No Unemployment in State Report by Bureaus
Wisconsin labor officials report no statewide unemployment crisis with August demand for labor steady or higher in many offices. Milwaukee layoffs cited at J. J. Case, Mitchell Motors, and Haitian Beach plants, while Beloit and Janesville shops show activity. Public offices show strong demand for common labor and woods work, with clerical and semi skilled roles softer.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Frank Weber
Milwaukee Federated Trades Council
Milwaukee
Ravine
J. J. Case Company
Mitchell Motors
Hapiiltan Beach Manufacturing
Enarely
Beloit
Janesville
Asv
Race
Racine
Rhinelander
Sheboyran
Ashland
Green Bay
la Crosse
Superior
Wausau
Yancr Mils
Induguty Generalix
AAS
State Industrial Commission
Cireen Bay
Shebosaan
Oshkesh
Wausan
Rhineslander
Ann Ison
Germany Plans Socialization of Mines Bill
A cabinet meeting today in Berlin decided on a bill to nationalize mines across Germany. In New Zealand interior regions, native tribes play checkers indicating regional cultural activity.
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Germany
Berlin
New Zealand
Simple Method to Dissolve Blackheads
The article promotes dissolving blackheads instead of squeezing them. It claims dust and skin secretions cause them and suggests using calcium powder sprinkled on a hot wet sponge to rub away the blemishes, leaving skin soft with natural pores.
Largest Whiskey Haul Confiscated in Milwaukee County
Milwaukee police halted a rack containing fourteen cases of border whiskey valued at $2,000. Officers questioned men on the truck, leading to the pickup of Robert Schuster and Carl Coakley of Milwaukee. Reported that nineteen cases were involved but only fourteen recovered, with five later disposed of.
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Milwaukee
Wis
West Alix
Porceman
Robert Schuster
Carl Coakley
Whiskey sale details missing in partial text
The fragment notes a missing clue about where whiskey was seized or present, but provides no concrete location, date, or involved parties. The OCR text appears garbled and insufficient to identify an entity or event for a proper headline.
Take Hereford’s Acid Phosphate to Steady Nerves
An old advertisement promotes Hereford’s Acid Phosphate as a tonic to steady nerves and build energy, claiming it tones the system and uplifts vitality.
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Hereford
Fruit Crop Routined Losses Stir Michigan County Market
Michigan county faces a fruit crop disaster with peaches, pears, apples, plums and cantaloupes rotting in fields or dumped. An expert price estimate ranges from five to ten million dollars, with thousands of bushels wasted while traders blame weather, boat and rail bottlenecks, and contract selling. Growers advocate organization to recover losses as markets in Benton Harbor and Chicago crumble under low prices.
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Michigan
Berriun
Chicago
Gbicaso Daily
Neves
Bentory
Benson Harbor
Elbertas
Benton Harbor
Hungarians Seek Fusion With Austria Reported by Arbeiter Zeitung
A sensational secret report published by the Arbeiter Zeitung claims Hungary spends large sums on propaganda to topple the socialist government and aims at a union with Austria. The item notes an odd incident aboard Nelson's flagship with a horseshoe nailed to its mast.
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Vienna
Arbeiter Zeitzng
Hungaria Doleration
Lange
Austria
Jod Haagurr
Nelson
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Milhwac
Gora. Mears
New York
Century Review
Delco
la Crosse County
Colby Service
A. O. Colby
the National Bank of
U.S
Federal Reserve Bank
Banking House
Fffantha
Hector
Liccerr & Myers Tobacco Co
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