Pickford flees Paris as officials probe wife's death
Paris reports indicate actor Mark Pickford fled to London after his wife Olive Thomas died in Paris. An autopsy is ordered to determine cause of death amid speculation he abandoned the party and the body remains in Paris. Officials say the death is myst erious and justice measures will follow the autopsy.【Note: The following summarizes the provided text in the requested format.】
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Hearing on Utility Rate Increase Friday in Marlisen
Notice announces a public hearing on Wisconsin- Mivaosniay Power Company electric rate increase. The session will be held at the Railroad Commission office in Marlisen Friday September 17 at 10 o clock. Local officials broadcast the details to affected customers.
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Boilermakers Hold Kansas Headquarters Convention
A fragmented report describes the Boilermakers clan headquarters in Kansas, with plans for a convention of iron workers and helpers to begin today and continue through the week. It notes Japan universities organizing a rowing regatta beginning September 11 and mentions American and English universities with rowing crews. The text is garbled but centers on industrial union activity and upcoming university events.
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Kansas
DUTY
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Fito
Japan
THEIG
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Mts
Aroprican
No Keorn
Isangulize
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Pegat
Weather record for Porta Crouse and nearby areas
Unclear text reports unsettled weather tonight and Tuesday with likely local thunder showers. Warmer tonight across Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa parts. Temperatures show limited change with a brief forecast excerpt and garbled details about diver stages and future conditions.
Last Days of the Czar and Man Who Killed Him
Photographs depict the final days of the czar of Russia and his killer in Ekaterinburg. The images show the prisoner sawing wood in the yard and walking, mirroring the czar’s routine, with Yankel Yorov listed as a civilian shopkeeper and czar prison commandant.
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Ekaterinburg
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Kaiger
Holland
Yankel Yorov‘gky
Czar’s
Air mail service to start late this month in region
Aviation circles report a busy week ahead as plans firm for Chicago to La Crosse and Twin Cities air mail service. Superintendent says Minneapolis sources indicate a La Crosse visit this week to finalize financials for hangar construction and service facilities.
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Ta Crosse
Esge
Jhangar
Cox Defies Doctor Advice On Resting Throat In Campaign
Governor James M. Cox, Democratic presidential nominee, plans a swing through Salem, Portland, Salt Lake City, and California, despite his doctor’s orders to rest his throat. Cox, accompanied by a medic, says he will not cancel speaking engagements.
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Sant
James M. Cox
Salem
Portland
Salt Lake City
California
Cox
Chanbertin
Grunau Denies Report Rail Strike Is Off
WIGAGO September 13 John Grunau president of the Chicago Fifteen’s association denies reports that the switchmen strike ended. Strikers in other centers refuse to vote on ending the strike. Grunau’s figures clash with T Z Meisenhelder head yardman in Kansas City asserting different results.
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Griman
Chicago
Grinen
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Allied Premiers Resume Conference at Aix les Bains
The French premier Millerand and Italian premier Giolitti met in Aix les Bains to resume talks on European peace and the Entente. Ambassadors Loniz-Lesgare and Barrere attended as observers as the leaders expected to issue a joint declaration later.
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Ain Las Bains
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Millerand
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Giolitti
Italy
Coon Loniz-Lesgare
Camnelio Barrere
Indy
Liord George MM
Glolitt
Ann M. Milleraod
Aix Las B
Tloyd George
Traian
Ogsin
Great Britain
Jailer Escapes From Trempealeau County Jail
A jailer named Peter Brambe, a 25 year old Russian-speaking man, struck down a guard in the Trempealeau county jail at Whitehall and escaped Sunday afternoon. Police describe him as light complexioned, smooth shaved, wearing dark striped trousers, a light shirt, tennis shoes, no hat, and speaking broken English. Authorities warn he is at large in the surrounding districts and are seeking Brambe, who was being held on a robbery charge.
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Whitehall
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Cyearyold
Offer to Debate Issues of Their Strike in Madison Square Garden
New York Sept. 15 A unique settlement proposal emerged from the Van Teamsters union strike committees. They suggested two thirds of Madison Square Garden be divided between supporters of the contending parties and the remaining third open to the public. Sugar refiners meanwhile cut list prices as supplies tighten.
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Loent
van Owners' Association
Teamsters
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New “York
Rome
Italy
Pandora
Salvadori
Catholic Party
Unigg
MacSwiney Appeal To Diplomats In Paris Strikes Hunger Mayor Failing
Cork lord mayor Terence MacSwiney remains in a state of collapse on day thirty two of his hunger strike at Brixton prison as his family appeals to American and other embassies in London. The call urges governments to avert what they term a murder and cites similar past killings of Lord Mayors for self rule.
