Congress Adjournment Sails Over Two-Thirds Vote And Bonus Bill
The House passed a sine die adjournment resolution directing Friday 2 p m adjournment and sent it to the Senate. The soldier bonus bill passed over President Hardings veto by 258 to 44 with strong Wisconsin support. A conference among Tresk en Harding and Speaker Gillett weighed a special session for November to tackle ship subsidy and transportation act amendments. The Senate Finance Committee killed dye embargo extension in the current session.
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Associated
Washington, D.C
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House
Senate
Washington, D
Hardins
Wisconsin
vetes—Cooper
Lampert
A. P. Nelson
Stafford
Mare Voigt
Washington
Tresken
Harding
Gillett
Senator Ledge
Chusetts
Reater
Representative Mondell
Wyoming
Senate Finance Committee
Railroad executives charged with duplicity by president
Chicago the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers charged that railroad leaders push open shop outward while covertly backing closed shop in dealings with shopmen. Warren Stone cited Union Pacific as example of penalties for resignations and dues deducted from pay. Hearing before Dausherty in junction proceeds with Donald A. Richberg presenting the affidavit.
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Charles R. Lynch
United Press
Chicago
Warren
Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Dausherty
Union Pacific
Donald A. Richberg
Legislature Forecast Supports Blaine Program in Wisconsin
A quick January session in Wisconsin is forecast with a progressive tax reduction plan likely to pass within three months. The forecast follows the Republican organization’s shift to Governor Blaine’s forces and mirrors the Blaine platform.
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United Press
Madison
Wis
Hadeen
Blaine
Constantinople Faces Fate of Smyrna Warned by Relief Official
C F Jackman, a relief worker returning from Smyrna, warned at a near east relief conference in Chicago that Constantinople risks the fate of Smyrna without early allied understanding and concerted action. He cited 790000 Turks in Constantinople and urged immediate measures.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Constantinople
Smyrna
C. F. Jackman
Near East
Hietel LaSalle
They Shall Not Cross British Fleet Message
British naval message opposes Kemal’s bid to crown Constantinople as landings from ships are prepared to thwart any assault on the city.
Wisconsin Republicans face independent ticket talk
La Crosse mayor A A Bentley refuses fusion run for lieutenant governor. Madison anti La Follette forces consider independent runs. Willam Morgan confirms not independent, Leatham B F Smith remains, Bentley lingers with Democrats. Henry Johnson weighs independent bid against Levitan La Follette slate. Baker undecided as Democrats plan to run full state ticket against La Follette Progressive Republicans.
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Associated Press
la Crosse
A. A. Bentley
W. J. Morgan
Bentley
Wisconsin
Henry Johnson
Johnson
Solomon Levitan
la Follette
Ian
Capitol Building
Baker
John F.d
Herman L
Kern
Children Buried Alive In Wisconsin Cellar Collapse
Three Beatty children Lucille 6 Marjorie 9 and Clara 4 were buried under three tons of earth when an old cellar roof caved in near Woodstock Richland County Wisconsin. They suffocated within fifteen minutes and were found dead as neighbors removed the debris.
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United Press
Richand Center
Wis
Lucille
Marjorie
Clara Beatty
Arthur Beatty
Woodstock
Richland County
Coleman Named Baltic Minister
Washington Frederick W. Coleman of Minneapolis was nominated today to be minister to Lithuania by the Associated Press. The appointment recognizes Baltic state relations and follows formal recognition by the state.
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Baltic
Associated Pr
Washington
Frederick W. Coleman
Minneapolis
Lithuania
Btater
Driver of Auto Runs Down Youth
Milwaukee police seek the driver of a car that struck 16 year old Joseph Willimak as he crossed the street and then fled, leaving him severely injured. Investigation ongoing.
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Dutress
Milwaukee
Joseph Willimak
Aato
Premier of Russia Replaced by Kameneff Report
An unconfirmed Moscow dispatch says Nicholai Lenin, the ailing premier of Soviet Russia, has been replaced as head of the council of commissioners and defense ministries by M Kameneff. The report notes Kameneff was elected to chair the central executive council.
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United Press
Copenhagen
Nicholai Lenin
Soviet
Russia
Commissioners’ Council
M. Kamenef
Moscow
Kameneff
Joy in Joliet as convict Frank Maloney gains pardon
A pardon frees Joe Vacek also known as Frank Maloney after eleven years since he killed his father in defense of his mother. He is to leave Joliet prison soon with his wife and newborn Daisy boy, after years of name changes and reformation.
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Chicago
Frank Maloney
Joe Vacek
Stoail
Vacek
Jollet Prison
Vaeck
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Jeugo
Has Je
Pirh
Vaceks
New Life
SUA Letters Linked to New Jersey Double Murder Mystery
New Brunswick police recovered six letters written by Mrs. Elmer Mills to Rev. Edward W. Hall near the scene of the killings. Detectives guard an abandoned farmhouse believed used for meetings by Hall and Mills. A fifth witness reports hearing shots at midnight as investigators examine the rural property for clues. The husband of the murdered woman is not suspected.
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United Press
New Brunswick
N.ed
Elmer Mills
Edward W. Hall
Detective Guards House
Aid
Ferdinand A. David
Frees ' Mills
Chile Bolivia relations strain threaten peace efforts
A Bolivian delegate warns that relations with Chile risk worsening unless a friendly power mediation or League of Nations arbitration is sought. The statement comes in a letter to the assembly secretary, attributed to Alfredo Gutierrez.
