Court Hearings Highlight Minneapolis Crime Case
Brindley court session centers on a youth suspect linked to a theft and attempted sale of a large yellow cat from a Minneapolis owner. Police traced the car theft to a Chicago man and a chase ended with a capture and pending trial in Minneapolis this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moreheal
Mill
Saunter
Jeaoph
Dol
Kooy Peeperty
Thomas Tenneson
Jnuston
Minn
Regina Serpets
Ae City
Yinsooth
Noman
Minweyl
Minneapolis
Charles
American Aviator Receives Polish Honor for Service
Warsaw reports Major Fuonicray Wad recognized by President Pilswadsi with the Polish military cross. The Kosciuszko squadron, mainly American airmen, earned praise for their service and valor in the campaign against Bolshevik forces.
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Warsaw
Mir
Wanliner
Chisnet
Hingis
Kosrinszko Squadrop
Inchirse
Wis
Pilswadsi
Fuonicray
Kosciuszko Squadron
United States
Indictment of U. S. Judges Threatened by Anti Salgonists
Fragmented OCR reports a political tension story involving anti Salgonists threatening U S judges. The garbled text mentions the Antesilean league, prohibition laws, and a convoluted warning about "amerdly fertiea" duties. Names and places are unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Tashington
Antesilean League
Lenroot Leads Senate Race by 22,294 in Wisconsin Returns
Official returns from 97 of 71 counties show Lenroot with 153,263 votes, Thompson 153,969, and McHenry 42,867. Lenroot carries 36 counties, Thompson 30, McHenry 1, with Lenroot gaining in large cities and trailing slightly in some counties.
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Lenroot
Senate
Madison
Wis
Election Committee
Ninty
Thompson
McHenry
Aifteteen
Lenroost
Primary ballot reshapes party races across states
Illinois primary ballots decide senatorial and gubernatorial contests with factional clashes within the Republican Party. Key races include W B McKinley versus Dwight South for Senate and James Hamilton Laws against Barratt C. for governor in Illinois. Louisiana and New York also report on competitive bids for federal and state posts, while Montana and South Carolina finalize nominations. The multi-state results highlight upsets and near-sweep outcomes as voters cast ballots in the party primary season.
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Chicago
United States
Ilinois
Tyr ‘Beg Small
Kankakee
Thompson
John G. Oglesby
Lawden
Osear & Carlstrom
Aledo
Edwaord N. Woodruff
Pearis
Ficht
W. B. McKinley
Champaign
Lowden
Frank Jn. South
Dwight
Conareseman
New York
Saratoga
Westerling
Nathan DL. Miller
Syracuse
Shtate Court of Xppeals
Ind
Benetor George PT. Thompson
Iain
Gubernator
Bulloc
Gundidale
Sovernor
Alfred BH. Sayith
Dears
James’ W. Wadsworth
Kila K. Boole
Man Drives Car on Starter in Mental Derangement Incident
A Sparta student, Farnam, reportedly suffered temporary mental derangement and drove a car on the starter after attempting to start a Pontiac in front of Wagner's barber shop. Police redirected him to central station where a doctor diagnosed the condition, possibly linked to overwork at school. Separately, Senator Kenyon heads the American delegation to the fifteenth International Congress opening September 21 to address alcoholism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Vargam
Sparta
WWR
Yong
Barhaw
Central Station
Farnam
Grees
Genrze Lashingy
Wagner
I Js
Pwork
Kenyon
U. Ss
Washington
Wilson urged to take part in national campaign
New York September 4 President Wilson will be asked to actively participate in the national campaign. Senator Pat Figerson, chairman of the speakers bureau of the democratic national committee, announced today. Officials cited health as a reason he had not previously lent aid to Cox and Roosevelt. Burnson said they hoped for his accord with the democratic ticket and would cut in touch with the president to switch his aid as deemed best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wilson
Pat Figerson
Democratic, National Committee
Cox
Roosevelt
Harrison
Burnson
Paper Raises Rates Charleston Vo Sept 15 Announcement
The Charleston Gazette announced a rate increase for its daily issue from three to five cents effective immediately. The move raises the cost of the newspaper for readers and reflects adjustments in print and distribution expenses.
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Charleston
W. Vo
Charleston Gazette
Harding Seeks Women Support for GOP Ticket
Senator Harding appeals to American women in a message to Republican women organizations and the Women’s Boardingsand urging political participation. He defends suffrage, argues the GOP offers social justice measures, housing goals, and emphasis on national unity through a workable League of Nations policy while cautioning against Democratic expansion and war risks.
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Marion
Republican Women's Organizations of America
Coolldz Alubs
Harding Toflay
League of Nations
Tenditz
Congress
Parthenlor
Wes Muse
Rome
Iro
America
Republican Party
Paris
Two Marriage Licenses Issued by County Clerk
County Clerk Bert A. Jolivette issued marriage licenses yesterday to Lawrence Woenoh and Ea ther Niedbalski and to Leon Le Tanre and Dorothy Belly. All parties reside in the city.
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Bert A. Jolivette
Lawrence Woenoh
Eather Niedbalski
Leon le Tanre
Dorothy Belly
Injury to Livestock Losses Reported at Packing Firms
Atlantic City report to the Institute of American Meat Packers cites bruising and injuries to livestock during transit to packing houses as causing last year’s losses of millions of pounds and an overall financial loss near 15 million dollars.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Riverside Park to Host Thursday Night Concert
The Norden band will play in Riverside Park Thursday evening as city officials announce another concert in the parks series. The event begins at 7:35 PM and details on the season’s end remain undecided per Park Committee chairman Reuben G. Knutson.
