Nominees for State Offices Debated at Wisconsin GOP Meet
Delegates in Madison nominate La Follette Jr as Republican state central committee chairman and elect district leaders for the party. The platform conference endorses the La Follette Blaine primary program, with resolutions committee selections announced and caucus results paving the slate for convention debate.
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Republican Platform
State
United Press
Madison, Wis
Robert M. la Follette, Jr
la Follette-Blaine
Republican State Central Committee
Capitol
Madison
John J. Blaine
la Follette- Flame
John L. Dahl
Associated Press
Madiam
Wis
Alvin B. Peterson
Wisconsin
William T. Evjne
H. BE
Kemp
Boscahel
Oranville Traue
Dadeville
Ada James
Richland Center
Fred Rachman
Appleton
Ole Hanson
Denmark
John Fentke
Marinette
Joseph Lezansky
Kewaunee
George J. Leight
Wausau
J. E. Jiee
EF. Man
Nih
C. B. Caspersen
Great Activity at English Military Depots Amid Censorship
United Press reports London excitement at military depots across the island as officers on leave are recalled and a sudden move is anticipated. The Admiralty contradicts rumors of a major Mediterranean rush while noting ships and a destroyer flotilla may be redirected to respond to rising tensions.
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United Press
London
Seth
1 Downing Street
Trea
Iskland A
Ane
Branece
Ninehiteh
Hritien
Ghind
Frauke
Farmers Conference Endorses La Follette for President
The Nonpartisan League called for La Follette as presidential candidate at a Wisconsin tax conference in Madison. It urged formation of “La Follette for president” clubs in every precinct to support his nomination with $1 memberships to fund the campaign and promote his steadfast advocacy for the common man.
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Associated Press
Madison
Farmers’ Legislative Tax Conference
Nonpartisan League
Robert M. la Nlierte
United States
la Follette
Clubes
Wisconsin
Testimony On Defunct Multitone Manufacturing Company
Superior Wis The financial status of Multitone Manufacturing Co of Hall Claire was precarious before the disappearance of Edward Sailstad president revealed during the sixth day of Leona Nailstad-Hichardson suit for 10000 insurance carried by her first husband who perished in a Lake Nebagamon cottage fire Aug 26 192 Fore the second time by trial of the suit the outcome of five additional suits for 6700 insurance Federal jury was urged to warn spectators against demonstrations Former employees testified John W Sproal stated he prepared the financial report with figures from company books Travere Armstrong testified Dorothy Anderson who eloped with Sailstad worked for Multitone June 1920 to Aug 9 1920 She was paid and left Were often absent said F C Young another former employee said Sailstad and Dorothy often absent from offices Kingston was the name Dorothy used upon returning from Italy defense alleges Sailstad and Dorothy posed as a married couple in Chicago Chippewa and Duluth
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United Press
Superior
Wis
Hall Claire
Edward 4. Sailsted
Leona Nailstad-Hichardson
Lake Nebagamon
Sui
John W. Sproal
Eau Claire
Travere Armstrong
Ean Claire
Smakkeener
Dorothy Anderson
Sailstad
Shij
Omranth
F.C. Young
Bau Chure
Sallstad
Dorothy
Ian
Italy
Heey
Kingston
Chicago
Chippewas
Duluth
Igers Ot
Young Beloit Boy Dies After Severe Infection
R Richard Kreutzer, a five year old son of Mrs. Helen Kreutzer of Beloit Wisconsin, died from an infection believed caused by a poisonous insect bite. He had been in a coma for about twenty four hours and an early operation failed to help.
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United Press
Beloit
Wis
Richard Kreutzer
Helen Kreutzer
Oheld
Milwaukee Man Sentenced for Assault on Girl
A 30 year old Milwaukee man was sentenced yesterday after pleading guilty to assaulting a girl. The defendant received ten years for the crime in state prison.
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Jess
Milwaukee
Frederic
Roller Skater Collides With Car in Oconto
Roller skater in Oconto collided with a car yesterday. The auto sustained damage but the skater was not named. No serious injuries reported as responders attended the scene.
Jugo Slavs Pledge Support to Allied Forces
The Jugo Slav legation in Washington says Belgrade will act in full agreement with the Allies in the Near East. It denies reports of Serbs Croats and Slovenes promising Greece military support or mobilizing forces. British experts in Constantinople assess Kemal Pasha’s coup chances as now unlikely.
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Jugo-Slavs
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Jugo-Slav Legation
Belgrade
Greece
Legatian
Washington
Uresa
Constantinople
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Vonglantinople
Bloodless settlement predicted in Near East dispute
Ahmed Ferid, Turkish nationalist representative to France, predicted a bloodless settlement as British troops prepare to withdraw from Asia Minor. He said common sense would prevail and that Britain may follow France and its allies to the European side of the straits.
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Asia
Ahmed Ferd
Fry
Europe
Assa
Tid Ferid
France
Ater
Frajian
Straits
Shipping Board Vessel Abandons Refugees Near Fire
Aboard the Smarna bound for Alexandria the captain left refugees in the water after a fire broke out, ignoring American treaties allowing them to embark. The vessel, managed by H. C. Jacquith for Anatolia, appeared unable to salvage the passengers as flames raged.
