Illinois Miners Fund Sent to Kansas Union
Springfield reports that the Illinois Miners Union will not withdraw financial aid for Alexander Howat's fight. Funds are redirected to Kansas miners to fund their campaign against the Industrial Court, with assurances support remains active and under local control. General Pershing was also mentioned returning home from Europe in related notices.
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Illinois
Kansas Union
Springfield
Linois
Alexander Howat
Walter Nesbit
Ilinois Miners’ Union
Walter Noshit
Uingix United Mine Workers
gAvices
Kansas
Reases Ine Dustelier Court
Nesbit
Trp Sue
Raimsats
Tinos
Ioney Iy
Kasi
Thomas Kfarvey
Scerperrys
Deans
Avid
Weather Forecast for Wisconsin and Surroundings
Rising temperatures expected Friday with fair conditions tonight in Wisconsin. Snowy or wintry mix not specified. Temperatures rise through Friday in western portions, with warnings of warmer air moving in tonight into Friday.
Maquson Appoints New Member to Ginsgue Commission
Article notes Thomas Nant of Maquson Wisconsin named to a state commission replacing George Ty Iytambrecht. Mentions Governor Philipp, Governor Thyng, and prior appointee from La Crise, with context about administration control of the commission and the legal practice in Milwaukee.
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Maquson
Wis
Thomas Nant
Woyvars
GinsGue
Industes
Restiaral
Laine
Nerewaer
Milwaukee
Kenoy
Goveror
Offier
Philipp Manied
Ronep
Green Day
Por Kautsen
la Crise
Binine
Jamie Lay
George Ty Iytambrecht
Dr Brumfield Guilty Of Murder Of Worker
A jury returns a guilty verdict against Dr Brumfield for murder in the death of worker J Rosy during a confrontation at the Rig station. The court sets the date for sentencing as Saturday, while the defendant shows no visible emotion as his wife collapses in court.
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DR. Brumfield
J Rosy
Langeing Tenakell
Benmgield
Judy le Tash
Russell
Mail Robbers Kill, Wound Four in Train Post Heist
An incident in which mail robbers killed one person and wounded three others occurred after a failed train post robbery near a rural area. Police pursued the suspects, with some escaping while others were captured or killed as officers recovered items from the scene.
British Bomb Wrecks Herrick Home in Paris
Investigators believe a British made device detonated at the Herrick residence in Paris injuring the home and killing the occupant’s belongings. Evidence includes a deadly package, a severed witness account, and a letter in French with suspect handwriting. Police compare handwriting to the letter while an American ambassador’s security details are scrutinized.
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Herrick
Paris
Elie
Sherrick
Terre Aris
Machinis
MM Ess
L'Turnaiite
Che Hemb
Sit
Konop resigns from Industrial Board and school opening set
Konop announces resignation from the Industrial Board as Monday marks the formal opening of Hogan School. Visitors invited for inspection. administration to take control all day with an evening program featuring talks by city leaders and education officials.
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Hogan School
Commission
Legit Schiol
Oxis Tell Ie
Eyimedsinny St & Pele
Lily
Bret
Mpresidvap
Award of Education
Nore Nin Slormant
Parent-Teacher Association
Ane
Bentley
Miss
Tapics
Eather
Thas Damentic Seinnen
David Lloyd George Church Affiliation Fight Settled
Controversy over David Lloyd George's church affiliation is reported as factions including Baptists and Disciples of Christ dispute his ties. The item notes public comment and disagreement among groups claiming him and seeking alignment with Christian bodies, amid historical religious alignment debates.
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David Lloyd George
Beth di Christiai
Livy Veter Tiethymer
Selene
Meither
Otis
Ghrist
Rihaing Jdoyd
Labor Refusal Marks Split Over Unemployment Conference
Verot Michigan reports labor delegates on the TWayers new pies ureuk eect ae yehints held its first meeting Wheeskay. Only a fraction of the Sl committee men named by Mayor Conslis were sent as an organization of labor critics decried the session as inadequate and pressed for broader participation.
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Verot
Nertell
Tia
Conslis
Anizté
Milwaukee Engineers Report Orders and Strike Oct 30
A fragmented note reports Milwaukee engineers receiving orders for a strike on October 30. It mentions planning at intersections near Milwaukee and a meeting location at Wilmington and Coladonny streets with references to spalaners and Marksihey.
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Milwaukee
Minister On Stand Describes Killing Of Catholic Priest
The minister testified about the shooting of a Catholic priest and the events surrounding the case. He recounted conversations with the priest and his daughter’s marriage, noting how the confrontation escalated and led to the fatal act. The trial included the minister’s emotional account and defense counsel questioning witnesses.