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BoLivia
Ated
Chile
League of Nations
Assembly
Alfredo Gutierre
Supreme Justice denies drinking party allegations
New York Supreme Court defendant T. W. Marcus of Buffalo testified in Justice Horsa court Tuesday denying claims he joined drinking parties alleged by Anna Cannon, a black witness in a custody battle involving Larry Jr. The judge noted Marcus attended gatherings in Weber's suite but said he did so only when parties were ordered and that he never drank personally.
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T. W. Marcus
Fiffalo
Horsa
Anna Cannon
Lawrence
Per
Wide
Rt Tan Chaser
Hfe
Mra
Edith H. Dijlen
Larry Jr
Art Weber
Preming
Oshkosh Gas Light Becomes Wisconsin Public Service
The Oshkosh Gas Light company amends its name to Wisconsin Public Service corporation and increases capital stock from 1 million to 5 million, with 2.5 million common and 2.5 million preferred. The move expands control of public service interests in northeastern Wisconsin, including Menominee and Marinette Light & Traction, Sheboygan Gas Light, Calumet Service, Manitowoc Northern Traction, and Peninsular Service in Kewaunee Abona and Sturgeon Bay.
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Oshkosh Gas Light Company
State of Wisconsin
Wisconsin Public Service Corporation
Orsi
Wissin’ Public Service Corporation
United States Rifle Team Wins World Championship
The United States rifle team defeated eight nations to win the world championship at Milan Italy. The American five men posted a total score of 5500 out of 6000 in the international match, earning the title.
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United States
Milan
Italy
Wallington
United Es Rile
Uaty
Thousands Attend County Fair Today
Crowds fill the county fairgrounds with thousands expected to set a new attendance record. Mayor McHenry’s proclamation guides business and street closures while a full program of exhibitions, races, and nightly shows promises strong turnout and favorable weather.
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Wilernown
Cahbosh
Geome
Maine
Musilock
J Sagieon
Westons
Wonderful Lover and Former Kaiser Romance Revealed
Ferdinand Jahn of United Press reports on the engagement of Wilhelm to Princess Hermliné of Selesnach Curalath. The article describes Kaiser's efforts, future wedding plans, and the bride’s expected move to Doorn.
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Ay United Prass
Sanbor
Willam Hohesgotlern
Hermine von Selesnach- Curalath
Hermliné
Ferdinand Jahn
United Press
Sandor
Silease
Son Ag
Wilhelm
Hearst Expected to Win Few Delegates in Democratic Nominating Process
United press dispatch from Albany, North Dakota reports Hearst musters few delegates as the Democratic convention proceeds. Prohibition and regular party candidates contrast in early returns, with several likely wins for the Dry ticket in congressional nominations.
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Albany
U S Fleet Aids Smyrna Refugees Under Hepburn Command
Capt Arthur J Hepburn head of staff to Rear Admiral Mark Bristol leads the U S fleet aiding to remove terror attacked refugees from the damage struck city of Smyrna.
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Arthur J. Hepburn
Mark Bristol
Constantinople
U. S. Aestro
Smyrna
Man Quits Chewing At 94 On Wife’s Request
The elderly man stopped chewing tobacco at age 94 following his wife’s plea after they marked their seventy year wedding anniversary. Mrs Frager said she wanted him to quit, and he complied while going about daily chores.
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Dex Molwen
Eli
Frager
Eal
Allies Seek Eight Nation Peace Conference On Near East
Paris reports say the allied conferees will form a peace conference of eight nations to settle near eastern terms. Britain argues victory over Turkish nationalists comes without firing a shot while Kemal awaits splits in allied ranks amid France Britain and Russia discussions at the Foreign Office.
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France
Turkey
Italy
Greece
Japan
Roumania
Julio-Slavia
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Mustapha Kemal
Constantinope
Phinee
Auatapha Kemal
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Kemal
Cle Forks
Creat Beltain
Free
Muuines
Mustaphie Kemal
Crest
Brian
Paine Care
Lord Curgon
Ciritish
Mrs Harding Again Able to Take Solid Foods
Mrs Harding resumes solid foods and receives no visitors as state of health improves. Report mentions Washington and medical updates with limited visitor access during the period.
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Mrs. Harding
No One Threw Bottle At "Whitey" Accident Explained
A garbled sports or incident note describes an accidental event involving a bottle and a person nicknamed "Whitey" with confusion over the cause. The readable text references St. Louis and a fly ball incident but the full details remain unclear in the damaged OCR.
Referendums on beer and wine gain momentum nationwide
Ohio Supreme Court ruling empowering a beer and wine amendment prompts planned referendums in Massachusetts Illinois California and Texas with Indiana Michigan preparing drives led by G C Hinckley of the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment. Signatures reach 690000 in Massachusetts and hopes rise in others.
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Lawrence Martin
United Press
Washington, D. C
Ohio Supreme Court
Mhua
United States Supreme Court
Alinois
California
Texas
Infiana
Michigan
G. C Hinckley
Michican
Indiana
Tinois
University of Wisconsin dormitory financing plan approved
Madison Wis The legality of a proposal by the board of regents to build dormitories for university students via private financing is clarified by an opinion from Deputy Attorney General T M Hoyt. The opinion, prepared for Attorney General Morgan, supports the plan pending detailed feasibility study and eventual full housing program.
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Associated Presa
Madison
Wis
Board of Regents
University of Wisconsin
Tt. M. Hoyt
Morgan Tor
Gener
Irntend
Floyt
Assembly of League Seeks Progress on Armament Report
The Associated Press reports Geneva discussions on disarmament progress as delegates weigh inter allied debts and unresolved American claims. Lord Robert cites inter government issues delaying any settlement while forecasting a slow Wisconsin weather change through Thursday.
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League
Rultigas Tofhasy
Vieraandates
Robert Cecidares
Robert
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