Germany braces as government acts to avert coup
United Press dispatch notes Stresemann regime imposes mild martial law and appoints "dictators" to hold internal order across Germany. Ludendorff and Hitler are named potential threats but are not expected to mobilize. Berlin reports calm while Berlin and Paris anticipate possible Ruhr actions. France plans to heighten troop presence if passive resistance ends.
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United Press
Berlin
Stresemann
Germany
Ludendorff
Hitler
Republic
Kahr
Sy Lloyd Allen
Benzon
France
Earry
Ruhr
Wisconsin Man Becomes Dean of Notre Dame Law School
Special to The Northwestern Madison Tom Konop former congressman from Wisconsin and longtime member of the state industrial commission has left Sunley to assume the role of dean at the Notre Dame University law school. Born in Kewaunee County he studied at Oshkosh Normal and the University of Nebraska earning a bachelor of laws and served three terms as district attorney before entering Congress.
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Madison
Thomas F. Konop
State Industrial Commission
Sunley
Notre Dame Universit
Law
Konop
Congress
Winth
Wisconsin
Industrial Commission
Air
Grv i L
Pmnpp
Pos
van Dyke, Shaw, Muskat & van Dyke
Milwaukee
Franklin
Kewaunee County
Arers
Gshkosh Normal
Tel
University of Nebraska
Kenop
Wyo Train Crash Yields Bodies As Rescue Begins
Three bodies were recovered early today from the wreck of Chicago, Burlington & Quincy passenger train No. 80 near Casper, Wyoming, as rescue teams labored amid receding waters and blowing snow. Brakeman EG J Wivlie of Casper led the first body removal, with G W Nourse of Glenni son and Alhet Fr of Dodge City found crushed beneath train cars.
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Associated Press
Casper
Wyo
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Cole Creek
Here
EG. J. Wivlie
G. W. Nourse
Glennison
Cole
Alhet Fr
Dodge Cry
Kan
Acite
Schultz
F. O Dennell
Cn Eaten
Week's Bank Report Shows Reserve Increase At Banks
New York banks and trust companies for the week show an excess in reserves of 23150 560. This is a reserve increase of 29393 20.
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Fress
New York
Cleanpg House
Storm Toll Rises as Nebras ka Floods Claim Eighteen
The day’s early AP report cites heavy rain and wind across Nebraska and western towns. Eighteen deaths are listed, with Otto J. Dubek of Mark, Nebraska, drowned after slipping into a flooded creek. At Counsville a cloudburst wrecked three houses. among the victims were eleven people trapped in Robert Zie Carver’s home, a fire rescue scene linked to prior burns and an oil explosion.
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Associated Press
Omaha
Neb
Nebraska
Otto J. Dubek
Mark
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Louisville
Counsville
Robert Zie- Carver
More Than Thousand Enroll in Voluntary Military Training
At the University of Wiesansin more than 1,100 students have voluntarily enrolled in military courses after compulsory training was abolished. The report notes enrollment nears the previous total with future registrations expected, including about 290 in advanced courses and roughly 290 more in later offerings.
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United Press
Madison
University of Wiesansin
Prt
Madison Moves For Municipal Athletic Field
The Madison special committee reviewing sites for a municipal athletic field chose a tract near the capitol square on the east. A bond issue of 50,000 is likely, with 45,090 for property purchase and the rest for ground work and equipment. Alderman Joseph L. Starr chairs the committee.
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Northwestern
Madison
Capit Square
Joseph L. Starr
Labor Ang to Hit Hard in Campaign
Labor leaders at the Portland convention will seek the largest campaign fund in history to back the 1324 race. They aim to build a labor bloc in Congress, aligning farm and city labor to press for pro labor legislation amid rising prosperity and industry demand for workers.
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LABOR
Portland
Ore
Lawrence Martin
United Press
Washington, DC
Organized Labor
Congress
Friends of Labor
Rhineland separatists plan rally and republic bid
A Cologne dispatch says Rhineland separatists will proclaim a Rhineland republic and nominate Dr Hang A Dorten as president during a Sunday rally in Duesseldorf. Authorities fear mass demonstrations and seek to avert clashes.
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Associated Press
Cologne
Duesseldorf
Rhineland
Hang A. Dorten
Paris
Kufahl Cleared of Connection to Mrs Schaude Case
In Walworth County Wisconsin a statement from District Attorney Alfred Godfrey says Ernest Kufahl, 30, suitor of Mrs Schaude, 27, widow, had no connection with her acts but will be held as a material witness. Kufahl’s release was set at 2000 dollars after twelve hours of questioning.
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United Press
Bihhory
Wis
Alfred Godfrey
Walworth County
Ernest Kufahl
Schaude
Godfrey
Ings
Kufahi
Grosslp
Hus
Funeral for Buckley the Kansas City physician
Funeral services were held at the Cathedral in St Paul for Dr Edward Buckley a leading physician and member of the Knights of Columbus who died Wednesday night. Honorary pallbearers included several national officers of the order. Burial was at Calvary Cemetery in St Paul.
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Associated Fresc
St Paul, Minn
Edward Bu Prems Phselcian
Knights of Columbus
Bunal
Calvary Cemetery
McCormick Granted Three More Months Liberty in Conspiracy Case
McCormick receives an extension of three months liberty while a $2,000,000 bond conspiracy case proceeds. The appeal is set for the eleventh circuit next December after his sixth parole. he remains under sentence to serve seven years and pay a $12,000 fine with Fort Leavenworth as a possible transfer.
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Minnneapolis
Mira
Iere Lberty
McCormick
Elvent
Liberta
Fort Leavenworth
Papyrus Arrives in New York After Derby Victory
Papyrus the Derby winner arrived from England aboard the Aquitania at the Dunwid plot on the foot of Fourteenth Street at 9 o clock. Crowds cheered as Papyrus walked the carpeted 80 foot gangplank, police controlled traffic, and the dignified winner seemed like a prince or prize fighter amid the cheers, then showed a moment of indignation before prancing. Continued on page 13.
