Armistice Day Plea By Commander McQuigg Marks Anniversary
The article reports Commander McQuigg of the American Legion outlining the organization’s program for Armistice Day observances. It notes the seven year anniversary since World War I ended and highlights the Legion’s pledge to service and guardianship of the nation.
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Aalmquieg
John B. McQuisgs
Saxtonal
Vateme
Rezce
Jobs
MicQuigg
Feander
American Legion
Campright
Press
Denver. Cola
Das
Peice
X World
Americe
Awencan Legion
America
National Academy of Sciences Holds Fall Meeting Today
The National Academy of Sciences closes its fall meeting today in Madison Wisconsin with most members visiting Yerkes Observatory at Gene, Wisconsin. Prof A Barge of the University of Wisconsin announces a giant boulder memorial for Prof T C Chamberlain and 252 geological specimens will be housed at the observatory.
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National Academy OF Sciences
Frese Madieun
Stademr
Yerkes Observatory
Gene. Wis
Amin
Chef Baguer
A. Barge
University of Wisconsin
Observatory
T. C Chamberlain
University
Anabier
Professor Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Pengoet
Wigconeig
Iday
Trial of Elmer Blazer Ends in Jury Deliberations
The courtroom heard closing arguments as twelve jurors prepared to decide the fate of Elmer Blazer, charged with a serious offense. Prosecutors urged conviction while the defense urged mercy, noting Blazer’s demeanor and the surrounding testimony. The verdict was pending as his mother waited nearby in the courtroom.
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Associated Press
Littieteen
Cola
Bera Elmer Blazer
Parscian
Finzel
Joel
Jase
Samide Johnson
Counesi
Blaser
Saby Dies of Burns in Hospital After Fire
A child, Sab y, died of burns received when his clothes caught fire during an incident at Marinette Horses Mas. The burn injuries occurred as he attempted to move away from the flames and was taken to the hospital. The report notes the fatal outcome following the fire and the hospital stay.
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aBy United Presa Marinette
Sears| Ok
Refusal to fraternize with organizations in Armistice Day parade
Fragmentary report notes opposition to fraternizing with groups in Armistice Day events. The text references associated press dispatches and mentions factions and factions’ plans, with unclear details about participants or outcomes.
Seed solution of the cancer problem soon
Toronto surgeon Dr W Blazell and Liverpool professor announce a breakthrough claim that seventeen yeast strains place the cancer problem within grasp. Dr Bell reports with colleagues detailing a potential treatment using yeast and notes forthcoming publication in a major medical journal.
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W. Blair Bell
Liverpool
Ethel
Haley
Toronto
W. Blazell
Aniversity
Toronto Academy of Medicine
Bell
Bos
Thicr Wefenvigts
Bel
Notai
England
Sheboygan Woman Elected President of State Women’s Clubs
Sheboygan woman Mrs. Harry Thosses was elected president of the Wisconsin Federation of Women’s Clubs at the close of its annual meeting. Other officers named include first vice president Mrs. J. Juss of Milwaukee and second vice president Mrs. W. Beyer of Maddox.
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Milesshes
Harry
Thosses
Sheborgan
Wisconsin Federation of Ee
Fist
Legislative Interim Committee Continues In Secret Sessions
Associates Press reports the Madison sessions of the Legislative Interim Committee focusing on administration and taxation. State officials including Fred R. Zammernan, Emery, and Arthur Pearbooth testified. chair Stax Fiedt announced forthcoming hearings to aid inquiries.
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Presa Madison
Intersa
Stair
Ebesard Nowlman
Fred R. Zammernan
Q Emery
Gairy
Arthur Pearbooth
Sunday Football Scores Touchdown Result Dismissed
Sunday football scores noted a touchdown as a result of charges being dismissed. The report cites confusion in game details and references to players Sammons and Barret with unclear roles amid press errors and a magistrate questioning evidence.
