First Snowfamine in Astrakhan Stricken Refugees
The Associated Press reports famine refugees crowd Astrakhan amid bitter rains and ruined industries. No rain blamed for the crisis. disease, starvation, and scarcity of quinine ravage the province as physicians die and hope wanes. A Caspian lighthouse tragedy is also noted with deaths at sea.
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Chinaman Near Death From Reported Attack
A Chinese man is hospitalized in critical condition after an attack. Police are investigating the incident and seeking information.
Haber dashery Robbed Heath with Clothing Stolen
Milwauker reports the haber dashery of Harry T. Lend & Co was robbed. Fifteen thoa clothing and other goods were taken. A break in attempt through a door was noted as the method of entry.
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Revival Appeals Drive Membership and Dollars for Church
A garbled church notice urges revival efforts to raise funds and recruit members. The text mentions a Methodist bishop and a focus on awakening participation for the regeneration of humanity, aiming to energize the church’s mission.
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Earth flat debate sparks controversy at Zion meeting
A garbled Associated Press item reports Wilba 3.466 and an announcer challenging proof of a flat earth. The unclear text mentions a station, a plane, and warnings, with remarks attributed to an audience and a featured speaker as confusion arises.
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Reform school capacity and prisoner details in Wisconsin
The Westeen 1 Maison Wisconsin report notes a reform school with a capacity of sixty and mentions young women convicted of crime being sent there except at Waupun. It discusses the state board of a protested shape place and runs through the month’s openings and reforms.
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Madison Pioneer Dies After Long Life in Wisconsin
One of Madison's oldest residents died on Sunday at his home in Madison Wisconsin. The obituary notes a long life in the community with ties to local affairs and historical events.
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Senate debates revision of tax measure amid party splits
The senate reviews a tax revision proposal with Republican Lenroot backing a top rate on income over 2400 and Democratic King seeking a different scale. Senator Simiacus argues for a 42 percent maximum on income over 29056, while King favors 0 percent above a threshold. An excess profits provision targets corporate net income above 50 percent of deductions.
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No Strike Action on Railroads Before Oct 10 Says Jewell
Jewel, a labor board official, stated there will be no strike action on railroads before October 10. He urged mediation and urged railroad workers to return to work while talks continue.
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Congress Debates Post-Resignation Work After Recesses
In Congress today lawmakers consider a measure affecting work after serving in recesses. The debate centers on how duties resume and whether new restrictions apply to members during and after breaks.
McCormick separation and Greek church tragedy reported
Newspaper wires recount John D Rockefeller kin McCormick and his wife’s separation at Lake Forest while at New York a murder mystery unfolds over Nicholas Vartzakes’ death at St Nicholas Greek Catholic Church amid conflicting priestly accounts and police theories of heart disease.
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Killed at Party Report Eerie Local Event
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a fatal incident at a party with unclear details and damaged names. The readable parts indicate a death occurring at a gathering and possible inquiry or witness confusion surrounding the event.
Belief they cannot be legislated out headline
Fragmentary note describes a debate over political power and the fate of current leaders, reflecting confidence in enduring influence despite calls for change. It references a speaker or group resisting removal and hints at a broader constitutional or parliamentary contest.
Clash Between Ku Klux Klan and Sheriffs Sparks Waco Violence
Reports from Waco Texas describe a clash when Sheriff Buchanan tried to halt a Ku Klux Klan parade. Four people are in serious condition after shootings and stabbings. deputies say the sheriff was shot, later claims suggest he fired into the crowd. A grand jury was expected to convene to investigate the Lorena incident.
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Believed to Have Died During Life Experiment
A fragmentary notice reports a person believed to have died while conducting a life experiment. The garbled text references pains and a possible accident during trial, with limited readable names and places.
Marian Mardle Trial For Stepfather Murder
United Press report states Marian Mardle, 21, is on trial for the murder of her wealthy publisher stepfather, Olaf Ke Per, who was stabbed by two assailants. Prosecutors seek to use her influence and her devotion to her mother, Eva Catherine Raber, as context, while the mother serves life in a reform school for murder.
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Families in the United States Shrinking in Size
Census data released today show U S families and dwellings shrinking. The population stands at 132 million with 24 3 million people and 20 6 million dwellings average family size 4 3 and 3 1 per dwelling down from 4 5 and 5 0 in 1910.
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Snow and rain sweep Wausau as early snow storms hit
Reports from Wausau describe a brief snowstorm with rain sleet and hail accompanied by a gusty breeze. Temperatures ranged from 34 to 45 degrees across Wisconsin with frost avoided in Milwaukee and scattered frost elsewhere as crews assess storm damage and cherry blossoms timing.
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Strange Lights Observed As Will o The Wisps Reported
Father Kremer notes strange lights seen in Sheheegan at dawn, described as will o the wisps. He cites sightings near the morning sky, with no clear cause or usual phenomena, suggesting possible explanations but none confirmed.
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Borah Foes Ratification in Treaty Battle
Special to The Northwestern reports Senate Democrats and Idaho's Senator Borah oppose ratification of the German peace treaty. Borah argues U S entry into reparations work would pull the nation into the league of nations, risking loss of independent judgment and increased international entanglements. Supporters say the pact protects U S rights and aligns with allied goals, urging steady leadership and goodwill.
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Noted Richland Center Man Dies
Local obituary notice records the death of a Richland Center man with sparse details. The fragmentary text mentions weather and local observations but provides no clear name or date.
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