Liberals Win Adoption of Merger of All Minorities
A postwar political shift reports Liberals pushing a federation merging all minority groups into a third party. Delegates from many states bolt Farmer-Labor groups to join the Federated Farmer-Labor party, while others form a compromise that rails against communism and defers labor unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ford
Federation of Labor
Industrial Workers of World Policy
James McCiain
United Press
Onicaxo
Farmer-Labor Party
Ablekares
Farmer Labor Part
Washington
Farmer-Labor
California
North Dakota
Iowa
Kentucky
Louisiana
Utah
West Virginia
Penneylvania
Oklahoma
Texas
Ilinois
Ohio
Wisconsin
Minnesota
South Dakota
Farmer and
Union Labor Cel- Spates
American Farm
American Federation of Labor
Chicago
Bloodless duel rumors swirl around Polish officials
Rumors from Warsaw claim a bloodless duel was discussed between two Polish officials. The reports, tied to unsettled conflicts and political tensions, were denied by sources close to the circle. Local audiences awaited confirmation amid ongoing power struggles and compliance questions in government.
Navy chief Daniels replies on sabotage of Leviathan affair
In a telegraph from La Junta, former Secretary Daniels told The New York Times there was evidence of sabotage aboard the Vaterland now Leviathan. He cited German ship fate, wartime propaganda aims, and mentioned repair work and dangers at sea, reflecting on losses and ongoing prosecutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Leviathan
Secreta
Sai Feommanders
Han
Esten
Leviat
Denatured Motion Pictures of Shelby Exhibit Proposed
In Great Falls Montana Hart Wills reports denatured motion pictures tied to Shelby may be exhibited as the government announces federal action. Reports note seizure of the Egi firm and mention Dempsey associated parties with telex communications.
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Shelby
Dempsey
Fehting
Chicat
Egi Wert
Barre Wills
Great Falls
Mont
Hart Wills
Boxers weigh in as Demps likely to face Hearns
Manager Jack Kearns said heavyweight champion Hearns planned to finish business here tomorrow and travel to New York to finalize a Labor Day match. Hearns disclosed he still holds 33 1 2 percent in the Shel 2 Battle film. Gibbons holds 8 25 percent, while Lor J. Molumbs and Major Jansyn own 41 2 3 percent in one film.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Demps
Jack Kearns
Hearns
New York
Gibbons
Amterest
Whie Lor J. Molumbs
Major Jansyn
Tacoma Hosts Greeting for President Arrival in Alaska Visit
Local crowds gathered in Tacoma as President Hend tson arrived, delivering remarks at a city reception and theatre event. Officials and citizens, including Terarant and Pesto eyizen, attended a follow up address at a hotel reception, noting anticipated labor needs and future cooperation.
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Tacoma
Ward
Alaska
Hardiss
Terarant and
Pesto Eyizen Ress
P. Harainz
Nes
Edward Sr. Dies in Wisconsin Coal Firm Leader Loss
Edward Sr of WL Seke Coal and Jing Company, a major figure in Hewaneson farming and civic enterprises, dies at home after diabetes complications on day 10 of the month. His passing ends a long career in industry and public service, leaving a legacy in local business and community affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wis Edward Sr
WL Seke Coal & Jing Company
Hewaunse
Civiic
Dieg
Underwood for Poly Aims at World Peace
Washington, D. C. Senator Underwood of Alabama returns from Europe with a statement pledging to push for world peace and reform of wartime economic and financial conditions. He vows to maintain convictions and enter the league of nations while addressing Allied economic concerns and US leadership.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Alatama
Yne World
Onvard
Busiiess
Europe
Lack of Raw Material Forces Two Krupp Branches to Close
An Associated Press despatch reports that two Krupp branches in Germany have closed due to a shortage of raw materials. The shortage stems from external pressures and penalties affecting production, leading to halted operations at the Ducaldorf and Pembing Refage sites. The disorder and supply disruptions impact broader industrial output in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KRUPP
Ducaldorf
de Burg Pembing
Death of Former French Naval Chief Honored in Paris
Vice Admiral Ferdinand de Hon, long chief of the French naval staff and head of the naval advisory at Washington armament conference, died at his home in Paris after a long illness.
