A R Prepares To Make Its Last Will And Testament
Members of the Grand Army of the Remnant in Indianapolis recall the order’s decline and plan final disposition of property. A resolution by Dave Jody proposes a will with terms for asset handling after members pass. The initial session featured Command Chief William A Rotcham’s address as regimental reunions occupy time and veterans discuss the annual parade and allied organization participation.
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A. R
Order
Indianatolis
Grand Army of the Remanie
Prink M. Stosritt
Troy
Oni Jg Sud
Dave Jody
O. A
Bussnes
Willam
Rotcham
Ling Wo Wumiber
Hse
Blaine Names Day Commissioner Adjutant General
Blaine announces appointments as Day names a commissioner and adjutant general. Nasler will be given the chief's place along with deputy commissioner duties. The move sets new leadership roles in the state administration and targets restructuring of military and civil service posts.
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Nasler
Adison
Wise
Diaine
Stanley Starh
Smith
Wisconsin
Louis Nugiery
Norman Malls plane damaged in dramatic midair mishap
The Norman Mall airship from La Crosse was badly damaged after a rope ladder incident during a circuit near Dubuque. Pilot Timrry Brown suffered minor injuries while a second plane, piloted by J. S. Brows, escaped serious damage. A local crowd witnessed the daring act as two aircraft nearly collided before safely separating, with several other craft sustaining minor damage.
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Norman ©. Moil
la Crosse
Timrry Brown
Inghries
Mmnil
Dubuque
la Lrosse
Telegraph- Herald
Hus Morning
Shorty Atkens
Dan Hunter
Lys
Shorty
Rowe
Aliss Hampot
Aikens
Neense
Berry bushes factor in transmission of white pine blister
A garbled report notes a study from northern New York on white pine blister rust and the possible role of berry bushes in disease spread. The text includes scattered names and broken phrases about researchers, locations, and measurements, but few clear facts remain readable.
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Merurtons
York
Erie
Harrington
Mamier
Federal Control or Receiver Faces Roads Atterbury
Philadelphia report quotes Pac-Vice President Averbars of Teensyeaning Railroad warning Mutual Beneficiary Society members that roads must cut wages or face government control or receivership. He suggests no safe redirection and warns of uniform underpayment under government pressure and liquidation plans.
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Atterbury
Philadelphia
Pac
United States
Lubay
Defense charges Semnacher with extortion plot
The San Francisco case centers on Frederic Semnacher testifying before a grand jury over an extortion accusation linked to the Fatty Arbuckle murder investigation. Arbuckle’s counsel and witnesses faced questioning as District Attorney Brady sought clarity, while the defense vowed defamation action against a key witness.
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A Francisco
Fatty Arbuckle
el Virginia Rappe
Inter
Alfra
Semanehor
San Francisco
Semmacher
Frank Kominsuen
Arbuckle
Doralguez
Semancher
Los Angeles
Miss Rapne
Brady
Semancher's Regest
Mnachoy
Dominguez
Arbuckie
Reppear
Erand
Sebpore
Grand Jury
Senniusher
N Nawsikte Jermen
Dominswen
Nest
Bambina Delmont
Arbuckie Gavith
Jude Lagi Cis
Midwestern Governors Urged to Meet on Freight Rates and Unemployment
Lincoln Neb Gov McKelvie urges Des Moines conference of Midwest state executives from Michigan Wisconsin Missouri Minnesota Nebraska North Dakota South Dakota to discuss freight rate disparities and unemployment. Kendall notes urgent timing and adds other vital topics affecting regional prosperity. Curwood offers $1000 reward for setter’s killer.
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Lincoln
McKelvie
Govsenor McKelvin Gata
Kendall
Pes Moines
Stock price list delayed by New York market timing
The Star Exchange listing will not reach the Tribune and Leader Press in time for today’s issue or the next three days. Readers and investors are urged to call the office for closing prices and stock quotes. Regular publication resumes Saturday with normal timing and relations to New York time.
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New York
Irs
la Grosse
New York: Star Exchanse
Tribune and Leader
Pra
SZAL
Majority at Wisconsin votes to restore student customs
Madison dispatch reports UW Madison students vote to bring back green caps can night and class rush. Freshmen will adopt the customs they previously abandoned including green caps and can night. Overall ballot favored return of caps and can night 1886 to 87, while the distinctive headwear proposal failed 2 to 1. Hazing concerns linger as the freshmen return nears.
