Bishop Samuel Fallows Dies After Long Illness
Bishop Samuel Fallows, head of the Reformed Episcopal Church in North America, died at 4 30 this morning after a month of illness. The Chicago preacher and author had recently been improving before his decline, with his health blamed on exhaustion from a cross country trip. Fallows was noted for boundless energy, writing, public service, and a 1907 temperance saloon venture.
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Oshkosh
Two More Days Before Rescue At Argonaut Mine
Rumors circulated that rescue workers heard blasts from inside the Argonaut mine near Jackson California where forty seven miners were trapped. Officials remained silent but some miners claimed five blasts were heard during the night shift and the situation prompted renewed cautious hope as penetrating drifts loomed.
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Taylor and Craden Battle to a Draw
In La Crosse Labor Day show final bout Tommy Taylor of Rochester and Sammy Craden of Milwaukee fought ten rounds to a draw. Earlier bouts included Jimmie Gil defeating Coerre Grover in the third of six, Jimmie Van outpointing Charlie Lavine, and Joe Burns drawing with Billy Perker in the opener.
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Associated Press
la Crosse
Tommy Taylor
Rochester
Sammy Craden
Milwaukee
American Legion
Jimmie Gil
Coerre Grover
Jimmie van
Charlie Lavine
Joe Burns
Billy Perker
Hokah
Minn
Heiress Anne Burnett Weds Vernon Waggoner in New York
Anne Burnett, 19, heiress to Burk Burnett millions, married G. J. Waggoner, 38, Vernon Texas rancher, here yesterday. It was Waggoner’s fourth marriage. The announcement surfaced today.
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New York
Anne Burnett
Burk Burnett
Texas
King
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Vernon
Tex
Ranchmar
Waggoner
Miss America Pageant Draws Nationwide Contenders
Amid drought and heat waves in 1922, a massive Miss America pageant unfolds with picks from cities across the United States. Dorothy Hughes representing New York and other contenders prepare to travel to Atlantic City for the August event.
League of Nations plans big disarmament program
Geneva dispatch reports strong sentiment for a practical worldwide disarmament program at the Geneva conference. Lord Robert Cecil will present a plan including a worldwide defensive alliance and nonaggression pact. Discussion covers armament limits, gag prohibition, and controls on war weapons.
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Renewal of fight for increase of Navy forecast
Washington reports renewal of effort in Congress to raise navy personnel by 2000 beyond current authorization. Navy department heads expect the request to trigger calls for cuts, so they prepare data to show current naval strength is inadequate for defense.
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United Press
Washington
Bishop Fallows Oldest Wisconsin Alumnus Dies
United Press reports mourning for Bishan Samuel Fallows, oldest alumnus and last of the class of 155, remembered for sixty three years of service and faith. The university notes a purge era spirit in his lifelong work for world betterment.
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Forty Die In English Coal Pit Explosion
Forty men were killed in an explosion at a coal pit in Whitehaven England this morning. The Evening Chronicle reported that ten bodies have been recovered and the details of the disaster are developing as rescue efforts continue.
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Wisconsin primary vote trends show early heavy turnout
Milwaukee reports 16586 ballots cast by noon, about 4000 fewer than 1920 and 1918 peaks, with total registration 175000. Madison notes light morning voting but farm and city voters expected. forecasts a record Wisconsin primary turnout around 40 percent, with La Follette and Ganfield canvassing Milwaukee houses to mobilize workers. Fond du Lac and Fond du Lac county anticipate a record vote, while Titus challenges Lampert for Congress in Oshkosh area. Beloit and Walworth report heavy early voting, Rock County polls closing at 4 PM.
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Fond du Lac
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Lampert
Oahkosh
James Murray
Beloit
Roeck County
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Walworth County
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Rock Coun
President urges abrogation of old Panama treaty
President Hardinge today recommended to Congress the abrogation of the existing Panama treaty arrangement, meant to operate only during canal construction, and the negotiation of a new pact with Panama. The move signals a shift in U S policy toward the canal zone and seeks a modernized agreement with Panama.
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Asancated Press
Washington, D. C
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Boston Beats New York In Both Leagues
Boston defeats New York in both leagues in a late sixties era style box score. First game details list AA New York and American League Boston with listed pitchers and batters including Fon Bastion Ryan Vo Barnes and numerous others. The fragmented lines indicate batters, runs, hits and errors across both leagues, highlighting Boston’s victory over New York.
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Philadelphia
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Nine Girls Injured as Alcohol Tank Explodes Nearby Plant
A Chicago incident at the Joseph Tunner Chemical company injured nine girls and trapped many schoolchildren when an alcohol tank exploded. Firefighters freed the trapped, and the Clarke School across the street was shaken. Estimated losses reach $100,000.
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United Preas
Chicago
Joseph Tunner Chermical Company
Clarke School
Ofelia
Injunction Test Setback Reflected in Ro Land Case
United Press Chicago report notes a setback in testing the Daugherty injunction. Kloberki, accused of violating the injunction, was arrested near railroad shops but released as federal officials said they lacked a stronger case. Labor day passed with no major outbreaks amid sabotage reports nationwide. Debs urged wage maintenance and rail freedom in a provocative opinion while Davis condemned violence in labor disputes and called for punishment for property destruction.
