Five Billion Spent in Nin Months of Year Reports
Chicago records show approximately five billion dollars spent in the first nine months of the year as construction and industrial activity surge. Indiana Limestone Quarry division notes September reaching 650 million, while a comprehensive public works plan expands across districts and cities, including Chicago and New York area locales.
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Ordination and merger decision mark Wisconsin church meeting
At the closing session of the Forts Sudh sectional conference of the Danish Norwegian M church six bishops and three elders were ordained. A vote 23 to 3 approved joining the northern churches. An invitation from Rev. David Hemit ron of Cambadze was accepted for the next conference. Elders ordained include John Amulds Hillsboro Bell Ligbreta Wilbexs N D and Toton Debts.
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Chicago
Ekurea
Cambadze
David Hemitron
Union
Wisconsin
Minneewia
Kester
Tere Eciott
Calumet Mich
Lee Paulson
Esenston
Oscas
Olson
O. Cabres
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Hillsboro
Bell Ligbreta
Wilbexs
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Toton
Plot Tangles Chilean Military Regiments In Power Struggle
Reports from Bartingo claim three regiments of the Ghilean army are implicated in a plot to overturn former president Alessandri. Aietandriis is kept prisoner in his home as orders from the current government are carried out. Santiago garrison officers were said to have attempted a surprise arrest to restore Alessandri to power, and the officers were arrested and tried.
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National and State Bank Calls Issued
Washington D C reports issued calls for the condition of all national banks and the closing of desks at the end of business. The State Banking Commissioner also issued a call for state banks to report their status and condition.
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State Banking Commissiorer
Military martial charges against Colonel Mitchell discussed
An Army briefing at the War Department covered martial charges against Colonel Mitchell. Col G A Nugent and officials reviewed the abstract of charges and possible court martial procedure. Mitchell declined comment. he may be asked to submit an affidavit as the case proceeds.
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German statesmen win early Locarno security pact progress
Locarno Switzerland reports say Germany's delegates achieved initial progress in the Locarno talks as portions of the proposed security pact were adopted or referred for clarification. The German delegation led by the Luther government signals a cautious success as representatives from France Britain Belgium and Italy prepare for further sessions tomorrow. In Washington the interparliamentary union conference debated permanent economic barriers and a proposed customs understanding to address cross border tax questions ahead of broader accord.
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France
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Naval Court Adigurns On Skenandoan Wreck Probe
The naval court adjourned after completing the first phase of the Skenandoan airship wreck inquiry. It resumes in Washington next Thursday with the remaining phases, focusing on design, weather, and related testimony. Colonel 32tchell’s potential appearance remains undecided.
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Toll of Death Accento From Many States
A chaotic toll of deaths and injuries from train crashes, auto wrecks, and other mishaps spans many states. The Florida East Coast collision near Ear Gable and a Houston and Texas Central crash in Brian, Texas, claim multiple lives and leave several injured. Four family members die in Isabella, Rick, when their home burns or collapses. Auto wrecks near Chicago, Jacksonville, and Lincoln, Nebraska produce additional fatalities and injuries. Auto racing fatalities and drownings add to the week’s grim tally, with insured incidents and penalties noted in Beloit. The nation records over a hundred auto related deaths this week across numerous states, including Guinness, Ohio, Indiana, and Wisconsin totals.
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Ohio
Indiana
Anchizan
Young killer Elmer Derr faces indeterminate sentence in Wisconsin
Special report from Wisconsin details 12 year old Elmer Derr, who confessed to murdering his grandmother two weeks ago. Judge G X Bisford sentenced him to indeterminate prison time from fourteen to twenty five years at Waupun penitentiary. Officials note the youth's lack of remorse and warn that the state has no minimum age for commitment, making it possible for a judge to send a child to prison. Derr is described as one of the youngest inmates and was reportedly moved to a boxcar two days after sentencing.
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Warren
Bee
Jern
President en route to Legion meeting and speech
President Coolidge travels by train toward Omaha to address the American Legion convention. He plans a single prepared speech and will return to Washington by Thursday, after boarding the train with Mrs Coolidge in Washington.
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Capital
Associated Press
Ontsha
Shootout at Roadhouse Leaves Three Dead in Affray
Three men were shot and killed in a fierce gunfight at a roadhouse near Creve Coeur lake, St Louis County. Proprieter Quino opened fire as rival gang members entered the bar. two victims were Vincent Gosdds and Don Boffmen, with a third unnamed. Police sought another shooter involved in a Milwaukee incident where Vincent Znider, proprietor, fired two shots during an argument injuring a patron’s wife.
