La Follette Opens Wisconsin Senate renomination campaign
Senator Robert M. La Follette of Wisconsin opened his renomination bid with a campaign address at the Milwaukee auditorium. He framed the race as a battle for industrial and political freedom against special interests and cited the Esch-Cummins act, Fordney McCumber tariff, ship subsidies, and public land surrender to monopolies. He urged voters to elect officials in state and federal offices who would defend the rights of common people and resist predatory wealth.
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Railroads Win Claims For Losses Under Federal Control
Six railroads received $6,054,129 in payments approved by the Interstate Commerce Commission for losses during the first half of federal control. The St Louis and San Francisco led with $5,385,449, followed by St Louis San Francisco and Texans $314,967, Fort Worth and Rio Grande $251,885, Quanah Acme and Pacific of Texas $87,026, Paris and Great Northern of Texas $23,111, and Brownwood North and South of Texas $4,551.
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Summerville Files Renomination Papers in Wisconsin
Madison Wisconsin Assemblyman David Summerville of Ladysmith filed nomination papers with the secretary of state for renomination as a Republican to represent Lusk and Sawyer counties in the lower house.
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New York Editor Charles R Miller Dies at 73
Agenciated Press reports Charles R Miller longtime editor of The New York Times died in New York after a several month illness. He served forty years as editor and was 73 years old.
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Two Girls Drown in Green Bay Tragedy
Two young sisters, Anna Mareon and Mae Crane, both of this county, drowned in Green Bay yesterday afternoon. Searchers recovered one body but Miss Crane’s body has not been found despite careful draggings. The girls were members of a local fishing club and were on a boating party when the accident occurred.
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War in Ireland narrows as rebel forces seize Tullamore
Reports from Belfast say republicans hold Tullamore after a brief clash as authorities warn residents and miners block roads with windbags and barricades. Mullingar post warns against sending letters and parcels. Castlebar and surrounding towns report barricades, looting, and mined bridges and rails.
Coast Guard Fails To Locate Vessel Near Evanston
The coast guard reported an unidentified vessel in distress about twelve miles east of Evanston near Frrosse Point. The steamship Carolina of the Goodrich line was directed to relay the position and the Storm Warrior searched from the south. The Chicago lighthouse keeper said no distress calls were heard and the Carolina remained on its regular course while the Storm Warrior closed in.
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Strikers Enjoined in St Paul Railway Dispute
A federal court in St Paul enjoined railway strikers and related conduct near the Great Western Railway facilities. The order prohibits interference with train operations and the handling of property, except at designated stations, to preserve ongoing service.
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Convention Gets Under Way and Labor Injustice Reports
A labor convention opens with focus on workers injustice and advocacy. Officials and delegates discuss vocational education defense as part of the program. The agenda includes reports on labor conditions and efforts to secure fair treatment for workers.
Reopening of Gohl Mines Now Planned
Washington notes preliminary plans to reopen mines closed by strikes. Operators in Pennsylvania and southern Ohio voice hope to resume part of mining operations while awaiting arbitration terms. A memorial at the White House signals willingness to resume production as conditions permit.
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Pioneer Is Dead
Milwaukee man Fred H. Wallechlas Mer, 74, longtime resident and a well known figure in state circles, died in a local hospital last night.
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Strike Crisis Looms as Government Plans Rail and Mine Protections
United Press reports a national strike crisis with Harding urging states to protect mines and rail routes from strikebreakers. Federal troops stand by, state deployments follow disturbances in West Virginia and Georgia, while labor leaders warn miners may not return to work. Negotiations with striking shopmen stall as the labor board evaluates next moves.
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Three Leaders Head Wisconsin State Federation of Labor
Prominent figures at the thirtieth annual Wisconsin Federation of Labor convention are shown. Ohl of Milwaukee is general organizer, with a long Typographical union background dating to 1917. Handiey of Milwaukee serves as secretary and treasurer, a Machinists member for twenty years. Weber of Milwaukee helped found the state federation in 1893, serving as president and later as general organizer for twenty three years.
