Real Revival Seen By Telegraphed Business Leaders
telegraphic statements to the United Press today from commercial organizations express that a real revival is expected to be under way by fall with some seeing spring progress. They cite improving tones in business, rising railroad earnings, and strong crop prospects, with manufacturers and banks predicting better conditions and building activity increasing across regions.
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Aero D. Jacote
United Prass
United Press
William Felies Morgan
Merchant Association of New York
New England
Meir Wille E Liming
Bureau of Commerce and Industrial Aim
John B. Reyoolts
Indianapolia Chamber of Commerce
W. Lo Ware
Chicago
Apporation of Commerce
Freed of Charge of Killing Moy Hee
Rev John J Cook of Ringsiad Indiana was freed of a charge in the death of Moy Hee, a wealthy Chinaman. The coroner's inquest found he was forced to swerve to avoid two trucks, causing Moy Hee to be struck. the minister was absolved of blame.
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Moy Hee
United Press
Pad
Miwa
John J. Cook
Ringsiad
Mey Hee
Cook
Aide Street
Mor Bee
Pastor Drowns During Scout Outing at Eau Galle Park
The pastor of the Methodist church in Arkansaw Wisconsin drowned yesterday at Eau Galle park during a Boy Scout outing. An expert swimmer, he died when diving struck an object and he could not be saved. His parents and relatives were notified.
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Lewis
Methodist
Arkansaw
Wis
Eau Galle Park
Tin Boy Scout
Osh Man on Board of Trustees
Osh Man on Board of Trustees reports that Sheboygan Appleton was selected as the 1922 convention city for the Wisconsin Retail Shoe Dealers Association. Officers elected include J. B. Langenberg Appleton president B R Sage Green Bay first vice president W W Glove Wisconsin Rapids second vice president Harry Lucas Milwaukee secretary and treasurer. Trustees named were E C Lewis Oshkosh C R Newell Waukesha and L L Imig Sheboygan.
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United Press
Sheboygan Appleton
Wisconsin Retail Shoe Dealers’ Association
J. B. Langenberg
Appleton
BR. E. Sage
Green Bay
WW. Glove
Wisconsin Rapids
Harry Lucas
Milwaukee
E. C. Lewis
Oshkosh
C. KR. Newell
Wankesha
L. L. Imig
Sheborgan
De Valera Replies to British Peace Proposals
London report that Eamonn De Valera’s reply to Britain's Irish peace proposals was handed to Austen Chamberlain at noon. The tenor was withheld pending cabinet conferences. Robert C. Barton delivered the reply in Chamberlain’s presence in the Commons. Art O Brien of the Gaelic League accompanied him. The prime minister in Paris will consider it before any public statement.
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Associated Prize
London
Eamonn de Valera
Austen Chamberlain
House of Commons
Robert C. Barton
Eit Breann
Chamberlain
Lloyd George
France
Barton
Art O Brien
Gaelic League
de Valera
Downing Street
Paris
Major General Wood Named Governor General of Philippines
Associated Press reports President Harding selected Major General Leonard Wood for governor general of the Philippines and Wood signaled willingness to accept. A Senate bill, pushed by Administration, would allow active army officers to hold civil posts in administering territories. The Philadelphia and University of Pennsylvania authorities expressed disappointment, noting Wood had been elected head of the university and was to be paid about 25 600 a year, with no word yet on changes to his plans.
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Washington
D. C
Leonard Wood
Harding
Philippines
General Wood
Wadsworth
Senate Military Committee
The
University of Pennsylvania
Wooday
Man Charged With Auto Theft In Freeport Case
Madion-t Rhods of Freeport arraigned in superior court on charges of taking the automobile owned by FW Cork without permission. He allegedly sold the car in Janesville for 250 dollars. He pleaded not guilty and is held on 1900 dollar bail pending hearing.
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Associated Pets
Madion
T. A. Rhods
Freeport
FW Cork
Janesville
Congress Diary Highlights Tax Revision and Alaska Department Plan
Today in Congress the Ways and Means Committee continued work on tax revision. The Interminate commerce committee examined opposition from Edmond’s defense fund to shield former officials and employees from government claims. Interstate commerce probes Director General Davie on railroad financing. The Territories committee considers DIT to merge all Alaska departments under Interior. Finance discusses American valuation plan.
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Howe Ways and Meats Committee
Dadican
Edmond
Ne Comeiders
Interstate Commerce Committee
Davie
Territones
Alaska
Interior Department
Body of Priest Found Buried Near Salada Beach
San Francisco police recovered the body of Father Heslin from a sand grave near Salada Beach, twenty miles south of the city. The priest had been murdered, with a bullet wound to the head. William A. Hightower led the exhumation after receiving a clue from a woman named Dolly Mason. Archdiocese officials reported ransom notes seeking 6500 and later 15000 to secure the priest’s return.
