Advance Guard of Legion Delegates in Cleveland Parade
In Cleveland Ohio thousands of legion delegates visitors and guests arrived for the American Legion second anniversary meeting. An advance guard of twenty five to thirty thousand legionaires is anticipated for Mondays monster parade and three day event.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Pnion
Amentan Legion
Marises Aith
France
Robert A. Prndan
Certified Public Accountants
Otss
Rochester Burns in Massive Sawdust Fire in Stillwater
A blaze in Stillwater Minnesota destroyed the main yard of St Croix Manufacturing, Foxor planing mill, several dwellings and houses after smoldering for days in sawdust. Fire crews from Twin Cities and St Paul aided Stilwater to protect the South Stilwater heart and riverbank area.
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Stillwater
Minn
Central
St. Croix Manufacturing Company
Foxor
Twin Cities
Plaperty
South
Tilwater
St. Pan
Stilwater
South Stilwater
Mexican border saloons closed over weekends
San Antonio dispatch reports Provisional President Deas Huerte of Mexico ordered all saloons in border states closed until Monday morning. The measure excludes clubs and restaurants serving drinks. Other items note machinists expelling a union advocate, a double murder suicide in Toledo, a Nebraska tornado, a British ship sinking near Cape Canaveral, Harvard defeating Holy Cross, Penn beating Delaware, and a joke about a man unable to afford promotions.
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San Antonio
Tex
Deas Huerte
Mexico
Mexia
Bert
Foreign delegates head home to press world prohibition
Armed with U S prohibition gains foreign delegates to the International Congress Against Alcoholism prepared to return home to push drives against intoxicants in their countries. Business and scientific sessions closed. tomorrow features a field day and a speech by Governor Milliken of Maine.
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United States
Washington
Internationa Congress
Congress
Entertainmann
Llamorrow
Milliken
Maine
Richmond Pearson Hobson
International Committee
World Prohibition Federation
Cengre
World Federation
Enoaress
Mount Vor- Tom
President Scored For Refusing Ten Act On Jones Law
Spattle Washington yesterday reports President Wilson declined action on annulling treaties with foreign countries that block special import tariffs and transport rates on US imports. Senator Jones criticizes Wilson as autocratic, saying Congress could abrogate treaties by legislation. The piece also touches on metal alloy melting temps and includes a grim asylum tour anecdote from the Dallas News.
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Spattle
Washington
Wilson
United States
Tessie N. Jones
Jones
Gongress
Mr. Jones
Normal Notes Reflect School Activities and Arrivals
Principal Ed Griesing and Vice Principal Regina Berkmire visited students and faculty during a holiday. Bath graduated last June. Mr Beery begins as musical director replacing Mr Morgan. Vocal selections were performed at the assembly. band practice will resume once instruments return from Chicago refinishing. A social gathering at Width Street hosted Normalites and newcomers. A surveying class has been organized at the Norrik school to aid prospective engineers.
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Ed, Griesing
Regina Berkmire
Trewpegield Arch School
Taculty
Bath
Beery
Morgan
General Assembly
Chicago
la Crosse
M. EL Bured
Lyon
Normal School
Norrik School
Shooting of Miner Declared Accidental at Bar
In Ment. on Sep 25 George Heard, a miner, was shot in a local bar room and died. Mike Raich is held for the shooting. Raich claims he showed an automatic revolver for sale when the weapon discharged accidentally in his presence.
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George Heard
Miner
Mike Raich
Heard
Raich
Child’s tale of prayers whispered at night
A Jam esville Gazette report recalls five year old Luelle Laid in 2 Supply Luelle who dislikes saying bedtime prayers when sleepy. At breakfast her mother asks if she prayed last night and Luelle explains she was too sleepy but prayed enough on Sunday night to last the week.
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Luelle
Mamma
Janesville Gazette
American cowpuncher leads Argentine rescue mission
Buenos Aires reports John Calvers de Bohun, a U.S. cowpuncher turned minister, runs a mission aiding hungry children and the elderly. Born in New Mexico, he wandered globally before settling in a San Antonio style Alamo like building to feed, heal, and shelter the marginalized, including lepers and the aged.
