Merchants Back Grain Show Winter Carnival Plans
Merchants at a Chamber of Commerce luncheon sited the big January grain show carnival in the city. Details outlined include uniformed marching bands, panels, and winter sport stunts. Decorations, festivity features, and queen election plans were discussed. the event is expected to draw about 4 000 people.
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Merchants’ Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Bureau
BG. von Wald
B.C. Everinghim
Chamber of Gammeree
Agricultural Bureau
Everinghim
Carl A. Somselr
Thasmiehae
Lieenunig
Beaten Man Reports Kidnap and Whipping Near Trenton South Carolina
A Yonkers man says masked assailants seized him outside Trenton South Carolina, drove him to a country road and whipped him while attempting to extort consent in a disputed settlement of his partner Miss Florence Vowel. He urged police to investigate, saying the attack involved hooded men and included transport toward Washington.
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Carolina Town
Min
AleMabor
Yonkers
N.Y
North Pond
Pennsylvania
Sys Hewan
Trenton
S.C
Florence Vowel
Aiken
McMahon
Tolwn
Tretoton
Denmark
Washington
Letvian delegate shot by Bolsheviki in Riga fallout
Report from Riga notes a Letvian delegate wounded by Bolsheviks after clashes tied to the civil war. Refugees arriving from the south say Letvians traveled with Soviet forces toward the Crimean front. Citizens fear demobilization amid wartime pressure and shifts near the Wrangel opposition.
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Riga
Dora Theyson Dies in Minneapolis Widow of George Rot
Dora Theyson formerly of La Crosse and widow of George Rot died in Minneapolis. She had lived here about fifteen years, survived by Lowiac Smith Anderson and sister Mrs Murphy of Minneapolis. Funeral at St Stephen's in Minneapolis today with interment in La Crosse Catholic Cemetery tomorrow. Rev Robert Condon to officiate.
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Dora
Minneapotle
Dora Theyson
Theyson
la Crosse
George Rot
Moweil
Minneapolis
Paiece
Lowiac Smith-Anderson
la Grosac
Murphy
St. Stephen's ReNunneapolis
Robert Condon
St Mary's Church
the Grove
Fight on league urged by Morgan support in Wisconsin
Wisconsin candidate for attorney general Wilam eave urges a bold fight against the Nonpartisan League, accusing its leaders of shaping political power to push their agenda. He argues for exposing the league and backing Judge Robert Bruce McCay as the stronger Republican on key state issues.
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Wis
Wisconsin
Wilam
America
Tose
Nonpartisan League
Valiels Henry
Chey
Lou
North Wakota
Bhiltis
Wisconssin
Politieri
Uterney
Warner
Blaine
Mike
T Hive
Robert Bruce McCay
Cords
Milwaukee Road issues new stop order for trains
Milwaukee Road announces a new operating order effective October 24 limiting stops. Train 15 arriving at 6 50 in Milwaukee will bypass Oconomowed New Lisbon and Sparta. Train 4 departing Tit Grosso at 12 50 a m will skip Sparta New Lisbon Columbus Wilertown Junction and Oeor omewbe.
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Milwaukee Railroad
Oconomawed
New Lisbon
Sparta
Tit Grosso
Columbus
Wilertown Junction
Oeoromewbe
GAS SERVICE IN CITY IMPROVING SAYS STATE BOARD
The state board reports gas service pressure issues in North Ta Crasae during peak loads. A booster system aims to raise mains pressure by two to three inches, with rebuilds planned to increase generator capacity. Four recorder points will be set to chart effects, followed by canvassing and potential expansion of main capacity on the north side.
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STATE
North Ta Crasae
iFe
Emr
Operaien
la Crote
Air
Schweizer
Wr. Swennen
Se¢Ms Atcessa
Gray’s Anatomy Author in Periodical Echoes
A fragmentary note recalls the author associated with Gray’s work amid periodical prints, hinting at literary origin and historic discussion. The text references Jerusalem and a six month span with 337 families affected, implying a broader record or chronicle context.
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Jerusalem
Price Decline Reaches Retail Market Across Cities
The September drop in retail food prices was put at two percent by Kcbar's bureau of labor statistics. Potatoes and sugar fell while crans ox and eggs rose. The wholesale quota tions declined five percent, with 51 leading cities showing varied local drops from six percent in Butte to five tenths in several and eight percent in Milwaukee.
