Open Inquiry Ordered in Sailstad Death Case
An investigation into the Sailstad death is reopened by order of Coroner A. to pursue missing person leads. Rumors link Archie McKay’s cottage fire and a cemetery bone find to the case, with insurers claiming $65.00 and questions over evidence.
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Harding Invading Solid South In Drive For Votes
Harding, touring the solid South, spoke in Louisville and Chattanooga, urging unity and nationwide protectionist policy. He accused the current administration of sectional bias and argued the Republican platform serves all regions without discrimination.
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Credentials of Baron Powha Debated at State Dept Influx
In Washington the credentials of Baron Powha as Chargé d’affaires of Luxembourg are presented to the state department. Wisconsin wins the national dairy show fist prize with Minnesota second and Kansas third. Sam Riddle and others involved in an offer of 850,000 for a five tire project. Eckhard Schack, former German vice consul, paroled to federal prison. details unclear.
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Billy Dangey case closed with no indictments
Mays Landing New Jersey Oct 13 Grand jury returned no indictments against Charles White and Mrs Edith Ts Jones in the disappearance of Billy Dangey. White was charged with killing the baby and Jones with being an accessory. They had been held on bonds of 7500 and 2600 respectively for almost a year. Prosecutor Gaskill said the case is closed.
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Farm Societies Seek Hearing by Reserve Board
Delegates from agricultural groups pressed for a hearing before the Federal Reserve Board to argue for a more liberal credit policy. Governor Burding said a policy statement covering the credit situation would be released soon, denying any plan to curtail farmer credits. A three hour session with board members followed the agricultural conference on conditions threatening food production and farmers’ access to finance.
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Japanese Fear the Red Peril in China
Tokyo reports Japan will push for a joint action of 70 powers to curb bolshevism in Asia, focusing on northern China. Koekumin Shimbun says China’s elite seek a soviet regime and bolshevik activity threatens Korea, while Manchurian expeditions are expanded amid border unrest. A separate note says Turkish forces push toward Kars after crossing into Armenian land in Toree.
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Old Time Smoker Planned by La Crosse Ad Club
Advertising Clip Bureau of the La Crosse Chamber of Commerce announces an old fashioned pipe and tobacco smoker next Monday evening at the cafeteria to open the season. The event will feature small conventions, discussions, and a plan to improve the bureau's monthly bulletin. Committee members include C. R. Pieper, W. D. Weeds, D. S. Greig, Leigh Toland, and J. G. Felton.
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Leigh Toland
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Tomah Association Buys Elevator and Sells Farm Produce
The Derah Equity Shinning Elevator, capital stock of 20000, has purchased an elevator and is buying and shipping stock and farm produce of all kinds. The association also handles farm supplies. Mrs Albert Birkbalta of Wilton, Monroe county, recovers from a needle lodging accident while lowering a window at home. Nomah High School football has two games, a 0-0 tie with Baraboo and a 73 to 0 win over Horicon. Future games include Reedsburg Sparta Winona Lisbon and more.
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Wilton
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Association Elects Wesley Bolton Former Farmer President
R B Harris, clerk of the first Tin ton Free High School to be built in Monroe county, calls voters to a Warrens meeting on October 19 to approve funds for fifteen rural and one village school. Pershing moves to Washington transferring his office from land office building to the war department and his quarters to the farm loan board.
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Six Wisconsin Guardsmen Open to West Point Entry
General Orlando Holway announced six Wisconsin National Guard members will be appointed to West Point next year. One candidate per company commander will be recommended, with final exams in Madison in December and a March final. Entrance is July 2, 1921, for eligible soldiers meeting age height and service requirements with subject exams in algebra geometry English and U.S. history. Edgar Wilson noted among entrants.
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Labor's Campaign Program Meeting Held Friday Night
Representatives from all unions in the city were invited to a nonpartisan program session at the Trades and Labor Council hall Friday night. Organizer Be Kuuteen stressed broad union participation as the conference begins, noting the alliance’s stance as crucial for the city.
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