Red Cross Workers Meet in City Conference Plan Drive
Red Cross officers and workers from 20 chapters in western region will meet in La Crosse to review wartime relief and arrange for a November membership drive. Conference sessions run all day at city hall and Chamber of Commerce with talks on roll call plans and local arrangements.
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Red Cross
Esaptors
Ailiot
Wsegasit
Ly la Crosse
Varbas
Armise
Chamber of Commerce
Delagatne
Bert Crosk
York
Heydanakers Uy
Bendy
Menthers
Boatty Lag
Buffalo
Treneoorn
Jackson
Clink
Posits
Posits To Tuner County. Vield T
Willam
Thay
Loeglattierns
Visiting Nurses Nip Epidemic In Bud In Schools Testimony
Unprejudiced testimony by Superintendent McCormick states visiting nurses work in schools prevents epidemics, aiding hundreds of children. He notes nurses examine, counsel, and treat, with eight hundred forty checkups conducted in the year and several positive diphtheria cases detected early to protect students and staff.
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Bud
Supt
McCormick
Geriee
B. I. McCormick
Ar. McCurmigh
Qulone
Trasher
Weather Record Forecast With Frost in Wisconsin
The weather report notes fair conditions tonight and Wednesday for Wisconsin with probable frost in lowlands tonight and in western and northern central portions Wednesday. East portions see frost likely, with other areas mild then cooler. temperatures around ten degrees at some stations. River stages show no material change in the next four hours.
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Wisconsin
Peter Im
Kanecast
London Press Demands End to Black and Tan Reprisals
London newspapers call on the government to halt the Black and Tan reprisals in Ireland amid raids and unrest. Reports note Sinn Fein support and police actions, with tensions rising in Dublin and Belfast as martial conditions and hunger strikes draw international attention.
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London
Ondon
Sept
Ireland
Mes
Cecil F. Nevil Macready
Iris
Ube
Penners
Wisconsin Straw Vote Shows Harding Favored Statewide
Straw poll results indicate a strong showing for Harding in Wisconsin with the Rexall drug stores conducting the votes across establishments. The survey, open to women and men, reflects Harding as the favorite over Cox, with returns suggesting Harding leads nationally per C A Begma of the local Rexall store.
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Wit Carey
Wisconsin
Rexall Drug Stores
Narron
Jie Terurns
Envy Harding
Star
Cox
Atp
C. A. Begma
Rexall
Myo
Harding
Indictments Wrap Sox Players In 1919 World Series Scandal
Conk county grand jury voted eight indictments against Eddie Cicotte Claude Williams Chick Gandil Buck Weaver Fred McMullin Toe Jackson and others of the Chicago White Sox for conspiring to violate state law amid the 1919 World Series scandal. Eight players suspended as of today in a move seen as jeopardizing Chicago’s pennant hopes. Cicotte testified earlier and was taken into custody after leaving the grand jury room. Charles Comiskey announced suspensions while Austrian for the club warned of possible reinstatement or lifetime removal depending on findings.
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Icao
Conk County
B. H. Brigham
Tustie McDonald
Alfred S. Austrian
White Sox
Gurdil
Chicago
Ilegal Uect
Attormey Hartley Replogic
Cicotte
Grand Jury Roux
Adie Cicatte
White’ Sox
Cicatte
Mon Toll
Philadelphia
Charles Comiskes
Chick Carundil
Replogic
Cicolle
Grand Jury
William Sullivan
States Attorney's Office
Alfred
Austrian
Risberg
McMullin
Jackson
Reve Weaver
Williams
Cicot
American League Baseball Club
Cook County
Charles A. Comiskey
Peace pact talks begin amid Russian Polish commission work
Four commissions begin detailing a preliminary peace pact between Soviet Russia and Poland. Poles advance against retreating Reds in Grodno region, reaching near Lida and Shelling Lithuanian positions. Polish forces push toward the Pripet and Niemen as Russian resistance persists. Lithuania to meet Poland over border dispute at Suwalki on Wednesday night.
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Russia
Poland
Warsaw
Associated Press
Grodno
Lida
Suwaiki
Smilement
Pripeb
Aptire
Shekara River
Niemen
Pripet
Fortigh Stinister Sare
Polis
Sawalki
Fidelity Trust Company Closed by State Officer in Boston
Boston, Sept. 25. Bank Commissioner Align took over Fidelity Trust, the sixth bank to close here in two months. Fidelity shows capital 43.6 million and deposits around 18 million. Commissioner Align cited steady withdrawals and slow returns as causes. State Treasurer James Jackson said 50 to 52 thousand dollars in state funds are tied up and assured depositor safety and public confidence in banks.