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Noah
Janes
Coyle
Cathulig
Yanther
Wouny Sousa
Gavathins
Stephanson
Beoslow
Ulnse
Newari
Guses
City Sues for Fire Among Trees in Hixon Forest
Mie city files in circuit court suing a party named G for a fire that spread through trees in Hixon Forest near the nursery in Lington. The suit alleges negligence by the defendant and employer that caused a blaze starting April 25, 1920, endangering timber and surrounding properties.
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Hixon Forest
Mie
Ina
Chicago
Viarline
Vmyeid
Hixon Fitist
North Side Residents Warned Over Sewer Connection
Salim Tora and Gust Tohrke were brought to Thepelle coat Thursday morning after failing to comply with health regulations on sewer connections. Officials stated the cases involve noncompliance and potential penalties, with department investigators examining the acts.
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North Side
Salim Tora
Gust Tohrke
Siroer
Prdler
Neon Armiguesd Ghd
Urge No Profit Month On Building Material Clause
A garbled notice discusses urging a no profit month on building materials and mentions leaders and organizations in vague terms. It references a national weather or naval association figure and hints at path suggestions and serious consideration, with limited readable names and phrases.
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Touan
Narias
beaCorthy
Navonal
Limberonon
Itl
Z. B. Tiavk
Navona
Denter
CentiLies
Cuts Off Sisters And Gives Money To Found Cats Home
A damaged report details a woman, Mise Caroting Ace, cutting ties with her sisters and directing funds to a cats home. An estate dispute arose over her will and property, with family members challenging actions in court as the nuns’ work's employment position figures into the matter.
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York
Ace
Governor Blaine Attacks Esch Cummins Act Again
Wisconsin Governor Blaine spoke at a conference to demand repeal of the Esch Cummins Act and rail rate reforms. He argued the law harmed farmers and private interests, cited inflated railroad stock, and urged return of power to state governments to rebuild employment and industrial activity.
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Utaie
Cuidelle SL
Hig
Anl
Stuart Bs Ipod
Vai Sibsid
Luidenkok
Bhiaine
Hovay
Leonsins Tout
Wisconsii
Jows
Wisconsin
Pitsburg
A. Garhits
New York
Nachmaeiern
Shire Expensives
Mitra
Mrs Noble Celebrates Long County Residency
Mrs Mary Noble of Wir-Wir died Tuesday in the county after residing there for many years. She had lived in the county continuously for 40 years. Funeral plans are pending with local arrangements to be announced.
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Aactive
Wir
Mary Noble
Ford Day Visitors Welcome in La Crosse
Mrs Bayer leads women to greet Ford Day guests as the community prepares for the event. A mystery man and woman circulate with prize hints while committees from the Chamber of Commerce Ford organization and local merchants organize badges, visits, and prize plans. Parade routes shift due to King Street work with a plan to feature the oldest Ford in town and storefront decorations. Residents urged to watch for strangers and keep information ready for visitors.
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Mrs. Bayer
la Cras
la Crosse
Ford
John A. Tanger
Noobami
Iealae
Us Tire
King Streek
Thorens Ar Fite
H. Kinis
Mali
Sixth Sind
Povd
Mieford
Noted Norwegian to Lecture Here Friday Evening
Dre F C Chude a noted Sorwe gi from the Ghiasaber of Commerce will arrive Saturday evening. He will speak on Norway. He is the guest of Jr and Mrs A Gundersen. Decade is president of Nerunds Porbun taend and will speak on Norway. All Norwegians are invited to attend.
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Dre F.C Chude
Sorwegi
Ghiasaber
Ofeligh
A. Gundersen
Decade
Nerunds-Porbuntaend
Norway
Dre Nadry Wibe
Norweginds
Tennant
ABOR BOARD MEETING WITH BIG 8 Ghirta
Railroad unions and executives convene amid looming strike as the United States labor board prepares to hear proposals in a bid to avert walkouts. Leaders of the standard unions and top officer groups anticipate potential wage and freight rate adjustments while awaiting the board's actions.
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Chicago
Big Four Brotherhood
Switchmen's Union
U.S. Labor Board
Railroad Labor Board
Micagy
Ble
Mortiai
United States Railroad
Jabor
Ennion
Xouie- Lins
Ovents
Taber Hoard Nambers
Brotherhood
W. S. Stone
Lie Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Ty. E. Sheppard
Order of Railway Conductors
W. G. Len
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Miremen
T. C. Cushen
Swirchmen's Unitate of
North America
Markeul
Iaher
Eine Labor Board
Vennsylvania Railroad
Sor Guilure
Wegnite
Brotherhan
J. M. McGnith
He Railway Employes de Partment
A.M
Reahor
Pinus
Unilrodth
Sts
Total Veterins
Hery Deel
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