Serious clash of authority developing at Washington
Washington reports a serious clash between the Laltedi Suirs and litat doratain as Harding and his cabinet seek to assert powers over wartime shipping and prohibition enforcement. The dispute involves proposed cabinet action, the Shipping Board under Chairman Lasker, and debates over sale of ships to curb liquor smugglers, with tensions spilling into Congress for a special session.
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LC Merun
Washington
Harding
Congress
Vnelation
Pesard
Miesel Hauer
Thas
Footbone of animal found at Lake Nebagamon
Witness testified the foot bone of an animal was among ashes from Pollack cottage and exhumed remains of Leona Salistad. Dr H G Briananson described evidence at federal court in a $19,900 lawsuit against Newark Life Insurance. Fire occurred September 1900 at various cemeteries. physician aided at Chicago theater fire.
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Associated Peess
Pollack Cottage
Firet
Rehagamon
Leona Salistad
Richard Tit
Eduard
al -Fenshed
HG Briananson
Milwaukee
Newark Life Insurance Company
Bolief
Chicago
High winds and waves claim life on Lake Michigan
Milwaukee coast guard searching for wreckage after heavy swells swept watercraft on Lake Michigan. Reuter and Dowie were thrown from a yacht as a gale raged, with Reuter's body not recovered. The American Gal, overdue at St Joseph after leaving Milwaukee, prompted coast guard lookout for wreckage.
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Lake Michigan
Ay United Press
Milwaukee
Figh
Reuter
William Dowie
Doyle
St Joseph
Conference between Japan and USSR collapses in Tokyo
A Chang Chun Jap Rus conference in Tokyo broke up today after initial talks promised far-reaching effects and potential recognition moves. The Soviet and Russian demands on evacuation of Saghin were the sticking point, preventing serious negotiation and leaving no agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Dy Bose
Mited
Tokyo
J. Pat
Ftussia
Japan
China
Saghihen
Supreme Court Hearing Case on Candidate Names and Ballot Placement
The document outlines a Supreme Court proceeding about placing John McCallahan on the Democratic ballot for governor. It details orders regarding time frames for filings, legal standards for party designation, and potential remedies if names are improperly listed. Also referenced are associated trial actions and related public notices from Milwaukee with details of the involved parties and dates.
German envoy's wife famed as capital beauty
Madame Bendix, wife of Otto Bendix, financial adviser at the German embassy in Washington, is regarded as one of the prettiest women in the diplomatic corps. She has won a host of friends in the U S capital.
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Madame Bendix
Otwig Bendix
Washington
U. S
Veterans of G A R Auxiliary and Allied Groups Meet
The article notes a gathering of veterans affiliated with the G A R Auxiliary and allied organizations. It mentions officials and representatives from multiple states, including Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Michigan, attending a regional meeting at an annual session with discussions of past events and upcoming activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans OF G. A. R. Auxiliary and Allied Organizations
Resolution Seeks Citizenship for American Indian
A fragmented 19th century text outlines a resolution urging Congress to grant full citizenship to American Indians. The draft references Mesigen Harding, tribal rights, and wartime commitments, with unclear names and dates embedded in garbled lines.
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Asser
Prawa
Caelede Poarba Tl Pds
League
Employment Conditions Improve Across Nation in August Report
A Washington based compilation indicates broader August employment gains nationwide with notable rises in construction and durable manufacturing. Increases were linked to wartime production, while declines appeared in certain civilian factories and related service sectors, altering overall totals and prompting scrutiny of industry outlooks.
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Astecreted Mess
Washington
Cmploy Trent Conde Wels
Manterathy
Miewoet
Hoyer
Seven Dead In Auto Crash Toll Raises Alarm
A devastating early report details seven dead and eleven seriously injured as a highway crash near Caluega involves multiple vehicles. Investigators probe mechanical failure and driver error as rescuers rush to the scene. authorities warn of casualties and ongoing inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caleaga
Murder case tied to farm neighbor inquiry near Balzers
A complex report centers on a trial and investigation into a temple murder connected to a farm near Balzers. Statements place LM Shearer and HF Bohai in the dock as investigators pursue the alleged killer amid ongoing proceedings.
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Pratinte
University of Was
Tan Tor
Erties
Aye
LM Shearer Sperial
Bohai
Humaine
Ralar
Averney Bo
Sherer
Leaders Seek Outcome in New Jersey Primary
Washington and other officials report mounting pressure as the New Jersey senatorial primary heads to a close. The race features a tight contest with late-breaking endorsements and campaign pushes across key districts.
Will Not Be Required To Answer Charges By Girl And Mother
A garbled report discusses a district attorney case where a girl and her mother are involved. The text references motions, witness statements, and court actions but remains unclear on specifics. Names and places are unreadable, preventing a precise summary.
