Democratic tariff report condemns measure as conspiracy
A Democratic minority report in the House denounces a proposed tariff bill as a conspiracy to benefit a few at the expense of many. It argues the plan harms American commerce, risks a global trade war, and misuses government power to favor insiders, urging delay for a substitute.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Ways and Means
House of Representatives
Enmch
Committee
House
Evfpvict
United States
Canada
China
Japan
No trace found of Earl of Bandon after Cork kidnapping
Belfast reports police and military search throughout the country for the Earl of Bandon kidnapped at Bantry on June 21 afterCastle Bernard was burned. No trace found yet. belief he is held as a hostage for imprisoned Republicans.
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Associated Fress
Belfast
Earl of Bandon
Bantry
County Cork
Castle Bernard
League Record Tied by Sehnner at St Paul
Joe Sehnner, Louisville third baseman, handled thirteen chances without an error in the first game at St Paul, equaling the major league record set by George Cutshaw for the Brooklyn Nationals on August 23, 1913.
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Associated Press
Louisville
Joe Sehenner
Louisvile American Association
St. Paul
George Cutshaw
Brooklyn Nationals
Recession by Sinn Fein from Demands Implied
Lloyd George says Smuts visited Ireland on invitation of De Valera as talks on the Irish question continue. Officials say Sinn Fein signs show a retreat from demands for independent Ireland, proposing a united Ireland basis with a shared coordinating structure for Ulster and a southern assembly. King George backs security for the proposed conference.
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Associated Press
Landon
Lloyd George
House of Commons
J. C. Smuts
Ireland
Eamonn de Valera
General Smuts
Irelind
London
de Valera
James Crais
Ulster
Lieya George
Smuts
James Craig
Warl Middleton
King George
Dublin
Birmday
Flante
Sinn Fim
United Ireland
Ulster Parliament
Con Upper
Tower
Girl’s abandonment leads to arrest of Pulaski man
A young girl admitted abandoning her 3 month old baby boy in a washroom on a Northwestern passenger coach near Green Bay. The baby was found by a train conductor and taken to a hospital. Frank Koszpiszeance of Pulaski was arrested on a statutory charge as a result of the case.
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United Press
Green Bay
Wis
Northwestern
Frank Koszpiszeance
Pulaski
Enoll Green
Ban on mages blondes and bobbed hair in business life
United Press dispatch reports Hartford officials and corporate leaders condemning artificial blondes and bobbed hair as signs of stupidity. Aetna Insurance president declares 90 percent of blondes useless and vows to remove those with such appearances. The piece also notes a New York Christian Endeavor convention addressing modest dress and reforms with about 16,000 delegates arriving.
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United Press
Variforn
Hell
Stev. D. J. Jaxhwvimer
Hartford
Paul K. Mallon
United Press Star
Hartfonl Gann
Dusiness Life
I KK Daniels
Aetna Insurance Company
United Press Today
Saat
Shine
M. E New York
Christian Endeavor World Convention
Fist Negximent Armory
Carpentier to Fight Gibbons on Columbus Day Date
The report notes Georges Carpentier set for a second match with Tom Gibbons on Columbus Day October 12 with Tex Rickard arranging terms. A 24 percent share of the gate receipts is mentioned and the time was to be fixed before Carpentier leaves for France to visit his wife and daughter.
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Associated Tress
New York
Georges
Carpentiers Agnatur
Tom Gibbons
Columbus
Wee
Tex Rickard
Ube
Carpentier
France
Congress Debates Tariff Bill and Military Probes
United Press reports today in Congress the start of a permanent tariff bill debate on the floor while the Agriculture Committee weighs condensed risk business regulation. Veterans seek federal charter in judiciary hearings as a naval subcommittee resumes inquiry into Chamberlin court martial and soldier relief hearings continue.
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Agriculture
Judiciary Committee
Naval
Chamberlsin
Senate
Rip Van Winkle of the Ozarks Wakes After Three-Year Sleep
A man named Rip Van Winkle of the Ozarks awakens after a three year slumber in a local hospital. He shows little recognition or concern for the surrounding scene while doctors pace to monitor his condition and nutrition.
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Ozarks
United Press
Peet Smith
James Bachfinger
WebUster
Rip van Winkle
Exsen Unger
Acquittal for Stenger and conviction of Crusius in war order case
Leipsic reports Dr Schmidt acquitted Lt Gen Stenger of ordering the killing of wounded French soldiers and prisoners, while Maj Crusius was sentenced to two years and loss of German uniform rights. Schmidt blamed Crusius for negligence though Crusius argued Stenger was incapable of issuing the order.
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Associated Presa
Leipsic
Dr. Schmidt
Supreme Court
Ldeut
Gennart Stenger
Gruno Crusius
Crusius
Stenger
Cruising
Schmidt
Eicinhaus
Oberdorff
Kbnselt
Sernau
Tor Stenget
Teerlin
the Tageblatt
fLenisk
Jondeberra
Governor delays big appropriation bills to next Tuesday
Governor Tlaine will not receive the large appropriation bills for janiveralty, normal schools, and park projects until after the legislature meets next Tuesday afternoon. The measures were deferred by the senate clerk to the next meeting, delaying adjournment sine die. The governor plans to study the rough drafts Friday and Saturday and decide a finance course by Monday, with a short executive message anticipated when both houses reconvene Tuesday.
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Associated Press
Madixon
Tlaine
Alser
Park
Senate
Luna
Air loops and dives trigger speech after injury
An elderly farmer, Wilfred Verner, reportedly unable to speak since a head injury from a horse kick four years ago, regained speech after a recent airplane ride featuring sharp loops and dives. The episode occurred during a picnic, where the man spoke briefly after landing.
