War profiteers flayed in speech by William Coleman
William Coleman Milwaukee socialist candidate denounced war profiteers at a rally, urging federal ownership of packing and rail industries. He blasted Lenroot and Levrant for votes, cited Senate document No. 259 and the federal trade commission report, and urged land grants for veterans while accusing a jailed political opposition.
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Lempot
Lenroot
Mr. Cabana
Senate
Federal Trade Commission
Steel Company
Federal Rate Commission
France
Wisconsin
Berger
Debs
Baseball Control Committee Named by Major League Owners
Major league club owners meet in Chicago to form a six member sub committee to draft a plan for a superior baseball governing tribunal. The panel includes Ruppert Comiskey Dreyfus Austrian Sones and will report to the owners next week. They also back laws to curb game gambling and boost investigation of current crookedness in baseball.
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Chicago
Eteven
Kaschull
Actein
Ol. Jacob Ruppert
New York Amparteans
Barn¢y Dreyfus
Tittebureh Nationals
Charles A. Comiskey
Chicago Auer
Alfred Austrian
Comiskey
J.C. Sones
St. Louis
St. Lane Nationals
Vanching
Jowa Boy Dies After Beating by Two Playmates
Mount Bliets officials report seven year old Town-Three dors Welsh died Monday morning after being beaten and thrown from a hedge by two boys when he refused to take some pencils. Police expect to question the alleged assailants again.
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Jowa
Mount
Bliets
Dors Welsh
Recruiting Officer Marries Miss Elenore Jasinson at Wild Rose
Indre W Huts, recruiting officer for the army, wed Miss Elenore Jasinson at Wild Rose, Wisconsin, in a Sunday ceremony. The groom, serving officer Te Flartavell, presided over the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indre
W. Huts
Te Flartavell
Elenore Jasinson
Wild Rose
Wis
Probe Ordered Into Frisco Mayor Liquor Charges
Attorney General Palmer ordered a full investigation by the U S district attorney in San Francisco into reports that forty barrels of whiskey and gin were withdrawn for the entertainment of Democratic National Convention delegates. He also urged Mayor McLerish to provide proof or publicly retract a statement attributed to him about the whiskey deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swashington
Palmer
United States District
Grave Inference From France Letter May Shape Opinion
The letter questions a Greencastle speech claim that France privately urged the United States to lead in forming a world fraternity. President Wilson’s stance is cited, with State Department noting France’s careful observance of international duties. Harding avoids detailing the incident while awaiting official word. A billiards tournament in Chicago opens, with 12 top players entering and Ralph Greenleaf as defending champion.
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Ladis
Association of Nations
Greencastle
Indiana
France
United States
League of Nations
League
Department of State
Francd
Woodrow Wilson
Harding
Marion
Weance
America
Pic
Wilson
Washington
Iris
Chicago
Tournam Amenb
Ralph Greenleaf
Riviera Theater Opens to Capacity on Opening Day
The Riviera theater in the north side opened with full houses all day under Cooper Amusement Company. A. J. Cooper directed operations as Charles Ray's When Homer Comes Home headlined. The Obrecht Sisters Orchestra provided overture music, with light comedy and dances delighting patrons.
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Riviera
Cooper Amusement Company
A. J. Cooper
Amusement Company
Suone
Helen Tontse
Obrecht Sitérs
Moszokowski
Ter
Parkinsop’&Dorkendorff
Oyen Studgis
Adam
Death From Burst Fly Wheel At Menominee Mill
Edward Wilson was killed and two others injured when a fly wheel weighing twenty tons burst at the J. W. Wells company mill in Menominee Michigan. The wheel struck through buildings, destroyed the engine room, and a steel fragment pierced the saw mill roof and cement floor before landing on the ground floor. Four hundred workers were at the plant but escaped harm.
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Menominer, Mich
Edward Wilson
J. W. Wells Company
Wilson
Ad Club Feast Tonight Outlines Plans for Grain Show
The Ad Club bureau of the Chamber of Commerce will outline plans at 6:30 this evening in the assembly room. The group, joining with other bureaus, aims to devote time to arranging for the state corn and grain show to be held here next January.
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Ad Club
Chamoer To Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Ad Cay
Mary Pickford Granted Second Continuance in Divorce Suit
Prelim in the case of Nevada against Gladys M. Moore known as Gladys Fairbanks or Mary Pickford and her former husband Owen Moore, dissolving the divorce obtained by Mrs. Fairbanks in Minden has been postponed again, attorneys for Mrs. Fairbanks announcing Monday.
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San Francisco
State of
Nevada
Gladys M. Moore
Gladys M. Fairbanks
Mary Pickford
Owen Moore
Jolivette to Mail Ballots for Vote by Mail
County clerk Bert Jolivette prepares to send ballots for the mail vote this Wednesday. Applications have been received from Li Grosse, currently in Washington and New York, and other citizens out of town on election day.
