End of Months of Steady Work in Washington
UPI reports Congress adjourned sine die as lawmakers and many senators return to campaigns. Filibusters blocked the Liberian loan and defense measures, while President Harding signed a 2 million defense bill before adjourning. Members departed, leaving unfinished business on Muskogee Shoals and farm legislation as the 70th Congress ends.
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United Press
Washington
DPC
Congress
House
Senate
Harding
Capital
$250000 Damage Suit Against Ten Prominent People
Mrs Amber Allis brings a conspiracy claim alleging ten defendants conspired to alienate her husband Gilbert Allis’s affections over six years. The suit seeks $250000 in damages, naming individuals including Mr and Mrs Louis Allis and others tied to Milwaukee’s prominent society. The case cites a London marriage and prior divorce proceedings as context for the allegations.
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Amber Allis
Frese Milwaukes
Simmons
Milwaukers
Mos Piemnent
Allis
Gilbert Ans
Alle Netire Games
Mer S Albe Aidow
Walon
Ale Farmerix
Rhe
Wis Caeimers Manufacturing
Mrapans
Ruchard Norris
Lous Allis
Robert Camp
Sara Allis
Ated
Ned Als Jr
London
Allie
Gilbert Allis
Greece
Agaim
Gilbert
Coal Shortage Forecast For Wisconsin Homes This Winter
Associated Press reports a hard coal shortage is expected in Wisconsin during winter. The state coal committee says shipments will be routed to meet demand, with soft coal heading to northwest states pushing totals above one million tons this week.
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Associated Press
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Pit Prescentin
Northwest States
Northwest States Wall Gaump Betond the One Million Ton Mark This Week the Cog
Wascopsim
LS Ogg
Hothwest
Prespeentin
Witness Testimony Links Minister and Woman to Church Visit
A reporter says Rex Edward Wheeler Hall entered a church with a woman and was followed by a woman about ten minutes later. Phillip Darnstedt states Hall visited the church three times weekly, with separate hours, while the woman waited outside or entered briefly, as officials investigate a death linked to Mrs. Temes Mills.
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Be Tailted Press
New Brunswick
Rex Edward Wleeter Hall
John the Favangelis
Ole Weman
Phillip Tdarnstedt
Mytr Wu
Konan
Herman Ing
Temes Mills
Business quarrel blamed for killing wife and self
In a domestic tragedy, a man killed his wife then himself after a quarrel at their home. Police found four dead and a woman later identified as a key survivor. The incident details are unclear due to damaged text. Local authorities continued investigation into motive and circumstances.
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Reed Mesia
Isis
Reverend H C Noonan Receives Five Guests of Honor
A Milwaukee event honored Rev H C Noonan with five guests of honor in attendance. The gathering included notable clergy and community figures as plans to recognize Noonan were discussed, highlighting his influence and ongoing work in the parish.
Representative Brennin proposes 5 percent beer amendment
In Washington DC today Representative Brennin, a Republican from Michigan, introduced a resolution proposing a constitutional amendment to permit the manufacture and sale of 5 percent beer to fund a soldier bonus.
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Washington DC
Brennin
Michigan
170 Day Law Enforcement Officers Slain
Washington dispatch reports 170 law enforcement officers slain amid Prohibition enforcement. 12 federal agents killed and numerous state and municipal officers wounded as bootleggers fight back. Haynes and Prohibition Commission warn violence will rise unless illicit whisky production ends. Multiple states report casualties, including Texas, Georgia, Tennessee, Oregon, Mississippi, Virginia, Oklahoma, Alabama, Arkansas, New Jersey, California, Kentucky, North Carolina, and Missouri.
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Py Fames
Hobert
Washington
DDC
Prohibition
Haynes
Heales
Texas
George
Tennessee
Oregon
Micassipp
Virgina
Oklahoma
Alabama
Arkansas
New Jersey
California
Kentucky
North Carolina
Missour
New Record of Registration at the University
The registrar reports 7057 students enrolled by Wednesday night, up from 701k last year. He estimates more than 7009 students will attend during the year, indicating growing enrollment at the university.
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Madison
Win
Gniser
Af Wittontinear
Brandon to Get New Park Named From Will Bequest
A village in Brandon plans a new park funded by the will of Frank Schnheffler. Probate records show an estate bequest of around 4,680 dollars to his widow, with remaining bequests directed to a village park project.
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Brandon
United Preas
Food du Lac Wix
Frank Snheffler
Pipon
Schorffler
Ivana
Integrail
Brandon Whith
French Woman to Return Amid Wartime Confusion
An Associated Press relay describes a French woman awaiting transport to Filia Island for safe return. Professor Bowling discusses arrangements with Travelers Mid, Green Castle appears in transit, while a man named Darhit objects, fearing danger if she becomes his wife. The report notes strong emotions and cultural tensions surrounding the departure.
