Prevention Bigger Issue Than The Bureau
A dated editorial argues prevention outweighs medical costs and insurer schemes. It cites Dr Stewart and Dr Sunset Benidli, urging regular physician exams as economic protection, noting societal neglect of illness in favor of wealth protection and businesslike care. It references youth health studies and is tied to a widely read national medical council.
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D. Dystereaith
Hiatt
St. Park
Roma
Sunset Benidli
Hostra
Uate Council of American
Stewart
Body of Late Sematce Ralston Lays in State
Indianapolis Indiana October day features the body of Sematce Ralston laid in state at the state capitol after services at the Lebanon Presbyterian Church. Widow and friends view the body as arrangements include private funeral services and gathering at the former home before transport to Lebanon, Indiana.
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Sematce Ralston
Irfarily Gourtry Hore
Indianapolis
Ind
Rome
Tadianap
Cesaia
Saictiien Calie
Propesala
Rene
Lebanon
Ray J Nye Given Dry Charge In Western District
The item reports Ray J Nye being assigned to the Western District in a dry charge case. It notes proceedings tied to a federal matter with references to Madison and a prohibition context, detailing an administrator’s oversight and related officials.
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Ray J. Nye
Milwaukee man chosen president of Wisconsin Walthonites
Seven Bay, Win Sherman, and John S. McHare were named officers and divisions elected. Cr. Smith was named second vice president. Darke, Moricon, and McCreaer received third vice president roles. Directors include George W. Bach ard, Frank Grease Sige, and C. Sheppard.
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Ipy
Seven Bay
Win Sherman
Brows
Airwackes
Wisconsie Aivisios
Oficers
John Si McHsre
Sast
Griex Bay
Cr. Smith
Exansyile
Arestéexilosis Darke
Moricon
McCreaer
Fond du Tarr
Direttors
George W. Bachard
Ergercos
Frank Grease
Birth control denounced by bishops and clergy
A Protestant Episcopal conference in New Orleans denounced birth control as a threat to family life in America. Six bishops and clergy warned that divorce and erosion of marriage threaten the home, citing past figures and urging parents to guide the youth despite alleged temptations.
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New Orleans
United States
Mag
America
Biles Latimer
Sears
New Trar
Wen Asha
Carl Sears
Sittin
Mies Taimer
Northshore
Kenoski
Fire Destroyed Large Wisconsin Barn
A large barn on the farm of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Votarann, three miles west of the village of Wisnecsans, WI, burned Thursday after noon during harvest. Firefighters saved the frame dwelling and two smaller buildings. much farm machinery and corn piles were destroyed. fumes and water drawn from a well aided the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnevoune
Charles
Limarn
Sxen
Cheriang Troops Move Into Sharghei Amid Firing
Reports say Cheriang forces moved into Sharghei with gunfire heard as the occupation mood grows in Saanghet amid ongoing conflicts. Ed Frese Shang notes shifting fronts and possible widening civil tensions as clashes continue along the border areas.
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Ed Frese
Shanshat
Saanghet
Murder Case Shrouds Latimer Smith Family Ties
Milwaukee woman Madalynne Latimer is killed in an alleged Northshore murder case. Pratt, a former Sake of the city, was arrested in Milwaukee after threats were cited by Latimer’s sister Evelyn. Authorities say Pratt denies guilt and will prove his alibi while investigators pursue the motive and the suspect’s links to the Latimer family.
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Associated Press
Evelyn Laimer
Madalenne
Meyer
Pratt
Milwaukee
Chris Birch
Harfbour
Father of man held in Kenosha case gives record of activities
Milwaukee press report quotes Howard J Pratt father of a man charged in the Kenosha murder case. Pratt details his son’s routine including time at work, evenings with a girl he reportedly adores, and a tense call to his girlfriend after arrest. He and the unnamed girl’s mother went to Kenosha to seek release.
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Kenosha
Milwaukee
E. S Pratt
Howard J. Pratt
Diod
Kenosh
James Sears
Madaiyane Laimer
Kere
Gon Ess
Ani
Si Pratt
Jsnoner
Pratt
Henesha
Efort
Lassiter War Plan Faces Costly Route in Senate Debate
Washington reports outline Lt Gen Fox and staff arguing the Lassiter program would cost about 99 million dollars yearly for a decade. Secretary Cantor warns passage could require diverting all other appropriations as ammunition stocks dwindle and wardens’ needs rise.
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Sy W Wittian J. McBroy
United Treva
Washington, D. C
Ercins
Lassiter
Arme Air Service
Bric
Fox
Cester
Sunpix
Army
Conner
Senera
Ruth
Simpfe
Coanor
War Department
United States
Rumor that Queen Alexandra Editorial Squelched
A rumor spread in Lon don about Queen Alexandra being silenced by officials from Sandringham and the House of Windsor. Wisconsin faculty and the regent debate endowments and autonomy, amid criticism of political influence and calls for independent support of the university.
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Wiother Alexandra
SLA Follette
Assoetetnd
Sandringham Caxile
Edward Vit
Bev Rome
Death wins race but fulfills man’s wish at burial site
Death wins a race but fulfills the wish of a dying man as the winner is escorted to a burial in Sturgeon, while relatives note the event on the hillside. The story, reported by Associated Press, recalls a final ride to Baker’s field in a distant county.
Roving British Prince 15 Home to Welcoming Crowd
London reports a festive homecoming for Prince George, the Prince of Wales, after a 75,000 mile voyage to South America aboard HMS Repulse. He alighted at Victoria, greeted by the Queen, royal family, and thousands of spectators, then traveled to Portsmouth to greet his brother and receive further salutes.