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United Press
Chicago
Daugherty
Joseph Kloberki
Kloberki
Jong Uni
Ters Debe
Davie
United States
Davis
Tiavig
Leader Jewell of Striking Shopmen Still Missing
In Chicago the fate of B. M. Jewell, leader of the striking shopmen, remained unresolved as officials reported he had not been located. The union denied knowledge of his whereabouts and possible settlement plans while federal action sought to make a temporary restraining order permanent.
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Chicago
B. M. Jewell
Pmrowherty
Federal
Candidates Go Home After 10 Ballots in Wisconsin Primary
Associated Press reports Wisconsin voters faced a packed primary day as candidates dispersed after a long campaign. William A. Ganfeld of Carroll College announced plans to run for the U.S. Senate while Senator La Follette predicted renomination and Gov. Blaine backed by La Follette’s faction looked to win the state ticket. Attorney General Morgan predicted his nomination, asserting a gubernatorial path with heavy campaigning, as other contenders including M. Co Mettenary and Karl Mable also sought influence in a split nomination race.
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Wisconsin
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Unieo States Senate
Alm
la Follette
Platteville
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Ger Wittin A. Morgan
Milwaukee
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Mnovor A. Co Mettenary
Oshkesh
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Karl Mabhle
Walaa
A. A. Trentley
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Western District meeting appoints several superintendents
At the Western Wisconsin district conference a list of appointees for superintendents was announced. Rey R. A. Chaise and colleagues across Mathison, Datteyine, Crossie, Lake, and other districts were named for leadership roles as the conference closes tonight after a weeklong session.
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Chaise
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Jo Kutter
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Stolen Golf Clubs Sought with No Questions Asked
An advertisement by Vated Prewa and A Pawkesemenne seeks the return of a stolen Seotfelake set and a car, stating no questions will be asked. The notice mentions Perth FO Bratters and touring parties, with emphasis on recovery of the golf clubs.
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Bratters
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Piratter
Sutherland Confirmed as Associate Justice of U S Supreme Court
The Senate today confirmed George H. Sutherland of Utah as associate justice of the United States Supreme Court. The action followed shortly after the nomination was made by the President.
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George H. Sutheland
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Supreme Court of the United States
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Justice Day Mulls Quitting Supreme Court Bench
The White House announced today that Associate Justice William R. Day is considering retirement from the Supreme Court. Unclear details delay any final decision as Day weighs how duties on a German American cinema commission might affect his court work.
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Supreme Court
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Movement for General Strike Under Way
United Press reports a general strike movement by the American Federation of Labor in protest of the Daugherty injunction. Samuel Gompers to be asked to present a resolution at a Trades and Labor Council meeting calling a New York convention for a general walkout. Secret meeting produced the resolution. New York council has about 806,000 members and pledges from area unions to aid striking railroad shop workers. A $100,000 war chest is expected to be raised, though leaders could not be found to receive notices of the injunction.
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Annd
United States
America Repeats Davis Cup Victory At Forest Hills
America retained the Davis Cup for another year at Forest Hills by taking the match series to three wins, led by William M Jensen of San Francisco who defeated Gerald Patterson in straight sets. Johnston dominated Patterson, delivering a brilliant performance to seal the American win as crowds watched the final matches.
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Augetrata
Wilhaim M . Jehneson
San Ftranciseo
Gerald J. Patterean
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Americana
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Foth Pias
Patterson
William T Tilden
James G Anderson
Republican State Conference Expenses To Date
The Republican State conference has spent 35 187 dollars supporting the Morgan Ganfield ticket. Major items include stage costs 457 dollars posters 2000 dollars advertising 6068 dollars. George B Skogmors director salary 500 dollars per month total 2181 92. C C Wayland field director 1951 dollars. Remaining disbursements cover organizers and office needs such as rent.
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Wis
Morgan-Ganfield
Greorge
Skogmo
Wayland
Weather forecast fragment shows showers and variable temps
Fragmentary weather note mentions possible showers on Wednesday and periods of thunderstorms. Includes stray words indicating temperature, central weather patterns, and regional terms, but lacks coherent data or dates.
Wisconsin primary rife with Prohibition stance in contests
Wisconsin voters weighed wet and dry positions in the general election primary. The Anti-Saloon League and the Association Against Prohibition Amendment backed and opposed candidates across districts, with endorsements split between La Follette Ganfield Cooper Voight Gehr Nelson Petersen Shuttleworth Pilz, and a quiet stance in Milwaukee districts Four and Five.
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Madison
Prohibition
Wisconsin
Anti-Saloon Renge
Association Against the Prohibition Amendment
Congress
Anti-Saloon League
United States
R. M. la Follette
W. A. Ganfield
Anti- Saloon League
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la Follette
Association Against the Prohibition
Firat
H. A. Cooper
Lawrence C. Whitlet
Association Against Prohibition
Voight
Edward F. Gehr
John M. Nelson
Milwaukee
Jongue
Government to not abridge strikers meetings in injunction ruling
Washington reports the government will not attempt to abridge constitutional liberties by rigidly enforcing the Daucherty injunction. The aim is to prevent interstate interference, not to stop meetings of strikers. Huddleston of Alabama introduced a bill extending malfeasance laws to officials depriving citizens of lawful free speech or press.
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