Move On To Deal With Hd Railroads
Washington reports a White House adviser states peace talks are under way with strike leaders and railroads. Chicago shopmen outline a six point settlement including seniority, pension restoration, no precedent, and a five on five board to arbitrate unresolved items. Railroads deny a full agreement but indicate talks could shape a nationwide settlement.
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Chicago
Scott
Daugherty
Shepcrafta
Bert M. Jewell
Mesrident
Enmiry Néda
Hart and Wives Real-Life Baby News Fails in Movie Legend
Las Angeles reports that film icon William Hart did not react to the news of a son. The scene, a staple of Western cinema with Hart rushing to his wife Winifred Woostover, never occurred in real life. Hart reportedly remained distant, offering no settlement words and communicating little with the mother.
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Lansing Warren
United Press State
Los Angeles
William &. Hart
Hart
Winifred Woostover
Bill
Winifred
Big Biff
Aby
Bil
Fight Continues as Morgan Declares No Quit
Associated Press reports Attys. Gen. William Fr. Uhitne Morsan, defeated in Tuestias’s party lodge selection, urges the fight on for constitutional government. Morgan’s statement vows not to quit and calls voters to participate, while Wisconsin Democrats condemn the Harding era and Republican inaction as a national revolt grows.
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Associated Press
Milwanther
Attys
Wiliam J
Uhitne Morsan
Friends of Sound
America
Wiscon
Washington, D D. C
Wisconsin
Harding
Congress
Puca Hed Jeadera
Congr
Dr Ganfield Returns to College Post After “Good Time”
Associated Press recounts Dr W A Cant back on a college job after a lively campaign. Cant says he has no future political plans, spoke of a pleasant time, and emphasizes resuming duties as college president. He thanks supporters and notes voters rejected a move to the United States Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Ganfield
Associated Crees
Milwaukee
W. A. Cant
United States
Mexican Officials Killed by Rebels Amid Turmoil
Municipal President Miguel and Stamp Tax Collector Montinio were reportedly assassinated by two rebels in Sahasaripa Sonora after a heated exchange with two tank crewmen. The shooting followed a dispute over rebel actions, with officials defending President Chres kon and General Mieres in Sinaloa before the assailants fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Segates
Actz
Leviathan of the Air Completed by Army Air Service
The United Press reports the Leviathan of the air, the largest and most powerful bomber in U S history, is near completion at Wilbur Wright field. Six Liberty engines, 2470 horsepower, claimed speed around 780 mph, with tests to follow. Named after civilian designer Barber, the craft stands as a monumental project by the Army Air Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. TL. Bradford
United Af
Washington, D. C
United States
American Army Air Service
United Press
Wilbur Wright Aviation
Hue
United
Stally
Tanus
Pound
La Follette Victory Margin Shaped by Wisconsin Primary
Milwaukee report shows Lat Follette leading Wm. G. Ganfield by about 200000 votes for the Republican U S Senate nomination from 2214 precincts with statewide tallies for governor lieutenant governor secretary of state treasurer and attorney general indicating strong margins across multiple races continued on page.
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Associated Press
Milwaukem
Wisconsin
Ganteld
la Follette
Hlaine
Morgan
McHenry
Camings
Young
Precinc Zimmerman
Varuisen
Leyiten
Johnson
Ekern
Baker
Milwaukee
Wis
Lat Follette
W. A. Ganfield
United States
Woman wins place on ticket for the state assembly
Wisconsin returns indicate Lila H. Marfesna of Clintonville won the Republican nomination for state assembly defeating George W. Meggers and EB F. Timm. Vote totals show 2 408 for Merger s 2 105 for Meggers 2 321 for Timm. She is a close second in the count. Sheriff nominee Anna Holmes leads Grant county by 79 votes in unofficial totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Assembly
Milwaukee
Raeport
Assembly
Wisconsin
Waupsea
Lila H. Marfesna
Clintonville
George W. Meggers
EB. F. Timm
Timm
John Lewood
T. M. Peck
Witherchids
GTL
Lancaster
Anna Holmes
Sherif
Grant County
Turkish peace terms outline Greece evacuation and Turkish gains
Vienna reports Mahmoud Djemal outlines Turkish terms from the nationalist government. He seeks restoration of Turkish sovereignty in Smyrna and Western Asia Minor, control of Constantinople, and open straits with guarantees by an international commission. He asserts victory and calls for far reaching commercial relations with America.
