Local men arrested in Caledonia liquor raid at Houston County fair
Report details three men from La Crosse and nearby areas arrested during a Caledonia fair liquor enforcement operation. Authorities seized whiskey, wine, and equipment, charging them with attempting to bring liquor to fair patrons. Prohibition-related testimony tied to evidence collected by Sheriff and State agents.
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Liam Gibson
Ber Wbree
Tropa la Crosse
Ginus
Sane Brew
Prises
Houston
Caledonia
Waa
A. Prommes
West Avene South
Sherrie W. I. Uhotts
Caledon
Fd Coultins
Tur
Treiba
Paul Keller
Vaal
Park
Tbe
Packers Plan in Washington Trade Report
A muddled Washington report outlines a plan by a shipping firm and associates to adjust pack yard operations. The article notes efforts by a printer and company to influence trade moves, with emphasis on yard mappings and yard activity.
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Washington
Mig Rive
Lele Stork Yard
TE Priner and Company
Une Stork Yards
Miorsae Houten Pyimer
Amundsen Ship Maud Trapped In Ice Off Siberian Coast
Nome Alaska September 17 Captain Amundsen s Maud expedition ship bound for the North Pole is ice bound about twenty miles off Cape Serge on the Siberian coast according to Captain Weekla whose fishing boat was also frozen Captain Beckla added the Maud remains fast but Amundsen hopes to free it soon and press on with the journey
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Nome
Alaska
Amundsen
Maud
North Pole
Cape Serge
Siberian
Weekla
Aland
Beckla
Lis
Elt Ein
Garfield Charges Democrats Use Wet Votes Strategy
Former interior secretary James R Garfield told a state moot that Cox leaders rely on wet votes to win, aiming to control northern states like New York New Jersey Ohio Indiana and Illinois by aligning urban machines with southern blocs. He warned the plan seeks to sweep major cities and bend electoral power, with Cox supported by reformers yet opposed by anti liquor factions.
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COX
Marion
Interior
James R. Garfieldl
Hardhng
Garfield
New York
New Jersey
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Southern
Tamanios
Ilinois
San Franglaen
Heery Santhearn
New York City
Elentoral
Gore
Wwrhey
Chievso
Thin
Tadis
Baker Challenging Harding Claim of League Impotence
Secretary Baker rebutted Senator Harding's charge that the league is unable to prevent wars. He cited the Aland Islands dispute as proof the league has already saved one war by restraining Finland and Sweden from military action and mobilization.
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Baker
League of Mations Coveneet
Harding
League
Aland
Finland
Aland Islands
Sweden
Soviet minister answers note on Colby
Moscow asserts Colby misreads Eastern Europe and contends independence moves for Poland Finland and Armenia were not justified. Tehiteratehin labels Colbys friendliness toward Russia as conditional on no Soviet government and wary of Western influence in North American financial circles.
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London
Bainbridge Colby
United States
Armenia
Poland
Finland
Russia
Cade
Ali
Colby
Washington
Europe
George Tehit Eherin
Belebovik
M. Tehiteherin Hag
Moscow
M. ‘Tehiteherin
Azerbaijan
Rusent
Barone
M. Tchitcheril
Amerjet
Soviet Russia
America
Anl
Milwaukee Road to Accommodate Fair Visitors
The Milwaukee road will add extra equipment and cars to handle visitors to Lia Crosse next week. A special train departs Austin Minnesota at 6 AM on Wednesday September 22 for La Crosse, with return passengers able to take the 7 PM regular train that evening. Other visitors will be served on regular trains.
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Tsir
Lia Crosse
Milwaukee Road
Austin
Minn
la Crosse
Troops Called for Strike Service in Alabama Coalfield
Six Alabama National Guard companies were ordered into service by Governor Klity to operate in Walker and Jefferson counties where coal miners are on strike. Deputy Sheriff and company personnel were ambushed. L M Adler, general manager of Corona Coal, was killed, and deputies Sullivan and Coker were seriously wounded.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama National Guard
Klity
Walker
Jefferson
L. M. Adler
Corona Coal Company
Sullivan
Coker
Adler
Lowden Man Wins Nomination for Illinois Senator
Chicago reports show Len Small leading for the gubernatorial nomination with precinct counts and margins shifting due to corrections. Upstate totals favor Oglesby, while McKinley leads for U.S. senator. Democratic race narrows as canvass continues with Burke and Waller neck and neck.