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Associated Press
San Franchco
Patrick EL Hessin
Cosme
Pest
Salada Beach
Pacific ‘Ocean
San Francisco
Father Heslin
Daniel O'Brien
Colma
William A. Hightower
Hightower
Sign Board
Edward J. Hanna
Nan
Hanna
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Tranger
Perechial
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Catholic Church in Reserve Burned by Lightning
Fire destroyed the Catholic church at Reserve when struck by lightning on Tuesday. The priest’s home inside the church was also burned. Loss is estimated at 16,006 dollars, offset partly by insurance.
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Associated Prexas Hayward
Reserve
Here
Laws
French Cabinet to Meet After Conference on Siberian Question
The French cabinet is summoned to meet tomorrow morning following a conference with Premier Lloyd George about the Siberian question. The supreme council will not meet tomorrow forenoon. Premier Briand's call for the cabinet meeting was issued this afternoon.
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Associated Press
Pasis
Briand
Lloyd George
Kate
Delegates Agree Americans May Leave Russia
Charles R. Crane announced from Riga that all Americans in Russia should be permitted to leave the Soviet Republic. Beria Litvinoff concurred that notifying and evacuating Americans is feasible, with no deportation required. Crane made the long journey from Peking via Moscow to study famine relief conditions. A Senate bill proposed 5 909 060 for famine relief aid to Russia.
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Riga
Russia
Charles R. Crane
China
Crane
United States
Soviet
Toda
Walter Lyman Brown
Beria Litviner
Litvinoff
Amer
Brown
Hin
Comries
KR. Crane
Peking
Rusia
Moscow
Atwai
Nikolai Lenin
JudgeLandis orders clean-house move to end dispute
Chicago report says Judge Landis warned both sides in the Sandia arbitration over building trades contracts to alter working agreements or face jail. He ordered plumbers union and steamfitter contractors to reform rules seen as killing competition, granting until Monday to change their roles and avoid further action.
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United Press
Chicago
Landis
Building Trades
Sandia
Plumbers” Union
Hottie
Explosion damages home of state’s attorney in Waukegan
An early morning dynamite blast wrecked the residence of A V Smith, state’s attorney at Waukegan. The Smith family escaped injury by fleeing the house in time. Authorities investigated as suspects and assessed the damage to the front porch and surrounding property.
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Asociated Press
Chicago
A V Smith
Waukegan
Byng Assumes Office As Canada’s Governor General
Baron Byng of Vimy, veteran of the great war, officially begins duties as Canada’s governor general amid gun salutes and a formal investiture ceremony. He arrives amid ceremonies signaling a transition in imperial administration and national leadership.
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Quihee
Baron Byrng
Vimy
Canada
Wensral
Irless families in Quebec number 125 disrupting town
A portion of Ayimer, Quebec was ruined today by a fire that displaced 155 or more families. The fire killed Foster Fortier, a 68 year old grocer, whose shop lay in ruins. Provision from Hell Quebec, reported damage estimated at 800 thousand dollars.
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United Press
Ayimer
Quebec
D Fortier
Lf Provisiona
Hell
Open sessions urged for disarmament talks
Washington negotiators prepare formal invitations to Great Britain France Italy Japan and China for the Washington disarmament conference on November 1 the drive to secure open sessions is led by Senators Johnson Borah Reed and La Follette with public speeches and private talks planned to press the administration to back open sessions while colleagues may oppose them
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Associated Press
Great Britain
France
Italy
Japan
China
Washing ‘Ton
Stain Department
L. C. Martin
United Press State
Waeshingwe
D. C
Hiram Johnson
Borah
Reed
la Follette
Senate
Thoes
Veterans to receive square deal from Forbes plan
Col. Charles Forbes, director of the new veterans bureau, announces three principles guiding government aid to disabled soldiers. He vows the government must not delegate care for claimants, will protect disabled veterans as wards, and will ensure a square deal as he tours 600 veterans homes to determine closures and improvements.
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Browning United Press
Washington, D. C
United Press
Soldier Veterans
Charles FR. Forbes
New Veterans
Burce
Forbes
Washington
President Harding's Father Weds in Marion Church
Dr George T Harding father of President Warren G Harding, aged 16, married Miss Alice Severns aged 32 today at the Mon Free Presbyterians church. The wedding, performed by Rev Frank T Knowles, followed by a drive to Marion where the couple obtained a license and went to Rev Kasowien's home for the ceremony.
