Fear Chinese upheaval may undo Washington Conference
Special to The Northwestern reports Harding administration officials watch the Chinese civil war between Gen Chang Tso Lin and Gen Wu Pei Fu with concern that the upheaval could unravel the arms conference gains. The article details central power struggles, the impact of provincial generals, and the volatile dynamics in Beijing and Manchuria. It notes Chang and Wu as strong leaders, the weak authority of the Peking government, and the risk of a lasting split between north and south hindering international diplomacy.
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Washington, DC
Harding
China
Gen Chine Tso
Lin
Manchuria
Gan Wu Pei Fu
Central China
Washington
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Haul
Tuchuns
Peking
Urthel
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Phry
Chang Tse Jan
Wh Per Fu
Jaren
Chang Tso Lin
Wus
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Ching
Chang
Wmir
Hid
Shantung
Chank
Maitere
Upton Sinclair to Speak at University Gymnasium Today
Upton Sinclair will address students at the University of Wisconsin gymnasium after the board of regents granted permission following earlier denials by Birge. Prof E A Ross refused to introduce Sinclair, citing unresolved conflicts over free speech and past speaker access.
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Upton Sinclair
University Gymnasium
E. A. Ross
Regents
United Press
Madison
University of Wisconsin
Board of Regents
Birge
Sinclair
Social Science Club
Liberal
Kate © Hare Sinclar
Scott Nearing
Regenta
FE A Rosa
Pristere
Rose
Refusa
Farwell jury stalls with no verdict after long deliberations
In Madison the jury in the Hartwell Tarwell murder trial of Theophil Hosten remained locked in their room after more than 25 hours of deliberation. No verdict appeared imminent as the panel prepared to resume deliberations later today.
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Farwell
United Pras
Offu Bis Thane
Associated Press
Madison
Gars Urvang
Hartwell
Tarwell
Phil Hosten
Aurera
Foo
Teacher fatally struck during first season baseball game
A Rockwell School teacher died after a pitched ball struck him on the left temple at a School Hill game near Manitowoc Arnold. The incident occurred near the end of the match with Schmeste nearby. the ball struck and the teacher collapsed about an hour later.
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Proas
Manitowoc
Arnold Lehmener
Rockwell
School Hill
Schmeste
Real Estate Law Action Arises in Dane County Court
By Associated Press Madison defense against a real estate brokers statute faced challenge in Dane County Circuit Court. Plaintiffs Oscar Adler and G.S. Schmidtall of Milwaukee contend the law creating the real estate brokers unconstitutional and seek relief.
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Associated Press
Madison
Dane County
Oscar Adler
Gs.car Schmidtall
Milwaukee
Body Found in River in Galena After Disappearance
A missing person case ends with the discovery of Robert Peacock in the Galena River near Galena. The report notes the man from Diegings Wisconsin had been missing, and the body was recovered, prompting investigation by local authorities.
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Associated Prens
Darlington
Robert Peacock
Wetther
En Diegings
Wis
Galena River
Galena
Suspect released in Hanna murder case shock
A case surrounding the murder of Miss Gertrude Hanna remains in the headlines as a suspect, identified as a widowed elder from the church, is released. The report notes the girl’s body has just been found and inquiries continue.
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Hanna
Gertrude Hanna
John Wyman
W.I. Hanna
Gertrude
Grace
Manna
Marcel Harding
Wyman
Two Weddings In Rig or Frailt Oogw
Readers learn of two wedding stories connected to the McCormick and Mir families. The narrative follows Mathilde Mir Counick and family ties, noting American contacts, Swiss correspondents, and rumored engagements. Details include Paris, Lake Leman, and rumors about a possible marriage in Europe.
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Contes
Paris
Atalat
Mathilde MirCounick
Lee Nest
America
McCoumick
Voices Stir Over Beer Debate and Civic Duty
Fragmentary voice rally centers on public speak out on alcohol policy and duty. Citizens argue for constitutional rights, safety, and communal responsibilities while authorities address civil participation and social change.
Caskill Head of Superior Normal Dies
Special to THE Northwestern reports W E McCaskill, longtime president of the Superior Normal School, died suddenly yesterday afternoon from heart failure. He served fifteen years as head of the institution and was a leading figure in the state’s education system.
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W’caskill
Superior Normal
Northwestern
McCaskill
The
State Normal
Heart Future
Rule Book From Jazz Artists In Savannah
A garbled OCR draft references a rule book for jazz artists in Savannah with scattered phrases about dance, performances, and local venues. It mentions dates, sections, and figures like Joemph and Danine but the text is largely incomprehensible, leaving only partial names and fragments.
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Savannah
Waukesha Gas Rates Are Ordered Reduced
Waukesha gas rates are reduced under new注文 schemes. The commission sets charges per 1000 cubic feet with stepped amounts: $0.40? per 1000 and varying fees for different usage tiers. The changes affect the Alat and subsequent blocks, with a 1500 cubic feet baseline and increases for larger consumption.
