Sisters of Four Bent on Moral Stage Invasion
The narrative portrays Addie and Jessie Cherry and the three other sisters as touring performers, staging dramatic entertainments across towns. They push provocative material, drawing crowds yet facing mixed reactions from audiences and critics.
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German President Ebert Relapses Amid Grave Illness
Berlin reports President Frederick Ebert's condition worsened with another relapse from peritonitis after an appendectomy. Physicians warn death possible at any moment as bulletins show fluctuating improvement and renewed danger. Thousands of Republicans anxiously follow Reichstag updates.
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Reichstag
CARL D. GROAT
United Press Stat
Berlin
Frederick Ebert
Bier
Unitel Press
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Jrederieh Ebert
German republic
yielling
Fran Ebert
Fires Wagon Down Halves Loss In St Paul Mills
In St Paul two fires late last night caused damage estimated at about half a million dollars. The pattern shop of the St Paul Foundry on the North side was destroyed. A second blaze began near 12 a m in the Hendrick building in the Loop and threatened thousands of dollars of sloops and property.
Stabilization of Orient Ties Tied to Russo Japanese Accord
Minister Shidehara states that Tokio sees stabilization of international relations in the Orient as an outcome of the Russo Japanese treaty. He scoffs at fears of Soviet propaganda and asserts confidence in the treaty's effect.
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Shidehara
Wisconsin Senator Attacks Severson Act as Damnable
Milwaukee leaders and state figures debated the Severson law at a public hearing. Senator Walter Polakowski called the act the most adamnable legislation, saying prohibition increases crime and insanity while mistreating youth. Opponents warned repeal could worsen conditions. supporters framed enforcement as politics.
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Madison
Wis
Walter Polakowski
Milwaukee
Severson city
senate committee on
state
Polakowski
Waupun
Tayeheedah
capitol
E J. Metcalfe
Mad
Metcalfe
Anne V. Warren
Madigan
Daniel Cruewe
Wisconsin And Saloon league
W. D. Miller
State Federation of Women's clubs
Polahowski
Recall Measure Goes To Voters For State U
Madison reports a constitutional amendment proposing recall of public officers moves to statewide referendum. The Heck resolution passed the Assembly 60 to 22 after Senate approval, with the Judiciary committee earlier recommending non-concurrence. The final action followed a 65 to 4 engrossment and a rules suspension. The Assembly also backed a Weber resolution to study a state owned cement plank.
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Madison
assembly
senate
Judiciary committee
Urgent Averaging Machine Doubles as Career Advised Tool
Madison Wis Prof Clark Hull of the University of Wisconsin developed an averaging machine that can compute a student’s ratings from up to forty intelligence tests in minutes. The device perforates perfect ratings and test grades on slips fed simultaneously, with metal fingers reading the data to yield an overall average. Hull patented the invention after costing about $2500 to perfect and notes its use in advising vocations.
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Madison
Wis
Clark L. Hull
University of Wisconsin
Hull
Prof
Plymouth Lodge Plans Erecting a Masonic Home
Plymouth-Cassis Lodge No. 167 plans a new two story Masonic temple in Plymouth. The building will include a basement bowling area a main floor banquet hall and kitchen and a second floor lodge rooms and preparation rooms.
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Cassis Lodge
Cassia lodge
Jury Awards $41,000 in Ford Dam Case
A sealed verdict in federal court returned $41,000 to the Neely family of Crystal Falls Michigan in a $100,000 damage suit against Ford Motor Company. They alleged Ford built a dam on the Iron River flooding mineral property. Judge Geiger submitted the case to the jurors who fixed the amount.
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Neely
Crystal Malls
Negaunee
Mich
Ford Motor Company
upper Michigan
Ford company
Iron River
Geiger
Gifts on welcome veto aimed at titles for King George
Capetown reports the assembly voted to inform King George that future gifts of British titles are unwelcome on the Prince of Wales visit. Premier Herzog, a nationalist, opposed the measure.
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Cit Press
Capetown
South Africa
Prince of Wales
George
Herizog
Geneva Protest to League Over German Sarre Occupation
A note from Geneva protests to the League of Nations against the French occupation of the Sarre. The aim is to prompt League debate in tandem with the allied conference on Cologne. The message reflects contemporaneous tensions and diplomatic pressures.
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Geneva
Germany
league of nation
Sarre
Cologne
Poor Harvest in Odessa Province Warns of Famine
A Riga correspondent for the Daily Telegraph reports an unsatisfactory harvest in Odessa province at 1am. The famine already gripping the region threatens five additional provinces.
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London
Daily Telegraph
Riga
Odessa
Senator McCormick Painted As Crusader In Death
The Rev. Charles B. Wood described Senator Medill McCormick as a crusader who never surrendered, praising his search for truth and righteousness as his body lay in state in Chicago. The train carrying his body arrived from Washington for simple services at Fourth Presbyterian Church, with Dawes and other leaders attending and crowds bearing flowers.
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C. B. Wood
United Press
Chicago
Medill McCormick
Charles B. Wood
Church of the Covenant
Washington, D. C
Illinois
Harold McCormick
United States
Mcinley
Ilinois
Spencer
Maissouri
McCormick
Dr. Wood
Wis
Washington
Fourth Presbyterian church
Charles G. Dawes
George Brennan
Indictment of a Dozen Men Ties Ohio Whiskey Ring
Federal grand jury here indicts nearly a dozen men linked to Ohio whiskey bootlegging and permit fraud. Alleged conspirators include a Columbus financier politician, Ohio officials, and a fugitive ex-Armand Drug and Candy president. Witnesses from Pennsylvania expected. indictments may name more Keystone State figures.
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Ohio
England
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Washington, D. C
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prohibition inspection service
Ohio federal prohibition department
Armand Drug and Candy company
Hungary
Hatner distilery
Obro
Armand Drug company
Youngstown
Air power debate shapes U S naval planning
Admiral William Sims told the House Aircraft Committee battleships are obsolete and airpower and submarines are key. He urged large air forces for the Canal Zone and said planes must operate with the navy under expert naval leadership, opposing unification of army navy and air services. He cited 1921 bombing tests and the coming primacy of air power in future conflicts.
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United Presz
Washington
W. Sims
House Aircraft committee
Sims
Perkins
New Jersey
Sima
United Press
Panama canal
mT HRwe
William
house aircraft investigating committee
Willam Mitchell
United States
navy
Mitchell
Canal zone
Buckau's Long Voyage Spurs Higher Marine Insurance Premiums
Hamburg reports insurers deem Blettner's rotor ship invention impracticable after Buckau's first lengthy voyage. Companies cite technical and reliability concerns delaying adoption and increasing risk assessment.
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Hamburg
Buckau
marine imeurance
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Knights of Guadalupe Repelled at Santo Tomas Church
In Mexico City the Knights of Guadalupe attempted to seize the Santo Tomas church but were repulsed by defense forces. Firemen dispersed the intruders after eight people were injured by stones.
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Mexico City
Knights of Guadalupe
Knights of Columbus
church of Santo Tomas
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