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Ondon
Terenge MacSwiney
Cork
Brixton Prison
B MacSwiney
Irish Self-Determinaten League
Sean
London
Cor
MacCurtain
MacSwiney
Wight
Ireland
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Army dirigible maneuvers mark first fleet exercise
Washington reports the first fleet maneuvers of army airship units at Langley field. Three semi-tight craft commanded by Captain Byron B. Daggert carried out two hours of battle evolutions above Hampton Roads and the Sabat base. The Zodiac airship, a 300 foot French built flagship, led a crew of ten.
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Army Air Service
Langley Field
Byron B. Daggert
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Winford Glare
Cattle Receipts Hit Heavy Total at Kansas City Yards
The United States Bureau of Markets reports 40,000 cattle and 6,000 calves received today at the Kansas City Block Yards. Most cattle are steer and heifer types with receipts among the year’s largest. The previous peak was about 24,500 cattle and around four thousand calves.
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United States Bureau of Blarkets
Kansas City
Girl Found After Seventeen Years Hidden in Cellar
Marie Zomback an 11 year old crippled girl living in Joliet was discovered after seventeen years in a cellar. Health authorities planned hospital care and surgical treatment led by Dr Bernard Klein to restore her subnormal body and mind. Doctors noted thyroid absence and spine disease from age two affecting growth and development.
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Packers Profit Share Of Sales Cited By Wilson
Thomas E. Wilson of Chicago told the convention of American meat packers that the five biggest firms earned about 12 and a half cents profit per dollar of sales in 1919. He reported the combined assets and sales of the big packers and other corporations, noting substantial profits and overall industry health while urging wage earners to boost productivity amid credit restrictions and tighter finances.
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Thomas E. Wilson
Chicago
Thx Association
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Dolla
Emsplores
Exchange Weak Despite Arrival of French Gold
New York reports arrival today of 4 million dollars more Brenebk gold bringing total to about 20,000,600. The funds are to apply to France's half of the 500 million Anglo French loan maturing October 15. Market showed no stabilizing effect as demand bill on London slipped to 3.4814 pounds per dollar and Paris demand at 6.59 dollars per pound, both new low records.
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France
London
Marion Railroad Club backs Harding in rally at porch
A Marion Ohio delegation from the Marion Harding and Cannon Railway Club marched to Senator Harding’s front porch to show support for his candidacy. They cited labor leaders opposing the film due to the Cumming-Rich act and voiced allegiance to Harding.
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Ohio
Harding
Marioo Harding
Canlidge Railway Club
Judge Thompson to Hold Circuit Court in La Crosse
Judge George Thompson of Hudson will hold circuit court in La Crosse next Saturday replacing Judge Hixbee who cannot reside for this motion day calendar.
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Iudge
George Thompson
Hudson
la Crosse
Hixbee
Labor Federation Pushes Convening Italian Parliament
Milan reports immediate convocation of the Italian parliament to propose laws allowing workmen to take over and manage industrial plants. Confederation resolutions call for cooperation with chambers of deputies and government to examine the situation and enact measures for worker management and eventual control in industry.
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Confederation of Labor
Socialist Party
Confederaton
Chamer of Deputies
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Ham Ber
Spanish War Veterans Declare War on Radicalism in U S
At the United Spanish War Veterans encampment in St. Louis, commander-in-chief William Jones of New York urged wiping out radical doctrines that threaten foundations of the government. Reports urged higher pay for officers and enlisted men and promotion of officers from the ranks.
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ST. Louis
United Spanish War Veterans of America
William Jones
New York
Revenue Dept Probes Missing Two Million in Vault Funds
Chicago officials began an investigation into 2,225,000 in the Federal Building vaults after a lost receipt hid the funds. Authorities suspect most of the unaccounted money came from income taxes linked to a corporation that failed to show tax payments.
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Interyuak Revenge Department
2 ° Corporation
Carson Birthplace Fire Strikes Ulster Leader's Home
In Galway the Castle Lambert house in Atheerny County Galway, birthplace of Sir Edward Carson, was burned tonight by Sinn Feiners. Galway is under curfew along with Belfast Dublin Londonderry Cork and Limerick and several smaller towns.
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Dublin
Londonderry
Cork
Limerick
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