Arctic Expedition Not In Immediate Danger Reported
An Arctic expedition is said to be not in immediate danger though conditions and distress signals prompted cautious review. Communications from the crew indicate ongoing efforts to secure safety and await further guidance from support vessels and authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arctic
Italian Prince Umberto Tours Europe in Early Life
Prince Umberto, eighteen, heir to the Italian throne, begins his first solo tour of Europe with his royal parents. He is reported engaged to sixteen year old Princess Maria Relan.
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Umberto
Europe
Relan
Maria
Interallied Debt Conference Likely Early in December
Ambiguous report notes an interallied debt conference possibly meeting in December. The text references financial discussions, approvals, and strategic decisions affecting postwar funding and Allied obligations. Names and places are garbled, but the article centers on anticipated conference timing and debt settlement considerations.
Hurls handbag at Poulinas testifies in court
Witness recounts incident as Poulinas and others describe a heated confrontation. Court records show a testified timeframe with Tas and cross examination details including threats and a collapsing sister as the scene unfolds.
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Poulinas
Miss Bernice Wall in National Meet at Wisconsin
Oshkosh athlete Bernice Wall competes in a national track event as Wisconsin observers note her performance at the Green Bay venue. The report highlights Wall’s participation and forecasts her potential through the meet.
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Bernice Wall OF
Oshkosh
Shrine of the Bard of Avon Presented in Sinferd
A Shrine of the Bard of Avon themed event is described with references to Shakespeare and actors Sothern and Julie Marine. The fragment suggests a stage presentation, possibly at a theater venue with notable performers.
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the Bard of
Avon
United Press
Sinferd-on-Avon
Voldwith
Booth
Obey
Sothern
Julle Marine
Indictment and Bond Details From Herrin Proball Case
A court agenda in Herrin outlines bond terms for several defendants in a case involving alleged crimes. Fixed amounts show $20,000 and $19,000 bonds with additional figures, while the hearing notes indictments and freedom prospects, and a county committee led by Mayor Pat convenes with plans for bond securities and potential pretrial actions. The document references King Poadiites and multiple suspects linked to the alleged act, with several defendants awaiting arraignment or trial.
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Aix
Honda
Macor Pat
Herrin
Poadiites
Confident Republicans Seen Holding Sixty Seat Majority
A report from a conference on the political outlook cites Representative Wood and Republican leaders asserting the party will control the next House with about sixty seats. The discussion touches on cabinet links and potential shifts in staffing, though details remain uncertain.
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Mresed Cadayly
Wood Lndian
Hana
Fiepubheny Congressfonal Committee
Wood
Coeds Agree To Limit Social Engagements At Campus
At Nortasceate University teachers report coeds will limit social engagements and dates to Monday and Thursday evenings during the college term. Miss Helen Pardee, a campus officer, said the plan aims to balance academics with campus life and social activity for students.
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Nortasceate University
Cees
Helen
Myers Retains Title in Weathered Showdown
Unclear text fragment hints at Johnny Meyer defending a championship amid late afternoon action. Report references a mid day event, possible injury to an ankle, and a tense town scene with spectators and local officials.
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Lnkted Prese
Vandisen
Wmn
Johny Weer
Seis
Phy
Wien
Turk official gives reasons for attitude in peace talks
Constantinople officials rejected an immediate Turkish entry into Phialea and objected to Allied demands. They argued a ban on further troop moves would hinder defense against a potential renewed attack and called for a conference including Britain to decide control of Dardanelles and naval movements.
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Constantinople
Ies
Ted Nainve
Angoin Goern
Weoenanno
Olieg
Maimon
Pet
Thrace
Asia
Wisconsin Newspaper Heads to Convene in Milwaukee Tuesday
An assembly of Wisconsin newspaper men convenes in Milwaukee Tuesday for the annual meeting of the Wisconsin Newspaper League. OT Hardy presides as league president with luncheon and entertainment planned, featuring officers and guests from Oshkosh and Chicago related publications.
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Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Assan
Ile Gate Xorte
Thomas — Webb
Punt Webb Ramping
Chidige Pourglas Tavior
William McClegan
Walsh Predicts Clear Democratic Trend in 1948
A.P. report notes Walsh of Massachusetts signals a strong move toward the Democratic party. He plans a speech in Michigan on October 27 as part of campaign events and a broader push for Democratic support ahead of the election season.
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Democratic Party
Walsh
Agaeedated
Washington
Narey
Seater Walsh
Miassachie
Burnin O
Democratic
Cenaturiel Campilen Cofamitten
Wald Veda
Antinent
Udevater
Michigan
Weather Notes: Warmer Tuesday With Clear Skies
The report outlines a warmer trend for Tuesday with clear skies. Local observations record rising temperatures and light winds, indicating a mild day ahead. No precipitation expected as the air remains dry and stable through the afternoon.
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Balzers
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Iowa
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Great Britain
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