Hurley Killing Unlawful by Coroners Jury Report
Hurley Wisconsin salon keeper described as unlawfully killed by sun shots fired by federal authorities. Jury verdict cites prolonged gunfire and a related investigation. Dalrymple resigns as enforcement director amid tensions. governor and Madison authorities consider further steps and potential appeals. The case touches whiskey enforcement, prohibition era assets, and federal state power clashes.
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John Chapusio
Hurley
Wis
Acfieets
Acthies
Grove
Kernion
Victor J. Wowe
Willian Knowtek
Sently
H. Streney
Flarley
Hintey Omy
Wight
Bosakie Hive
Wiwankee
Cuba Situation Prompting U S Financial Aid Request
Scuba asks U S to send financial expert to Cuba to assist in working out a solution to the Cuban situation. The request was referred to by groups of bankers who have agreed to assist Cuba financially.
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SCUBA
U.S
Waslington
Gor- Muah
Tye
de Purtonerh Fou Ae
Fitaneral
Ex- FL
Cuba
La Follette to Speak in La Crosse Saturday
Senator Robert La Follette will speak in La Crosse on campaign issues Saturday evening at the La Crosse theater. Citizens Co-Operative League officers announced the visit and said delegations from nearby communities will come to attend the meeting.
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LA Follette
LA Crosse
Robert la Follette
Citizens Co-Operative League
Cemator
Thisiime
Rochester
Ming
Ia Crosye
Madison
Moonshine case of three men held on charges
Three alleged moonshiners Benjamin Shaul Gert Shaul and Henry Prov were arrested at Prairie du Chien by Deputy Marshal. They appeared before Court Commissioner Alfred Harrison charged with having a still twenty gallons of mash and whiskey. They were held for grand jury, bonds set at one thousand dollars each, and committed to La Crosse county jail due to unable to post bail.
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Prairie du Chien
Vqgen
CLSS
Alfred Harrison
Benjamin Shaul
Gert. Shaul
Henry
Coluedutes
Wolle
la Crouse
LA Grosse
Raymond Robbins to Speak at Pioneer Hall Thursday
Raymond Robbins, prominent Republican speaker, will address a Republican meeting for women and men at Pioneer Hall in La Crosse on Thursday evening. Robbins, famed for nationwide tours under the Republican National Committee, will share a message tied to the current campaign. He previously ran for the United States Senate in Illinois and has spoken in fifteen states.
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United States Senate
Ilinois
Robbins
Lim
la Crasao
Lenrod
Fallette
Cox
Wilson
Sim
Senate
Cogle
Vic
Wisconsin
Snet & Man
Mollete
United States
Sompel
Lenroar “Lagren
Democrats Challenge Republicans In League Debate in Chicago
Democratic national headquarters issued a challenge to Republican leaders for a League of Nations debate in Chicago next Sunday. Congressman Frank Y. Dorecious, Midwest Democratic chair, sent the challenge to Warry New of the Republican speakers bureau. Senator New said he would ignore it.
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Chicago
Republicas
League of Nations
Frank YU. Dorecious
Warry &. New
New
Railroads asked to file claims under guaranty by year end
Washington reports the Interstate Commerce Commission ordered railroads to file estimates of amounts due under the guaranty provisions and to answer a questionnaire. The request covers results of private operation during the first six months after federal control ended, with January as the filing month.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Immission
Lenroot Attacks La Follette In Beaver Dam Speech
Beaver Dam Wisconsin Senator Lenroot assails Senator La Follette over his campaign stance and support for Cox and Wilson’s league of nations. Lenroot accuses La Follette of trying to elect Cox while attacking Harding and the Republican ticket, urging Wisconsin voters to back Harding for a decisive election.
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Ta Follette
Beaver Dam
Harding
Wis
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la Follette
Anaat
Wisconsin
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Tenrnot
Renal
Pollette
Marding
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Hanlins
Coolidan
Chix
Roosevett
Inc Aireery
Wilkan
Rding
Tim
Cox
Iomines
Das
Wilson
Folleiter
Republieans
Follette
Vara
Securang
Patred
Bandit Slain After Fatal Chicago Officer Shooting
An unidentified gunman killed a Chicago police officer on Tuesday and died later following four pitched confrontations with police who formed two cordons to prevent his escape.
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Chicago
Pavel Serzeent
Edward Marprol
Bolshevik Prisoners Taken in Crimea Raids
In Ebasotopol Crimea, about fifteen thousand Bolshevik troops were captured along with cannons and large quantities of war matériel during raids by General Baron Noraceel's army. The report notes significant prisoner gains and material captures in recent operations.