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Associated Preesy
Mket
George T. Harding
Harding
Alice Severns
Frank T Knowles
Monfree Presbyterias Church
Seve
Ae Hardigg
Marion
Ncense
Kasowien
Governor Smell Protests Move Toward Habeas Corpus
Governor Smell travels to Kankakee to reject talk of moving toward habeas corpus and surrender of power to authorities. His legal team studies every avenue while he protests arrest and shows no disposition to yield in the fight to evade prosecution.
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Associated Press
Smell
Kankakee
Alden
Ramoures
Grand jury working on murder case in Beverly Glen
Los Angeles grand jury convened to investigate the J Betton Kennedy slaying with Madelynne Obenchain and Arthur Burch as central figures. Witnesses including a hardware clerk, Mrs Obenchain, Mrs Kennedy, and others subpoenaed as the DA prepares indictments and argues for further testimony and evidence.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Calif
J. Betton Kennedy
Beverly Glen
Madelynne Obenchain
Kenne
Arthur C. Burch
Kennedy
Battle on River Dain in Albania report clash
A Rome dispatch reports fighting on the river Dain in northern Albania between Jugoslav and Athenian allied forces. The Jugoslavs allegedly warned thirty Albanian villages. Albanian forces reportedly repelled an advance toward Keseeve with significant casualties.
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Associated Press
Landon
Doin
Albania
Jugo-Slavia
Adona Mesmees
Rome
Juge-Brave
Keseeve
Bound Over on Robbery Charge in State Bank Case
Wabene State bank robbery suspect Wh Wiles Lesperen Ocento was bound over to the September 1 term of circuit court under 26000 bond after July 15 arrest. Frenchy Yaeger was held on 2400 bond not furnished. Normal Wall, Green Bay taxi driver, held as an accessory after the fact, arranged this morning with a preliminary hearing planned next month.
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Wiles Lesperen-_ Ocento
Wabene State Bank
Frenchy” Yaeger
Bay
Wall
Green Bay
Wisconsin AG warns of lottery epidemic and cites action
Wisconsin Attorney General declares an epidemic of raffles and lotteries in the state. He says the office cannot prosecute but can seize prizes and forfeit assets to fund schools, urging district attorneys to act to stop the practice.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Wilam J. Morgan
Genral
Morgan
Attorney Generals Office
Civil War Veterans Not To Be Removed From Soldiers' Home
Milwaukee dispatch reports the board of home managers in Dayton rescinded a transfer order sending 740 Civil War veterans from the National Soldiers Home in Milwaukee to other federal homes. The action came after efforts by Washington representatives led by Senator Irvin L. Lenroot. The board will consider the future of transfers at a meeting later this month in Dayton.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wie
Board of Home Managers
Dayton
Senator Lenroot
George Wood
United Press
National Solderers
Board of Governors
Washington
Irvin L.lenroot
Darton
Butter and Egg Market Slump Reported on Chicago Exchange
The Associated Press notes butter and egg trading paused after heavy price shifts on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. Egg prices fell from 78 to 32 cents per dozen and butter dropped about 2 cents per pound amid speculation and large orders on track. South Water Street buzzed with traders reacting to the muted movement and exchange announcement.
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Associated Presa
Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
South Water Street
Mutter
Cee Loard
Peserat
Cooperation urged at pattern manufacturers convention
The National Association of Pattern Manufacturers opened in Milwaukee with Eugene F. Ball of Newark urging more cooperation from labor and a readjustment of freight rates to restore normal business conditions. He stresses caution about the country’s new conditions and calls for united action.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
National Association of Pattern Manufacturers
Eugene F. Ball
Newark. C
Bloodhounds Track Arson Suspects In Farmington Attack
Three men pursued on the trail in Jefferson County after they attacked Mrs. Max Schlosser in Farmington near Watertown. Her hair was cut with a butcher knife and her home set afire as her husband slept. Sheriff’s deputies monitored a lead while rain hindered tracking. motive described as revenge.
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Jemerven
Win
Bisea Roan
Mauston
Max Schioemer
Farmington
Watertown
Max Schlosser
Schiower
United Proe Wis
Max Schlossera
Mre
Schiomser
Schiossere
Sherif Woelffer
Eheriif
Schlosser
Woelffer
Republican Flag Flies Over German Offices Anniversary
The Republican flag was ordered flown from all German government offices to mark the second anniversary of the new constitution. The gesture aims to popularize the republic as the flag features black red and gold in the top right corner.
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