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World Menace Seen in Threat of Holy War
The Chicago world news notes a global menace of a potential holy war between European and Mohammedan nations. Bishop Walter Sumner of Oregon and Bishop Sameer warn of war aims and widespread arms campaigns, while the Episcopal church debates with pews in New Orleans amidst calls for unity.
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Chicago
Walter Thumner
Oregon
Sameer
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Sumner
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Egisscopal Church
New Orleans
Private inquiry into bakery merger by the Justice Department
Officials survey a proposed 460000.09 dollar merger of General Baking Corp under antitrust review. Attorneys for the department conduct inquiries to determine if the merger violates the act, noting routine probes of large industry consolidations.
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Sus Des Department
Ve General Bakine Corporation
Sterman Acsiwrus
Olay
SimMar Ingeiries
Orsaltz
General Gaking Corporation
Bax
Mitchell is Lonely Top Mitchell is Lonely Top
Associated Press report covers debate at a national convention on an air service department and the prospects for Colonel Mitchell's influence. It notes potential moves to place him in the national command, with factions seeking his candidacy and possible courtmartial involvement. Also covered are political contests and university alumni board inquiries in Wisconsin. The piece reflects postwar ex service and governance tensions across the United States.
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Oshkosh Legion Drum Corps Comfortably Established at Omaha
Special to The Northwestern from Oshkosh Nebraska reports the Oshkosh Legion Drum Corps settled in Omaha. Members arrive hourly, band members housed in the Smith building at Douglas and Tenth, and they send best wishes to those who helped make the trip possible.
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President Green rallies AF L workers at annual meeting
President Green of the Federation of Labor energized delegates at the American Federation of Labor annual convention. He praised organized labor, urged economic strength, and criticized judiciary power for impeding the labor movement while paying tribute to Samuel Gompers and his role in advancing human rights.
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Mara Green
American Federation of Labor
Tegun
Green
Samuel Compera
Gomarer
Theater Razing Planned Amid Controversy and Delays
The Associated Press reports plans to raze the historic Boston theater to make way for new development. Protests surface as officials cite redevelopment needs while critics urge preserving cultural landmark status and addressing community concerns.
Snow and Rain Forecast and Earth Tremor Report
North section weather forecast notes snow and rain ahead within thirty hours as federal forecasters predict plummeting temperatures and varied precipitation. A separate item reports a silent 4 second earth tremor felt in Los Angeles during heavy rain with no damage. Also details a Nicaragua quake felt in the capital and a Finnish torpedo boat sinking during maneuvers with crews lost.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Chicago
Associated Press
Chiego
United States Weather Bureau
Solamograph
Decentralization praised as outstanding Vets Bureau work
General Frank F. Hines outlined the Veterans Bureau decentralization achievements at the American Legion convention. He cited fewer central office appeals, streamlined case handling, a 2,080 reduction in staff over 13 months, and placing ex service personnel in key posts to improve veteran care. Construct ion at six major hospital projects added beds, aimed at matching or surpassing private hospital standards for veterans.
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Neb
Oswas
Frank F. Hines
Hines
Bureau
Al-J Fean
General Hines
Pn Ejor
I Hie
Gas Tax Revenue Figures For Wisconsin State
A historical note reports Wisconsin gas tax yields totaling about 5 million dollars annually from a two cent per gallon tax. It cites four months of data showing extensive collections, with specifics indicating revenue around 452653 dollars from an interim period and 567297 dollars by August, highlighting steady growth within the year.
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Surest Route to Peace Dominates Amexieee Legion Convention
Disjointed report describes the seventh annual Amexieee Legion convention opening with General J. Pershing and Governor Adam McMullen among attendees. Delegates in civilian and war service attire assembled in an atmosphere of camaraderie as pageantry and decorations highlighted the event.
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Associated Press
Amexieee Legion
National
James A
Rome
Pershring
Orcoor
Fire visits tragedy at Nez Peace Catholic mission
In Lewiston Idaho a midnight fire at a remote Nez Peace Reserve Catholic mission killed a five year old boy and trapped others. Firefighters and workers battled flames to rescue sleeping youths as five children perished and the scene was described as chaotic with rescuers dragging victims from beds. The blaze appeared to have started in a dormitory area near the railway line, with authorities investigating the cause and noting the difficult, sparsely settled location.
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Associated Breas
Lewiston
Idaho
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Secks
Ama Orphan
Mission
Jay Veep
Wolmnsetr
Bieriaz
Weather Outlook Forecast With Mixed Shower Likely
Sikton area forecasts show showers possible later this week with cooler temperatures. Winds shift to the north, bringing colder air by Tuesday night. expect light rain or drizzle and a dip in high temperatures across Sau Sadine and surrounding locales.
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