Magnus Johnson Wins Minnesota Senate Seat in Special Election
In Minnesota reports Fatigue line suggests Magnus Johnson of the Farmer Labor party leads amid election returns. Johnson disputed Gov. J A O Pres as Republicans lag with Johnson securing the seat vacated by the late Senator K. The special election to fill the vacancy continues with results pending in multiple precincts.
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Pittssorg Pins Final Hearing Set for August
The Pittsburg Plus reports the final hearing in August concerning evidence gathered by Associated Press on the Pittsburg pins case. The Federal Trade Commission reviewed the defense and steel cartel allegations, seeking to address pricing and unfair competition claims in the manufacturing sector.
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Destroy 200 Barrels of Milwaukee High Power Beer
A terse United Press despatch from Wilkes-Barre reports the destruction of 200 barrels of Milwaukee high power beer. The incident occurred as authorities raided an operation connected to the Jersey Central freight route, with a vehicle traced to Ashland last week and tied to the case.
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Urges Call of Congress to Aid Farmer
United Press reports Senator W. Broskhart of Iowa arrived home from Soviet Russia and demands that President Harding call an immediate extra session of Congress to pass a relief measure for American farmers. He views Magnus Johnson’s election in Minnesota as a warning to those in power and urges cooperation to buy and sell farmers’ produce.
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Curzon Expands Reply to German Reparations Note
Foreign Secretary Curzon plans expanded sections to the German reparations note. He aims to present full texts by tomorrow with copies expected in Washington. Proposals reference resistance and related measures.
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Statement by Magnus Johnson in Minneapolis Minn
Magnus Johnson speaks from Minneapolis about state policy and perceived injustice toward farmers. He claims the judiciary favors lenders and criticizes policies aligned with other states. He thanks supporters and pledges to continue efforts with allies, noting ongoing campaign work.
Labor unrest marks Minnesota federation meeting
Associated Press dispatches report a disruption at the Minnesota Federation of Labor session in Duluth as Magnus Johnson claimed victory in St Paul. A violent demonstration halted the meeting for ten minutes before adjournment. In Wisconsin, the state federation denied a radical organizer a speaking slot while delegates plan actions and broader open shop strategies.
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Eckman to be charged in farmer neighbor killing
Eyerties Press reports Adolph Eckman will face a murder charge in the death of Carl Fritz, a farmer neighbor. The warrant was sworn following coroner results at the Friz death scene, where a farm hand testified Eckman fired during an argument at the house. The case centers on a dispute that led to Fritz’s fatal injury.
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Erkman
Rousing Reception at Appleton for General Gouraud
Massive crowd in Appleton Wisconsin greets General Henri J. E. Gouraud with a lively parade and public banquet. Governor and veterans groups join the event as supporters praise his wartime leadership and promise American friendship.
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Henri J. E. Gouraud
Camp Douglas Among Best Army Camps in Country
Camp Douglas Wisconsin stands out as one of the best army camps in the country. Under Lt. Charles Williams the site has complete warehouses, a carload yard, and ample accommodations for thousands of Wisconsin youths during summer encampments. The reservation is divided into three camp grounds with expansive fields and planned sanitation to support training and logistics.
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Colonel Williams
Supreme Court backs Dane County gas and electric rate ruling
The Wisconsin Supreme Court today affirmed the Dane County Circuit Court judgment in a Waukesha Gas & Electric rate case. The decision upholds a state rail commission restraint on rate increases, finding the company must demonstrate a fair return on invested capital under applicable standards. The court reviewed the commission’s authority and the proper valuation of rate base as central issues.
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Walther League I5 Celebrating Its 30th Anniversary
Associated Press reports the Walther League in Detroit and across North America marked its 30th anniversary gathering. About 3,000 delegates from the United States and Canada attended the convention, with Lutherans from various communities reaffirming religious education and youth outreach.
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Weather and Roads Report Fragment for Wisconsin Towns
Weather and road conditions for Milweckee Manitowoc and nearby areas show many towns with clear or fair travel. Roads from La Crosse to Clear, Oshkosh to Clear, Janesville to Clear, and Madison to Clear report fine or pleasant conditions with warm, calm weather and no major hazards noted.
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Alaskan Trail Drive Honors Harding No 6 Golden Spike
A commemorative event marks the completion of the Alaskan Railway with the Golden Spike ceremony. The spike is described as 54 inches long and weighs 15 ounces, fabricated from pure gold. Participants include officials noting the historic project milestone along with local observers.
Peace treaty with Turkey to be signed soon
Lausanne confirms a peace agreement reached with Turkish delegates after a summit. The treaty is planned for signing on July 21 with Britain and France in attendance and key signatories listed, marking the end of months of negotiations.
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Old Theater Burns Missed Pree Chiragoe Blaze at Madcon
A theater fire at Madcon ignited and caused the ceiling to cave in. Fire crews recovered the blaze after a break in the run, with damage to the venue noted and no immediate report of casualties.
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Sean
Wisconsin Instructor Named Dean of Women by Trustees of COE
An entry reports a Wisconsin instructor named dean of women by the trustees of COE. The record lists unclear names and positions with construction errors, indicating a formal appointment within the college. The article cites Leonard and Niecovit among individuals connected to the event, though details are fragmented.
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26 Million Dollar Deal Five Affected
A fragment notes a 26 million dollar deal involving multiple parties and a major business merger. Key names or precise entities are unclear due to missing text. The item hints at one of the biggest combinations in recent history and mentions Florida references amid incomplete wording.
Significance of Victory by Johnson
Fragmentary text mentions Johnson victory significance and references Washington, D. C. The article appears to discuss a political or military context with scattered names and phrases, including a note about a page continuation. The readable bits hint at notable figures and a historic or formal event, but details remain unclear due to damaged OCR.
Republicans in Senate Have Five Majority
Fragmented OCR reads as party lines shift with Senate Republicans seeking five-seat control. Mention of Reich and several named senators suggests concerns over committee leadership and political realignment.
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Harding favors Alaska railroad stay with tight deficit plan
By Lawrence Martin United Press correspondence from Fairbanks Alaska President Harding backs a cautious approach to the Seward to Fairbanks line urging economical maintenance until broader development justifies expansion He asks Congress to cover the Alaska railroad debt this year but insists deficits be kept as low as possible with an estimated shortfall around 1.3 million dollars as officials note further details continue on page.
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Editor of American Magazine Dies at Summer Home
Ardsley-on-Hudson N Y Pfe rring to remain at his work despite doctors saying cancer of the stomach would end his life within months died at his summer home yesterday. Afr Siddell refused rest and vowed to keep in harness until death. He continued at his post until a month ago. Funeral at Oberlin Ohio for John M Siddall a named and generalist.
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Love Motive Theory Baffles Detectives in Austria Case
Fragmentary report details detectives puzzled by a love motive in an Austria case. Readable names and exact events are sparse, with garbled text obscuring key figures and sequence. The available fragments suggest personal relationships as potential motives but lack verifiable specifics.
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Weather Outlook For Midwest And Northern Plains
Fragments indicate unsettled weather across Wisconsin Minnesota and North Dakota with chances of showers and thunderstorms. Temperatures show little overall change with cooler air in western areas and midweek showers possible in the west and south Dakota regions.
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