Oshkosh Bank Robbery Suspect Identifications Report
Assistant cashier John Glatz describes the Oshkosh Exchange Bank robbery and identifies a possible gang leader who entered before the raid. He recalls being shot in the face, triggering the alarm, and details the attackers’ appearance while recovering in bed and noting his injuries and improving condition.
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Exchange Bank
John E. Glatz
Northwestern
H. J. Haubrick
Glatz
Gabbert
Contraband Cloaks Linked to Bank Robbery Suspects
Two valuable ladies coats identified as stolen from A Dahlberg store in Antigo during a burglary the night before Labor Day. Coats valued at 345 and 249 dollars, found in a trunk with suspects Mr and Mrs Charles Turner. Additional garments may link to further thefts totaling about 2300 dollars for Goldberg store and 1500 from a prior burglary. Police probe includes trunk shipments from Chippewa Falls and other stores.
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Exchange
A. Dahlberg
Antiga
Goldberg
Martha Shadek
Charles Turner
King
Susdek
Shadek
Chippewa Falls
Waupaca
Cunningham
Nes Lucy Schneers
Upham &Russell Company
Shawano
Dowling
Swift & Co
Exchange Bank of
Oxhkost
Butte Des Morts
Edward Rogers
James King
Gabbert
E H. P. Cunningham
Wisconsin Bankers’ Association
W. H. Gorshell
Pinkerton J Agency
Winneconne
Omro
Oshkosh
Harding Back On Porch Before Campaign Trip
Marion Ohio United Press staff correspondent Raymond Clapper reports Wearren G Harding returned to his front porch for a brief rest before his second major campaign swing into October. He has completed three grueling days and more than twenty speeches across three states, hoarse but active, with Mrs Harding at his side. He replies to Cox and Roosevelt on America first and the League of Nations, saying he will negotiate treaties as president but rejects a world government, supports an international court and a redefined global relationship. The trip resumes with added safety measures after a near-accident from a broken casting under a train.
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Raymond Clapper
United Press
Marion
G. Harding
Harding
Cox
Franklin D. Roosevelt
America First
League of Nations
Jil
Senate
America
Versailles
Auto Workers Laid Off At Willys Overland Toledo Plants
Toledo plants of Willys Overland shut down yesterday and today, laying off 4,600 workers. Fewer than 2,900 remain to operate pipe plants the rest of the week as the company weighs a three day per week schedule or full closure. Decline in auto demand blamed for the curtailment. Timkin Roller Bearing plant in Columbus also cut shifts, with 900 of 1,636 employees laid off until further notice due to weak auto industry demand.
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Toledo
Willys- Overland
Associated Press
Willys-Overland Company
Jis
Dras
Timkin
Golumbus
Timkin Roller Bearing Company
Polish lands hit by invasion lack grain and tools
A cablegram to the Polish purchasing bureau states 40 percent of Poland lacks grain and farming implements due to the Russian invasion and eastward Polish advance. The crops are very poor this year, and about 170000 tons of grain would be needed from the United States immediately.
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Associated Press
New York
Polana
Poland
United States
Wound Detail After Shielding Incident With Mr Glatz
Tuesday a dislodged fragment entered Mr Glatz's face about an inch below the left eye. The wafer shaped fragment, roughly a dime in size, left a clean round hole. He bled heavily but the heart remained steady and there is no infection or fever. He hopes to be up and out within a few days.
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Mr. Glatz
Hunger strike in Cork reaches 49th day for MacSwiney
An Associated Press bulletin from the Irish self-determination league reports Cork mayor Terence MacSwiney slept from 9 30 p m to 12 90 a m during the 49th day of his hunger strike. He woke weak and exhausted but slightly refreshed, with his condition described as virtually unchanged.
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Associated Presa
Landem
MacSwiney
Cork
Irish Self-Determination League
Home Office
Jord
Galveston Fire Rages Through Waterfront Area
A massive blaze swept the Galveston waterfront early today causing widespread damage. Three steamships at pier 36 including Ancon and Gloria de la Larrinaga burned, cotton sheds and sulphur docks destroyed, and fires spread along seven blocks as winds hampered efforts. Firefighters, citizens, and troops fought to contain the inferno noted as confined to its present area later.
