British Arbitration Court Explains Alaskan Decision
Lord Alverstone explains why Britain’s claim to Portland Canal shores was rejected while rejecting the contention for a vast Canadian surrender. Senators Lodge Turney and Dickinson weigh in on the ruling amid fears of potential future territorial losses and shifts with the United States, including Greenland and nearby regions.
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Hway
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Parkhurst Denounces Dowie Meeting in New York
Sunaror Turner reports Parkhurst satisfaction with The Decision and condemns Dowie adherents as disorderly. In a New York meeting Dowie’s followers faced expulsion as Parkhurst scathingly rebuked the preacher and defended Christian unity amid chaos at the Elyah venue.
Ship South Portland Sinks In Sea Disaster
A steamer named South Portland carrying wheat struck near Gegan island and sank. About half the passengers and crew, 36 souls, perished. 18 survived in dire, exposed condition reaching shore. Survivors include William Wilkon Jr and Ted Baker among others from Alameda and North Dakota. The captain and crew attempted rescue efforts as Lou Dillon won a race on a closely reported note.
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Gouul
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Wilkon, Jr
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Alameda
Cal
Guy Bent
Child Burned to Death in Coal Oil Explosion
A coal air explosion in a tenement house in Washington caused the death of Clinton Mul licna, age 5, luring him to danger. His sister Florence was fatally injured and the mother badly burned. The incident left bodies scattered and caused severe injuries to others.
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Washington
Clinton Mullicna
Florence
Wisconsin Deposits Surge as People Save More
Sale Commissioner of Banking Bergh released Wisconsin state and savings bank reports dated September 24, 199e. The data show increases in savings deposits and demand deposits with a decline in overdrafts, signaling improved financial health driven by strengthened authority from the legislature.
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Banks
Wisconsin
Yes
Eyerey
Aires
Russia Gains Manchuria If Treaty With China Holds
A Berlin correspondent cites the Vostochy Vestnik that Paul Lesser, the Russian minister to China, has concluded a treaty granting Russia practical control of Manchuria under nominal Chinese rule. Russia would build any war with third powers arising from the pact.
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Vostotachy Vestnik
Far East
Paul Lesser
China
Manchuria
Russia
Lou Dillon Defeats Delmar In Slow Time Race
In Memphis on October 21 Lou Dillon defeated Major Delmar in two straight heats, a widely anticipated harness horse contest that turned into a decisive victory as Dillon won in ordinary time. The event, the second renewal, failed to meet the high expectations set for the local history making pace.
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Memphis
Lou Dillon
Delmar
Major Delmar
Club Women Meet Opens Wisconsin Federation Convention
Opening of Apaplete convention marked small attendance as Wisconsin Federation of Women’s Clubs gathered in a 700-seat auditorium. Notables included Mrs J S Dav and Mrs Laaweenge University rep, with transport delays affecting turnout.
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Federation of Womens
Antwauen
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Y Laaweenge University
J. S
W. Chynat
Wisconsin Bishops Considered for Milwaukee Archbishopric
A Wisconsin church insidery reports that three bishops from Green Bay La Crosse and Marquette were proposed to succeed the late Archbishop Katzer but were not chosen. Rome has approved candidates, with Archbishop Ireland aiding efforts as selections proceed likely from a Wisconsin diocese. Bishop James Trobee of St. Cloud is named as a leading candidate for the headship.
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Minnesota
Katzer
Milwaukee
Messmer
Schwebigch
Eis Fai
Natzer Iwatked
Rome
Sebastian Mussmer
Green Bay
Bisiiony James Schwes
la Crosse
Els
Marquene
Niest
Ireland
James Trobee
Veeans Tireh
Foreason and Savage Expelled From Central Association
D Oct 71 Waller Locke quarterback at Chicago University and Waller Savage of Wisconsin University were expelled from amateur ranks by the Central Association registration committee for professionalism. They will finish the current season but future status as professionals will bar them.
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Waller Locke
Chicago University
Waller Savage
Wisconsin University
Amament
Central Association of the Athletic Union
Crisis Passes in Baltimore After Financial Aid
Baltimore Oct 21 arrival of several million dollars from New York Philadelphia and Washington cleared the financial atmosphere. By closing time there was confidence the citys financial district crisis had been passed with an estimated 9 million in currency across local bank vaults.
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New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Pan American Meeting of Bishops Opens in Washington
Fifty five Protestant Episcopal bishops from the United States Canada and the West Indies are attending the Pan American conference of bishops which began in Washington yesterday.
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Washington
Protestant Episcopal Church
United States
Canals
West Indies
Pan- American Conference of Bishops
Valuable pamphlet on illegal food preserves and adulteration
An analysis pamphlet by North Dakota state officials highlights illegal preserves and preservatives, including coal tar dyes and adulterated canned goods. Prof. Ladd reports samples showing swill tomato products and saccharin use, urging legal amendments and court action, with notes on vanilla extract adulteration and commercial tampering.
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State Rural Call and Experiment Station
North Dakota
B. F. Lad
Madison
Wisconsin
Ladd
Sion
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Ladd Save
Maryland
Delaware
Ilegal
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SUSTAINED BY HIGH COURT PRAISE FOR BENEVOLENT WOMAN
Supreme bench upholds a will benefiting Oshkosh city library from the late Abby Harris. Heirs contesting the will and seeking to divert the $75,000 fund to others are defeated. The woman who intended to dedicate the library fund is praised by the court.
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Abby 8
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Supreme Court
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Caee
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Ner
Supreme Court affirms Oshkosh gift to city in Harris estate
In Oshkosh the Supreme Court upholds a lower court ruling granting the city about 76784.38 from the late Mrs. Marshall Harris. Contested by heirs who argued the homestead trust violated perpetuity laws, the decision ends with the city receiving the public gift after a long probate path from county to supreme court.
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Oshkosh
Ot Danforth
Oshkovis
Marshall Harris
Harris Mus Eee Aglian
Lerdal
Sinful New Yorkers Fail to Awe Elijah II in New York
Rev. Jul Alexander Dowie faced a restless New York audience at Madison Square Garden as about a third of the crowd left after an hour. He ordered the Zion guard to restrain them yet they dispersed, while others stayed to hear prayers and read aloud. Dowie blamed press misrepresentation, while Elijah II claimed the episode proved his mission's ultimate success in the city.
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Dowie
Nowie
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Dowde
J. Hensen
Park- Waihers
Alexander Dowie
Elijah II
Zion
Madison Sauare Garden
Chicago
Dawle
Barnard
Zion Guard
Elijah
Tames
Dr. Lewise
Elijah UV
Pension Clerks Promoted in Washington Office
About 44 clerks in the pension office received promotions yesterday after reviews by their superiors and a speech by Commissioner Ware. The promotions were based on their individual records and recommendations.
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Pension Office
Ware
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