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Associated Preset
New York
Filia Island
Fowlind
Pepsain University Green
Bowling
Drake
Professor Bowhind
Green Castle
Secretary Hughes Sets Record Run from Rio to New York
Secretary Hughes completes a record breaking voyage from Rio de Janeiro to New York aboard the S S Maryhand. The vessel exceeds 440 miles in a leg and maintains speeds around 48 knots per hour as reported by Finite United Breas Staff Commspondent.
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Secretary Hughes
Rio Janeiro
United Breas
S&s
Hughes
New Yat
Marsland
Pio
Blessing of Pope Featured at New York Wedding
The papal blessing was a feature of the wedding of Katherine Mackay and Clarence H. Malay. Kenwth O’Brien won a regin at the Postal Telegraph Center. O’Brien, a former justice, appeared at the New York Supreme Court.
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Associated Press
New York
Atite
Katherine Mackay Dinghir
Clarence HO Malay Preadin
Telegateh Cinte Company
Kenwth
Hair Tonic Official Arrest Reported In Local News
An official from the main hair tonic company was arrested amid charges described in a sparse account. The report cites an arrest tied to rate-related allegations and notes reaction from associates as authorities move to review the case.
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Cleveland
Todar Haar
Neale
Animex
Feta
He County
Unclear World War I Debate Over Front Lines and Alliances
Fragmented OCR text discusses Allied and Central Powers positions in northern Poland and the Dardanelles. Mentions Petrova Conference, Ocean routes, and strategic moves to influence neutral zones. Describes naval actions near the Black Sea and references shifting fronts and supply lines amid tense regional maneuvers.
Dismissal Sought in Dealers Suit amid Fiscal Turmoil
A municipal hearing examiner recommended dismissing a merchants suit alleging misconduct by salesmen amid unsettled finances. The decision references a 189 dollar claim and notes unspecified personnel actions while detailing procedural steps and ongoing review.
Wage Negotiations Set For October Meeting
A fragmented notice indicates talks on wage terms are scheduled for October. Named parties and exact locations are unreadable, but the record implies a planned session to discuss compensation adjustments and related conditions.
Plan to Seize Booze Vessel in Pain Port
A disjointed OCR fragment mentions a vessel seized for liquor in a port, with incomplete details about owners, location, and actions. The text references New York, the United States, and shipping terms, but specifics are unclear.
President Harding signs women rights and fuel measures
President Harding approves a package aimed at advancing women's rights and controlling fuel costs. The measure supports protection of women’s rights while extending federal authority on energy and transportation needs, with potential road and infrastructure provisions.
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Harding
Frightful Accident On St Paul Road Reported
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a freakish accident on St Paul Road linked to Heiter and Cog Way with scattered notes about Wisconsin temperatures and local observations. The readable items include references to Saturday night and central portions, but the text is incomplete and chaotic.
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ST Paul Road
Borrenat
Wisconsin
Baie Tee
Fragmentary Near East Bulletin Mentions Turkish Nationalists
The readable portions reference Kemal as a leader of Turkish nationalists and cite discussions of the conference terms and regional unrest. The text is garbled with many unreadable sections but indicates political tension around Constantinople and broader Near East events involving British and Turkish actors.
Fraternity Loses Social Privileges After Interruption
An interfraternity council stripped a fraternity of social privileges after alleging misconduct at a campus event last night. The decision followed an internal assessment of behavior, with officials citing disorder and breaches of code.
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Aps Astatted
Wien
New Rates of 1922 Tariff Take Effect
The 1922 tariff rates become law as the president uses new authority to adjust duties on imports. The act imposes elastic valuation and shifts toward American valuation for ad valorem duties, affecting shipments in transit and in port. The commission and revenue offices prepare to enforce the changes.
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Adkoetul
Washington
Igness
Prowl Posera
Othe
Near East Crisis Talks Try to Avert Turkish War
Paris and London pursue eleventh hour diplomacy to avert clashes at the Dardanelles as Curzon and Poincare seek a peaceful settlement. Britain rejects Turkish mediation while France backs diplomacy, with allied leaders urging a peace conference.
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Webb Miller
United Press
Stef
Parix
France
Britain
Near East
Tardanelles
Pointe Sare
Curzon
Dardanelles
Chanak
Benks
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Near Eastern Crisis Must Be Settled By Diplomacy and Not By Forcs of Arma
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Nationalat
Constantinople
Lerment
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