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Wasmsatox
Department of Kcbar
Bureau of Labor
Jutte
Mont
Thoston
Los Angeles
Minneapolis
Otouhe
Pittsburgh
Washington, DC
Milwaukee
Dalrymple to quiz men wounded in Hurley liquor raid
Wis Major A Dalrymple chief of prohibition enforcement for the central department went to Hurley Wisconsin to question two men wounded when federal agents ambushed a caravan of whiskey laden motor trucks near the place The men have provided information to District Attorney Myron Reed of Hurley and federal officials stated grand jury action will follow
Townleyism Branded Menace by Col McCoy
The piece argues Townleyism as a menace with references to tax hikes and state banks, noting a referendum against red flag plans and a dramatic drop in league support. It compares the Nonpartisan movement to European radicals and cites figures and acts shaping wartime policy and the League of Nations debate.
Reinsch Approves Covenant in Plankinton Hall Rally
Prof. Reinsch, keynote speaker at Plankinton Hall in Milwaukee, backs the Wilson League of Nations and Article X. He argues the covenant is American in origin, supports its aims to settle disputes and extend Monroe Doctrine principles, and defends Article X while criticizing Esch Cummins railroad reform and ICC powers.
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Milwaukee
P. 8
Reitsch
United States
Plantiuton Hall
Reinsch
James M. Cox
Wilson League of Nations
Wilson League
League of Nations
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bankers urge saving to ease credit shortage in US
At the American Bankers Association meeting in Madison and Washington officials warn Americans hoard up to 3 billion dollars in currency. They urge collective efforts to channel funds into trade while noting banks can cover much of the needed credit. Nagler case reversed and sent back for new trial after errors in his 1915 Als loyalty conviction.
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Madison
Wis
L. J. Naglar
United States Supreme Court
Crownhart
Wylie
Nagler
M.C. A
Ray Claire
Leavenworth
United States Attorney General's Office
Registration of City Voters On October 26
A final registration day for residents not yet registered will be held October 26 per the city clerk’s office. Voters in the November election who failed to register before the primary will have one more opportunity to sign up and cast a ballot.
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Aeho
Vienna women vote helps Christian Socialists gain seat
Vienna election returns show women voters aiding the Christian Socialists in defeating the Social Democrats. The foreign minister Dr Karl Renner and other Social Democrat leaders were re elected as the Christian Socialists gain one additional seat to hold a decisive number in the assembly.
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Vienna
Christian Socialists
Social Democratic
Social Democrats
Karl Renner
Assembly
Nagler Case Tied In Eau Claire Prosecution Doubts
The record notes Nagler, previously a newspaper publisher in Hudson Wisconsin, with his old home in Polk County. Uncertainty surrounds whether the case will be tried. Prosecutor Wolfe of La Crosse led the Eau Claire proceedings.
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Bak Berauss
Naler
Polle County
Hudson
Wis
Eau Claire
Nagler
United States District Attornes 4
Wolfe
la Crosse
Bankers Approve Plan to Finance U S Foreign Trade
Washington—Approval of a proposal to organize a 100,000,000 corporation to finance the nation's foreign trade was given by the American Bankers association in convention here. President Hayes was asked to call a meeting of bankers and business leaders to work out plans for formation under the new Eide law as proposed in the association's commerce and merchant marine committee report presented today.
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Washington
American Bankers’ Association
Hayes
Association
Committee On Commerce and Merchant Marine
Six Killed and Fifteen Hurt in Erie Train Wreck
Six people died and fifteen were injured when a Chicago and Boston Limited on the New York Central side-swiped the Buffalo Cleveland train at Erie Union Station. Bodies were recovered from the wreckage, including women, as rescue teams worked quickly. Most casualties occurred in the eastbound engine area. no passengers on the eastbound train were reported injured.
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Mail
Chicago & Boston Limited
New York Central Railroad
Buffalo
Public Debate with Irish Speakers at Yeoman Ball
Editor Impune and Leaderr Presa report two eloquent speakers, McCoy and Burke, at Yeoman ball Tuesday evening. McCoy delivered dramatic battlefield descriptions of the Thirty second and Wisconsin loyalty, while Burke offered clear reasoning on federal administration and wartime league of patrons. The audience enjoyed insightful discourse and a potential campaign fund in listening to these two brilliant Irish speakers.
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Tris Xeldam
Yeoman Bull
McCoy
Wisconsin
Burke
League of Patrons
Atd
Ireland
Duffy
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