Stars and Stripes editors face probing on campaign ties
Testimony before a Senate committee outlines Stars and Stripes publishing control by the Democratic and Republican national committees. Palmer aide explains travel pretense. Dupont linked to advertising schemes. War Secretary oversight questioned. several officials cited with public expense at San Francisco and Seattle events.
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Wyassacron
The
Stars and Stripes
Democratic Naional Committee
American Legion Weekly
Republican National
Joseph Ts. Mets Jornan
Btursaté Stripes Publishing Company
Lay Vetare
Sen Mie
Wommnitstee
Edgr
Renuh
Benglord Yoronthy
Santine Meee
Challe
Tichard S. Jones
Jones Wes
Dupont
Waldo
Irge
Inter Bris
Metfernan
Congress
Paris
Aid
Turks
Sreverine
Jamieson
Fintines
Democratic National Committee
Ims
Cchipman Keiyon
Wepa
Heffreinn
Republican National Committee
America
Republican Nacional
Fletfernna Omentiong
Tresdore
Republican Committee
Jains Coast Trin RP
Stewart
Assent
Senate Committee
Democratia National Convenzion
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Hind & Chamber of
Northwest
Stewart Eal
Dndse Amos
Grand Army Men Fight Merger With Veteran Societies
In Indianapolis on September 24, the Grand Army of the Republic held the final section of its encampment amid talks of federation with the American Legion and the Spanish-American War Veterans. Officers were elected and the 1921 mounting plans discussed as leaders warned federation could erase G A R individuality. The group voted to raise the per capita tax to five cents and to adopt a platform advocating one country, one language, and one flag.
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Indtanalolis
Ind
Federation of Veterans
Grand Army of the Republic
Corrie
Gene Army of the Republic
View Stock Parade at the Fair Draws Attention Across Wisconsin
A large stock parade at the fair showcased Angus, Galloway, Jersey, and Holstein cattle from West Salem, La Crosse, Tomah, Merrillan, and other Wisconsin towns. Breeders such as Nuttleman, Griswold, Vanderplank, McDonald, and Wade led herds noted for blue ribbons and high milk yields. The showcase, over a mile long, highlighted quality cattle across multiple breeds, with each herd led by a banner naming owner and farm, drawing thousands of spectators and praise for the event’s organization.
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Tom
Canton
Minn
St. Wilford
Roapae A
Tron
Howeard
Adolnh Nulemin
West Salem
Wis
H.W. Griswold
C.D. Griswold
B.A Young
Invin Nuttleman
Villagy
John Sn Gerson
Harry G
Wiley
Dudwiz
Anknou
Baden
Mauston Parm
la Crosse
Hill and Wyatt
Tomah
Adalph T, Johnson
Aligway
Vernon Ntdeon
Acker Windson
Porgie
West Salen
Forest Marble
la Croska
Doe
Jersey
Iva B. Johnson
Iva
Kirkpatrick Brok
Reedsburg
Kirkpatrick
John Vander
Lacrosse
Vanderplaeg
G. D. McDonald
Charles Veading Schant
Sparta
Wise
Charlie Sys
John Maguss
Holmen
CG. R. Brawkins
la Crescent
Gordon Clark
Wedkur
Brandetang
United States
Chiffon gown with gold bead embroidery by Cora Moore
A burgundy chiffon gown designed by Cora Moore features heavy gold bead embroidery on the cloth, with a plain chiffon skirt and a one-piece sleeve cut. The design highlights the fabric's sheen and the motifs, creating a formal, luxurious appearance.
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Cora Moore
New
New ¥ York
Parade plans spark city pride and future hopes
A fragmented quote from C. P. Cone expresses belief that yearly parades boost advertising and community spirit. He thanks organizers and dressmakers for contributing to one of the grandest parades the state has seen, despite earlier doubts about the event.
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C. P. Cone
Platform dispute and Turin clashes in Italy
A Geneva era state platform row features Blaine and Bird factions debating platform planks with Morgen and Lenroot amid dissent from Laine followers. Separate dispatches describe tense disorders in Turin with rifle fire, three deaths including Mario Santini, and 200 arrests after a bomb in San Carlo square. The Duchess of Acosta is noted as a famed game hunter.
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Johnson
Esine
Blaine
Bird
Harding
Coolléeé
Lenroot
National Republican
Acmalo
Morgen
Wi Vone
Laine
Int
Lenrool
Johnsen
Mol
Turin
Roml
Rome
Mario Santini
Young Men's Nationalist Association
San Carlo
Tage
Obituary notes on Dr Charles Rays and relatives
Word reached Dr Charles Rays of La Crosse died after operations in Rochester Minnesota. Survived by wife and Roys family. former Madison resident John Russell died at Town Hospital at 51. Frederick Briesike of La Crosse, 4, died after illness. Paul Reinsch, Madison candidate for US senator, returned from China and planned Milwaukee visit. long anecdote on musicians and a Berlin banquet.
