Obituary for Mrs Mary Wolf and George Bell
Mrs Mary Wolf widow of Julius Wolf of Compete died Sunday night aged 77 born in Germany February 15 1844 came to America and lived here three daughters Augusta Mrs Wolf Mrs Albert piggh South Sixth Street and another daughter Mrs Albert Molzahn city two sons werent listed funeral set for Wednesday at 3 40 pm from German Lutheran church West Avenue South and Cameron Avenue with Rev Julius T Cammler officiating interment in Oak Cemetery George Bell died today at St Francis after three months illness survived by wife and daughter Cameron of this city born here followed the city machinist funeral arrangements announced later
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Wolf
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South Sixth
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Albert
Molzahn
Hal
Pelence
Cerman Tatheran Chang West
Cameron Taenue
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Opi
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Intarment
Oa Cemetery
George
Kell
Bell
St. Francis Hese
Daurhin
M. Cameron
Thio City
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Willard
Geo
Thin
Cox Plans Three North Dakota Addresses In Campaign
Governor Cox scheduled three campaign speeches in North Dakota with stops in Grand Forks Devil's Lake and Fargo. He spoke on the League of Nations and argued that issues transcend party lines while attacking Senator Harding and Republican leaders over a treaty stance. The trip included a Minot address and multiple platform speeches aimed at independent voters and disarmament policy.
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Campaign finance hearings reveal GOP fund structure
Witness describes a layered Republican fundraising network with state chairmen, paid fund collectors, and professional money raisers led from the top by Col Thompson. He notes local chairs and “ways and means” teams, with Blair directing divisional staff and a group of “moppers-up” following the main cream-list collections.
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Shorthand Paper for Indians in Kamloops District
A Kamloops paper printed entirely in shorthand for the British Columbia Indians in the Mara river area. Priest Monsienor Le Toune created a talk language using signs to capture Indian speech. Daily bulletins followed and weekly issues grew to 3500 copies with advertising.Benjamin Franklin authored the oldest freemasonry work in the United States.
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Kamloops
British Columbia
Offer to Free MacSwiney Protests In Ireland Crisis
A fragment from page one shows Mrs. MacSwiney speaking to AP about her husband Terence MacSwiney in Brixton jail, urging US support and warning Britain of worldwide reaction. She contrasts loyalists in Ireland with those demanding justice, and notes her nightly vigil outside the jail. The piece also mentions a turnip growth claim and a local family excursion advert.
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Ireland
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America
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Ming
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Brixton
Candidacy of Moses Captures New Hampshire Primary Interest
In Concord New Hampshire the renomination bid of Senator Moses drew strong interest in the GOP contests for United States senator governor and congress. The campaign centered on League of Nations suffrage and tariff issues with Spaulding backing the league and Lodge reservations while Moses opposed the league. Albert W Noone entered as a candidate on a single platform for both senator and governor, challenging Raymond B Stevens and Charles E Livin.
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Congress
League of Nations
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Textile mills reopen in Lawrence after vacation pause
About 20,000 workers return to duty as most factories restart operations in Lawrence. American Woolen company mills resume next week, Pacific Print Works plans a fall start, Taite Mills Print Works also resuming, marking broad reopening after a vacation period.
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American Woolen Company
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Anman
American Wanlen Company
Pacific Print Works
Camel Causes Commotion at Indianapolis Fair
Fifty Indianapolis officers and a camel trainer subdued a thirsty camel that wandered into a drink booth and gulped ten gallons of red lemonade before being coaxed back to its enclosure in the Garden of Allah. A tidal wave near Sughalien island claimed two hundred fifty lives, washing over buildings and barriers as reports describe a devastating surge. A Yonkers State match editorial jokes about neighborly spending while noting daily life items as the Canton sunset ends.
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Knights of Pythias Enjoy Fine Outing in Pettibone Park
Crowds from Wino na Bangor Sparta Viroqua and La Crosse joined Knights of Pythias for a large annual picnic at Pettibone Park on Sunday. Several hundred attended with auto and train arrivals, a noon family dinner, races and outdoor sports, with handsome prizes for event winners and plans to make the gathering an annual affair.
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Winona
Bangor
Sparta
Viroqua
la Crosse Knights of Pythias
Rattibove Park
Bodies of Russian Women Found in Vladivostok Harbor
Dispatches report seven mutilated Russian women found in Vladivostok harbor. The sensational note mentions hempen encasings and a dubious claim about bacteria being plants. The report provides little verifiable context and mixes incorrect biology.
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Tokio
Vladivostok Harbor
La Crosse Normal School Set to Open September 14
La Crosse State Normal announces the fall term will begin Tuesday September 14. Cotton today notes that students entering the school should report for registration that day. The announcement reflects the period tone of the local paper.
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