Hold Up Story From Victims Of Chinese Bandits
Mesmeric tale from among Peking express hostages describes brigands in Shantung threatening execution if government firing continued. Miss Minnie MacFadden and others recount brutal seizure, forced dress, and long march into hills with about 1,000 bandits armed with rifles.
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United Press Associations
Shantung
Minnie MacFadder
Miss MacFadden
Robert P. Scripps
United Press
Peking
Mose Minnie MacFadden
Luer Alérich
Peking Express
T. H. Dar
Rfa
Markadaen
China Ordered to Free Foreign Captives
Foreign legations press China to release all foreigners held by bandits. Beijing orders Shanliang governor to secure immediate release and pay ransom if needed. A Central News dispatch cites a demanded ransom of 2,996,090 dollars and notes immobilization of British and American garrisons at Tientsin.
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Ued Press
Mij
Shartans Bandy
Jalive
Seni
Pekin
Bas
Shanliang
Associated Press
Shansal
Tientsin
Action Initiated in Lower Court on Secrecy Clause Case
Madison Wisconsn supreme court refused to grant leave to William Juneau Milwaukee to institute an original action attacking the constitutionality of the secrecy clause on income tax returns. The ruling requires any proceedings to begin in a lower court with the attorney general having previously refused to start the action in the state’s name.
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William Juneau
Associated Press
Madison
Wisconsn Supreme Court
Wiliam J. Juneau
Yerusmeg
Supreme Court
Iqcom
ERERN
Herman L. Eker
Istate
Walla
Germany eyes loophole after note from Britain
Berlin reports continued diplomacy as German officials seek a workaround to British notes on reparations. Paris and London reportedly reject Germanys offer of 33,000,000 gold marks while awaiting Britain s reply. No negotiations are planned while France maintains firm terms.
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Cano
Big Tachien
Hatele Pesan Siudrimg
Germany
England
Great Britain
Paris
France
Balmum
Judge Belqat Dies After Short Illness
Beloit report says Belqat Judge died after a brief illness lasting a few hours. He served in Wadworth County Court for 24 years and passed away in Darter. Funeral arrangements were pending, with services planned for tomorrow.
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Beloit
Jay Forest
Jyon
Wadsworth County Court
Jaer
Bel Tomerror
Dream of Summer Dispersed by Unseasonal Cold Across Wisconsin
Weather reports from Milwaukee to Fond du Lac and Ashland describe a sudden cold wave with snow flurries and gusty winds. Temperatures dropped sharply, with several inches of snow causing drift and minor fires but little damage. Navigation in Lake Superior remained hazardous due to ice and strong winds.
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Milwaukee
Weather Bureau
Stewart
Stevens Pont
Wis
Wisconsin
Fond Dt Lac
Fond du Tac
Fond du Lac
Antigo
Jas
Associated, Press
Sepertor
Ashland
Wit
Take P Superior
CRY United Preves Sprinsfield
Whck
Bacyard Sarden
Fonnefeld
Preus to Resign for Eligibility to Seek Senate Seat
An official notice states that Preus will resign to become eligible to run for the United States Senate. The document confirms his intent and cites political considerations guiding the move as he steps away from current duties.
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Preus
Arearéene
PSN
Seraiar
Minnecorm
Politieal
Foyen
Owas
Western Roads Oppose Tariff Cuts Says Rail Officials
Western railroads oppose any reduction of railroad rates from Minneapolis to Superior and Twin Cities. Officials appearing at an interstate commerce hearing argued against rate cuts and tariffs affecting transportation and passage of goods.
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Presey St. Paul
Winn
Trin
Wisconsin Move Seeks Sugar Boycott Law In Assembly
A Wisconsin Assembly move proposes a joint resolution urging a sugar boycott to push prices down and support reform. Debate centers on legality and the need for a binding law to curb price gouging while opponents warn of legal and practical flaws.
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Malison
Wisconsin
Oseek Sagar
Assembly
Eleect
Aidwaukee
Committee On Judiciary
Blaine
Assemblyman
Nelson
Ioun
Assemblyman Eher
Prise
Junean
Matheson
Fock
County
Ura
Youths Admit They Killed Girl Who Resisted Advances
Petrait Michigan Max Novak 19 and Edward Proysynski 17 confessed to killing Helen Yesh 17 in a vacant lot Sunday night after she resisted their advances. Police said they held after noticing suspicious persons near the scene and later claimed they found the girl dead. Her identity was confirmed by her mother ten days later.
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Petrait
Mich
Max Novak
Fdward Proysynski
Helen Yesh
Tonday
Suit Filed For Sioux Indians In Land Claim Case
A United Press report notes a court case filed on behalf of the Sioux Indians seeking compensation for land allegedly taken from their historic territory in Dakota. The action targets Great White Father and requests payment for about 5 million acres and related rights, tied to wartime or treaty-era losses.
