Roosevelt urges law and order amid Ohio strike crisis
President Roosevelt speaks in Columbus on law and order and justice, urging employers and workers to end violence and allow thorough fact finding. He warns that state power will intervene to stop unrest, and calls for stricter arbitration if needed to protect both workers and the public.
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Park Calorel Rea
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Onio
Ted
Ohio
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Fugitive Eludes Police In Wisconsin Case
A special to The Northwestern reports a fugitive, once jailed for counterfeiting, evaded capture while pursued by Milwaukee police. Convicted counterfeiters who escaped a federal prison near Ren Prancikes reportedly had a $310,000 reward. The man traveled through camps along the river, had ties to former friends, and was captured by a British vessel after a period on the run.
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Milwaukee
Freander McNeil
Ren Prancikes
Wax Ee
Wimine
Kiev 70 Round Up Jews in Latest Operation
A terse Associated Press dispatch from September 14 reports mass roundups in Kiev targeting Jewish residents. Police and local authorities moved to detain individuals deemed at risk, with families and witnesses describing fear and disruption as authorities tighten control and suspected suspects are identified amidst ongoing wartime measures.
Conference seeks next congress in United States
The international permanent committee of social and industrial insurance closed its conference and voted to hold the next congress in the United States. Prof Charles R Henderson of the University of Chicago was named vice president for the United States on the national committee.
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Sy Associated Press
Tre Hague
International Permanent Committee of Social Anddustrial Insurance
United States
Charles R. Henderson
Theniversity of Chicago
United Statf
National Committee
Kankakee Man Shot Dead by South Bend Man
Frank Jamouse of Kankakee was shot and killed today by John A. Ogleshi of South Bend Indiana who approached from behind. Domestic troubles are said to be the motive.
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Kanskakee, i
Frank
Anouse
Kankakee
John A. Ogleshi
South Bend
Iml
Shim
Pere Marquette Carferry Disaster Watch: 62 on Board
A Pere Marquette carferry accident leaves at least 29 lives lost and dozens missing after a catastrophic collision with Carferry No. 15. Capt. Peter Kitty of Ludington and chief engineer EB Leedham among the dead. 62 aboard on No. 1k, including extra crew and laborers. Rescue efforts faltered as water flooded engine compartments and pumps failed. Coast guard and steamer No. 1 assisted, but the vessel sank near the shore. investigation underway.
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Marquette
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Acd
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Lear
Ashe
Kiley
West Shore
Attan
Sheboygan
Ihe
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Peter Kilty
Ladinsion
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Sezenanek
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Ciid
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Thirty five, survivors of steamer disaster recovered in Milwaukee area
Report from Port of rescrambling notes that thirty five members of a steamer disaster's crew and passengers were found dead or recovered. Names include Mate Joseph and others, with several bodies taken to Milwaukee for postmortem processing.
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Ain Rita
Brueer
Lorimer Resigns From Chicago Club
United States Senator Lorimer resigned his membership in the Chicago club amid controversy. The letter cited reasons linked to recent events and a banquet attendance. club president John H. Serren withdrew from the gathering, and invitations were discussed for Colonel and Senator Lorimer.
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Chicsxe
United State
Ben
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Williem Lorimer
Hawi Stem Cink
Cieaga
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Fiie Ny
John FH. Serren
Presi Ton Club
Senatar
Abenlatieir
Cote ET
On Trail of Stamp Thieves Uncovers Big Heist
State officials pursue stamp thefts and washings led to the arraignment of Ben J. Alexander of Knickerbocker Stamp company. A clerk Timothy J. Sullivan is jailed on $24,000 bail, with Alexander held for examination as investigators cite losses near 1000 dollars annually to the state.
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Associated Press
New York
Ben J. Alexander
Knickerbocker Stamp Company
New Street
Timothy J. Sullivan
Jrial Alexander
Joss Tosi
Bank Official Held Over Murder Probe
Milwaukee official Vito Guardalaiens, a director of the Milwaukee Italian bank, is held as the investigation into Antonia Navella’s death continues. Navella, a young Italian, was found murdered in a room at 281 Jackson Street two weeks ago after a $500 withdrawal appeared to be made shortly before the crime.
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Vito 'Guardalaiens
Milwaukee Italion Bank
Iawaukee
Antonia Navella
Jackson Street
Navetta
Transport Ran Ashore Near Batangas Province
A U S transport and the steamer Hust and Knox were rushed to assist after a vessel ran ashore off Batangas province. The transport warden reported a rescue operation is underway and members of the coast guard are coordinating efforts.
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Trancport
Batangas Province
Vis
United Stat Transport Aero
Mters
Hust and
Knox
Steel Trade on Decrease in On Hand Stocks
A brief note shows steel trade decreasing with on hand stock measured in leading July end figures. Compared with end of June, on hand WS tons declined, reflecting reduced steel availability and market activity during the quarter.
Elkinses Leave for Paris on State Senator Visit
In a brief dispatch from France dated September, Miss Katherine Elkins and officials including State Senator Davis depart for Paris. The group, led by Sy Ags, is expected to work with Geioher on an unspecified project.
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France
Sieshen
Washington Rejoiced and Campfire of Trent Evening Story
New Party Gas Nomines and Normal Coach. The Methodist Conference details and Badger postmasters election are noted in this index style item.
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Washington
Trent
Methodist Conference
Badger
Rush for America Immense As Steerage Fills Ships
Rush for the United States carried between 6500 and 7400 passengers today. Great crowds were forced into third class berths as steerage cabins filled, with many paying premium to secure space. The Mauretania carried many steerage travelers among its 2915 passengers and Mrs Reid wife of the American ambassador, and Evelyn Johns Augles-Brice and other delegates to the international promirs to be held at Washington October 2 8 are aboard the Cumarder.