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Paris
Ferdinand Dean Jacques de Hon
Eval Ded
Buty
Gary Sees End of 12 Hour Day in Near Future
Judge E H Gary predicts the steel industry will move to a 12 hour day reduction as worker numbers rise and machinery use expands. He cites a need for 50 009 more men to end the 12 hour shift, warns of a 15 percent cost rise, and supports immigration tweaks to meet labor needs while aligning with President Harding.
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Gary
Unsted Press
New York
E. H. Gary
ALS
MINT
Hardink
United States Steel Corporation
Gompers
Wiliam
Kash
United Press
Ston
Sam Gompers
Amercan Federation
Lahor
Betwsen
Narding
Tlan
Lospiplas
Lebar
Ort Prudke Gari
Jlo
Gorplys
Eibar
Gar
Greece
Bern
Siyahes
Ommanim
Ammenz
USE OF PALMOTOR FOR OVER AN HOUR SAVES GIRL LIFE
A hospital dispatch reports a girl saved when a palmotor device operated for over an hour. Weather and road updates from Janesville to Milwaukee describe mixed conditions. The note mentions road statuses and driving warnings as crews respond to the incident.
Balloon Flight Disaster and European Reg Regret
An account from Captain Charles McCullough aboard the balloon American Le Flonaxire recounts a July 4 cross country ascent from Indianapolis drifting toward the Ohio River. A pair of converging storms forced the crew to jettison ballast and gas, plummet through severe winds, and crash as forces tore at the craft, leaving the crew with injuries but no bones broken.
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Charles EL McCullough
Pligg
Frankfort Springs
Indianapolia
Indiana
Ohio
Atlantic Et Board
Enal
Utevers Point
Ohio River
Carapotty
Earth
Eer
Milwaukee storm leaves three dead and extensive damage
A severe weather event last night across Milwaukee and surrounding areas caused multiple fatalities and major property damage. Attending physicians reported no evidence of extensive injuries despite the widespread destruction.
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Bilwauker
Tela Milwauken
Two Geology Students Drown in Lake During Field Trip
Two students from a geological party drowned at Lake McDonald in Glacier National Park. Miss Ramantha Jones, 28, of Chicago, a former University of Wisconsin sophomore in Prof. Karl A. Loberk's field trip, and Fred Huber of New York from Columbia University, were among twenty one men aboard the trip involving Wisconsin and Columbia students.
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United Press
Mullica
Ramantha Jones
Chicure
Fred Huber
New York
Laka McDonald
Glecier Navional Park
Mine Jones
Ifeshimen
University of Wisconsin
Karl A. Loberk
Huber
Columbia University
York
Monsin
Columbia
Preus Admits Tight Senate Vote Ahead in Minnesota
United Press dispatch from St. Paul quotes Governor Preus saying the upcoming U.S. Senate election may be a tight squeeze without a vigorous surge of support. Preus, the Republican choice to fill Knute Nelson’s seat, faces internal party challenge and a seek for broader farmer-labor backing as the race tests state loyalty and campaign strategy.
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Ay United Presa
S. Paul
Minn
Preus
Republ
United States
Knute Nelson
Nelson
Virtara
Ia Kuffeetun
Paurmer
Farmer-Labor
Campagn
Tolnaon
Piero
Iain
Elernag
Leviathan Has Not Made Money Says She Never Will
Fragmented report notes Leviathan and crew arguing over finances with garbled OCR, referencing the Brown yard and a declaration of impractical operation. It mentions cost concerns and speculation on profitability, with names distorted and unclear.
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Leviathan
German Case Shows How England Holds to Her Own Law
Special to The Northwestern. Washington reports officials upset by European enforcement of liquor laws on cargo entering ports. A German ship at Newcastle faced fine for spirits in small casks despite claims they were for Antwerp delivery. The court upheld penalties under British law, illustrating how a nation enforces its own laws on foreign cargo.
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England
Washington, D. C
United States
Supreme Court
Harding
Murst
Newcastle-on- Tyne
Antwerp
Newcastle
Pitish
Wan Hale
Lot
Iran
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C. E. Rothenberg
Willem Foster
Workers’ Party
Cohol
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Hyers and Farmers
Ruthentere
Prao
Warsaw
Ushnell
Daniels
Onge Chicf
NAVY
Huddie
Stadium
International Court of Justice
Rhea
Janesville
Racine
Kenosha
Rosdas
U. S
Pilot McCullough
American Legionnaire
Wis
Pascal Yeserday
Rire Am
Ipem
Sor Sea Rvs Sect
Amt
Temperturs
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