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Drean.y
Constantinople
Rellahi
Trisian
Draguomans
Asia Minor
Havas
Athens
Angor
Vardinia
Edward Z. Bing
United Pre Star
United Press
Vienna
Mahmoud Memal Rev
Turkey
Mahmoud Djemal
Mustapha Keniap
Europe
Smigrau
Minor
Thrace
Marnern Sea
Dardanelles
Bosphorus
Mahmoud Penal
America
Medics Gather at Green Lake Convention This Week
A large attendance of noted physicians and surgeons convenes at Green Lake for the State Medical Society of Wisconsin meeting. Officers include Dr. F Gregory Cannell as president and A T Weisner, Yates, Pooper, Slevater, and Hell in key roles as vice presidents, treasurer, and secretary.
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Green Lake
Dartford
Medivay Society of
Wisconsin
Nere
F. Gregory Cannell
A. 7
Weisner
Berlin
Yates
Mulwaukee
F Pooper
Kan Claire
Bock Slevater
Wannstean
Iney S Hell
Asking Restraining of Enforcement of Strike Injunction
United Press reports a petition filed in Washington seeking a restraining order on enforcement of a strike injunction against Gordon. The petition claims the threatened action infringes rights under the Constitution and seeks to prevent government interference with union labor activities and trial workers.
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United Press
Washington
United States
Strarne Ten Gordon
Enfas
Calimbia
Peaurt
Othe
Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Dangierty Treurt
Sgade
Perittan
Oumen Bo Pas Benofite
Guilford Dethroned as National Golf Champion
Guilford of Reston was eliminated from the national amateur golf championship in New York. Bobby Jones of Atlanta defeated W P McPhail of Reston, five and two, while Chick Evans of Chicago beat F M Godchaux of New Orleans, four up.
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Brookline
Guilford
Reston
Weetyr
New York
Jesse
Bobby Jones
Atlanta
W. PF. McPhail
Chick Evans
F. M. Godchaux
New Orleans
Brazilian Centenary Exposition Opens With World Leaders
Three-quarters of a million people joined the opening ceremonies as delegates from many nations attended. The American mission led by Secretary of State Hughes was welcomed by President Desson. Navy officers in uniform reviewed the procession, including 850 American soldiers and sailors from the United States forces.
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Harry Fonts
United Press
Rilo de Hinge
Dillon
Sens
State Hughes
Desson
Arecs
Satdiera
Sailora
Nietines
United States
Maryland
Wisconsin Faces Coal Shortage Plan To Ration Supplies
Madison report from Morrisey of the state fuel committee outlines clear goals for avoiding shortages as Wisconsin receives coal via a Northwest priority order. The plan includes rationing, preventing profiteering by handlers, and moving coal to Milwaukee for testing, with price changes publicly announced.
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Madison
Um Lt
Wisconsin
Morrisey
State Fuel Committee
Telay
At Pik
Interstate Commerce Commission
Greak Dakes
Pecensher
Povepmork Ramuilttier
St Paul
Atnte
Ardera la
Senate passes coal price control bill to conference
Washington report notes Senate approval of a coal price control bill and sending it to conference with the House after a 40 to 7 vote. The measure seeks antitrust provisions and price regulation terms amid tense debates and party lines.
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Senate
Prem
Washington
House
Candidate McAdoo Declared for 1924 Presidential Bid
William G Meador ex secretary of the treasury is named as an avowed candidate for the Democratic nomination in 1924. William Lyons of Denver, a former Colorado state senator, appears to be among those discussed as potential contenders. The report notes broad support and evident belief he would be a strong figure in the race.