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Bert Jolivette
Tows
Li Grosse
Washington
New York
Navy Officer Begins Action for Divorce in Circuit Court
In a Washington city hotel over the past week, Navy Captain William P. Brotherton of the battleship South Carolina filed for divorce from Alice Foad Brotherton on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment. The case marks a public domestic dispute involving a high ranking naval officer.
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William P. Brotherton
United States Navy
South Carolina
Circuit Court
Alice Foad- Brotherton
Protherton
Cellist Berard Parronchie Returns to Cincinnati Art Work
Berard Parronchie of the Symphony Orchestra returns to town to devote his time to art after receiving a large inheritance. He has spent much of his $25,000 legacy on travel and experiences, and will have $180,900 due at age 31 five years from now.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Berard Parronchie
Symphony Orchestra
Les
Burge
Parmmehle
Supreme Court Reverses Peterson Espionage Conviction
The Supreme Court on government motion reversed lower court rulings finding James A. Peterson of Minnesota guilty of espionage. The case is remanded for retrial while Peterson's four year prison sentence stands as the court recessed from October 25 to November.
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Washington
Aupreme
Lower Chunk
James A. Peterson
Minnesota
Peterson
Supreme Court
AIRSHIPS FLYING BOTH WAYS TODAY OVER MAIL ROUTE
Over La Crosse observers noted the Chicago La Crosse Twin City air mail line preparations as aviators tested the route. Pilot Garretson, recently repaired after a crash near Lyonville, arrived to resume the first leg toward Minneapolis as morning flights landed at Salzer Field.
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Garretson
Lynxville
Salter Field
la Crosse
Post Office Department
Harding Urges American First for New Voters at Marion
Senator Harding addressed First Voters of the 1920 campaign at his Marion porch urging the motto American First for those casting their ballots for the first time. Delegations from Indiana Michigan Illinois Pennsylvania West Virginia Kentucky and Ohio led the turnout with a bicycle division among parade features before his final campaign trip begins Wednesday.
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Marion
Ohio
Harding
Indiana
Michigan
Ilinois
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Kentucky
U S Court blocks effort to nullify vote amendment
A U S court refused to advance the hearing of Charles Wakebiids suit seeking an injunction to restrain Secretary Colby from promoting the federal suffrage amendment. This delays any pre election ruling.
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U. S. Court
Washington
Supreme Coin
Charles
Wakebiids
Colby
Henry Gabel Funeral Held in Shalby
The funeral for Henry Gabel, son of Mr and Mrs Theodore Gabel of Shalby, who died Saturday, will take place Tuesday at 2 pm from the residence. Rev Henry Andreas will officiate. Interment follows in Gabels Cemetery on Mormon Coulee road.
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Henry Gabel
Theodore. Gabel
Shalby
Henry
Andreas i
iGabel’s
Mormon Courlee Road
Police Silent on Cause of Student Drewes Death
Philadelphia police sought clues Monday to solve the death of Dartmouth College student Mimer C. Drewes found Sunday morning on the city outskirts with a bullet wound in the head. No weapon was recovered and $290 in cash, checks, and Liberty bonds remained in his clothing. Detective head William Belshaw suggested the body was moved to the lot after the killing, with car tracks supporting the theory.
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Philadelphia
Mimer C. Drewes
Dartmouth College
Drewes
Wiliam Belshaw
Dismissal of Socialist Campaigners in Mount Vernon
The Rev John Haynes Holmes editor Norman Thomas and Rose Schmeiderman were cleared by City Judge George C Appel in Mount Vernon after charges of violating a local street meeting ordinance were dropped because the ordinance was ruled unconstitutional by the Supreme Court last Thursday.
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Mount Vernon
N. Y
John Haynes Holmes
Community Church ‘of
New York
Norman Thomas
The
World To- Morrow
Rose Schmeiderman
Farmer-Labor Perty
United States
American Civil Liberties Bureau
George C. Appel
Maror
Appell
Supreme Court Ahough
Fragmented account of public address on unity and trade
A garbled report notes a public talk by a prominent figure urging national unity, economic self reliance, and broader American participation. The piece references economic and moral motives, calls to avoid isolationism, and mentions trade and farm support, with unclear attributions and phrases.
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WM. Coleman
Ftes Ear
Rane Ie Ee
YA Ib Atta
JRE Right! ‘Foundation
Ay Ik
H.clayevenson
Frisco
Takcuma
Riviera Theater
North Side
Picture House
Jolivette
Supreme Courenfday
American Socialist Party
Scott Nearing
Great Madnes Nearing
Butt
ALCO
Wm. J. Moxiey
Cbhumers
Emn Fry
J.namb Co
LA Crosse, Wis
Jehlen
South Third Street
Dartmouth
U.S
Byragusin
League of ‘Nati
Coste
Chester of Commerce
Teese
Robin Hood
Poe
Louis Heel ‘Oxfords
Adams
Victrola
Victor
Fred Leibold Piano Co
Main St
Victrola’ Dealers
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