Submarine M mishap near Isle of Wight claims crew
The Royal Navy reports a submarine with 4 officers and 64 crew missing after a presumed sinking about 12 miles south of Start Bay near the Isle of Wight. Naval search efforts resume as divers and support craft comb the waters, weather hampering recovery while authorities fear all hands may be lost.
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Lansdowne Testimony Upheld In Shenandoah Case
Washington witnesses describe sensational testimony by Mrs Lansdowne about an alleged effort to influence her sworn accounts in the Shenandoah inquiry. Captain Foley resigns as judge advocate and plans to testify when the board reconvenes Monday, as Moreland faces records disputes and faces further cross examination.
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Washington
Paul Foley
Shenandoah
Shenandoah inquiry board
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Zachary Jansdowne
Mitchell
Foley
Frank Reid
Col
Sherman Moreland
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Moreland
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Immigrants Freed in Federal Court Decision
A federal court decision frees a number of migrants held on unlawful entry charges. The ruling notes actions by immigration authorities and references related measures and statutes. Court proceedings determined the status and release timing of these individuals amid ongoing immigration policy debates.
Market turmoil as trades surge and prices wobble
The market shows frantic turnover with heavy buying and selling. Trading activity drives intraday volatility amid uncertain credit conditions and shifting orders.
Probing Bootleg: Beards and the Sacramental Wine Clamp
Treasury drafts new rules limiting sacramental wine intake to under one million gallons annually. Assistant Treasury Secretary Andrews and prohibition chief drafted after uncovering a dozen fraud schemes. Bootleggers posed as orthodox rabbis or created fake congregations to extract permits.
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Andrews
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Final Plea Made Today By Defense In Oberholtzer Case
Noblesville Ind mob frenzy over Madge Oberholtzer death drives defense final plea for acquittal of David Stephenson Matt Klenck and Farl Gentry in first degree murder trial. Prosecutor demands death penalty while urging jurors to uphold lawful procedure over mob justice.
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Noblesville
Ind
Eph. Inman
David Stephenson
Matt Klenck
Farl Gentry
Joan
Inman
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Stephenson
Nobelasville
PD. C. Stephenson
Charles Cox
Earl Klenck
Harl Gentry
Madge Oberholtzer
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Detva Peasants Seize Socialist Agitators in Village Clash
Report from Vienna says villagers in Detva, Slovakia, seized thirteen socialist agitators and cut off their ears during a rural unrest incident. The event underscores escalating tensions between peasants and political reformers in the region.
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Vienna
Detva
Blast at Racine lunch stand shocks city
Police investigate a deadly lunch stand bombing in Racine that killed Stanley Packamore and seriously injured Ralph Meyer. About twenty five pounds of dynamite, believed stolen from a quarry magazine, was used. A husband suspected of jealousy is a leading theory, with Packamore recently seen with a married woman. Police seek clues as they sift motives and suspects.
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United Press
Racine
Stanley Packamore
Ralph Meyer
Packamore
lundstand
Wisconsin judge notes shifting real estate values since 1914 boom
In a transfer to the Sheboygan County Board, Judge Charles D. Rosa of the Wisconsin Tax Commission explains that city and farm land values have shifted due to wartime price rises and the 1920 deflation. He cites scarce sales since 1920, uneven regional peaks, and a late recovery through 1921, arguing present-day values reflect fair equalization amid volatile markets.
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I. B. Wensink
Charles D. Rosa
Wisconsin Tax commission
Rosa
tax commission
United States
Arrest Woman For $500 Robbery Here
Milka Caramborga, described as a Gypsy, was arrested in Sheboygan for allegedly stealing $500 from the Bank of Sheboygan. She was arraigned in municipal court, bail set at $600, and remanded to county jail when unable to post. Four companions, including Louis Resteick, Anna Resteick, Katherine Bula, and Anna Milana, were later released.
