Accident Fatally Wounds Urban on Nineteenth Street
Mrs Daly Taley claims Urban was on the wrong side of the road when struck by a car near the Minneapolis threshing machine company building Tuesday morning. Police report skull fracture and fatal injuries after the vehicle passed over him. Taley says driver tried to avert collision. Funeral set for Thursday at 6 0 0 a m at the family home.
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Ford Stolen Monday Recovered After Weeknight Report
A Ford stolen Monday evening was recovered near the Tacrosse area after police traced the vehicle to a midweek report. Investigators say an affidavits trace led to the vehicle’s seizure and return to the owner, with details continuing to unfold as Tuesday's proximity checks confirmed the recovery.
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La Crosse Ta Cresse Peace Rally Promises Fair Fun
La Crosse residents urged to attend a Friday event in Ta Cresse featuring best dressed participants and a car prize, with a Ford tire and a box of candy for a winning Ford entrant. Organizers promise entertainment, draws, and community pride as vendors and merchants join in.
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Papers in Bergdoll inquiry taken from congressman's box
A theft in a congressional office building led to the loss of vital Bergdoll inquiry documents from a box in the Kensg following the drift dodger case. A window entry and a box break exposed papers, with Johnson stating the robbery aimed to seize papers of private and official value while leaving valuables untouched. An inside confederate is suspected.
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Drift Dodger
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Democrat
Kentucky
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Hove
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Iyatne
Veteran convict in for theft of 101 cents again
A 65 year old inmate identified as WL-Tokn Weber was sentenced to Joliet penitentiary after pleading guilty to the theft of 101 cents. The case notes a prior record and a penalty under $20,000. Other items mention a separate case involving the theft of 12 ponies and a boxing bout restriction order by authorities.
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Tokn Weber
Joliet Penikentiary
Normal School Band Announces Concert On Thursday Afternoon
The Normal School Band will give a concert on Thursday afternoon if the weather is favorable. If held, it will be welcomed by the entire school during Wednesday morning assembly, marking the band’s first public appearance of the school year.
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Congert
Thief Fatally Injured Stealing Bread and Milk
Report from Milwaukee says an elderly Black man, about 80, was fatally hurt on Thursday morning while stealing bread and milk from a store. The incident follows two weeks of missing items and a box delivery in front of the shop before opening.
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Germany Senate Approves Treaty by 66 to 20 Vote
The German Austrian pacts win Senate ratification. 14 Democrats support, 2 Republicans oppose, with several Republicans abstaining. Formal ratifications exchange expected. diplomats to be appointed and normalization of relations to resume under new accords. Partial Senate vote details show mixed party divisions and paired abstentions.
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Austria
Wangiy
Norwegian Lecture Set Friday Evening at Chamber of Commerce
Jor Gade, president of the Norsemen-Portburder association, will lecture in the Chamber of Commerce Friday October 24. There will be no entrance fee and the public is invited to attend.
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Bomb hits Paris home of U S ambassador
A Wednesday bomb exploded in the Paris residence of Myron Ty Herrick the U S ambassador seriously injuring the valet who opened the package inside the wrecked room Herrick arrived two minutes after the explosion police traced threats tied to a Massachusetts murder case involving two men convicted earlier The attack appears linked to the same threats escalating political tension in Paris and the United States diplomatic mission
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Associated Press
Myron Ty Herrick
Ambassador Herrick
Massachusetts
Christiansen and Fee Sentences Upheld by U.S. High Court
The Madison case recalls Christiansen and Fee who faced charges of defrauding a company via a sacred condensing process linked to a $100,000 gas sale. The Supreme Court upheld their sentences after an 1917 investigation by District Attorney Wolfe and a 1914-1917 timeline, with terms of six months to three years, reflecting trials in Ta Cresxe and related proceedings.
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Opposition Fights Briand Attendance at Arms Conference
Opposition deputies urge Premier Briand not to attend the arms conference in Washington, arguing the government faces limitations on armaments and broader policy concerns. The debate in the chamber centers on whether Briand should represent France abroad amid domestic tensions.
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Jhane
Washington
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Gaston
Die Laurder
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Iowa baker makes thirty seven pies from one pumpkin
An Alburnel farmer delivered a pumpkin to a Cedar Rapids baker who produced thirty seven pies from the single pumpkin. The report notes the effort and result, reflecting a quirky local tale.
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Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Alburnel
Hunter Killed in Wisconsin Sailor Blast
A sailor identified as Josey was instantly killed Tuesday when a shotgun discharged aboard a vessel in WacsaU Wisconsin. The incident occurred during rail loading procedures with the weapon firing unintentionally and causing a fatal injury. The name and details remain to be confirmed by officials.
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Wacsau
Josey Ot Airathan
Rail Labor Board Gains Full Government Backing Report
Official circles describe broad federal support for the Rail Labor Board to avert a nationwide rail strike. The summary notes expected reductions in freight rates and farm price pressures driving demands. Four states and organizations were involved, with potential railroad voluntary action guiding next steps.
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Wheaton and Anderson Bound Over to Circuit Court
Lester Wheaton and Sister Andere zon Neece bound over to the circuit court on charges of stealing one item from the garage of J. W. Masha. They were arrested in Ottawa, Maine, and brought back to Ta. Crosse by Undersheriff Lund. Each is held on £2,000 bail. unable to furnish bonds, they were sent to the county jail.
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Berindiey
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Rabbit hunter Gust Ratz fined out of season in Greenfield
Gust Ratz, arrested by Game Warden Gautseh, was fined $50 and costs by Judge Brindley on Wednesday. He claimed he thought he was in Vernon County where rabbit season is closed.
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Greenfield We Wis
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Rate
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Living cost down eighteen percent since June 1926
Washington based on six cities the cost of living eased 1.7 percent from May to September and 1.5 percent from January to September, figures announced Wednesday by the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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Washington
Jane Lott
Cne Bureau of Labor Stati A
Lilacs Bloom in Onalaska as Winter Arrives
A fragmented local item notes lilacs blooming in Onalaska and a winter forecast. It mentions an event Wednesday morning with a cashier at Northwestern freight station and a scene involving a yard and a crab apple tree.
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Jamies Newmans
Chreyn Bay Street
Dlyssom
Big 3 Chiefs to Meet Rail Labor Board
Chicago accords with Associated Press details a series of conferences among railroad factions to avert a national strike. Three group meetings schedule discussions on the Oct 1 walkout by train service workers, while central division executives and union leaders seek a wage and freight rate package backed by the administration. The labor board hints at immediate freight rate reductions and suspension of the strike order to forestall further walkouts.
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