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United Press
Galveston
Texas
Humes
J. B. W. Steele Company
Fowler & McVitie
Jared
Fowler and McVitie
Cotton Concentration Company
Freeport Sulphur Company
S&th Street
Wheat futures slip amid new lows in December and March
Kansas City wheat futures fell 3 percent with December delivery at 210.44 and March at 206.45 as both contracts closed lower from yesterday. Sugar prices weakened to new yearly lows for both raw and refined grades with the Federal Sugar Refining Co cutting prices to 13 cents per pound for fine granulated priced raw sugar at 21.9 cents delivered duty paid.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
New York
Federal Sugar Refining Company
Body Found On Lake Michigan Shore Near Milwacker
Police seek identity of a man found battered on the Lake Michigan shore south of Milwacker late yesterday. He appeared to have been killed as bruises were evident. The hat bore the initials G. C. P.
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United Prersa
Wilewaaker
Milwacker
Lake Michigan
Cox On Dry Question Stirs Hutchinson Debate
Hutchinson Kansas Governor, a Democrat, said he would have voted dry on prohibition if in Senator Harding's shoes. He charged Harding had voted wet thirty two times and dry two times, framing a party line contrast ahead of the Republican contest.
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Associated Press
Hutchinson
Kan
Harding
Economic or Social Revolution Which French Labor Union Chooses
Paris faces a split at Orleans Congress on whether to join the Third International or stay with a professional union base. The May strike failure highlights tensions between socialist unity and moderate, professional labor approaches.
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Associated Press
Paris
Labor Federation
Orleans
Jroin
French Unified Socialist Party
Third Internationale
Atlantic Coast Storm Warning and Cooler Weather Update
Storm warnings cover the Atlantic coast from Hatteras to Maine and the Great Lakes region. Storms moving north northeast bring rain and cooler conditions, with frosts extending south to Oklahoma and the upper Mississippi valley. Forecast calls for generally fair weather east of the Mississippi tomorrow.
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Washington
Gates
Atlantic
Hatteras
Maine
Atlantic Coast
East Gulf Coast
Atlantic States
Gulf Coast
Great Lakes
Rocky Mountaing
Bureau
Gulf States
Mobile
Alabama
New Orleans
Dallas
Plains States
Oklahoma
Mississippi Valley
Upper Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Mississippi
Georgia
Stricter Enforcement Urged for Traffic Laws
J A Van Osdel general attorney for the Union Traction company of Indiana urged tougher enforcement of traffic laws. He cited a 1918 Indiana test showing 4 percent of engineers failed to signal at highway crossings while 22 percent of drivers did not obey the signals, highlighting safety concerns at steam road crossings.
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Associated Preas
Millmaker
J. A. van Osdel
Union Traction Company of
Indiana
National Eafety Council
Ordel
Indiana Service Corporation
Volstead Nominated for Congress Seat in Seventh District
Representative A J Volstead of Minnesota, author of the prohibition enforcement act, was named the Republican candidate for Congress from the Seventh district to fill the vacancy caused by Rev O J Hyrule’s disqualification after defeating Volstead in the June primaries.
Progress by Poles in Galicia Reported by War Office
United Press dispatch from Warsaw says Polish forces in Galicia report progress. Key gains include the capture of Kaemeniets and a northern Pripet river advance yielding about 50 miles of advance.
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United Presa
Warsaw
War Office
Sid Kaemeniets
Pripet
Weston Fire Destroys Twenty One Buildings
A massive blaze yesterday destroyed twenty one structures in Weston including the Methodist church arch. Fire units from Menomonie across the river aided in containing the flames and preventing further spread.
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United Press
Kan Claire
Weston
Menominie
Baseball Bribery Scandal Rumors Patch at Chicago Trial
New York figures claim ten gamblers earned at least 250000 by bribing Chicago White Sox players in the 1919 World Series. Able Attell says a mastermind ran the scheme with others aiding, names to be revealed later. Chicago grand jury probes continue despite objections raised by State’s Attorney Hoyne. Justice McDonald confirms ongoing inquiry and possible future confessions from players. New York discussions touch on fixing rumors as Ebbets and Robinson meet. Gandil speaks from hospital about further statements to come.
