Spirit of Revolt Rules James M L Beck
The piece portrays James M.L. Beck leading a revolt against tradition and authority in music, art, poetry, and commerce. It criticizes widespread social and political unrest, comparing revolts in culture to global conflicts and economic collapse. The text references the era’s moral questions and calls for restraint amid upheaval.
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James ML Beck
Spirit OF Revolt
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China
Piette Saubre
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Reduction of Milk Supply Predicted by Farmers Delegation
A delegation of farmers visiting distributors predicted a 56 percent drop in Chirazo milk supply from its present volume. They protested the reduced price range of 2.30 to 1.55 dollars per hundred pounds paid by the Mik Producers Cooperative Marketing company and claimed farmers are leaving the organization due to culling of milk.
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Br Associated Press
Mik Producers’ Cooperative Marketing Company
Waukesha Man Claims Oshkosh Home
A Waukesha man named Anton Kiupipner asserts ownership of a Brookfield farm home near Oshkosh. He applies for a claim and leaves on an awaiting five year term.
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Oshkosh
Wis
Anton Kiupipner
Henly
TALK ACROSS STATES TO STATE FAIRS
Governors and crowds from Wisconsin and Iowa join in a historic gathering at Des Moines and Milwaukee fairs. Acknowledgments extend cordial greetings across state lines as leaders address the assembled citizens on agricultural progress and shared goals.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Blaine
Wisvon
Commonwealth of Towa
Badger
Ition
Bead Fish Incident At Menasha Stuns Local Scene
Fragmentary notes describe bead fish disruption at Menasha with references to beading, bereavement, and odd phrases about scent and sport. The text hints at a disruption affecting a local water event or trade, but details are unclear.
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Menasha
Ebert Bans Civilian Wear of Army Uniforms
Berlin President Ebert issues a decree forbidding civilians from wearing army uniforms. Breaches carry fines from 500 to 1,900 marks or up to six months in prison.
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Ebert
Pri Berlin
Presdent Ebr
Blaine Calls for Tolerance of Convictions in Milwaukee
Gov. John J. Blaine pleads for toleration of differing views before a large Milwaukee crowd. He extols fundamental soundness, diverse industries, and efficient public works while denouncing bigotry and intolerance as curses on the people. He urges targeted public employment to aid the unemployed.
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Itv Associated Press
Milwaukee
John J. Blaine
State
I Mule
Blaine
Liberal attitude toward those who question law urged
Fragmentary report from Madison Wisconsin cites B Sanborn urging a permissive stance toward dissenters. The garbled text references a convention and broader debate on law and repute without clear names or dates.
Largest dirigible of America burned in blaze
An Associated Press report details a catastrophic fire involving the largest dirigible in the United States. The incident drew crowds as authorities attempted to control the blaze and assess casualties and damage.
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America
End of Irish Truce Near Says Report
Belfast and surrounding areas faced renewed violence as crown forces seized control of Belfast at authorities request. Reports say fighting continued in isolated spots despite a truce with casualties rising, including deaths and many wounded. Serious unrest and mobilization fears persisted as clashes erupted near Royal Avenue and Crook Street.
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United Press
Belfast
Pelfast
Crown
Tonixhti
Twu
Fixhtiic
Curfew Clashes Erupt as Armored Cars Help police
Crowds on Academy Street and nearby routes surged toward Koval Avenue while rioters clashed with riflemen. Armored cars aided police to quell the unrest until curfew hour, with isolated shooting heard later and crowds gathering on Horal Avenue near York and Razed streets. The day marked an anniversary of the curfew and was hailed as one of the worst days.
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Settlement of Mexican Oil Dispute Seen by Officials
Reports indicate the Mexican supreme court may rule that American property on off lands will not be confiscated, a decision that could influence recognition of the Obregon government. The Associated Press notes prior Mexican constitutional cases and related land actions as context for the potential settlement.
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State Department
Mexican Supreme Court
Three Die When Men Are Buried Alive
Fragmentary report states Elmer and others were recovered after a collapse. Rescue efforts continued as workers faced danger in Kendallville area.
Confesses Set Fire to Barn Harming Three Children
A woman from Medford confessed to starting a barn fire at her farm home that killed three children. The case involves stepchildren of Mrs John Kes of Failty, arraigned on preliminary charges amid the confession.
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Failty
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Taylor
Border Patrol on Mountain Fire Fight Prompts Martial Law Talk
United Press reports rising violence in West Virginia coal fields near Crooked Creek. One miner killed, others fired upon as miners clash with deputies. Secretary Weeks warns of possible federal intervention and a state of martial law if orders fail to hold. Federal troops may be placed on alert with troops ready on an hour's notice.
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Washington, D
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Coal Mine War
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Weeks
Charleston
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Crooked Creek
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Aken Priser
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Thompson
Washington
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Harding
Regiment of Infantry
State unit in Blair clash as armed men seize train
A group of armed men seized a Chesapeake and Ohio passenger train near Blair and diverted it toward Clothier, prompting requests for reinforcements from Witham Kirubank and Governor Morgan. Officials confirmed the incident as it disrupted the line and drew response from local defense guards and authorities.
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Chesapeake & Thru
Five Rak Brotherhoods Vote on Strike Action
Members of five Rak Brotherhoods vote directly on whether to strike or accept wage reductions set by the railroad labor board. Ballots reviewed by United Press show wording matching other unions already leaning toward a walkout. Ballots indicate engineers conductors and related crafts face decisive choices as the union mobilizes for potential service impact.
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Lawrence M. Benedict
Cleveland
Urited
United State Railroad Labor Board
Manny
Tf North America
T. CL Attenst
Antafaeta
Buffalo
Uncle Joe Cannon Denies Running Again Rumor
In Washington D C the longtime figure known as Uncle Joe Cannon denies reports that he will not seek another term. The statement clarifies his political intentions amid circulating speculation about his future.
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Cannon
Former Oshkosh Woman Named Jury Commissioner
The article notes an Oshkosh-born woman, daughter of H. Houch, married to the son of the late C. T. Leath, being named jury commissioner in a judicial race. It mentions ties to the Hotel Marinette in Marinette and involvement with Oshkosh city government.
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Julie Willam
Judicial
Heath
Oshkosh
H. Houch
C. T. Leath
Fears
Oshkoshety
Procairn Og
Marinette
Marine
NOAL STRIKE PREDICTED BY B&O PRESIDENT
United Press correspondence quotes Baltimore and Ohio President Denzel Willard saying a railroad strike is unlikely. He cites worker loyalty, ongoing wage talks, and adherence to the railway labor board decisions. Willard dismisses grounds for a strike and notes B&O’s 66,496 employees and 15 year average tenure.
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United Presa Bia
United Presa
Balttmore
United Press Today
Denzel Willard
Baltimore && Ohio Railroad
Willard
Railway Labor Board
Wiard
Miss America Fails to Equal Her Record
An article reports Miss America failing to beat her own record as a speedline event unfolds. It notes Miss Chicago setting a world record in hydroplane racing with a time of 78.951 hours for a new speed mark.
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Fair Tonight With Obscure Weather Notes
A brief notice mentions fair conditions tonight and upcoming observations. The fragmented text references forecasts, timing, and a potential Oberrvaticas note. Readers are advised to monitor for official updates.
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