Millionaire Kid Helo For Passing Worthless Checks
Rasimond P. Fox of Milwatr for passing bad checks with a fake Millionaire persona. Trial in dist court reported a few days after a brief arrest. Prosecutors say the scheme involved checks in the hundreds and a short-lived joyride through alleged fraud.
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Mitavatru
Wis
Rasimond P. Fox
Taine
Bniel
Tox
Cory Tint
Josep Belling
Cyr Bank
Oie
Bel
Hig Atornoer
Get Walking Shoes Advice From Unton Leader to Public
A historical notice outlines strike procedures and duties for union members. It details who should leave service, roll calls, assembly rules, and handling of nonmembers and hoodlums. It stresses obeying organizational laws, coordinating hall meetings, and delaying any work until the official strike ends.
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Duluth
K. A. Ball
St. Paul
S. N. Berry
Chicago
Church reception celebrates retention of Rev. Panglau
A church reception honored the congregation for retaining Rev. J. E. Panglau after his extended service at La Crosse. The event highlighted his twelve years of leadership, the congregation’s gratitude, and ongoing plans for continued mission and support through benevolence and local programs.
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J. £. Panzlau
Railroad Strike Threat Looms Over Unemployed and Wages
The article discusses looming railroad strikes driven by wage demands and job protection as unions and workers push for better terms. It notes management fears of nationwide disruption, potential layoffs, and wider economic impact if strikes spread and continue.
Fragmented 1920s text hints at political tensions and racial fear
A garbled historical excerpt mentions themes of 100 percent Americanism, arbitration against violence, and the Ku Klux influence. It references debates on democracy, suspicion of masked figures, and a political climate that questions progress and loyalty amid unrest.
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Athrata
President Urges Labor Boards to Avert Rail Walkout
President urges the L C C and Rail Labor Board to avert a strike by railway workers. The report describes union actions, proposed timelines, and the potential impact on freight and passenger services as management and unions negotiate. Leaders from trainmen, switchmen, firemen, and other crafts weigh in on possible routes to avoid stoppages.
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L. C. C. and
Rail Labor Board
Jumps From Car Kill Over Woman in Alley
A jagged OCR fragment reports a fatal incident involving a person leaping from a car. The garbled text mentions wheels, mounting, and an imminent scene, but the substance remains unclear. No definite names, places, or dates are recoverable from the readable portion.
Invited Guests at Unknown Soldier Ceremony
President Harding presides as Wilson and Taft are invited to the Unknown Soldier ceremony at Arlington. The guest list includes Supreme Court justices, cabinet members, congressional leaders, Army and Navy officers, diplomats, and Red Cross representatives, signaling a national tribute.
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Taft
Harding
Arington
Olier
Supremo Roart
Marding’s. aMbinet
Congressions Lorders
Deldegibes
Lion of Armen
Iit
Judge Denies Separate Trial for Prohibition Agent
Milwaukee federal judge Geiger refused Nelson A. White's bid to sever his trial from co-defendant Nathan Dubin over charges of conspiring to violate the Valatoad act. The ruling held separate trials would force the government to present its case in a corner and would not be proper.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Geiger
Nelson A. White
Prohibition
Mr. White
Nathan Dubin
Railroad strike questioned as action for effect
Seattle report doubts a nationwide walkout was truly planned. J T Ilyram of Chicago, president of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway, one of seventeen systems listed as affected by the strike set for October 30, expressed skepticism Saturday night about whether the strike was called merely for effect.
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Seattle
Wash
JT. 1
Ilyram
Chicago
Chicao, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Gibbons O Dowd Fight Reaches Court in Kansas
In Wicinta Kansas the Gibbons O Dowd exhibition fight faces court review as county officials prepare to present the case Monday. County Sheriff and state attorneys argue over possible violations of state law and court action to determine whether the event may proceed.
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Gibbons-O' Dowd
Wicinta
Kas
Chesdiny
Sederwick County District Court
Che tMatter
Damwrs Conley
Tinnghis Simmons
Steneral Hupkins
Deh Maiden
Gonnsel
Amder
Hopking Hun
Road Bulletin for Motorists Reports Mixed Progress
A historic road bulletin notes mixed conditions on state routes with several paths described as good to very good. The Minnesota Highway Commission maintains La Crescent road work from West Channel to La Crescent, while crews plan substantial improvements and river road projects in the area.
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Wali
Cage
Yellowstone
Galesville
Eauaire
Viroqua
Prairie du Chien
Dubuquette
Dubuque
Cushton
Caledonia
Henry Ford Road Strike Weighs on Union Ties
Transcribed from a chaotic report, the item notes Henry Ford's road and union tensions as a strike looms. It mentions headquarters potential in Cleveland, rail contractor movements near Coe, and shifting logistics affecting the broader labor dispute amid football game mentions.
Landis Asked to Be Arbiter in Soo Line Dispute
New York judge Rene Landis said he would not consent to act as arbiter in the Soo Line railway labor dispute until he received full details from Soo Line officials about the working conditions and issues with the company’s employees. He noted he could only form opinions after understanding the specific questions and eligibility for service.
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Landis
Soo
Chicago
Hla
New York
Moremi
Rene
MM. Landis
Son Ling
Rvifrotd
See Tine
Biter
Harvard Beats Back Foreign Invader Saturday
Cambridge reports a muddled grid recap where Harvard outplays Georgia in a rough contest. The home team seized late momentum as a pass and a 13 yard run boosted their score while errors defined the earlier exchanges. The piece notes strong defenses from both sides and a final push by Harvard to claim the victory.
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Cambridge
Trey
Warvard
Georgi
Late Personals and Family News From Town
Owing to illness there will be no Maccabees meeting Tuesday evening. Friends learn that Florene, the ill child of Mr. and Mrs. William Geono, is improving at home. Mr and Mrs. Lynn White are housekeeping at 1645 Liberty Street. Mr and Mrs. George Prevot have moved to South Worth Street. Mr and Mrs. Yorrsar of Tension Minnesota occupy the Parsonage. Mrs. Tarey and Mr Tarn attend funeral of nephew Fred Wrist. Travel plans noted for Niehoff family repair trip.
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Z. G. Dubriks
Maccabees
William
Geono
South Fourteenth Street
Floreurd
Is. Treovers
Lynn
George Prev
South Wonrth Street
Yorrsar
Minn
Arzali
Mtr
Tarn
Fromm Minneapa
Atera
Atera In, Where He Fro Nieholls Halts Kaine
Bay
Pittsburgh Triumphs Over Cincinnati on Gridiron
Pittsburgh defeated Cincinnati in a college football game amid numerous penalties and fumbles by Pittsburgh. Also memorial notices express mourning for Grivburn family member with a poem promising reunion at resurrection dawn.
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Pittrburgh
University of Pittsburgh
Cincinnati, University
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