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New York
Sesday
Chareas
Terxana Cieland
Sammons
Dr. Bars
Spomer
Ater
Gamissea
Catholic Churchmen and laymen meet for nationwide assembly
Church officials and prominent lay leaders gathered in Mundelein for the annual meeting of the Catholic Church Ex pression Society of the United States. Cardinal Mundelein presided as officers were to be chosen and fund allocations outlined, with about 31 million dollars reported for the year across missions, education, and endowment reserves. Attending leaders included Archbishop Curley, Bishop Daeger, and executives from the Pullman Company and other industries.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Catholic Church Extession Society
United States
Cffleiel Home Mission
Pastes Ben Ofie
Usted Suares
Agg
DC Ens
Feserve Zurche Society
Amcky
Mundelein
Cartinal Mundelein
Onganizaon
Ettielal
Francs G. Keilse
Oxisnema
Sorlery Fs
Silimeicen
Wene
Curler
Ialtimore
Daeger
Sema Fe
Afessmer
Mwankee Bston Xeldoon
Barkfors
St, Gorman
EE Garry
Pullman Company
Richard Dean
Puilman Company
Edward F. Hines
Hiner Lumber Company
Jola D. Ryser
Areconts'Copper Company
J. J. Fieming
Iinetan
Taz
Michast F. Girtes
Dramatic Collapse in Stock Prices Shifts Market Mood
The Chicago stock exchange opened higher after yesterday’s dramatic price collapse as investors moved to stabilize markets. Opening gains ranged widely with leaders like Mack Truck and General Electric rebounding while others fell. Trading remained heavy as brokers scrambled to catch up with the prior session’s record volume.
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New York
Weilstrest
Industries
Mack Truck
Baldwin
General Mecors
Hudson Méwors
Marland Off
General Electric
Sears Roebuck
Stewars-Warner
Chrysler Mintors
Digent
Broxa Shoe
Cola
Union Tank Ces
Stock Exchange
Hibiedas
Governor Pinchot and Miner Leader Confer on Anthracite
Governor Pinchot and Jona L. Lewis, president of the United Coal Workers, conferred on the anthracite strike now in its eleventh week. Both sides pled for a speedy settlement as Hartshorne operators and negotiating committee chair W. W. Inglis prepared for further talks.
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Sovernor
Prem
Philadelphia
Gov, Pinch
Jona L. Lewie
Internacional
U.sed
Mitchell Wins Gourt Ruling In Major Controversy
The court granted the defense permission to present evidence in Colonel Mitchells case. The judge allowed testimony on nearly all aspects of the mir controversy and issued subpoenas for thirty six Washington residents summoned by Solon Mitchell to support the defense. The court recess paused proceedings for two minutes as the military honor was noted.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Coussel
Mitchell
Law of Defense
Oly Jong
Washington
Solon Mitchell
Air Service
Courartes
Ine
Blanton Winship
Pines
Gem. Robart Howz
Rowsemald
Army
Navy
Allied Nations Observe Armistice Day Worldwide
Armistice Day observations took place across Washington London Paris and other capitals with wreaths at Arlington and the tombs of war dead. Leaders including President Coolidge and King George V joined ceremonies as nations honor fallen soldiers and remember the Great War.
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New York
Washington
London
Paris
Cootége
Arlington
Amence
Witaye
von Wilson
Washington Cathedral
Cepotagh
Geores
Mary
Baldwin
Pollu
Canada
Temone Xno
Tommemntalice
Mexico
Norway Wins World Concessions for Oil from Soviet
A Westminster Gazette dispatch from London reports Norway securing concessions for oil exploration from the Soviet Union. The Norwegian expedition, led by Balde Boy, obtained rights to the Caspian region, with exploration access extending to nearby Dutch and Northern territories.
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Norway
World
London
Westminster Gazette
Harvard Discusses Liberty and Democracy in Armistice Day Speech
Gen James G Harvard denounces direct primary and calls for balanced government under the constitution. He warns of corruption from endless commissions and supports vigilant liberty against saloon influence and Volstead act enforcement.
