Opening night at Rescue Mission attracts converted listeners
Joseph Cuvizal of Racing Wisconsin leads opening night at Rescue Mission on Portal Street. Evangelist Ganzel delivers a strong sermon urging separation as God’s command. Attend upcoming nightly meetings with speakers from St Paul Milwaukee and shared reflections on Versailles and Wilson era debates.
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Joseph Cuvizal
Racing
Wis
Posrl Street
Ganzel
Tsp
Gangil
Teter McFarlane
St. Paul
Yeed G. Fiecker
Milwaukee
Rival figures clash over peace treaty stance and public denouncements
Fragmentary political commentary shows heated debate on joining a peace treaty and WWI governance. References to Taft, Follette, and calls for strengthening commissions hint at broader maneuvering and proposals to curb German and French influence. Names and dates are unclear due to OCR.
La Follette in Senate Critique Sparks Democratic Debate
A fragmentary 1919 style critique denounces La Follette as "not useful in the Senate" while recounting political tensions in Congress. The text references Wilson era policy, Dems versus Republicans, preparedness, neutrality, and wartime debates with vivid, period voice.
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Senate
North Side Lot Sold for 3000 by Andrew Johnson
A fragmented notice lists multiple real estate transfers led by Andrew Johnson selling North Side Lot for 3000. Portions name several blocks, additions, and other buyers with varied prices, including a 4000 bid on another parcel and several minor amounts.
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Andrew Johnson
Envoy Jeffery To Speak This Week Every Evening
A series of special meetings by Envoy Jeffery are planned this week with daily talks. Mnvey delivery and local attendees describe the events as well attended and meaningful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffery
Mnvey Delvery
Dotteir
Mnvey
Aletion Army
Anu
Doctor’s suicide shocks wedding waiters in Nehaunee
In Nehaunee Michigan a 40 year old dentist Dr J Q Miller killed himself while his wedding party waited downstairs before vows. Miss Vicki Connors, his fiancée, watched as mourners stood ready. No motive given for the self inflicted death.
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Negaunee
Mich
J. Qo Miller
Dentigh
Will & Sholsun
Vicki Connors
Packers File New Plans To Dispose Of Stock
Yards avasvington Swift and Company filed plans in the district of Columbia supreme count to dispose of their stock in private newspapers. It was understood William and Company would adhere. Morris and the Culaby company were not fully aligned. The department and Isidor Nressel indicated objections would be filed only if the plan conflicts with existing law.
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France
Belsiany
Wilson
Aloat
Europe
Tay Cone
Baker
Wileon
Wileen
Mr. Garfielt
Garfield
Death of American Citizens in Mexico Reported
Report from Washington states two American citizens, Arthur Mas ley and Gus Salter Corsient, were killed near Vem ve Ouitex in Mexico. Details are sparse and the incident occurred Monday afternoon.
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Mexico
U. S
Washington
Jim Ue Tupico
Luestly
Bo Ale Department
Arthur TL. Masley
Gus A. Salter Corsient
Vem Ve Ouitex
Kungpiew
Danderine claims bright hair with new fire and color
A fragment mentions Danderine and an application of Chinderinge, noting effects on hair such as brightness color and vibrancy, though context remains unclear and fragmented.
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Avery
Harding Sums Up Issues In Final Appeal
The piece criticizes the Wilson administration for autocratic influence and foreign policy overreach while highlighting Republican efforts in 1918 to reform budgets and economic management. It asserts the public’s desire to avoid autocracy and return the GOP to power to restore domestic focus.
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Harding
Wilson
Washington
Republican Congress
Lon
Inn
Lo Vatire
Rivets
Geri
Republican Platform Promises Equal Opportunity and Moderation
The Republican program aims to lift the nation by opposing revolution and promoting expansion, cooperation in production and marketing, and measures to curb greed. It supports international peace through association while preserving American independence, trusting voters to judge the party's leadership and credibility. A Washington Star quip about a snake bite and liquor adds a local aside.