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Wrangel
Ebastopol
Crimea
Ted Press
Baron Noraceel
Hunger Striker MacSwiney Dies In Cork Inquest Verdict
London reports said Lord Mayor MacSwiney died from heart failure amid a 73 day hunger strike. The coroner's jury found death due to heart failure with dilated heart and delirium from scurvy exhaustion. The widow was the sole witness for the family. The Cork inquest drew 35 attendees including officials and civic leaders. A Cork warning posted outside city hall urged calm and warned against unauthorized action.
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Evening News
Pemrty
Major O'Callaghan
MacSwiner
Cork
Inquest
London
Indy Tanyoress
MacSyiney
Muchwiney
Sean Annie
Mary
Home Office
Associated Press
Constantine Won't Surrender Throne Claim Belief
London dispatch reports Former King Constantine of Greece maintains the attitude that he remains occupant of the throne. It raises uncertainty whether he will consent to Prince Paul’s accession and notes Athens has not formally invited him to accept the throne. Lucerne-source dispatches describe Prince Paul as better known as a dancer than a student of international politics.
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Constantine
Greece
London Times
Tacerne
Paul
Lucérne
Athens
Prines Pani
Stone of Bob's Forces Backs Lenroot Support
James A. Stone of Reedsburg Wisconsin a former La Follette ally and noted progressive has volunteered for Senator Lenroot. Stone arrived in Milwaukee to aid at the Citizens Lenroot committee headquarters.
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Jim
Bob
Lenroot
Milwauker
James A. Stone
Reedsburg
Wis
la Follette
End of British coal strike in sight sparks wheat price strike
A report from Wichita Kansas states wheat raisers may strike, refusing to ship until $3 a bushel is paid. National Wheat Growers Association leaders claim 70,000 members back the action, aiming to push price within ninety days. Kansas officials deny any strike, attributing delivery drops to multiple causes.
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Boards of Agriculture
Southwest
National Wheat Growers’ Association
W. H. McGreevey
Wichita
Kas
McGreevey
J.C. Mohler
Topeka
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
Kansas
One Way to Guarantee Peace Says Wilson
President Wilson tells a delegation of pro League Republicans that only one path to world peace exists and warns against imperialistic designs. He appears tired and strained as deputies report his emotional reading of a prepared reply. The event underscores concerns over postwar aims and unity.
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Wilson
White House
United States
Tao
Vote Before Breakfast Club Proposed For La Crosse
In view of the coming election on Tuesday November 2 the women voters of La Crosse are urged to form vote before breakfast clubs. The aim is to spread the idea nationwide to ease the eleventh hour crowd at the polls and ensure an earlier return home after voting.
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la Crosee
Ilies
Loneh
Pelier
la Crosse
Cloeing
Rour
Salvation Army Campaign Set To Start Here Next Week
The Salvation Army plans a state home service budget drive seeking 7590 dollars this year in our county. Last year the county raised nothing as campaigns were completed across the state. Funds are sought to build a maternity home in Wisconsin as the army expands home service. The army notes past World War II service and emphasizes ongoing aid to the needy.
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Salvation Army Home Service
Salvation Army
Syeak Henmanse
la Crosse
Prohibition Party reports campaign expenses and receipts
The national committee reports show $13,244.49 receipts and $15,017.82 expenditures through October 18 for the prohibition party’s presidential campaign. Maryland and West Virginia state superintendents report funds spent to influence elections. Wheeler’s league report adds $2,500 in expenditures, filed under protest, framing activities as educational and scientific.
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Patten
West Virginia
Wayne Br.’ Wheeler
League
Wheeler
U S Warns Cubans Against Election Frauds
The United States tells Cuban officials that the upcoming Cuban presidential election must be fair. Washington states it has no interest in Cuba's political welfare beyond preventing election frauds amid charges of one party seeking to seize power.
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U.S
Havana
Cuba
Uni
Ted
Washington
United States
Miners and government near settlement on wage terms
A National Wage Board will be named to devise a permanent arrangement after a coal strike. Miners’ delegates report acceptance of government terms and plans to submit to a conference. Mine owners reportedly agree. some say Premier Lord George may announce settlement today.
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National Wage Board
Ondon
Associated’ _ Press
Conference of
Trades Union Delegates
Lord George
House of Commons
Liginger to Investigate Tendler Welling Boxing Bout
Milwaukee Wis Walter Ho Lisinger chairman of the Wisconsin boxing commission said a meeting will be held next Monday to investigate the Tendler Welling boxing bout of Tuesday night which patrols found unsatisfactory. The boxers’ purses are being held by order of the commission.
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