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Buenos Aires
Buenostes
John Calvers de Bohun
New Mexico
Jock Wanderer
Bohun
Australia
Father Damien
Hawaii
Manila
Melbourne
Black Wand
Argentina
O2 Combinision Church
Itorian
Inneh
Sipper
Prohun
Bolun
John Wesley Harding
Instanes
el Paso
Jane
Chase
Tombstone
Arigona
Moroso
el Mikok
Dodge City
Manr Motre
West
Romiance
Navy enlistees get six new destroyers for European cruises
Navy announces six additional destroyers fitted for European cruises. Men enlisting now may serve aboard the ships, with qualified radiomen and engineers in line for varied ratings. No leave beyond Oct 5, 1926. Reenlistees assigned to Philadelphia Receiving Ship, with shore station options in any Naval District. The Rocky Mountains block Gulf trade winds.
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Navy Department
Goxewains
Tor Neti
Chitleetriciana
Philadelphia
Navy
All Russian census ordered by Soviet in Moscow report
Moscow dispatch states a nationwide census is ordered to locate weak points in society and reallocate resources. It notes the aim to count workers, children, the elderly, and industries to guide education, welfare, agriculture, and industry. Rev. Myhre of St Paul’s Lutheran Church resigns and is recalled, with a formal call issued for him to decide.
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Moscow
Tyrtteriy
C. C. Mylore
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
West Avenue
Division Street
Myhre
Adams
Minnesota
the Saviour's Lutheran Church of
Osage
Towa
Obituary notices for Brietske and Runner in La Crosse area
Funeral services for Frederick Otto Brietske of 603 North Sixteenth Street will be at his residence Sunday afternoon at 2:30 and at German Lutheran church at 3. Interment at Oak Grove cemetery. Josiah Runner, 6, died Saturday at a local hospital after a lingering cancer. Survived by wife and children. services set for Monday at 1:30 at 906 South Tenth Street with Rev. K. Y. Clark officiating.
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Otto Brietzke
Frederick Otto Brietske
Otto Brietske
North
Sixteenth Street
Julius T. Gamm
Oak Grove Cemetery
Josiah Runner
Toca
Charles
Zabel
Prairie du Chien
John
Otto
la Crosse
South Tenth Street
Ter. K. YY
Clark
West Avenue Methodist Church
Osnabreck Elevator Sues Grain Brokers in Minneapolis
Osnabreck Farmers Elevator of Osnabreck North Dakota filed in Hennepin County District Court for judgment of 1114.27 against Starr Christen son and Timmerman of Minneapolis for grain sold between February and May 1917. The suit asserts the amount is due from those grain transactions. The article notes US cigarette consumption as a side fact.
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Grain Brokers
Minneapolis
White challenges the fairness of Harding candidacy
New York dispatch reports Democratic National Committee Chair Gee White accusing Senator Harding of misstatements about the shipping board. White asserts reforms will redirect 12,000,900 tons of wartime shipping to bolster peacetime commerce and questions the administration's shipping record compared to the United States flag usage.
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New York
Gee White
Democratic National Committee
Aplric
Harding
Marion
Shipping Board
Princ
Hudson Band Showcases Co op Spirit at Fair Exhibit
The Hudson Manufacturing Co of Minneapolis, represented locally by F A Replin and Leslie Dart, featured a dairy barn equipment exhibit at the Interstate Fair. Their quarterto band performed a musical dance number under leader Bill Black with Sammy Smith providing an intro.
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Hudson Manufacturing Company
Minneapolis
F. A. Replin
Leslie Dart
Quarterto
Bill Black
Sammy Smithee
Card of Thanks for John Albert Russell
We extend our thanks for the kindness shown during the illness of our beloved husband and brother John Albert Russell. Special thanks to Supt Mevert and the Railway Employees for their favors, and Rev Claude Shaver for words of consolation. Mrs A Russell and family, the brothers and sisters.
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John Albert Russell
Mevert
Algo
Claude Shaver Tormit
A. Russell
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