Wisconsin saloon bars faced new push to remove
Milwaukee reports show saloonkeepers resisting the new prohibition law requiring removal of bars and screens. Attorneys debate the one word "are" that could save fixtures valued in the tens of thousands, while deputies are being added to enforce the rule. Camels warn personal responsibility for arrests, and defiance grows in Oshkosh and Sheboygan as groups plan legal action to keep bars intact.
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George Shaughnessy
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Wisconsin
W. Stanley Smith
Wiliam J. Morgan
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Charles Bearhop
Plankinton Arcade
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Thether Beverage Company
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Fort Atkinson
Kohl Village Votes to Expand Limits in Special Election
The village of Kohl voted 6 to 1 to increase its size from 76 cents to 7,600 acres in a special election held today. The move marks a major expansion for the industrious community.
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Associated Press
Kohl
Stone family aids body recovery effort in Alberta search
Lafayette region reports Dr W E Stone's son assisting in recovering his father's body near Banff Alberta. The private secretary Miss Helen Hand and Dr Belt with Mr Wheeler met the group as a well organized private expedition searches for the body through a rubber plantation area. Mrs Stone remains at camp.
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Richard State
W. Eld Stone
Banff
Alberta
Helen Hand
Belt
Wheeler
Stone
Camp Shorty
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Labor Conditions in Seventh District July vs June
The Federal Reserve noted a district wide payroll drop of 0.5 percent from June to July with Chicago posting a 1.3 percent rise in employment. District payrolls fell 0.7 percent with Chicago showing a 0.5 percent decline. Primary production in steel and agriculture fell, while contracting and building led the gain at 24.1 percent. Lumber and mill work rose 17.2 percent. railway repair shops and auto industries saw the largest declines in payrolls.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Labor Questenns
Federal Reserve
Gun Fight Kills Matewan Police Chief and Officer
Private Detective and four others are arrested in connection with the shooting that killed Welch chief of Matewan and Ed Chambers, a Matewan policeman, during forenoon violence. Hatfield and Chambers had prior arrests related to Mohawk town incidents. Witnesses recall a chaotic scene with townsfolk and private operatives implicated.
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Matewan
Ed Chambers
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W. V
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Marwan
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Imain
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Canby Price Cuts Spark Profit Concerns
A garbled report notes Canby prices to be cut by about 50 percent, with profits flagged as too large. The fragment mentions associations, a memorandum, and potential market disruption, suggesting industry pushback and ongoing discussions about future retail pricing.
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CANBY
Ireland To Be Virtually A Republic In Proceedings
Dublin reports that De Valera and the cabinet accepted a British offer toward declaring Ireland a republic in all but name. Developments in peace talks between Lloyd George and Sinn Fein leaders are imminent with Sinn Fein factions debating concessions. No formal agreement yet, sessions and London arrival rumors circulate among republican leaders.
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Des Moines May Lose Car Service
A garbled Des Moines report notes potential loss of local car service. unclear details and names are unreadable, but the item suggests a shut down or disruption in transit options affecting residents.
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Des Moines
Senate to Resume Debate on Race Review Bill
Congressional notes indicate the Senate will resume discussion on the race review bill while the House immigration and appropriation committees examine Hawaiian labor matters and shipping board funding. The Finance and Sider committees are also involved in timing and ongoing debate across sessions.
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Senate
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Mayflower Observance Highlights Harding Plymouth Pageant
President Harding attends tercentenary events in Plymouth Mass where Mayflower descendants parade with Indian allies and settlers. A formal welcome, a pageant, and a vow to remember the Pilgrims’ voyage unfold as crowds line the waterfront.
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Harding
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Flower
Walay
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Deiftshaten
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Baby Drowned in Five Gallon Jar in Brantwood Tragedy
A baby in Brantwood drowned after falling into a five gallon water jar while parents were away. The incident occurred at home as neighbors and authorities began investigations into the accident. The child’s age and the full names of the family are not fully legible in the report.
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Associated Press
Rhinelander
Am Haut
Brantwood
Harding Push Welcomed by Most Senators
Special to The Northwestern Washington President Harding begins to assert himself on the impending legislation. Republicans split over a Norris plan to create a 104,990,000 corporation to aid farmers in selling products abroad. Norris accuses administration forces of belittling him and shifting work to the War Finance Corporation. Lenroot and others challenge the substitute measures as excessive and politically charged amid debates on economy and farm relief.
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Wartime remarks spark debate on Hoover and Norris
A Wisconsin senator ridicules Hoover while praising his aid to farmers and industry. The speech defends Hoover’s work for suffering humanity and criticizes Norris for belittling the administration. The exchange highlights partisan tensions over federal relief efforts.
Governor Small Continues Inspection Tour Amid Embezzlement Charges
Governor Len Small presses on with an inspection tour as Sheriff Henry Mester holds him in Springfield on embezzlement charges. Reports say Small may head to Springfield midweek. Chicago reports legal authorities ready for his return and possible arrest on arrival.
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Len Small
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Springfeld
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Mester
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Harding Hands Out English Reading Medals to Foreign-Born Winners
President Harding awarded silver medals to thirty Polish Indian Portuguese and other children in Plymouth mass today for winning the fifth annual English reading contest conducted by The New Bedford Evening Standard. The medals honor non English speaking heritage in New Bedford public and parochial schools as a policy to foster language understanding and civic unity among soon to be citizens.
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Harding
New Bedford Evening Standard
New Bedford
North Dakota appeals grain grading ruling to Supreme Court
The state through its attorney general filed an appeal to the U S Supreme Court challenging a federal grain grading act decision. The suit, brought by the North Dakota attorney general, seeks to overturn a lower ruling and questions the cost and state law implications. The case involves the Chicago grain company of Emden, and a request for a hearing is noted.
Legislature Costs State 232 536 55 Revealed by Secretary Hall
Figures from the Office of Secretary of State Elmer S. Hall show total legislature expenses of 232 536 55 with Ray printing the largest item at 55 715 32. The report details spending patterns and highlights major cost centers in state government.
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Legislature
Elmer S. Hall
Faith in disarmament after centennial address at Plymouth
President Harding, speaking at Plymouth's centenary of the Pilgrims landing, urged hope that US disarmament efforts may curb war causes and reduce armament. He praised religious freedom, warned against centralized government, and stressed the role of colonial democracy in shaping American liberty and public opinion.
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