Fate of Bonus Now in Hands of President
Washington dispatch reports President Harding is expected to veto the soldiers bonus bill. Senate approval and conference actions signal a swift decision, with advisers predicting a prompt veto or signature to allow a recess. Uncertainty surrounds whether the president will veto despite two thirds support in both houses.
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House
Ashington
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Jiardine
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McCumber
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Comber
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Eniiferces
Wisconsin Republicans split over independent candidates in November
Milwaukee Wisconsin reporters say the Committee of Forty-Four refuses to back any independent slate in the November elections. Secretary George B Skogmo states the group will educate voters against radicalism and promote constitutional patriotism.
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Committee OF 44
Wisconsin’s Fusion Ticket Sparks Republican Withdrawal Talks
Attorney General Morgan hints he would quit as an independent candidate if a Democratic Republican fusion ticket forms to oppose Governor Binine in November. He notes other independents could complicate the race, risking defeat of all but the regular Republican nominee. Developments at state meetings next week will shape the plan. Morgan reportedly favors a non-Morgan independent if another Republican runs.
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la Follette
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la Follette Progress
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Teicher
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Senate
Thine
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Republican State Centrol Committee
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Wisconsin
Wallops
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Associated Pro
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Committee of Forty-Four
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Forix-Fony
Milwaukee
Adison
Associat Pn
Democratic
Faye Willing
Tren Jer
William J. Morgue
Associated Press
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John J. Binine
AL A. J Bentley
du Crosse
Democratie
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Enverner
Althea
Electifin Paliot
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Ford closes plants on Sunday amid steel price unrest
Mich Henry Ford moves toward indefinite shutdown of Ford plants starting Friday due to profiteering in coal and steel prices. About 100,000 workers affected, with notices posted and shifts reorganized to curb expenses as curtailment begins, signaling a prolonged suspension plan.
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Ford Gloses
Milwaukee Shop Strikers Return to Work at Once
Milwaukee rail line workers end a July 1 strike in Milwaukee shops after a settlement aligned with the Willard Jewell agreement reached in Chicago. 290 men return to work by Sunday noon, with 76 in car shops and 126 at the round house. One case remains for railroad labor board decision.
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J. T. Burns
Milwaukee
H. R. Jones
Burns
Chicago
Railroad Labor Board For Settlement
Milwaukee Road
Washington
Southern Railway
Warfield-Willard- Jewell
Louisville
Bforte
Federated
Shay Crafts
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Louisville & Nashville
Preparations Under Way for Interstate Exposition at Fair Grounds
Big preparations fill the fair grounds for the Interstate Exposition opening September 20. Two about twenty to thirty car trains are due Saturday, one bringing horses and exhibits, the other transporting Morris and Castle shows property. The Morris and Caerie shows supply midways, rides, and 00 operators. L Putnam notes the fair is the cleanest show yet on the grounds. In Shreveport, Kiwanis Rotary and Lions clubs endorsed the events.
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Othor
Mid- Wey
Secreta .L. Putnam
Shreveport
Kiwanis
Rotary
Lions Clubs
Section Hand Hurt Near Madison in Hooded Cart Crash
Madison Wisconsin report says Herman Steteen aged BQ riding a hooded cart on the St Paul road was seriously injured when four hooded cats jumped the rack. he is expected to die.
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Madison
Wis
Herman Steteen
Edgerton
St. Paul
Argonaut Mine Victims’ Fates To Be Announced Sunday
Associated Press reports forty seven men trapped since August 27 at the Argonaut mine will hear a government and mine officials state their fate. The proclamation, issued at 7 30 a m, seeks a unified update on the life or death outcome for those miners.
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Argonaut
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Penn Central Ends Rail Labor Talks Outside Court
The Pennsylvanian system and Big Four unions reach working contracts with New York Central lines signed by two unions. The agreements cover one year and aim to settle transport disruptions, with L N and other lines involved in broader talks to resolve shopmen strikes and restore movement nationwide.
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Western Railroads
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Pittsburg
Ohio River
Britain seeks Balkan troop aid to defend Dardanelles
The British government signals that permanent freedom of the Dardanelles is vital and invites Romania, Serbia, Greece, and dominions to send contingents for neutral zone defense. France and Britain plan to fortify Constantinople and deter Mustapha Kemal Pasha from crossing from Asia Minor. Reports from Constantinople describe uprisings in Adrianople and rising tensions as Turkish forces push toward Thrace.
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Associated Press
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Rumania
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Greece
Great Britain
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Constantinople
Asia Minor
Straits of the
Mestapha Wemal Pasha
Waly
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Talay
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Chios
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Musa-Shivia
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Loxdon
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Satyria
Sis
Themeelives
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Deid
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Martvern
Tys
Tromsim
Suco-Slivia
Europe
Trent
Black Sea
Mustapha Kemal
Ramon
Moscow
Marshal French
Porte Constantinopyd
Marshal Vis
Rumanians and Yugoslavs Ready to Stop Bulgars
Belgrade reports Rumania and Yugoslavia have exchanged views on Bulgaria's possible moves toward Salonika. Greece warns of Bulgarian military buildup on the frontiers and seeks support from Belgrade. Three Yugoslav cabinet members are recalled as the situation intensifies. The government to attend an international conference on the Near Eastern question.
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Salonski
Politika
Greece
Pdicis
Jugo-Slavia
Hunters flock to river bottoms as duck season opens
The 1922 duck hunting season opens with hunters at river bottoms along the Mississippi and on nearby grounds like French Island. Thousands flock to the creeks and ponds as dawn breaks, taking limits of ducks with two to five birds per flock. County Clerk Staats extends license hours to accommodate the rush, issuing hundreds of licenses the eve of opening. The season runs September 16 to December 20 with daily limits of 15 ducks, plus similar limits for plover snipe rail and other waterfowl. brant and will go birds have separate dates.
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Qansaurueera Sen
la Crosse
Minnesota
Inke
Tiiters
Dhach
Staats
Passenger liner aground in fog near Prince Rupert
The Adinese line passenger steamship Queen ran aground in thick fog early Saturday on White Cuff island, 15 miles south of Prince Rupert, B.C. It carried 250 passengers and was reported in no danger with plans to float her in the afternoon.
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Wish
Adinese Line
Pasarager
Queen
Satuday
White Cuff Island
Prince Rupert
Derowding
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New York Central
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