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Charles 4. Noys
John M. Haley
Froeheater
Minn
Charles I. Rays
Ta Crosse
Roya
New Yorker
la Cresse
Eve
Princeton University
Anatomy of the _Union Madiencollege
Tainaniy
Chiba
Bye
United States
Rochester
Ox Roys
U. SN
Admiral Sims
W. B. Roys
Madison
Wiss
Mary Roys Ostrarder
Wrate
Bulgaria
AORN
Russelt
John al Russell
la Crosse
Madison, & Co
Town Hospital
Russell
Cnn
Minnesota
Milwaukee Road
Burington
Lave
John F. Russell
Ore
Sona
Vires
Frederick Brietikm
Frederick Otto Brietike
Gite Briesike
1Th Street
Ba Crosse
Wwarmath
Wis
Regiance
North Sixteenth Street
Tollus T. Gana
Oak Grove Semetery
Reinsch
China
Wir
Paul 5
Martizon
Dr. Reinscheal
Milwaukee
Washington
Wood For the World's Pencils In Ozark Hills Missouri
The Ozark hills in Missouri supply much of the world’s pencil lead through stunted red cedar trees. Trees have small trunks and sparse heartwood while sapwood is common. Lumber is cut and shipped domestically and overseas from these hills. The piece notes Sylvester State and references making one’s own home brew in a line from the American Legion Weekly.
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Ozark Hills
Missouri
Peace Sylvester
Letion Weekly
Freezone Corn Remedy Promises Quick Pain Relief
An old advertisement claims Freezone instantly relieves aching corns by applying a small amount from a tiny bottle. It asserts the corn stopsburting and can be lifted off without soreness or irritation, with a druggist selling the bottle for a few cents.
Belgian Princess Gives Estate to Belgian Children
In memory of meritorious wartime service, Princess Elizabeth de Ligne de La Rochefoucauld donates a premier estate at Baudour near Mons Belgium to be used as a hospital and for children welfare. The hot springs on the property are famed for medicinal properties. The princess may visit America this tall.
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Brussels
Merien
Elizabéth-francoise-Marine de Ligne de la
Prench Develop Gas Cleaning Method for Garments
The Prench report an advance in laundry science by using a chamber where garments are cleaned and disinfected with a mix of air and war gas. An apron heater or similar device heats the gas to a desired intensity, enabling rapid processing of clothes.
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James
Danderine Hair Treatment Ad Claims Benefits
A vintage advertisement touts Danderine, promising hair returns with renewed life vigor brightness and thickness after application. It asserts that hair remains free of dandruff and fallout, selling a belief in immediate cosmetic improvement.
Blaine Opens Campaign At Pierce County Fair
Wisconsin report says Tobe J Blaine populist candidate for governor opened his fall campaign with a speech at the Pierce County fair Friday afternoon. He planned to return to Madison Saturday to map Wisconsin speaking stops ahead of election day. The Filsworth address focused on farmer cooperation.
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Pierce County Fair
Blaine
Madison
Wik
Tobe J. Pilaine
Apeech
Campaige
Pilaworth
Wisconsin
Filswworth
Humble Meditations and Saviour's Love Sermon at Seventh Day Adventist
The pastor J. T. Worrell will deliver a discourse on Humble Mediations Upon Our Saviour's Most Adescending Love and Vicarious Sacrifice to Rescue Mortal Beings. The service is at Liberty and Clinton streets Saturday at 10 a.m. with Sabbath School from 11 to 12. An appreciation note thanks Fire Chief Fred Begineblla and firefighters for Wednesday's blaze and supporters who lent help. Celery’s first tea shipment from Ceylon in 1872 weighed 22 pounds.
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J. T. Worrell
Suen
Liberty and
Clinton Streets
Ak Fausche Hardware Co
Vire
Fred” BeGineblla
Puey
Cain
Tauso Ward
Teasee
Sec'y
Treas
Ceylon
Jones Identifies Wife's Body Found in Lake Michigan
Racine Wisconsin reports a man identified the recovered body of his wife from Lake Michigan nets at Sheboygan as his spouse. He had been rescued earlier from a overturned motor dory and remains hospitalized after exposure. The case suggests a grim family tragedy tied to the fishing incident.
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Jones
Lake Michigan
Racine
Wis
Chicago
Shoboxgan
Mx Jones
Ketcham Elected Commander in Chief of G A R
William A. Ketcham of Indianapolis was elected commander in chief of the Grand Army of the Republic at the closing session of the seventy ninth encampment in Indianapolis Indiana. The selection of the city for the next encampment was set by the national council of administration.
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G. A.B
Indianapolis
William A. Ketcham
Grand Army of the Republic
Bath
Natin Counel
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