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Associated Press
Wilfred Verner
Horae
Champion Remembers Boy Who Fought His Way to the Big Fight
Champion Jack Dempsey attended the funeral of Richard Prendergast in Chicago today. Aged 16, he had fought his way to the front row of the arena to meet the famed champion, but was crushed to death between freight cars while attempting to return home by a dangerous hobo route.
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Associated
Chicago
Jack Dempsey
Richart
Freght
Jurcpey City
God
Phantom Ship Hurries Off Captains Report
United Press dispatch from Baltimore details Captain Giles of the Munson claiming a phantom ship with darkened lights approached his vessel about 200 miles east of Philadelphia, then fled. Officials check the story as navy and coastwise observers weigh the implications for the mystery disappearances off the Atlantic.
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United Press
Baltimore
Giles
Munson
Department of Navigation
Gales
Bix
Philadelphia
Atlantic
Washington, D.C
Atinte
Chamberlin
Cantyin Giley
Manntbro
Cannibal Claims Boldly Sealed by Caribou Indians
An Associated Press report from Fort MacMurray Alberta describes alleged cannibalism by the Caribou tribe. Human bones were found. officials note past famine claims and widespread slaughter of caribou, with Indigenous people accused amid provincial authorities warnings of possible crisis.
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Associated Press
Fort MacMumiy
Alti
Canadian Mounted Police
Porta Tit
Canadian Provinci Bnt
Exriteu
Leopard on liner creates excitement at sea
A leopard released from its cage on the forward deck of the Pacthe Mail liner Granite State, from Calcutta, caused a stir among passengers and crew during a gale before being recaptured in the officers’ mess. The ship carried a large collection of wild animal values worth over two hundred thousand dollars to be distributed among New York and Chicago and motion picture arms.
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Aukoriated Prens Y Sanfrancino
Calif
Cirunite State
Calcutta
Astorm
Granite State
New York
Chice
Motion Picture
Waiting for Next Step of the President in Washington
Special to The Northwestern reports Washington debate on troop withdrawal from the Coblung area and congressional opposition to U S plans. It notes President Harding and Secretary Hughes aiming to cooperate with Allies, while reservations over Versailles treaty persist amid questions about League of Nations.
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Noboty
Sife
Huber
Johnson
California
Coblung
Cen Henry T Allen
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France
Calilena
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Thig
Harding
Secretus
Daveelvan
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Allira
Interes Havens
Aparthcume Roy
Omirus Urape
Banda
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Errich
W. Feyden
Mr. Uinrding
Versailles
Hughes
Alles
America
Yap
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Cnikku
Not Yet 30 And Is Melon's Aid
The fragment discusses a political position under the Ver auiley treaty and suggests limited leverage to repudiate the instrument. It hints at senior administration figures being inclined to resist such repudiation, though the rights and stance of the moonling wl o rights remain unclear.
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MELON
Moonling
Sol. W. C
Railroads to Receive 500 Millions from United States
Treasury Secretary Mellon says railways will obtain about 500 million in advances within six months under a provisional refunding plan. The government would take 6 percent securities in return, with Congress possibly authorizing further nonoperational support. The arrangement aims to relieve railways, fund equipment and repairs, and could aid a resumption of business activity.
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United States
Mellon
Alan
Orang
Washington
Treasury
Nellon
Tory
Cish
Clutius
Individa Railways
Mullan
Oid
Renault
Meilon
Congress
Mefion Alto
Allway Securities
Riding in taxicabs seek fare return after wage cut
Dayton residents and street car riders urge city commissioners to restore the former fare after proposed wage cuts to four cents an hour. They argue the new wages would force more people to rely on taxicabs, increasing fares and hardship. Local officials consider adjustments to public transport pricing amid evolving labor costs.
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Assmelsted Press
Dayton, O
Lee
Hialeelon
Patrona
City Commission
the & Vent
Classics Meet at AP Annual Meeting in Philadelphia
The American Classical League, devoted to preserving classical studies in higher education, held its annual meeting at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. Members discussed programs, scholarships, and future initiatives to promote classical languages and literature nationwide.
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Thy Associated Press
Philadelphia
American Classical League
America
University of Pennsylvania
Heavy Rain Breaks Heat Wave Across Midwest and Canada
Weather turmoil eases as heavy rain and cool winds sweep St. Paul and Oshkosh ending the recent heat spell. Descriptions note high humidity, sharp temperature drops, and relief in Milwaukee and Chicago parks, with ongoing threats from forest fires in Quebec and public heat relief measures in Chicago.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Chitespo Usieago
Paris
Gfuaana
Chicaysa
Jookel
Wnernion
Des Moines
Weather Bureau
Milwaukee
Neaple Greep
Huwas
Quebec
Ares
Tuschereau
Honore Merewr
Minster of
Crown
Blaine Signs Rhinelander Normal Bill
Governor Blane signed an appropriation of 4000 dollars for Rhinelander Normal School to improve the grounds in preparation for a future school building. The original 75000 dollar request for a new building was reduced by the finance committee to fund ground improvements.
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Associated Press
Madison
Blane Late Yenterly
Rhinelander Normal School
Orsinal Bi
Finance Committee
Sun Sun Pays Day. Rinna Bets Lenath Jaly Ants Tae T4368
The forecast cites partial cloudiness and warm trends into Friday. Night and Friday are shown with partly cloudy conditions and warmer temperatures, though some sections remain garbled and unclear.
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Lenath
Jaly Ants
Tims
Nts
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