted
Kansas Governor Predicts Westward Republican Landslide
New York dispatch reports Kansas Governor Allen speaking to Republican leaders at party headquarters. He urged unity to dismiss Wilson and the Wilsonian system, warned against international league interference, and predicted a Republican landslide rivaling Parker’s historic victory. He called for realism and a strong domestic program amid foreign policy chatter.
Actress Hairstyles and a Simple Hair Care Mixture
A survey shows many leading actresses owe their beauty to hair care rather than soap. They use a teaspoon of cent er from a drugstore mixed with hot water as a shampoo replacing ordinary soap. The liquid softens oils, brightens color, and leaves hair fluffy and heavy with luster and softness.
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Wartime Finance’ Corporation
Without
Marquard
Sirbrhta
Wasnamaker
John Wanamaker
Philadelphia
World HS School Association
Denner
Cal
Great Western Sugar Company
California
Green Bay
Frank Strenski
Loonl
Hawley
Mannuicipal Court
Army Plant
WINONA _ ENONA
Min
Army Airplane Squadron
Alaska
Mineola
N. Y
Fargo
Greenville
Ala
Reid
Rugton
Cotten Oi
Madrid
Portugal
Lisbon
Ohio Labor
Cox Talton
Ohio State Federation of Labor
James M. Gox
Sloan's
Trent
Sloan
Gesciatioa
Utilities Board
New. Jersey
Foyour
Flclay Evenson
Optonetrist
Orioles
Apostles
Badger Consumers’ League
Oshkosh
Railroad Commission
U.S
League Commission
Wendling Bros
Pearl Cor
la Crosse, Wis
Oe MN
Billy” Maharg
Vieehank
White Sox
Maharg
Beom
Harding
West
Kansas
Goveme Allen
Oday
Te Wilson
League of Natoos
Birete
Ue League of Atlons
Sone Farmer
Poland
Lithuania
Allen
Alton B. Parker
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