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Riverside Park
Reuben G. Knutson
Elft’council
Norden
Mr. Knutson
World Tribunal plan and La Crosse duck opening forecast
The league council releases the world tribunal plan. In La Crosse area, marshes near the city may see early duck hunting as the season opens. County clerk issued Wisconsin and Minnesota licenses. Minnesota licenses cost more. Hunters expect success despite warm weather and report mallard and teal in abundance. wood ducks are plentiful after years of protection. Wardens prepare to enforce sunrise shooting rules and bag limits.
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la Crosse
Jolivette
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Court House
Connecticut Vote on Suffrage Won't Be Certified
Governor Marcus Holcomb questions the legality of ratification by the legislature and withholds certification. Catharine Tlanegan of the suffrage association obtained a certified copy of the ratification and will file it with the Secretary of State in Washington. The legislature is summoned to a special session Tuesday to act on the rescript and proclamation from Secretary Colby.
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Hartford
Conn
Marcus B. Holcomb
Catharine M. Tlanegan
The
Suffrage Association
Washington
Colby
Boscomb
Connecticut
La Crosse Mayor Seeks Public View On Assessment Book Plan
Mayor Bentley asks all citizens with an opinion on La Crosse’s proposed assessment roll to communicate it. The plan, debated at the upcoming League of Wisconsin Municipalities meeting, aims to publish thorough public sentiment for city officials. A UW Bureau letter urges finance chairs to study and discuss the plan at the convention.
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la Crosse
Bentley
Wisconsin
Bentler
Muunicipal Research Bureau of
University of Wisconsin
Comnci
Finaret
Kiwanis Club Two Day Convention Opens in Wisconsin
Kiwanis club held its first inter city convention in Osheosh Wisconsin from Sept 15 into today. Rain dampened morning events but main activities proceeded with a picnic at Menominee Park and a banquet at the municipal club house. About 293 attended the banquet with toasts by B A Matthews district governor and John Moss of Milwaukee. Rev W J Patton of Osheosh served as toastmaster.
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Kiwanis Club
Osheosh
Wis
Wisconsin
Menominee Park
B. A. Matthews
Milwaukee
Kiwanis
John Moss
Rev
W. J. Patton
Vienna to Become Separate Austrian Province
In Vienna on Sept 15 a constitutional committee approved Vienna becoming a separate Austrian province reversing an earlier decision. Boundaries of the new province will be elected by the upper Austrian diet spold the elryscound.
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Vienna
Constitutional Committee
Spolthe Elryscound
Red Arrow Men of La Crosse to Division Fete
La Crosse veterans of the Thirty-second Division plan attendance at a Milwaukee reunion September 19 20 and 21 led by General Baan. Memorial meetings discuss erecting monuments on European battlefields and electing officers and executive committee members.
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la Crosse Relrants
Thirty-second Division Veterans’ Association
Milwaukee
Machine Gam
128Th Infantry
Famongi Givision
France
Red Arrow
William G. Hanna
Division Association
Milewaukee Auditorum
Rehienmant
Information Bureau of
Reunion
Mandar
Ruditorium
Taenday
Hewt
Milwaukes Auditorum
Youth: Roommate Given Fifteen-Year Term
Woodsville New Hampshire Sept. 15 Robert leads of En Grange Windsor Dartmouth College junior who shot and killed Henry E B Maroney of Medford Massachusetts a fellow student after a drinking bout in a college rear Ethan labor in the state Davis son
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Woodsville
Robert ‘T.dleads
En Grange
Windsy
Dartmouth Callege
Henry Eb, Maroney
Medford
Mars
Ethan -Laber
Dei Son
Adoption of Plan Urged by League Courts and Tribunal
The League of Nations publicized a draft for a permanent international court of justice, drafted by a Hague jurists committee including Elihu Root. The council plans to study the proposal before assembly review, stressing the court’s role alongside arbitration and requiring fifteen judges with four deputy judges, all serving on three year terms.
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Ondon
Feague of Nations
Permanent Court of International Justice
Hague Committee of Jurists
Elihu Root
Amt
League
Yee Ea
League of Nations
Special Tribunale of Arbitration
Court of International Justice
Pho
Assembly
Council of the League, of Nations
Wicern
A¢Eve
Hague
Wno
Hazue
Etevan
Judes
League of Na- Pons
Astates
Neope
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Brindley
Osvner
Erin Cemsterciys
Han Garlent
Loniehe
Ale Paige
San Orleans
Bso
Vapeseaes
U.S
Orleans
Louisiana
Times- Tietyme
Representa Sanders
Liliwin S. Troussard
Doyelson Cattrey
Novetower
Senmetoe Gay
Teeleetion
W. Gc.i. U
George H. Payne
New York City
Walker
George Br.quan
Schenectady
Harriet May Mills
Irene B. Taylor
Hattie F. Krueger
Montpelier
Republic
Uckel
James Harnress
Hhis
Whilam T. Tilingham
Frederick C. Martin
Howard B. Shaw
Denver
Cole
Karl C. Schuster
Oil van Wad
Lei Samuel D. Nicholson
Leadville
Bill Predlicts
Wouter
Robert H. Biggins
James M. Collins
Eaton
Tully Loft
Fr. J Callientte
Carbondilé
Ohio Swattle
Wash
Estess
Ube
Stantor Wesley L. Jones
WM. Inglis
Lotis A. Hart
Roland A. Bartley
Hart
WW. W. Black
Columbia
Ellison D. Swith
South Carolina
Harding
Women of America
League Council
LA Grosse
Baan
Yonday
Wiliam’ G. Haan
Ead
Council
Assembly of the League of Nations
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