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U. W
Madison
University of Wisconsin
State Hotel Men Convene Here For Tuesday Session
Wisconsin State Hotel men hold their convention in La Crosse with a morning session at the Chamber of Commerce. Mayor Bentley greets guests and discusses city improvements funded by the general fund. Speakers address taxation and hotel regulation as future legislation looms.
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W State
Commerce
Hotel la Crosse
Chamber of Commerce
Jer
Bentley
Abo
Irving Gilnatrick
Milwaukes
Wisconsin
Mel Wittright
Drought
Toxay
Trougat
Governor proclaims October as Repair Month in Topeka
Governor Allen announces a proclamation urging Kensig citizens to observe October as Repair Month to create jobs for the unemployed.
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Topeka
Kus
Allen
Kensig Ctizens
Three Lost As U S Sub Sinks In Pacific
Three men are believed lost when the U S submarine in Los Angeles harbor sank after an unexplained accident. Divers search the vessel as crews work to raise it, with one crew member reported to have perished in an explosion aboard the craft.
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S& Pedro
Cailf
Schimgring
Los Angeles
Preffen
Gol Rine
TG Avkieh
Halen Tyne
Monherl
Yehen
Spanisberg
Z. Te. Chambers
Supervisors Meet to Adjust Deficit Funds
county board in special session reviews the 1420 1921 budget and expenses of several funds overdrawn for essential work. They consider steps to adjust financing, save costs, and prevent further deficits while funding needed items and a planned March appropriation. New member S Hesselberg attended, replacing John Wolf who moved to a farm. Also notes the resignation of Thomas W. Pare as tariff commission chair.
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Sesson Tomsday
Cirnus
Jong Laat
Este House
Circuit Court Fund
Sheriffs Office Fund
Pourdy
Guinman Davis
Hesselberg
Rockland
John Wolf
Conference committees study plans to provide jobs for the workless
National unemployment conference adjourned until October 4 as ten subcommittees begin work on relief measures. Hearings on unemployment statistics start to quantify scope while committees tackle emergency actions by manufacturers and public works.
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Yuisseiires
Urbtin
Boston
Washington
Harding
GC. Steward
National Federation of Federal Employ
Wren
Pepey
M. R. Lutz
National Industrial Conference Board
Minnesota
D. Williams
Industrial Commission
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Duluth
Democratic meet debates peace treaties fate as party line
Democratic senators in conference discussed whether the treaties with Germany Austria and Hungary should be a party issue. They said individual Democrats will follow their own judgments on ratification with strong divides evident and no immediate consensus. Republicans plan to delay further debate until tomorrow.
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Ashington
DB. C
Thesdicy
Germany
Austria
Hungary
Reser
Semitor Underwood
Alabama
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Seta
Virginia
Harrison
Mississippi
Wilsop
Witchen
Witcen Fy
Missippi
Borah
Lilatg
State Department
United States
Chinese province endures third disaster in year
Corres pondence reports Anhwei province suffered a major flood likened to the size of Connecticut, causing massive loss of life and property damage estimated at ages. The disaster followed famine in the northern provinces and a deadly earthquake in Kansu. Wesley M. Smich of the Southern Methodist mission trekked across a hundred miles to bring the first eyewitness account of the flood.
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Shamghal
China
Anhweis
Connecticut
Auhwei
Oortherns
Kansu
Ankwei
Betaee Shanghai
Jeking
Wesley M. Smich
Southern Methodist
Changshu
Kansu Province
Bera
Agcoynt
Ile Disaeter
Elaine Negroes Appeal in Arkansas Murder Case
Elaine Negroes seek to appeal in federal habeas corpus proceedings on murder charges tied to a Phillips County killing two years ago. Judge J H L Cotlecal dismissed the case. attorneys plan to take the matter to the U S Supreme Court after Tuesday session.
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Elaine Negroes
Litle Rock
Elaine
Tence
Phillips County
U. S. Wisiiet
J. HL. Cotlecal
U. S. Supreme Court
Surgeon Weds Nurse in City Parsonage Union
Wis Dr John R Minahan a prominent surgeon wed Miss Warttie John Leon in St Pauls M E parsonage Tuesday morning. Miss Johnsans had twelve years of association with Dr Minahan as a surgical nurse in his practice nearby.
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Regen Pay
Wis
John R. Minahan
Promi
Warttie
John Leon
St. Paul's M. E
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