Wisconsin Cities Show Low Infant Mortality Rates
Marinette Madison and other Wisconsin cities boast low infant mortality in 1919 per the American Child Hygiene Association report. La Crosse records 54 deaths per 1000, with Green Bay Manitowoc and Oshkosh also noted. data varied by reported births and health officer figures.
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LA Crosse
Adison
Wis
Marinette
Madison
The
American Child Hygiene Agsaquation
Baltimore
United States
Bvérett
Mass
Fall from chair proves fatal for Holmen woman
In Holmen a 74 year old woman, Mrs Libakken, fell from a porch chair and died three hours later. She had lived in the community most of her life and was known for her beauty and generosity. Survived by seven children and relatives, the funeral is planned for Tuesday at the Jutera Church. The report also notes efforts to revive Mississippi River traffic with a new Upper Mississippi Valley Waterways Association formed in Minneapolis, aiming to restore water transport for coal upriver and iron ore downriver.
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Holwen
Ales
Kure Liekken
Jamal
Litalison
Ida Rysen
Medubakken
Tibakken
Dance County
Ivor Tiikken
Ids Yajen
Mankey Libaiken
Tolkien
Olgh
George
Whiner Evenson
Whitehall
Conrad Wail
Onahaska
John Skoren
Anton Skoren
Onalaska
Bor Sheva
Theodore Skoren
Holmenthers
Mes
Tyerdahosea
Piscons
Clo Torso
Andres Cxerimeress
Tors
Cuners
Jutbera
Helene
Upper
Mississippi Valley
Minneapolis
W. W. West
St. Louis
West
Torraine
Trickett
Herman Mueller
Mouerm Skeel Barresa
St. Tenis
New Orleans
Tiver Syaniel
Shioners
Socnet Congress
Ppam
Tower River
Torrance
America
de Petlor
Cox
New York
George White
Democratic National
Traverns
Gox
Tartan News
White
Elthough
Dayton News
Tepabican Rational Rom
Ginittee Das
Weather record for La Grosse and vicinity
Forecast notes warmer Sunday with cooler spell later. Wisconsin and nearby areas expected showers or light rain tonight through Sunday. North and northwest areas look warmer, while western sections may see cooler temperatures and possible showers tonight into Sunday.
Sons of Veterans Adopt Red Poppy as Flower
At their Indianapolis convention the Sons of Veterans adopted the red poppy as the order’s flower, following a request from Presset Milerand of France. The decision was announced on September 25.
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Sons OF Veterans
Indianapolis
Rmequest
Presset Milerand
France
Harding Promises Era of Business Stability in U. S.
Senator Harding campaigns on a shift from one man rule toward broader business stability and collaborative governance. He attacks Democratic methods as autocratic and vows to curb centralization while appealing to traveling salesmen and business interests nationwide.
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Harding
U.S
Cwill
Congressional Medal Men Guests of American Legion at Cleveland Meet
Sergeanr Benjamin Kanfman of Company K 305th Infantry earned the Medal after charging a machine gun nest in the Argonne Forest in October 1918. Separated from his patrol, he fought with grenades and an empty pistol, taking one prisoner and scattering the crew. Seventy eight Americans, fifty four living, were awarded. The honored guests will recount bravery while General Fayotte and other officials represent France and the United States.
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American Legion
Cleveland
Sergeanr
Benjamin Kanfman
Argonne
France
Legion
Marie Emile Fayotte
G. Gumpertz
Benjamin Kaufman
Sydney G. Gumpertz
122Nd Infantry
Bois de Forges
Gumpertz
Cleve
Deciding Series in Pennant Rage on at Brooklyn
Brooklyn and New York meet in the opening game of a series to decide the pennant. Brooklyn must win two of the series or one plus Boston on October 3 to clinch the title as capacity crowds attend. Also notes on Voss presidency and Boston bank closure by state officials.
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Brooklyn
Erbets
Brooklen
New York
Joston
Bruns
Bancroft
Young
Oisen
Keli
King
Doyle
Smith
Barses
Boston Bank
Boston
Mass
Cosmopolitan Tr Company
Joseph. Allen
Cosmopolitan
Allen
Bavover Trust Company
Charles Paul
Prudenpel Triste Company
Inter
Baoks
Presidency memory and page three test prompt
A user asks about memory regarding the presidency and mentions a prompt to turn to page three to test oneself. The line suggests a quiz or study activity rather than a substantive report on current events. No specific individuals or organizations are named.