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Washington, D. C
Dakota
Three-Store Building Destroyed by Fire
A three story building suffered a devastating fire causing extensive damage. The blaze burned intensely with an estimated loss around £71,008. Fire crews battled the flames for hours, stabilizing the scene and preventing spread to adjacent structures.
Uncle Sam Begins Scrapping Class Battle Ships
The United States has embarked on scrapping the first class battleships to be removed from the fleet under Washington accord. The New Jersey and Virginia at Bowen navy yard have begun the process, with equipment renewed for use in repairs and other vessels.
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Washington
Associated Treat
United States
Washington Anna Cor
Navy
New Jersey
Virginia
Bowen Navy Yard
Dahl Ang Severson Income Tax Bells May Come Up Next Tuesday
A garbled passage references Dahl Ang Severson income tax matters and a pending proposal or referendum. It mentions a court or council meeting next Tuesday with discussion of tax issues and potential actions. The text is incomplete and contains several broken phrases and names.
Medical aid train voyage from Los Angeles east ends
A special medical aid train travelling east from Los Angeles arrived after 37 hours 27 minutes covering 2 220 miles. Missionaire president Darii Benton Joven of Lake Forest and Kagtee of Princeton university were aboard. Mr Jones was taken home in Lake Forest after arrival.
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Wnited Press
Chicate
Darii Benton Joven
Lake Forest
Missionaire
Aifmeral Point Zine Company
Kagtee
Princeton Universi P
Los Angeles
Hfmndav
GS Honure
Somriaults
Mr. Jones
Saken
Regrets Over Quick Reply To Gerwaay Report
A garbled Associated Press dispatch from Lenflota references a chancellor of the exchequer Baldeop and German separations. The text alludes to tensions between Paris and authorities and mentions Kropp and Afizen in a disputed context.
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Gerwaay
Associated Press
Airy Baldeop
Mayo Building Fire Mystery?
A cryptic fragment hints at a Mayo Building fire near Rochester and Winn. The text is garbled with stray letters and unclear nomenclature, providing no verifiable names, dates, or locations for a solid summary.
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MAYO
Women's Clubs Hear Message From Harding
A report describes women’s clubs receiving a message from President Harding amid the annual session opening. The letter from Mrs. Thomas and other leaders is framed as part of a broader discussion on international relations and women’s civic involvement.
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Ajanta
Peters
Thomas
Wemen
Vunumen
Tex Telaes
Bre
Hardin Deanes
Miestioy
Mione
Wage
Gioster
Dresment Harding
Morse
Tate
Bomb Drives Negroes From Neighborhood
Fragmentary OCR text describes a bombing event forcing Black residents to flee a neighborhood. The readable portions mention the attack, the target area, and nearby streets, with references to the impact on the local Black community. The exact location and date are unclear due to OCR corruption.
Oshkosh Normal School may need new building or fewer students
The Wisconsin joint finance committee toured Oshkosh Normal School and signaled a need for added facilities or a reduction in student numbers. They will decide soon on a request for 500000 dollars to construct a new building, after an inspection tour delayed by road conditions.
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Madison
Oshkosh Normal School
Wisconsin
Oshkosh
Waa
Afadison
iOshkosh
Bartacks
W. A. Brown
Annual Convention of Businessmen of Country in Session
New York hosts the annual convention of the Chamber of Commerce with thousands of delegates. The gathering focuses on domestic and international issues shaping policy for the next presidency and aims to ease the European war threat, revive production, and address railroad and segregation concerns.
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York
Chamber of Commerce
Thyusang
Attendanes
Facia
Dom 'Nestic
H. Rarses
Europe
Permane
Unclear Weather and Temperature Reports Across Regions
Fragmented OCR text mentions Wednesday conditions with references to temperatures, a 78s Maeght reading, and general discussions of cooler warmth and temperature expectations. It cites UsanetaFair Fera and Santh Dekoin Fass with notes on weather patterns and forecasts.
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Teetty Temperaire Weanestay
Santh Dekoin
W.dresd
Peta
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China
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Belgium
Carl D. Groat
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Wesrespon
Willy
Rerin
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Belqat
Walt
Alaska
New York
New England
U. S
Homer H. Quaz
Harry J. Dingeman
Andrew B. Dougherty
Charles W.gore
Cora Mooney
House of David
Fred Johnson
Eeone
Cirwine
Uncle San
Huber
Arendiz
Stanley Baldwin
Arin Reps
Rochester
Harding
Atlanta, Ga
Federation
Forrest
Oshkosh Normal
Olm
Ybserentieas
Tams Gennes
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