Milwaukee rally attacks Esch Cummins rail bill decline
Wisconsin figures clash over the Esch Cummins law with Robert M Patten denouncing the measure as reactionary and harmful to farmers workers and consumers while Lemont La Follette assails its impact on markets and calls for strong league of nations support and presidential compares. The debate centers on who benefits from watered value profits and higher prices amid charges of corporate power.
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United States
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Reed of Missouri Aids Thompson In Wisconsin Senate Race
Senator James Thompson runs as an Independent in Wisconsin facing Leprol and a Democrat backing the league. Reed of Missouri travels to Wisconsin to support Thompson, calling Leprol mild reconstructionist and opposing any form of internationalism.
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Kansas City
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America
Senate
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Creorgia
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Colorado
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Europe
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Education Progress Clash Sparks Wisconsin Teachers’ Meet
At the Western Wisconsin Teachers’ association opening in La Crosse, Edward A. Fitzpatrick urges a unified state educational policy while Samuel Untermyer attacks organized labor and probes building trade corruption. The program features talks by university educators on study habits and modern teaching, with local teachers in attendance and musical selections by the La Crosse Girl's Club.
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Ste. College of Education
State University && Iowa
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Macolm Howles
United States
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Wisconsin State Board of Inducation
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Sertier Amour
Tragic Timber Cruise Accident Ends in Double Loss
On a timber cruise near here, Carl Schiller fired after mistaking a comrade for an animal. He killed Connolly instantly and, overwhelmed, Schiller then fatally shot himself, ending a fraught incident amid rough brush.
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Armenian Troops Repulse Attack by Turkish Invaders
Washington dispatch reports Armenian forces repulsed Turkish assaults on Nove Selia and Tider. Armenian fighters in Tiflis, Georgia, held demonstrations before allied missions to show resolve to defend independence. Hostile demonstrations also gathered outside the Soviet mission in Tiflis.
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Tiflis
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Lienz Borough Seeks Merger With Germany
Lienz borough in the eastern Tyrol proclaims itself a republic step toward a merger with Germany. It issues its own postage stamps to be recognized by the postal system. Austria faces a twelve billion crown deficit for the current year. The pastor J J Worrel will discuss at the corner Clinton and Liberty streets church Saturday at 1000 am. Sabbath school follows the service. all are invited.
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Lizzie's Trial Spin Out Ends in Telegraph Pole Crash
Claude Ward and bystanders witnessed Lizzie crash into a telegraph pole on North Third Street Thursday afternoon around 1 o clock. He and Tugene Belcher escaped with no serious injuries while en route to Onalaska to gather nato. The car, bought recently, sustained damage likely exceeding its initial value.
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Penn student charged with murder in Dartmouth case
A Penn freshman, William T. Briges, is charged with the murder of Dartmouth student Elmer Drewes. Police link evidence from a bloodstained car, an automatic pistol, and missing cartridges to Briges, who allegedly planned to buy a second hand car and argued over a purchase. Drewes had told his father of the car purchase before his death.
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Willie T. Briges
University of Pervioia Wreshman
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Drewes
Dartmouth College
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Bean
Darthmouth
Burke Lands Ten-Pound Pike After Sharp Struggle
Albert C. Burke, switchboard man for the La Crosse Telephone Company, hauled in a ten pound pike after a brief tussle. Patrolman Frank Wolfe helped net the fish as dusk settled and the catch was brought to shore.
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Doorking Hunger Strike Mayor MacSwiney Firmly Fed in Protest
The Irish Self-Determination League reports Cork mayor Terence MacSwiney remains semi conscious amid continued forcible feeding at the prison. He recognizes his sister at times but mutters of marching and rebellion as guards administer nourishment. In Cork, an ambush on two military lorries kills an officer and a private, wounding five, as 300 attackers capture equipment after a half hour battle.
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Irish Self-Determination League
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Haring
League
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Cork
King Alexander Resting Yet Not Out Of Danger
Athens reports show King Alexander of Greece resting but in unstable condition after injuries he suffered in a supposed plot against his life. Dr Vidal from Paris claims the monkey bite was used to fake a rabies infection as part of the assassination attempt. The king’s wife was reportedly involved in the broader plot context.
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Beier Beisen Family Quarrels Darken Court Scene
Gertrude Beisen testified in Andge Brindley’s court about frequent clashes between her mother and farmhand John G Beier over rumored infidelity. The case connected to Beier’s suicide note and alleged prior incidents, with Beier released on bail as court actions continued to November 5.
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Piesen
Heier
Heermother
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Ani Sleph
Schubert
Geiers
Joseph Lamke
Wrangel forces retreat after Dnieper push
Russian forces pursue Wrangel troops across the Dnieper following recent Bolshevik gains. The retreat follows the death of General Barbier, whose cavalry corps had been notably successful until his death in the fighting, weakening their leadership as the front shifts south of the Dnieper.
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Dnieper
Barbier
Britain faces fresh strike crisis as government weighs move
British labor and the country await the government’s next move amid the miners and railwaymen stalemate. Talks, potential mandates, and a national conference aim to avert extended disruption while labor and ministers weigh constitutional steps and possible tribunals.
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