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Waukesha
Mathann
Ba Gan & J
Stanley Lumberman Dies at Eau Claire
Stanley Lumberman dies at 84 after a career in the trade. A Canadian by origin, he settled in Eau Claire and later served in the legislature. A burial in Buckingham, Canada, will follow arrangements.
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Stanley Lumberman
Eau Claire
Prana
Stanley
St Toral Hospital
Canada
Hix
Burkingham
General Mandrew Honored by Military Rites
General Mandrew, chief of coastal forces, is honored in a formal military rite. The ceremony marks the late officer’s service during ongoing expedition operations and pays tribute to his leadership and dedication.
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Gen. Mandrew
Washington
Af Oostaft
Uke
Soren
Tibet
Mississippi Flood Toll Reaches Twelve Million Dollars
Reports from Mississippi detail a disaster toll of twelve million dollars in property damage as floodwaters from the Black River overflowed levees and inundated towns. Damaged homes, severed roads, and disrupted utilities are reported across affected counties, with crews racing to shore up defenses and assist evacuees.
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Mississippi
Tow Barge Sinks After Being Rammed
A tow barge sank after a collision with the steamer Quinty A Shaw West of a harbor early today. The barge Wan Kiet in tow of COW Tacobs Shewank di Hive minutes crew aboard Wan Kiet and Hortier KH were en route to town harbors for a charge of pulp wand. A fence for prevented the Shaw aren elng ber t.
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Drese Duluth
Harrers
Shaw
France Stands With Belgium On Property Conflict
An international summit discussion centers on property and security ties between France and Belgium, with shared interests in economic stability and regional cooperation. The draft proposals include measures for mutual support, financial backing, and coordinated disaster response in the event of crisis.
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France
Belgium
Armory for Delavan Processing Amid Broad Notes
A fragmentary item references an armory in Delavan and mentions Avsop breed and setters with scattered names and letters. The readable text hints at a construction or erection, a result fog spear and a person named Lenny Pa. The passage remains incomplete with unclear context or dates.
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Lenny
Unclear OCR City Race Yields Narrow Victory
Fragmentary text outlines a mayoral race involving labor factions and multiple candidates. Key names unclear due to damaged OCR. Indicates a close result with political maneuvering and voter turnout mentioned but specifics are unreadable.
Second Fire Probe In Treasury Building Sparks Wide Inquiry
Officials investigate a second fire at the Treasury building amid a tense search for a cause. Fire crews reported explosions and a blazing glow in the night sky as investigators examine building materials and possible accelerants amid a widespread security review.
McCumber Bonus Bill Heads to the President
A fragmented Washington report notes the McCumber bonus bill moving within 24 hours to the president for approval. The text hints at pending action by government officials and mentions related state and department references, though many parts are garbled.
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M’cumber
Harding Plan for More Business in Government Blocked
President Harding faces opposition to his plan to boost private influence in government. A conference at One WRG discussed reorganizing industry through technic al men and university figures to align government with business aims. Critics fear the effort may fail amid strong organized opposition and partisan backlash.
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Harding
Havernament
Beveridge Wins Indiana Senate Nomination In Early Returns
United Press reports Indianapolis concedes Beveridge leading New by more than 16 000 as two thirds of precincts tallied Beveridge gains support across Indiana with Samuel M Ralston and Jesin A Sandera also mentioned in the contest for the Republican nomination For Washington observers Beveridge leads in areas expected to favor him while New clings to a narrow path amid ongoing vote counts and party tensions
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United Press
Indianapolis
Beveridge
Albert J. Beveridge
United States
Indiana
Harry S. New
Harding
New
Aswocbitedl
Dithcapolis
India
Besiatar
J Beveridge
Benatar
Henatar
Jending
Samual M Ralston
Keaty
Jesin
Sandera
Washington
Lawrence Martin
Bal
Peimind
Hare
Meseridge
Tyee
Sonebin
Tim Welden
Watson
Harding Inherits Lincoln Era Burden Warns of Heavy Task
In brisk remarks the Chicago press notes President Harding faces a burden likened to Lincoln era trials. Church leader William C Abor-Welby references Calvary Baptist in Washington and claims the new president inherits a deeply complex situation with immense responsibilities that shape the nation’s fate.
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Harding
Lincoln
Chicago
William C Abor- Welby
Calvary Baptist Hineh
Swastington
Tenia
Heong
Ceony
Ad Mint
Washington
Bern
Warrants Issued for Cockfight Fans in Little Chute
A state action by Wisconsin authorities led to warrants for the arrest of several men linked to a cockfight in Little Chute. Names were not released, and the investigation continued as officials sought to identify participants in the event.
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Appleton
Little Chute
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