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Republican Party
Republican
America
Association of Nations
Pin Boitiehop
Tlere
Washington Star
Georgia Cyclone Delivers Prohibition Talk at Kiwanis
Mary Armour known as the Georgia Cyclone spoke to a Kiwanis dinner, arguing that prohibition aids business and crediting the Eighteenth Amendment and Volstead Act for progress. She toured the country urging its passage and praised the anti liquor sentiment before an applauding audience.
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Mary Harris Armour
Maca
Misa Armour
Indoor Athletic Meet in New York Abandoned
The annual indoor athletic meet in New York is cancelled amid unclear circumstances as organizers abandon plans for the event. Officials cite unspecified reasons and promise updates on rescheduling or refunds.
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New York
This Athletic Union
Winter athletic meet events announced with multiple clubs
A Tuesday announcement details twenty four events allocated to various athletic clubs, with organizations holding more than one meet receiving several events. The plan outlines the distribution of events across multiple meets and participating groups.
Mail vote grows Jolivette sends ballots daily
The mail vote is growing as County Clerk Jolivette mails ballots at about 25 per day. Ballots are sent to voters in Iowa Minnesota Michigan and Ohio who will be absent from the city on election day.
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Jolivette
Iowa
Minnesota
Michiena
Ohio
Sox Players Tipped Off on Series Fix Claim
Gedeon a Chicago second baseman with the Ameriqand team told Hartley Replogle he won 700 betting on the series and was tipped the games were fixed by a White Ox member. He initially said he acted on his own judgment then admitted the tip led him to believe the series were fixed.
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Wilson
Goncres
Republican Congress
Provident
SOX
Gedeon Chigago
Toc Gedeon
Ameriqand
Grand Jury
Hartley Replogle
Attority
Winchmatt
Gejleon
The
White OX
Belgium's Balloons Win Gordon Bennett Flight
The Belgian entry Belgica piloted by Lieutenants De Muyteraug and Labrousse is declared winner of the Gordon Bennett free balloon race. Reports from Chicago and Detroit place US Army Balloon No. 1 near Birmingham and Charlotte, with about 1109 miles covered from Birmingham to North Champlain. Enormous iron ore deposits found in Dutch East territories.
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Belgica
Gordon Bennett
New York
Aero Club of America
Ceg
Chicago
Thompson
Charlotte
Mich
Birmingham
Aany
Pelzians
Champlain
North Mero Tsland
Stockholders Transfer Theaters To Company In Lapse
Shareholders convey the La Crosse Majestic Bijou and land for the Rivoli project to the company yet no common stock is issued for this theater complex. Dividends of four dollars per hundred share are payable February 15 and August 7 each year. Your bank pays only one dollar fifty today for this amount.
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Rivoli Theater
la Crosse Theaters Company
City of
la Crosse
Rivoli
Majestic Theater
Bijou Theater
Ae Fantheinteiank
Jaivou Dullwaie
Cooper Amusement Company
New North Side Riviera
Casino
Lot
South Third Street
James
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Oie
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Sunpork
Tee Tregue
Clarfick
Colist
Bowler
Harry Watkins
Chaves Fl
Schardizer
Mcconnell
Smith
Fowler
Yuorwen Hilnd
Tat Crosse
Tunesvile
Xomator Lentoor
Tay Follette
Sunbach
Toa
Che Xepwracians
Pan
Commissin Justics
Germany
Hima
Bettie
Svere
Bob
Stiab
Miarfield
Denmarratte
Wil Lodi
Martin Beriack
Teosty
Carmine Ts. de Colon
Wiliam Feito
Block G
Greenword Quirk
Prench Island
Jules J
Breus
Eilbeien
Mitr
Tauresse
Swift, Armour and Wilson
BUA Busbrerivaen
the Right Foundation
Obrect
Eceeet
LOS Elas
H. Clay Evenson
Optometrist
And
Manutagturhg E ‘Optica
Georgia Cyclone
Kiwanis Club
YMCA
Belgium
Eaut Ip
Lacrosse.theatres Company
F. L. Koppelberger
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