Russian Held As Suspect In One Plot Case
New York Sept 15 A Russian journalist Brailovsky held after police received an anonymous tip he was seen in the financial district near Wall Street. He was arrested on a charge of being an undesirable alien and to be turned over to nine justice departments while a check on his movements is made.
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New York
Associated Press
Brolovsky
Financial District
Wall
Brailovsky
East Seventh Streets
Department of Rustice
Tete Inday
Cedric
Pet
Department
Fischer
High Remimission
Hamilton
Ont
Yraterday
Robert Pepe
Nhe S
Tenacy Commission
Hamilina
Annsmous
Pine
Nassau
Financial
Braflovsky
Wall Street blast probes split on anarchist links
Investigators in New York and Ottawa pursued multiple threads after the Wall Street explosion that killed 35 and caused heavy damage. They questioned Fischer about possible ties to the blast and examined a wagon driver, circular mailings signed American Anarchist Fighters, and a Italian stowaway. Police noted fanned leads on time bombs and a chain of acquaintances Brailovsky and associates mention, while artifice and telepathy claims surfaced from some suspects.
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New York
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Thee
Ate 1
Palmer
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Gene
Department
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Flynn
Fane
Race leader declines to name companions
The quoted leader states his race never reveals companions' names without their consent. He adds he cannot enlighten the press on who accompanied him, citing respect for individuals' privacy in the race context.
Local history fair eyed as best yet in town
Prominent exhibitors including Lanna Mack and John Ryan prepare for a bustling fair. Open evenings with illumination in the Midway. Women’s exhibit and poultry show draw fanciers. plans praised for crowd appeal and open hours.
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Potisis
Ryan
Minnet Rinse
Stig Weishe
Jancis
Cacil Bona
Bea - Be
Cian
Turan
Ioland
Dink Nenoinis
Reap Sagerss
Stocks Edge Higher After Mixed Week Trade
New York on Sept 18 reports stocks headed upward amid profit taking and profit realization. Market chatter centers on speculative activity as dealers weigh the potential for broader moves while Derby, Delaware, Lackawanna and Western rails influence the tone of the session.
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New York
Tnd
St Paul Makes Record Is Saints Win Streak
St Paul reports a local team achieving a record streak with a large victory this season. The Saints extended their season success to 2912 points, showcasing strong play and a high-scoring performance for the city.
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ST. Paul
St. Pat
Minn
Myuleb Aganded
Teachers Scarc e Making Jobs for Many Students at School
Strong faculty gains and higher salaries nationwide pull teachers from the Ta Crosse State Normal School as enrolment rises to a postwar peak. Foremen lead male enrollment, with more hires and stronger staff in music, drama, debate, and public speaking courses to boost a successful year.
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Crosse
Hegenoal
New Mars
Pedeneed Pandrien
Orprony
Wisconsin figures in national veterans event report
The Traveling Men's Bureau of the Republican National Committee lists 14 Richard White of Milwaukee as national president of the Protective-Mandation and slated to join Warren G. Harding’s delegation. One Wisconsin man attended the encampment of the Veterans of Foreign Wars in Columbus, Louis Walk. The piece notes Wisconsin residents heading to Washington to attend university events and mentions bids for carrying gas and air planes from New York to Atlanta and St. Louis, led by Lawson with a plan for 1200 pound capacity planes and three raptors.
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Republican Natloval Committee
Richard White
Milwaukee
Hiettratele Protective — Mandation
Warren G. Flirding
Republic
Harding
Wisconsin
Yaterangs of Foreign Tears
Oxesoldys
Louis
Lemme
Columbus
Studigon
Navy
Foreign Veterans’ Organization
U. W
University of Wisconsin
Marison
Thom
Repre- Fdwad GB
Lawson
Mye Tawson Aittine
Minde
New York
Atlanta
St. Louis
Ned Swith
Wrink Putnam
Sarah Jones
Oshkosh
The
Swomain’s
Pathy
Wisconsim
Wisconsin Republicans Weigh Esch Cummins Role in Congress
Wisconsin readers see mixed views on Esch Cummins bill and Lenroot’s and Teasdale’s votes. Milwaukee and Oshkosh figures discuss party loyalty, chairmanship shifts, and the impact on state representation in Congress. Women’s role at a national convention looms large as party unity debates continue.
Daredevil airman seriously injured high up in air
Syracuse New York September 18 Five men watched as Tex McFongiim, a daredevil aviator, leapt to transfer midair to another plane. He was struck by a propeller and fell, bleeding onto spectators. McLoughlin remained conscious after being dragged 200 feet, and doctors think he may recover.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Marthe
McLoughlin
CAPITOL WILL MAKE WILL LOOK LIKE BACKING UP LAW
CAPITOL WILL MAKE WILL LOOK LIKE BACKING UP SAYS LAW. Continuations discuss river pilots, La Crosse memories, and old style lager. Captain Archie Law writes of public sentiment and river lore, with references to Main street and park improvements.