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Presa
Chicago
James G. Harvard
Fm Charce
Hee
Osk Park
Flverac
Francé
America
Repus
Prohibition Division Marking Alcohol Case in St Paul
The report notes actions by the prohibition division in St Paul Minnesota involving alcohol marked for Amerd. It cites widespread concerns about contraband alcohol and potential syndicate activity, mentioning the prohibition amendment and related investigations across numerous cities.
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St. Paul Minn
Dessins
Celisbie
Andrew i
Lotid
Severe Winter Forecast Promises Long Cold Season
A weather forecaster linked to the Associated Press predicts a severe winter with extended cold spells. The forecast cites record ocean temperatures and solar radiation patterns as factors driving the likely pattern of early cold snaps.
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Washington, D. G
United States
Berbere J. Browne
Elst
Roosevelt Speech Echoes America First Theme
Fragmented and garbled OCR notes quote Theodore Roosevelt about America First and selfishness. The text mentions Lewiston Maine and remarks attributed to Robinson and the Chamber of Commerce, but key names and details are unclear.
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America
Theodore Roogevelt
Lewiston
Robinson
Den
Radio Conference Committee Drafts Legislation On Broadcasting
An outline notes committee members discussing craft of legislation for radio broadcasting. Proposals include urgent reforms and regulatory steps to speed up processes, with references to reorganization of agencies and rapid implementation plans under federal oversight.
Permission Denied Colonels Speech in New York
A garbled dispatch notes permission denial for Colonel Mitchell to deliver a New York speech on Armistice Day. The DC officials reportedly blocked the appearance, citing unspecified objections from the air service department.
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Mitchell
New York
Wankingham
D_C
Paécilason
Todas
Wrnter
Gost
American Lexico
Air Service
Great Britain observes armistice day in solemn ceremony
London marks armistice day with subdued services at the Cenotaph attended by King George VI, Queen Mary, and foreign royals. Paris also observes a moment of silence across all public life as newspapers report the event with guarded solemnity.
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London
Great Britain
George
Ontminnie
Mars
Spain
Baldwin
Garitamin
Lloyd George
Ramway MacDonald
Dief
Ma Vnl
Yaa
Paris
Sint
Allen
State Attacks Alibi in Stephenson Controversy
A contested case in Stephenson centers on Earl Wenck and the accused, with the state challenging the alibi and citing alleged movements around March 17. Witnesses and medical authorities are involved as the defense questions the prosecution's details amid ongoing hearings and evidence collection.
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Earl Klerck
Stephenson
Earl Wenck
Demer Mandragon
Iurérrins
W.chiodde
Mercury
Inland waterway trade links Great Lakes to Chicago
The article describes steamship traffic from European and South American cargoes into Chicago, noting vessels from Fowey England to Montreal, with cargoes bound for Norway and Detroit. It discusses Western registry ships and Danish vessels, channeling goods through the St Lawrence River to the Great Lakes, and highlights a growing inland port system driving foreign trade and grain shipments.
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Atlantic
St. Lawrence and
Great Lakes
Great Port
Midwest
Associated Brees
Chicago
Imve
Boi
Ostroit
Norway
Urals
Mig Dievemenn
Industrix
Wistrleta
Potatoes Stalled After Sharp US Price Advance
Reports from Chicago indicate a sharp rise in potato prices has stalled at a high level. The U.S. Bureau of Agricultural Economics notes dealers hesitated to buy despite some declines, with wholesale prices lingering near peak levels. Imports from Canada rose in the week as U.S. shipments slowed and total arrivals in the season reached notable figures. Maine and Minnesota led regional shipments as the market paused after rapid gains.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Frott Prin Pat Shipping
Spud
States Bureau of Agritutisra
Scdpomics
United States
Canad
Maine
Minnesota
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