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Explosions Cause Fiery Blast in New York Warehouse
A series of blasts rocked a six story New York warehouse injuring three firefighters and killing Fire Lieutenant J Beboppmeyer. Debris hurled residents from Greenwich Village tenements as windows shattered and fumes filled the area. Fire apparatus from five companies battled flames in Aeon House and nearby streets as residents fled.
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Russian Request Granted at Hague Conference
A brief Hague conference session ended with the decision to grant the Russian request. Delegates, including the Soviet and other nations, concluded the discussion to prevent new proposals from emerging during the plenary meeting.
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Predicts Flat Failure For Harding Plan
A Washington correspondent reports the nation faces concern over labor unrest and rail strikes as critics warn against President Harding's plan. The piece cites opposition from miners, mine owners, and labor groups with calls for conferences at the Capitol and potential government action.
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President Hardin plans nationwide action over rail and coal strikes
Washington reports the cabinet unanimously backs a firm response to the industrial crisis. President Hardin will urge governors and mine operators to resume arming industry production and follow orderly procedures as state troops may be deployed if needed. The next move targets immediate protection of essential railway and coal operations amid mounting pressure.
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Prohibition Law Offenders and Police Limits in Supreme Court Opinion
The Supreme Court clarifies limits on warrants and admissible evidence in enforcing the prohibition law. Officers may not arrest or use coercive force without proper procedure, and a youth cases cast doubt on immediate arrest under belief of resisting law.
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McHenry Outlines Platform in Keynote Campaign Speech
Mayor McHenry opened his bid for Wisconsin governor at the Grand Opera house, presenting a constructive Republican platform. He urged unity, rejected vote splitting, and pledged a clean campaign focused on principles, justice, and liberty rather than personal attack.
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Dispute of Forty Years Settled Between Chile and Peru
Washington reports a diplomatic victory as Chile and Peru settle a forty year dispute over Tarna Arica through U S mediation led by President Harding and Secretary of State Hughes. A protocol limits arbitration to the area and the conference will end with a formal plenary session Thursday.
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Lenin Assassination Rumor Reported From Scandinavia
A rumor spread via Scandinavian channels claimed Soviet Premier Lenin was assassinated while traveling through the Caucasus. The Stockholm and Copenhagen dispatches cited Unita sources, noting Lenin’s body allegedly hurled into the river during the journey. The report also suggested an executive order by the Child Internationale to impersonate Lenin at a resort.
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Wisconsin City Threatened by Devastating Fire Blaze
A Wisconsin city faced a major fire that endangered the business district and several streets. The blaze, reported by United Preggs Deerthetd, caused extensive smoke damage and prompted evacuations. Authorities reported total losses near 25 thousand dollars and swift intervention by fire crews.
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Hawahan Experiment and Agrarian Reform on Aelokua Island
A historical note discusses an experiment on Aelokua Island led by Elwood Mead focusing on agricultural policy and spice of violence suppression. The text references state development efforts and expresses concern over the impact on local farmers and labor.
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Richest Girl in Europe Brides at City of London Nuptials
A grand wedding in London unites the wealthiest European heiress with a royal match. Diplomatic guests from across Europe attended as the groom, Prince of Wales, stood by the bride, Lady Rachael Cavendish, in a ceremony noted for its lavish 15th century style lace and stately pageantry.
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Assassins of Field Marshal Wilson Sentenced to Death
London report states Reginald Dunn and Joseph Sullivan, condemned for the assassination of Field Marshal Sir Henry Wilson, were sentenced to death after a brief trial. The jury, while convicting two, heard the third admit the killing and deny any plea, as Sullivan made a statement claiming the act served Ireland's good.
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Light vote cast in Nebraska primaries
A light card vote was cast in Nebraska primaries today amid wet conditions. The race for the Republican nomination features several candidates, including Clarence A. Fwyis and Torrey Pers, with multiple names listed for various party tickets and gubernatorial contenders.
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