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Boston
Mays
Fidelity Trust Company
Mdelity
Alen
Fidelity
James Jackson
Jackson
Videlicy Trust Company
Algo
Confession Clears Kenosha Slayer in Mystery Case
Kenosha Wis Sept 27 mystery surrounding the murder of Caries Pacini a wealthy theater owner was cleared today when Lang a 45 year old Kenosha man confessed to shooting and killing Pacini He followed Pacini to a garage on the night of the crime and after Pacini drew his gun Lang fired and fled to his home Lang who had been jailed for burglarizing a local saloon also confessed to that crime and said he founded Charles F Parini He has a wife and two children Bankers pardon Washin gton Sept 28 Howard W Showghter a backer of Martinsburg WV who was sentenced to five years in federal prison in 1917 for misapplication of national bank funds was pardoned by President Wilson
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Ireland
West Clair
Londrums
Kilrush
Acho
Sh. Nert
Dublin
Ediot
Ter Irelane
London
Belfast
Old Lodge
Aned Tien
Totem
Kenosha
Wis
Caries
Pacini
Mwrank Tang
Lang
Sauday
Charles Fparini
Washingdon
Howard W. Showghter
Martinsiborg
W ‘Va
American Legion Committees Get Down to Business
Cleveland dispatch reports the American Legion convention moved into full work mode with twelve committees drafting reports. They favored Kansas City for the next convention and set October 1 to November 3, 1921. A plan to create six departments and appoint department heads was discussed alongside compensation and training provisions. the next convention was slated for Kansas City, Missouri, November 31 and December 2, 1971.
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American Legion Committees
Cleveland
Ohio
American Legion Convention
Kansas City
United States
Europe
Ead
Manders
Michigan
Wisconsin
Indiana
Illinois
Towa
Nebraska
Minnesota
North
Dakota
Committee On
Ameringa
House of Representatives
Senate
Howe Aid
Karkag City
Aulssouri
U S Commissioner in Vienna to Return Home
Sent. 27. bert Hal stead, Americ'n commissioner in Vienne, will leave for the in the hoar future. this place being taken by Arthur ugh Frasier, at present "counselior to the American evitusgy in Tris. The government has decided to exempt front Kixation individual shipments 'of, food from the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Commission
Vienna
Bert Halstead
Americ’n
Vienne
Arthur Ugh Frasier
Tris
United States
Forest fire devastates Wor rant near Houghton
Fire swept the lumbering town south of Houghton on September 25, destroying more than half of its buildings. Strong winds fanned the flames and aided rapid spread through the forested area.
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Houghton
Mich
Worrant
Escaped Prisoner Returns After Visit To Children
An escaped prisoner, Miller, who was serving a five month tovern term, voluntarily surrendered to the Moundsville West Virginia penitentiary after visiting children at Clarksburg. Warden Terrell noted the surrender and said punishment would be light due to the voluntary surrender.
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Wheeling
Terrell
Moubdsville
W. Va
Iin
Miller
Clarksburg
Public Letter From Wilson on Self Determination
A White House issued letter outlines questions from supporters about the league of nations covenant and self determination. President Wilson responds that the United States obligation under the covenant is not to bind itself to help suppress revolts or grant independence, and discusses Ireland and other territories in the peace context.
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White House
Elm. Swarts
Los Angeles
Wilson
Swartz
aAciicle MY
League
England
Ireland
Stuttz Lolows
United States
League of Nations
Articin Jieven
Treland
Ds Yrour
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la Crossette
Pasitin
Ratlon
Blomarck
Stan
Ansay
Madison
Medicine Hat
Milwaukee
Musuker
Mulag Iy
New York
Orleane
San Diego
Francisce Y
Mineanpol
East
Sadi Lecointe
Tampes
Sadi le Ealute
Ebo
Gordon Benadit
Re Way Schroorter
Schroader
Klemerros
Howard Rinehart
Heather American
TieRomaner
Bo Remaner
MacSwiney
MacSwines
Cork
Ballerin
Irish Self-Determination League
Home Office
Brixton
Sox
Grodko
Sixth Bank
Lumbertown
America
Chigagg. Hl
Culturg
West
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