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United States
Mauretania
Reid
Ame& Dor
Evelyn Johm Augsles-Brice
Wuashingrer
Canalejas Denies Worbs in Vatican Comment
Madrid dispatch reports Premier Canalejas denying a Wednesday remark about a Vatican recovery and a controversial reference to a recent event. The exchange sparked questions over church and state speech and the interpretation of a papal matter, drawing cautious commentary from officials.
Sibley audit hearing set for November
An Associated Press report notes a scheduled audit hearing next Monday regarding the Malin expense account case involving Congressman Joseph C. Deferree. Frank Gears for the defense urged postponement. counsel argued against delay as the matter proceeds.
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Sudzenedav
Novemier
Joseph C Court
Ormier
Ernest
Cowiaus
Peter Mehr
Frankit
Lind Declines to Run for Minnesota Governor
Frank A. of the Minnesota state central committee released a letter from John Lind, then in Everett, Washington, resigning as the Democratic nominee for governor. Lind said he would wait to return to Minnesota before addressing the vacancy. The committee moves to fill the vacancy on the ticket.
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Associated Press
T. Paul
Minn
Frank A
Minnesota
Democratic
John Lind
Everett
Wash
Toda
Lind
Min/Resota
Portland
Ore
Min
Minis
State Central
Siling
Chanler Disappears After Paris Trip to Montreat
An Associated Press note reports Robert Winthrop Chanler arrived in New York by Montreat route and disappeared en route home. Friends say he refused to discuss his marriage to Ling, who wed him over twenty months ago, and no further details about his wife or motive are given.
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Robert Winthrop Chanter
Montreat
Fifth Avenue
Ashih
Paris
Ling
Post Office Site Inspections and Visits Noted
Fragmentary notes indicate Sept acting Treasurer Charles D. oversees site inspections for post offices in several cities with buildings provided and advertisements published. Mentions Windom planning a visit to Pennyth and references to New England and western states.
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Une Treast
Ennmgress
Hich
Fiare
Windom
Pennevth
Enghi He Low
Stern
Cole's Remains Arrive in Frances El Brane
Fragmented obituary note from Lexinetan reports the death of state president of Lead Company Frances El Brane and mentions her public platform. The text is garbled but indicates a formal tribute and origin of remains arriving amid political context.
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Lexinetan
Frances EL Brane
Wamevr
Chris “Eal
Severth
Soneressitnatl
Prince Porns
Liyaes
Oldest Milwaukee conductor dies after long career
Special to The NorthWestern Milwaukee report notes W. Rey White, famed as the oldest conductor on the Milwaukee and St. Paul line, passed away after a long illness. He had served decades on the railroad, earning respect across stations and with the traveling public.
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W. Rey
White
Milwaukee & St. Paul
le Ton
Bintyetine
Sculptor Freviet Dead in Paris Died Today
Paris dispatch reports death of Emmanuel Freviet, noted French sculptor, as of today. The Py Associated Press confirms the obituary with no further details on cause or burial.
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Py Assestated Press
Paris
Emmanuel Freviet
Fragmentary notice from New Fork region item
Readable fragments describe a service on Monday and a local event at New Fork with partial dates and names likely tied to a community notice. The text is incomplete leaving key details uncertain but indicates a scheduled gathering or service.
Harvard selects Paul Withington as athletics manager
Cambridge Sept 10 Paul Withington long noted Harvard athlete has been chosen to succeed William F Garcelon as graduate manager of athletics at Harvard College once the current incumbent believes the program is ready to win.
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Associated Press
Cambridge
Mass
Paul Withington
Harvard
Wiliam F. Garcelon
Wisconsin Methodist Conference Acquits Superintendent In Omro Case
Edgerton Wis Sept 10 The Wisconsin conference holds a lively session with Rev Daniel Yard of Omro accusing Rev S H Ander Son district superintendent of misconduct The nine member trial committee acquits Woodward and finds Yard failed to substantiate the life accusations The conference names Antico and addresses Maladministration charges and lays out actions for the next session
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Edgerton
Wis
Wisconsin
Daniel Yard
Omry
S. H. Andergo
HB. T
George Ki. Trever
S. Plant
AL W. BP. Leek
Edges teon Methodist conference acquittal noted
District superintendent reports acquittal of charges related to Methodist conference matters at Edges teon. J S Davis and several others face action. laymen gather for annual convention with Ex-Governor Hanly of Indiana as orator. Antigo chosen for the next conference with expected major appointments changes.
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J. S. Davis
Agratas
C. F. Spray
F.C. Richardson
E. &. McCheaner
C. E
L. Liord
J. E. Mannios
Hats R. K. Manaton
F. C- Brayton
Perry
Jollft
Gnodiz
Hanly
Indiana
Antigo
Honor Memory of Albang Notice Incomplete Era
Associated Press reports a public notice honoring a deceased leader in the Americas system. The memorial mentions Fernandez and Santiste on the sixth of this month with flags ordered at half mast and similar orders from August 17. 9. The fragment references reaction to King Edward and a general display of mourning across buildings.
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Baif
Fernandez
Jale
Chice
Div Santiste
Reon
Edward
Shoe Merchant Faces Sudden Crisis in Charleston
A distressed report describes a shoe merchant suffering a slavered wound and an examiner’s visit. Mr. Innes, aged about five years, died instantly and was carried to Charleston. The story hints at an immediate death following an examination, leaving the incident under investigation.
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Innes
Reseen
Inness
Charleston
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