Peage Parley Delayed by Death of Soviet Officer
The Russo Polish peace conference suspended as Gen Alexis Palivanolt, 45, Soviet military expert, died. Wrangel’s forces report major Soviet unit destruction in South Russia with retreat toward the Dnieper. Interstate Fair reports financial success including paid premiums, payroll, and a planned zeroplane display.
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Peage Parley
IGA
Alexis Palivanolt
Palivanolt
Sebastopol
Associated’ Press
Baron Wrangel
Russia
Das
Yekaterinoslav
the Dnieper
S. van Auken
Norman Brol
Moll
van Auken
Farry Procter
Announce Raises in Price of Newspapers
Chicago Day Journal raises retail price from two to three cents starting Monday as a test of higher costs. The Journal cites rising costs and notes Des Moines and Capital Tribune also boosted prices, while The News and Tribune remain at two cents.
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Chicago
Chicago Daily Journal Today
Journal
Qnto
Chica
Des Moines
French deputies vote confidence in government in parliament
Paris September 5. The chamber of deputies voted confidence in the government this afternoon by 507 to 50 after a debate on foreign and domestic policies. Premier Largques then read a decree adjourning the extraordinary session.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Largques
Mills Appointed to U S Reserve Board in Place of Moehlenpah
Dills of Cleveland Ohio appointed to the federal reserve board replacing Henry Moehlenpah a Wisconsin banker who resigned recently Mills is a Republican while Moehlenpah had been a Democratic candidate for governor of Wisconsin and a former member of the board The move places a party shift on the board and follows Moehlenpah's resignation in Washington D C
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Washington, D. GC
D. C
Dills
Cleveland
Ohio
Federal Reserve Board
Henry Moehlenpah
Wisconsin
Mills
Moehlenpah
Wis_romsin
Ball Commission Meets Monday to Arrange World Series
The national baseball commission will meet in Chicago Monta to arrange for the world's series games. Jobo 3. Bruse, secretary of the commission announced today.
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Ball Commission
Cincinnati
Ohio
National Baseball Commission
Chicago
Monta
Jobo 3
Bruse
Comyission
Democratic Funds In Secret Campaign Probe
The committee questioned Secretary to the Finance Director and Stars and Stripes financier Mrs Parks about covert funding for the Stars and Stripes newspaper. She testified that she underwrote 48000, furnishing 10600 herself and sourcing the rest from friends, denying any direct Democratic National Committee contributions. She claimed political pressure and intimidation without involvement of the national committee. The panel plans further hearings on October 15 in Saint Louis.
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W. D. Jamieson
Democratic National Committee
Stars and Serines
Wild
Sruth
National Committee
Ser Hetfermis
The
Stars and Stripes Publishing Company
Parks
Milwaukee seeks lower gas rates dismissed by panel
The Wisconsin Toll road commission rejected Milwaukee's plea for reduced gas rates. It noted the gas company earned about nine percent on plant value over eight years, but last six months profits fell to 4.6 percent due to higher costs, deemed not excessive. The current top rate remains 75 cents, with a request to cut to 50 cents per 1000 cubic feet.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Tollroad Commission
Milwaukee
Guy Mites
Record Crowd Packs Cleveland Park for White Sox Game
A record crowd of about 33,000 filled League Park in Cleveland as Chicago faced the Indians in the final game of a crucial series. Glande Williams started for the White Sox and Stanley Corelli was used by Cleveland to try to keep the Indians in front. The game was called at 2 30 p.m. so Cleveland could catch a train to St Louis for tomorrow.
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League Park
Cleveland
Ohio
Chicago
Wie Scoreboand
Glande Wilams
Jeffhander
White Sox
Shite
Stanley Corelesiie
Indians
Sto Lewis
Madison Unit to Be Mustered in State Guard
The first national sword unit to be mustered in the Wisconsin State Guard will form the Madison divisional group of cavalry with its federal inspection tonight. Dodgeville may be the next unit to muster, needing one infantryman to complete its quota, while the Green Bay Battery could be mustered ahead of Dodgeville. The Madison troops will be the seventy first unit federally inspected in the Wisconsin Guard.
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Madison
State Guard
Wis
Dodgeville
Jonix
Green Bay
Wisconsin Guard
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