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Shipping Board
New York
Constantinople
H. C. Jacquith
Anatolia
Smarna
Alexanda
Funeral for John Woolley at Paris
Funeral services for John Woolley were held in Paris with high attendance. The ceremony took place at the Presbyterian church and drew a large audience, with floral tributes presented by many friends and supporters.
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John & Woolley
Paris
John Woolies
Tyiee
Inday
Ldt Inengruth
Fng
Oshkosh Proclaims Half Holiday For County Fair
J A C Mellenry mayor declares Wednesday afternoon September 20 a half legal holiday in Oshkosh to support the Winnebago County Fair. Hall offices will close at noon and employers are urged to cooperate with the County Fair Association to ensure a festive fair holiday.
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Oshkosh
Winnebago
Fair Association
Wisconsin
J. A.C. Mellenry
County Fair Association
ALC
McHes Ery
Micyer
England Must Play Lone Hand In Near East Policy
Paris reports that France will not join any military moves against the Kemalists in the near east, leaving England to act alone. Premier Poincare reaffirmed a policy aimed at securing peace while refusing direct intervention, with other nations offering aid only if Britain bears the burden.
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United Press
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Near East
Fremier Poincare
Mustapha Kemal
Elysee Surface
Kal- Ident Mullerand
England
Kemal
Ialy
Balkan
Howevi
Britain
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Jugs- Skivia
Poin
Serbia
Thrace
Poincare
Freice
British Leaders Face Dardanelles Stakes in Turkish Talks
A report from London describes Lord Curzon and Mo Ninchteh discussing Turkish policy. British officials aim to prevent a Gibraltar of the strait and preserve Western relations, with Turkish actions looming over broader Eastern questions.
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Mo Ninchiteh
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Gibraltar
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Turkey
Seciel Huei
Turbulent Reports From Dardanelles and Near Adrianople
The dispatches describe Ottoman, Turkish and Allied positions around the Dardanelles and Constantinople with Turkish advances toward the Bosphorus and moves by the Kernalists and Allied forces. Mustafa Kemal's camp claims "divine will" and a plan to reach Adrianople within two weeks as Smyrna and Old Smyrna threats loom.
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Adrianople
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Adrianopie
County Fair Attracts Thousands For Opening Day
The county fair opens amid cloudy skies and possible rain with an estimated crowd of 4 000 to 5 000 by mid afternoon. Attendance is expected to rise tomorrow as organizers urge businesses to suspend for a half day to allow all residents to attend. Free attractions headline today with Gordon's fireworks set to debut tonight at 7 20. Tomorrow repeats the night fair with more races including 2 15 pacing, 2 18 trot, and 2 24 trot plus a free-for-all running event open to all.
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Ay Trong
Gordon
Artis Fons
Ee Djoven
Woman Defeated In GOP Primary To Run Independent
Mrs. Mat Seat Johnson, state president of the Wisconsin Wee TV, loses the Republican nomination in Bren Douglas county district and announces a run as an independent in November. She pledges to champion rural concerns and farm interests against the party faction.
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Johnson
Wisconsin Wee TV
Repubican
Bren Douglas
Feday
Allen
Sie
Back to Standard Time On Monday
A short notice from Denated Press notes the return to standard time on Monday. The reminder highlights the shift from daylight saving time and emphasizes adjusting clocks accordingly.
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Chicago
Gold Mine Town Mourns After Tragedy at Mine
In Jackson California a logging and mining disaster leaves 47 workers dead after a collapse. Families gather as rescuers search the mine shafts for missing laborers, while officials report the perilous conditions and ongoing recovery efforts. Local youngsters mourn their lost fathers as the community grapples with the tragedy.
Four Beaten in Near Riots at St Paul
A garbled report from United Press describes four men beaten during disturbances in St Paul. The incident involved striking workers and occurred near Omaha road shops with several officers injured. Details are unclear due to text disruption.
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ST. Paul
United
Presz
Omaha Road
Harding vetoes soldiers bonus bill over revenue failure
Washington D C President Harding vetoed H W 10874 the adjusted compensation for World War I veterans explaining Congress failed to provide revenue for the measure and forecasting an ultimate cost running into billions He warned the proposal would set a dangerous precedent by treating government credit as borrowing and returning the bill to Congress with his objections and justification.
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Washington, D. C
Harding
Congress
Executive
House
Treasury
Houses of Representatives
United States
Prohibition Drive Aims to End Unauthorized Liquor Prescriptions
Federal officer Jones A. Stone states plans to raid unauthorized liquor dealings and target mind healers involved. He urges tightening prescription enforcement and cites a system requiring physicians to specify the dispensing druggist.
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Toy Associated
Milwaukee
Jones A. Stone
Washington
Oy Hownes
Klane
Yan
Stone
Wednesday Fair Weather Report for Wisconsin
Observations indicate cloudy skies with light winds across Wisconsin. Temperatures will rise slowly with a mild warming trend and gentle afternoon visibility.
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Wisconsin
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