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Lowden
Illinois
Chicago
Ilinois
Len Small
John G. Oglesby
Small
Cook County
Oglesby
Down Estate
United States
McKinley
Smith
Hicago
Kankakee
Thompson
Jobe’ G. Oglesby
Lowdon
B. McKinles
Frank J. Smith
Neeay
Robert BE
Burke
Peter Waller
Badger Democratic Ticket Safely On The State Ballot
Madison Wis Sept 17 Com Dilations show the democratic state ticket is safely on the state ballot with about 14 711 votes cast though turnout in many counties lacking full returns. In Dane and Milwaukee about 3 000 democratic votes missing. Socialists tally 5 975 statewide with Colman 8 905 and Kidist 8 680. Socialist leaders predict larger primary votes.
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Madison
Wis
Milwaukee
Dane
Colman
Kidist
Safety streetcars begin service on south side lines
The south side lines now operate safety or one man street cars. Inauguration followed trial runs on the Badger street line, with the new cars demonstrating practicability to a majority of line patrons.
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South Side
Badger Street
Wall Street Explosion Triggers Citywide Guard Action
Police and private guards patrol major cities as Wall Street reels from yesterday’s blast. Washington Chicago Philadelphia and others tightened security doubling patrols and securing public buildings and banks. The explosion caused up to 2.5 million in damage with several dead and many injured. warnings circulated from Toronto and a French official.
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Financial Center of
Governor's Island
Wall St
Morgan
Financial
Orear
Ovine
Exchange
United States Sub-Treasury and Assay Office
J. P. Morsan and Company
Severn
Hie Morgan Partners
Broad Street Hospital
Thirty four dead in Wall Street explosion casualty list
New casualty tally from yesterday's Wall Street blast lists thirty four dead and about two hundred injured. Names span New York City Brooklyn Jamaica Elmhurst Long Island City Garden City and Washington DC with two unidentified at the morgue.
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York
Wall Street
Felows
Joseph Arambarry
Rosinald Ellsworth
West Orage
Bartholomew Flannery
Messenger
New York City
Franklin G. Miller
H. L. Gillies
Pelham
N.Y
Charles Hanrahan
Brooklyn
Reymond Miller
Thomas W. Ostrey
Benjamin Soloway
Joseph Schmitt
Long Island City
John W. Weir
Margaret Fisher
John Donahue
William Joyce
Morgan
Carolen Dickinson
Elmhurst
Margaret Drury
Worth Bagley Ellsworth
Washington
D. C
William F. Hutchison
Garden City
John Johnson
Bernard J. Kenedy
Alexander Leigh
Charles Lindrothe
Colin B. McClure
Alfred Mayer
Coronel Charles A. Neville
USSA
Savannah
Rudolph Pacrting
Jamaica
L. J
Edward A.sweet
Robert Westdey
New York
Mildred Alexander
Lewis K. Smith
Jerome N. McKeon
Mr.McArthurs
L. L. Roberts
Joseph Aresberg
French sentiment favors Millerand as new president
Paris dispatch reports widespread public support for Alexandre Millerand as France’s next president after Paul Deschanel’s resignation. Parliament may be convened to receive the resignation as premier Millerand appears the favored successor amid cabinet deliberations and ambassador Charles Taunnad’s candidacy still noted.
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Millerand
Paris
Tress
Paul Deschanel
Prinee
Mene Helices
Parliamens
Tursday
Alexandra Millerand
Tan
Deschanel
M. Millenaid
Charles Tonnad
France
Vatican
City Opens Dental Clinic for Children at City Hall
Under the Red Cross, the children's dental clinic opened on the anand floor of city hall on Tuesday. Hours are 2:00 pm to 8:00 pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays and 8:00 am on Saturdays.
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The
Red Cross
Children’s Dental Clinic
Anondl Foor
Tuesay
Italian workers try to pull down U S flag at Genoa consulate
Washington reports an attempted violation of the American consulate at Genoa Italy during a funeral of workers. The attackers displayed red flags and sought to force the lowering of the American flag as police intervened. The State Department issued the notice detailing the incident and its handling.
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Washington
Genoa
Italy
State Department
Explosion in Wall Street Kills Dozens in 1920s Disaster
Washington reports by William Flynn declare an anarchist bomb caused the Wall Street explosion that killed 36 and wounded about 200. Investigators seek the wagon driver, note missing securities valued at 300 000 to 400 000, with police and federal agents leading the hunt. Extensions point to time bomb origins and a driver who fled the scene near Wall and Broad streets.
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Washington
William J. Flynn
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
New York
Justice Department
Flynn
Department
The
Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Brennan
Hylan
Finns
Wall
Tiorse
Iiny
the Interior
Fischer
Edward P. Vischer
French High Commission
Hamilton
Ont
Toron Jt
Toronto
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