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Associated Press
New York
Able Attell
Chicago
Muster Ming
Attell
UIL
Maclay Hoyne
Cook County
McDonald
Hoyne
Henry U. Brigham
Frank
Brigham
Chicago White Sox
Grand
Jn Tha Warner
Ind
Bir. Ebbets
Robinson
Brooklyn
Lewis
Ebbets
Eibbets
Ernest Kruger
Lew Wrat Gandil Bays
Potatoes Hit Toboggan in Wholesale Price Drop
United Press reports a potato price move as potatoes traded at 50 cents a bushel, marking a reduction from prior levels. The notice notes the wholesale price shift affecting market listeners and vendors.
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Ity United Press
Indiansapplix
Billy Sunday on Baseball Clean Again Says Sunday
Evangelist Billy Sunday argues that baseball will recover its wholesome image after a gambling scandal. He insists American boys will remain loyal to the game, believing it can be played honestly and that vice will be exposed and punished. He cites Eddie Cicotte’s expulsion as proof crooked play hurts reputations but not young fans.
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Billy Sunday
United Press
Ronanke
Eddie Cicotte
Dolla
Iota
League on Battlefield Mission To End Polish Lithuanian Hostilities
The League of Nations will send a mission to a battlefield to advise on troop dispositions and press Bolshevik forces via Lithuania. Led by Colonel Chardignay, the delegation includes military officers from member nations. The aim is to prevent further fighting and pressure Red Army forces in the region. Also, Vorarlberg seeks to unite with Switzerland, sending a petition to the League via Vienna.
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Polned
Tithurnia
United Presa
Paria
League of Nations
Sunwalki
Chardignay
League
Mlasian
Lithuania
Apsunen Fress
Vienna
Vorariberg
Austrian
Switzerland
Soldiers Aid Inquiry In American Legion Convention
American Legion to conduct thorough investigation into failure of federal bureaus to provide soldier aid. W. Galbraith Jr. announced steps for remedial legislation. Cincinnati born national commander. executive committee and new officers to meet. Five vice commanders elected: Emery Grand Rapids, Goldingay Newark, Winslett Wakeville, Pend Kenosha, Sbroougham Reno. chaplain Inger elected at Montgomery.
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American Legion
John G. Emery
Grand Rapids
Mich
Thomas J. Goldingay
Newark
Winslett
Sakeville
Ala
C. G. Pend
Kenosha
Cold weather postpones Cleveland Detroit game in AL series
Detroit postpones the first Cleveland Detroit game due to cold weather with a doubleheader set for tomorrow. Rain also caused NL games at Pittsburgh and Boston and an AL game in Philadelphia to be postponed with doubleheaders planned for Saturday.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
Cleveland
Pittsbang
Boston
Philadelphia
U S Aviation Plans Outlined for December Congress
Representative Jules Kahn of California outlines a federal aviation program to push U S leadership in air travel. He proposes an annual 5.6 million dollar appropriation to spur invention in plane designs and new devices for safer more practical air travel, supporting both commercial and military aviation.
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United Press Warahington
United States
Congress
Julies Kahn
California
House ‘Military Affairs
Kahn
Famous Castle Burns in Moselle Fire
Coblenz reports the destruction by fire of the Ithioss Fitz, a famed twelfth century castle on the Moselle between Coblenz and Trieves. The stronghold was long a residence of the counts of Elets.
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Associated Press
Coblenz
Ithioss Fitz
Moselle
Trieves
Elets
Wilson Wildly Wary Of Congress Over Merchants Act
Washington opinion is split over President Wilson's refusal to carry out section 34 of the merchant marine act. Republicans denounce autocratic defiance, while others defend his constitutional prerogative. Section 36 allows enforcement despite unconstitutionality, and doubts about treaty complications loom as officials warn of far reaching effects on open door commerce with China. Continued on Page 5.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
Congress
Supreme Court
Imerdchant Marine
Dyefficultics
Dec. M
Colby
Thsdar
Davis
Senate
United States
Sam
China
Peking
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Ficat
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Weather Bureau
Toronto
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Ontario
Erion
Huron
Volstead
Fort Worth
Tex
Lufkin
Chick Gandil Tate
Gandil
Presa
Warpan
Bhhwankar
Fox Lake
Felech
Sox
Waupun
Teddy Tetsiiff
Central Auto League
Peisch
Tetzlaff
Les
Felsch
League ON Battlefield
Soldiers Aid Inquiry
U.S. Aviation Plans
Wilson Wort
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