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Capitol
Will
Law
Pam
Main Street
Joyee Park
Lal Crosse
la Grosse
Archie TW. Law
American golfers win New York match in lopsided defeat
Sept 18 report says Ted Bar and Barry Ian faced a crushing loss to Chick Evans and Bobby Tones as the Tester Yale wine game ended ten up and nine to play.
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New York
Ted Bar
Barry Ian
SL Fem
Chick Evans
Bobby Tones
Yale Wine
Oglesby Leads Len Small in Cook County Returns
Chicago dispatch notes Lieutenant Governor Oglesby leading Len Small by about 2,596 votes as late returns come from downstate precints. Missing Chicago precincts keep the race in doubt until official counts next week. Downstate results show McKinley leading Smith for Congress while Brundage edges Bartlett for attorney general. Democratic Lewis widens lead over Oars in gubernatorial race.
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Chicago
Retaroy
Cook County
Toho G. Omesby
Lowden
Adination
Rovernor
Len Smail
Wiliam Hale ‘Thompson
Wiliam B. McKinley
Edward J. Brundage
Ncumbest
Apg
Seneral
Edward B. Miller
Thomasen
Weaserer
George EF
Wiliam E. Masen
Richard Yates
Hamilton Lewis
United States
Barrats Oars
Cox Seeks Hoover in Cabinet in Address at San Francisco
Governor Cox told San Francisco business leaders today he would offer Herbert Hoover a place in his cabinet if elected. He praised Hoover as a “tape of trained mind” and suggested Hoover would be a strong asset in a Cox administration.
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Cox
Hoover
San Francisco
Calif
Herbert Hoover
Dave
Two YWCA Experts Offer Larval Youth Work Programs
Two YWCA experts arrive to lead girl focused programs at the YWCA headquarters. Miss Bischoff will oversee gymnastics dancing and juvenile basketball while Miss Swindell directs club work and musical training for girls twelve to eighteen, including the Girl Reserves.
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Swindell
Flighwoot
Thingis
War Work Council
Young Women’s Christian Association
Ft. Sheridan
Sheridan Club
Detroit
Vy. W. G A. Ber
Rouprer
Boundary Dispute Between Poland and Lithuania Ahead
The League of Nations council continued talks on the Poland Lithuania boundary dispute in Paris. Lithuanian minister Woldemar and former Polish prime minister Paderewski spoke as observers. no decision reached and league jurisdiction remains uncertain with Lithuania not a member.
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Paris
Poland
Lithuania
League of Nations
Mieconneil
M. Woldemar
Foreig
Ignace Paderewski
Juris Dlevion
Sil
Cox Attacks Sugar Profiteers In Oakland Speech
Governor James M. Cox denounces sugar profiteers arraigned in Oakland California calling profiteering during and after the war shocking. He advocates a government fund to buy sugar crossing terms to curb profiteering and accuses Republican allies of funding campaigns with war profits.
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Cox
Oakland
Calif
Seger
James M. Cox
Congress
America
Mixed international tensions and political quips toward America
The column riffs on global economics and national resources, noting American steel risks from competition with Kamps and a shift toward locomotives. It cites a Mexican cabinet member opposing private ownership of natural resources, implies U S senators from Wisconsin, and mocks figures like Tack Johnson and Ty. It also references Emma Goluman, Bolshevism, and President Harding’s diary-like public stance with a jab at Cox.
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Government Nation
Wisconsin
Tack Johnson
Iail
Denortea
Emma Goluman
America
Dudie
Bis
Harding
Sittin
Cox
No Hyphenated Americanism Sparks Debate in Marion
A Marion Ohio address to delegations from New York Chicago and western cities urges preservation of American identity amid foreign-born citizens. Senator Wardling and Lt Governor candidate J. Calder defend loyalty and warn against foreign influence and hyphenated allegiance.
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Marion
Ohio
Hig Toon Porey
Tore
Ater Wardine
York
Chiecaxze
Cleveland
Senator Wy
Jiam Mt Calder
Lyon
Ing Toho Stewart
Republican League
Sengar Merill McCormick
A. Cherma
Dre & L 'Barricelli
Larope
Meriea Finn
Relief Committee Dodging 5 Bullets in Near East
Atlanta dispatch reports Miss Loris Nevia says the American relief committee in the Near East is well after four weeks of rifle fire. The personnel faced singing bullets but remained active. Also from Syracuse New York, Sept 19, racer Thomas W Murphy underwent an appendicitis operation with stable condition reported.
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Near East
Constantinople
Atlanta
Loris Nevia
I Near East
Tom Muphy
Syracuse
Thomas W. Murphy
Dope Agent Arrested in Minneapolis Case
A police report describes the arrest of a narcotics agent in Minneapolis on September 8 amid allegations of drug distribution including morphine and cocaine. The inquiry involves Peter or Paul D. and another agent, with a release noted and charges pending.
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Peter
Paul D. Bition
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