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Carambotza
Meyer
Elaborate preparations for G A R Veterans Day observance
Carl Witte Camp No 37 and its Auxiliary have arranged a Veterans Day program at the Robert W Blow Parish hall for Civil War veterans from across the country. A 6 o clock dinner prepared by the auxiliary will follow greetings and speeches by G A R members, with entertainment including a male quartet, two young girls, and dances by Germain Steffes and Miss Nehmich's students. Invited guests include Plymouth Camp S O U V and Women’s Relief Corps members. Members are urged to wear their badges.
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Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War
Sons of Veterans
Robert W. Blow
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Germain Steffes
Miss Nehmich
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Plymouth
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Blaine Publishes Letters on Casperson Resignation
Gov. John J. Blaine releases correspondence with Sen. Casperson that led to Casperson's resignation from the university board of regents. Blaine says Casperson attended seven of thirteen meetings through July 1, 1925, and asks for his resignation. Casperson accepts, effective Sept. 1, 1925.
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Casperson
Madison
Wis
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board of regents
Gov. Blaine
Fred BR. Z”immerman
United States
Terman L. Ekern
Senator Casperson
university board of regents
university
board of
Ro bert Louis Stevenson Birthday Observed Today
The Daily Almanac notes today marks the birthday anniversary of novelist and essayist Ro bert Louis Stevenson. A historical note also recalls the final passenger train from the east arriving in Cheyenne Wyoming on November 13 1867.
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Robert Louis Stevenson
finral
Cheyenne
Wyo
Saloon liquor raids lead to three arrest warrants
Sheboygan police raided two saloons on Thursday night netting beer, moonshine, and spiking paraphernalia. Warrants were issued for John Arenz and William Kefes on illegal manufacture and for Ed Altenbach on illegal possession. Raids at 1511 Jefferson Ave yielded twenty five cases of Chicago brewed beer, spiking gear, and other equipment. Altenbach’s 1301 Michigan Ave saloon yielded moonshine. All three men are set for municipal court arraignment in the afternoon.
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John Arenz
William Kefes
Ed Altenbach
Arenz and
Kefes
Jefferson avenue
Chicago
Altenbach
Michigan avenue
Friday the 13th Hoodoo Fails in City Hall
In Chicago the marriage license bureau, usually busy, was nearly empty on Friday the 13th while yesterday's rush produced over 300 licenses. Health Commissioner Dr. Herman Trundesen dismissed Friday the 13th superstitions, saying the supposed omen brings trouble only if expected.
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Chicago
Herman Trundesen
Holt Case Testimony Nears End
Waukegan Maying reports the Holt murder trial nears finish with six witnesses. Key testimonies describe a violent quarrel before the Sept 20 shooting as prosecutors press circumstantial evidence while defense cites self inflicted wound theory. State plans to call experts including Dr William Krohn and Dr Frederick Tastey to support their positions.
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United Press
Waukegan
Maying
Clara Harey
Albert
Arthur Holt
Lillian Holt
Charles Clark
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Clark
Harey
Holt
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Arthur Hovit
Mrs Holt
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Frederick A. tastey
Laka County
Noel Insane, Doctor Says on Stand in Noel Case
United Press report from Newark states Harrison W. Noel on trial for slaying Raymond Vieree, a negro chauffeur. Dr. Carlos MacDonald, a New York alienist, testified Noel suffers from dementia praecox and is insane. The defendant also faces kidnapping and murder charges involving Mary Daly.
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United Press
Newark
N. J
Harrison W. Noel
Raymond Vieree
Carlos MacDonald
New York
Noel
Clothing theft hits Stern Clothing mansion by gang
United Press reports $50,000 worth of clothing stolen from Stern Clothing company in a night raid. Five bandits bound and gagged employee Frank Westrick after entering the shop. the robbery was uncovered when employees arrived this morning.
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Chicago
Stern Clothing company
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Frank Westrick
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