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London
Lonkka
Wales
South Atdes
South America
Victoria Smoon
Portsmouth
Welsh Guards
Prinetas Mary
Hic
Simertndaw
York
Eumis “Amesmdor
Crited Press
Britain
HMS
Repulse
America
Spichend
Crowes
Wictoria Siaclan
Brother
Jar
Rival Gangs Clash In Gur Battle In Beer Run
Rival gangs in Gur battle amid bust stress as a power clash erupts at a high round. O Dannels and Lane factions exchange volleys with machine gun fire. several components are damaged and injuries reported as victims are struck.
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O'Dannels
O' Don
Four OZDABjae Family Members Exposed Over Six Years
A fragment notes that four over members of the OZDABjae Family have been shown up via eble air over the past six years, implying a pattern of exposure or exposure-related events. The text remains unclear on specifics but indicates repeated incidents affecting named family members.
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Ozdab- Jae
Eble Air
Couple Killed At Acrose In (Unclear headline)
A couple died in a roadside collision on the outskirts of town involving an automobile. The incident is described as a possible race related act with the victims dragged some distance and the car damaged. Reports list three deaths in autumn and raise questions about the total fatalities for the year.
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United
Milwaukee
Ang Ots
Tula
Newspaper Advertising in North America About the Billion Dollars
Fragmentary ad text discusses advertising in North America, referencing a large sum and a period of transition. The readable portion hints at a discussion of advertising spending and industry trends without clear details.
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America
State Emphasizes Evidence in Deerkop Trial
The State underscores key evidence in the Deerkop murder trial. Witnesses describe the night, with claims that the accused shaped the events at Park Fass and near Eake Williams. The jury weighs testimonies amid a tense courtroom atmosphere lingering from the 1992 lead up to the crime.
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Astimad
Deepeay Cherged Sith Chav
Burney Et Tan We
Fend Oean
Keerenn Schazi
Roca
I Avernoe
Fisher Ter Syeerkor
Gan
Park ‘Fass
Eake
Export Plan for Farmers Heads to Congress
The article reports on a proposed establishment of two government export corporations for agricultural products in Omaha. Senator Brookhart of Iowa promotes a plan to study the federal land bank and outlines that the corporations would handle excess agricultural products for export, with capital stock to be taken over later by agricultural cooperatives. The plan is endorsed by farmers at a recent conference in Des Moines, with support from southern and eastern farm groups.
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Associated Prevs
Omaha
Nebo
Congress
Smith W
Brookhart
Iowa
Madern Land Bank of Omaha
Tailors Agricultural Cooperative Assortations
DisMeines
Arsanta
Horn
Abolition of Railway Labor Board Urged in Federation Resolution
A federation convention calls for the abolition of the Railway Labor Board amid disputes between labor and management over representation. The body endorses the move as part of broader reform efforts within the federation.
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Abolitior
Railway Labor Board
State Bank Held Up by Unsoulated Trews
Police report a robbery at Exrelsier in Minnesota with the Minnetota’s bank held up today. Witnesses say the assailants escaped with about $15,020. Local authorities pursue leads as the investigation continues.
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Eacehior
Minnetota’s
Exrelsier
Long sought security pact nears formal launch in Europe
The Long sought security pact among Western European powers was formally initiated. Ministers endorsed adhesion to the agreement, with plans to link the Rhine pact and seven treaties, as leaders outline a framework for peaceful arbitration and regional security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lhcurna
Switzerland
Loramo
Germany
Ikea
West Pues
Lone woman pleads in Supreme Court in scandal case
In Springfield a lone woman with no legal training enters the state Supreme Court seeking to set aside her divorce from Albert Leland and to expose alleged improper involvement with Chicago minister Rev. Dr. Carl Case. The case centers on a note to her pillow and claims of a compromised mind influencing the matter.
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Ory Vested Press
Springfield
State Supreme Court
Carl D-Cose
Chicago
Charlotte Lelani
Leland
Ira
Lelan
Albert
Ax Appeliste Courc
Lone Protectinga
Calcmse
Ax Park
Case
Meghat Exsettled Tar Wet 16 Local Suburb Notice
The fragment mentions a scheduled event for Saturday with a planned session or meeting. Names and places are partially garbled, but it indicates a coming observance or legal action requiring attention by local residents. No clear organizations or dates are fully legible.
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Betors Graduate Council
Now
St. Paul
Shegdren EN Vileages
Fea
Minnesota Medical School
Oe Giles
Convent Jion
Interstate
Ied Press
Mhersaukee
Madison
Raach
Wmediaweir
Miwa
X& Peery
Episcopali Church Convention Committee
Cheriang
Sharghei
Aligi
Wider
Aito
Secretary OF War
Associated Pree
Washington, D
Bantord MacNider
Teday
Chars
Preas
Madigo
Anicer of Wisconsin
Beant
Univers
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la Foliene
Ree Sents
Ravestoet Zor
Prosram
Cthan
Faculte
Che Jscate
Te Nanerta
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Ieath
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Tim
Roth Dostan
Treiz
Sturgeon
Europe
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Capebento Ates
Cotten Oe Jansy
Paris
Misa Alice Sdverthorne
New York
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Britigh Pringe
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Perentagions
Sbleder
Dotted
Atlantic City
Ntt
Great
Italy
Yaris
sPocarnn
Locarno
France
Faleet
Tas
Biveriss
Joe
Fragee
Mitaelc
Supreme Court
Meghat
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