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New York
William G. Meador
Secretary of the Treasury
Willam
Lyons
Denver
Colorado
McAdea
Los Angeles
Bill to Make Speculation in Coal Illegal
A U.S. Senate bill proposed by Senator King would ban coal speculation for three years, declaring an emergency and making attempts to influence market prices by diverting shipments an offense. Penalties include a fine of $10.99 or up to two years in prison, or both.
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Ly United
Senate
King
Viah
Teafsan
North Dakota party fences torn down and realignment
In North Dakota the Nonpartisan League gains control of the state central committee and launches four new state tickets. Independent Republicans withdraw and back a Democrat for U S senator while opposing the Republican nominee. Two rival Republican state central committees emerge, signaling splits and potential national friction.
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United Press
Bismark
North Dakota
Khayolra
Nonpartisan League
United States
Repubican
Frepublicana
Lemick
Negpurisunes
Lynn J. Jaster
United Suiter
Wharm Lemire
Feaster
Cavernor
A. Nestox
OR. Sinkler
Minet
OR. OW
Baker
Glenturn
Gravernnr
Sericuitore
O'Conner
Aim
A. B. Ar Connor
Grand Marks
United States Genutap
Wrugier
Portes J. McCumber
Cannes
McCumber
Tepublica Central
Repubcan
Supe
Anartisan
Hanstling
National Republican Organization
Daugherty Won't Press Speech Curbing Injunction
Washington attorney general Daugherty discussed with Senator Borah chairing the Senate labor committee, signaling the government will not insist on a permanent injunction at Monday’s hearing. He advised against curbing freedom of speech amid the railway shopmen strike.
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Daugherty
Associated Press
Washington, D.C
Borah
Ddahe
Senate
Agar
Rutland Flying Parson Killed in Rutland Fair Crash
Lieut Kelvin W. Maynard nicknamed the flying parson died while performing at the Rutland fair. Lt Charles Wond of Ticonderoga New York and Charles McMinnett of New York a mechanic were also killed when the plane fell about three thousand feet.
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Lieut
Maynard
Associated Press
Rutland
Kelvin W. Maynard
Rutland Fair
Charles Wond
Ticonderoga
N. Y
Charles McMinnett
New York
Alan
Heat wave grips central states as crops burn
A Dakotas low and a high over the Appalachians sent record heat through the middle west. Rainfall in North Dakota brought partial relief with cool fronts after a Fargo cloudburst, while many schools closed for heat. Degrees hit 102 in several towns. four Chicago lives were claimed by September heat.
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United Press
Paul
Dakotas
Central States
North Dakota
Minnesota
Fargo
Devils Lake
Chitagoe
Rocky Mountains
Middle West
Weather Bureau
Appa- Inthians
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Belvidere
Tils
Lincntn
Neh
Mason City
Iowa
Chicago
Death of Bishop Fallows Is Great National Loss
President Harding called the death of Bishop Fallows a great national loss in a condolence message to Miss Fallows. The bishop led the Reformed Ayusrapal church and was praised for Civil War era service, education, and civil righteousness. Funeral services set for tomorrow at St. Pan’s Church with Rt. Rev. Rudolph of Philadelphia and Rev. Brewing of Toronto officiating. Graceland Cemetery to hold GA R services, cremation per the bishop’s wish, ashes to be placed beside Mrs. Fallows at Hadley, Mage.
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Associated Pres
Chicago
JIL
Fallow
Reformed Ayusrapal Church
Harding
Miss Five Fallows
Daventer
Ag Iinicler
St. Pan's Church
Robert L. Rudelph
Philadelphia
Wizard Brewing
Torontec
RE. A. Birze
University of Wisconsin
Friday Forecast and Unclear Weather Report
Fragmentary weather note for Wisconsin mentions unsettled Friday with possible showers and thunderstorms. Also notes Sunday sun and pay fines reference, plus ambiguous names and phrases. Overall keeps a wartime style forecast tone with unclear specifics and stray terms.
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Sun Dart
Seta Leathe
Wisconsin
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