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Steve Hannagin
United Press
New York
Papyrus of
England
Aquitania
Dunwid
Fourteenth Street
Goard
Greece Pays Indemnity to Italy in Greco-Italian Settlement
Rome reports that Greece paid 50 million lire indemnity to Italy for the Janina incident. The sum, deposited in a Swiss bank by Greece, was handed to Italy by the Inter-Allied Council of Ambassadors after Greece accepted the ambassadors ruling. The payment settles the long-standing Greco-Italian dispute.
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Associated Press
Rome
Greece
Italy
Bank of
Bank of Switzerland
Greeca
Cialder
Firemen Save 38 Horses From Ice Company's Stables
Firemen rescued thirty eight horses from the Random Lake ice company stables after a blaze enveloped the roof. Passersby raised the alarm and crews pulled horses to safety, estimating losses at about 274,900 with hay, oats, and other grain badly damaged.
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ICE Company
United Preas
Mileauker
Vefety
Crimke
Random Lake Ice Company
Munrey
Death Probe Swirls Over Webb Heir in Poisoning Angles
Westchester county authorities probe the death of Gertrude Gorman Webb heiress to a 2 million dollar fortune. Coroner Fitzgerald voices natural causes while relatives suspect mercury poisoning. District Attorney reports toxicology results pending as New York police scour the city for the poison buyer.
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United Cross New York
Westcheater County
Bamint
Gertrude Gorman Webb
Avsilatant
Pocort
Wdwward Fitzgerald
Westshuster
Dsucond
CrLy
Asvsgcluied
New York
Charles Tl. Webb
Philadelphia
Fowland
Westchester
Bai- Webb
Tueuay
Gale Banerat
Webb Laday
Teteettye Thomas Main
Martin Swan
William J. Meyer
Charles Webb
Weatchester-Biltmain Country Club
Rye
Families Flee Flood Waters Near Hithe Arkansas River
Families in Wiehlta and nearby areas moved to higher ground to escape rising flood waters from the Hithe Arkansas River and Chisholm Creek after torrential rain. The flood threat prompted evacuations as waters climbed and authorities warned residents to seek safety.
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Wiehlta
Wan
Wiehlta and
Vloneity
Hithe Arkansas River
Chisholm Creek
Militiamen To Provide Protection In North Carolina
United Press dispatch from Spruce Pine reports no militiamen on duty today to safeguard African Americans after about 200 Blacks were deported by an angry mob. Governor Morrigan in Raleigh ordered guardsmen to prevent further violence as a mob sought a suspect who assaulted a white woman and stormed labor camps, with threats to return to the area if not appeased.
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United
Father of Emerson Thornton Weeps at Funeral in Wisconsin
Rawlos Wisconsin reports Emerson Thornton, 19, found dead in a deserted shack near Odinah on September 24. His father L Thornton, a tribal member, refused to attend the funeral, saying bonds of adopted family rival blood ties. Relatives gather as details of the death unfold. article continues on page 33.
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United Prese
Rawlos
Wis
Flez
Bis
L. Thornton
Emerson
Qdanah
Wia
La Follette Invited to Address Oil Meet in Chicago
Chicago Associated Press reports the American Oil Men’s association will host a Chicago meeting next week to discuss government supervision of the oil industry. Senator Robert La Follette of Wisconsin is invited to speak, with others addressing whether the oil industry should be under government supervision.
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LA Follette
Chigago
Associated Press
Chicago
Robert la Totlette
Wiseconsin
Congress
la Oilette
Condemnation of British Participation in Booze Smuggling
London editorial condemns British involvement in liquor smuggling and calls private participation discreditable to Ireland’s reputation. The piece notes Washington’s suggestions on a limit for liquor seizures and urges study of the issue at the imperial conference opening Monday.
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Associated Presa
London
Uedertalser
Washington
Raph
Hqmer
Goc Enterprises
Lealand
Court denies Mangan appeal to reopen Walton case
Oklahoma City dispatch says the supreme court denied an application to reopen Gov Walton's appeal from a secretary of state decision, removing barriers to a statewide vote on a bill allowing the legislature to investigate officials. Six Tulsa county witnesses, including Leonard and Floyd Cog, and their spouses, are missing after appearing before the governor’s military commission, with searchers in Wagoner Okmulgee Creek and Tulsa counties.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Ohlar
Stets Supreme Court
J. €. Walton
Secretary of State
Elecon
Tulsa
Ofu
Tulsa County
J. C. Walton
Wallace
Jae
B H. Markham
Wagoner
Okmulgee
Creek
Nvitare
Martial Board of Inquiry
Menvy
Gcourt
Leonard
Floydcogh
Eugene Gootaby
Myre Sain
Wisconsin Weather and Roads Across Regions
Weather update lists cloud or rain conditions for Milwaukee La Crosse Madison Milwaukee region roads various. Anticipates showers and warm temperatures with cooler nights and mixed precipitation in some areas. Regional outlook notes possible showers midweek and general improvement in road conditions as weather stabilizes.
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Associated Press
Ahiwaukee
la Crosse
Jdanestlle
Nacine
Wausau
Marison
Freedot Anmleton
Claudy
Wenorht
Cloude
Coul
Miutowoo and
Shebeggen
Ine
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Jack Walton
Oklahoma
Rhineland Republic
Kufahl
Buckley
K. C
M’cormick
Papyrus
County and Cry
Join Death
Thornton
J.C. Walton
Ku Klux Klan
Walton
Shmawers
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Somwal
Woecherntstook
Wiersort
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