Wisconsin primary delivers Kohler Chappie wins over La Follette
In a tight Wisconsin Republican primary, Walter J. Kohler defeats Philip La Follette as voters punish the La Follette dynasty. John Chapple tops Blaine for U S Senate amid heavy industrial center turnout. Democrats contemplate candidates for governor and senator races.
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la Follette
Philip la Follette
Wis Acho
Walter J. Kolster
Phiilip
Behad
Tripudlican
United States
John J D Blaine
Ile
John Chapple
Ashland
Kohler
Chappie
Ells
Mohler
Milwaukee County
Racine
Montana
Democrata
Wisconsin
Blaine
la Follete
Wheeler
Ward
Farmers plan broader holiday strike with market withholding
Midwestern farmers launch a new phase of their holiday strike aimed at withholding all grain and nonperishable products from sale. Leaders emphasize nonviolent action and warn against highway picketing as nearly two million farmers are urged to join. States cited include Minnesota North Dakota Oklahoma Nebraska Iowa Ohio Wisconsin South Dakota Kansas and North Dakota.
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Agriculturista
Ainnesota
North Dakota
Chiahoma
Nebraska
Iowa
Eacd
Ohio
Wisconsin
Finols
Tax stance at Washington meetings cited by Silas Strawn
In Washington week meetings, Silas Strawn urged tax cuts citing a 400 percent rise in government costs since 1913 while national income grew 848 percent. He claimed income taxes in 1930 totaled 2.411 trillion and later dropped to 2.5 trillion in Mead figures.
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National Municipal League
National Conference On Government
Silas
Strawn
United States Chamber of Commerce
Mead
German disarmament talks falter amid Allied unity
As Geneva resumed, Germany skipped full attendance over equal armament demands rejected by Prince. Britain and the United States present a united front while the United States backs progressive disarmament and treaty sanctity. Blerriot in Paris outlines a push for an international inquiry into Versailles infractions. Some papers say Germany may withdraw from the League of Nations.
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Treaty of Vernallies
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David A Reed
Pennsylvania
M. Blerriot
Paris
AL Blerriot
Foreign Affairs Commission
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League of Nations
Pesa
League of Nationa
Hoover Plans First Campaign Speech In Des Moines Iowa
Republican National Chairman Everett Sundter announced President Hoover will speak in Des Moines Iowa on October 4. He will not address the journey to or from Washington and back. The speech aims to relief farmers in the agricultural region where strikes on prices have occurred. Hoover will respond to Franklin Roosevelt's recent address with a nationwide radio broadcast.
Naamath Gandhi Starts Fast in Prison Protest
Gandhi begins a hunger strike after a fruit and milk meal in Yerarda jail. He vows to fast until the government issues terms for communal elections, insisting on staying in his cell and refusing exit unless forcibly released. Supporters gather at the jail in solidarity.
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Naamatha Gandhi
Mahattaia
Yerarda
Jalil
Senator Davis Faces Two Federal Indictments In Moose Lottery Case
James J Davis of Pennsylvania stands trial in New York on two federal indictments alleging he helped run a Moose charity lottery operation. Prosecution claims $3 million in ticket proceeds funded notes and personal accounts while records were discarded after 1943. Defense argues transactions were lawful and long past.
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James J Davis
Peonsylvana
New York
Loyal Order of Moose
Daria Teracnally
Asalatant
United States
Treadwell
Afr
Daris
Hit
Department of the Moose
Priscilla
Counser
California residents oppose raft of federal loans for water and power projects
Citizens challenge a Reconstruction Finance Corp loan to build an aqueduct from Boulder Dam to Los Angeles. They seek a court injunction over the decision to purchase water district bonds and oppose LA requests for a 320 million power line, a 20 million water project, and a 10 million Chesapeake Bay bridge arguing federal funds would favor public projects over private ferries.
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Eee
California Citizensare
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Boulder Dam
Los Angeles
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Water District
Chesapeake Bay
Eminent Dr Frank Billings Dies at 78 in Chicago
The death of Dr Frank Billings of Chicago at age seventy eight is reported. He led many medical organizations and contributed to hospitals clinics and research institutes. He trained numerous doctors and was regarded as a top figure in surgery and medicine. Speaker John N Garner visits Detroit Texas after his mother falls ill and dies at eighty five, having spent his life in northeastern Texas.
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Frank Billings
Chicago
Itls
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John N Garner
Detroit
Texas
Garner
Grand Army of the Republic holds 66th encampment in Springfield
Elded veterans of the Grand Army of the Republic gathered in Springfield Illinois for their sixty sixth annual encampment. They conducted business sessions and visited Lincoln's tomb Camp Butler and other Lincoln related sites. St Lech Milan was chosen for the 12% encampment over Grand Mapida Michigan.
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Springfield
Lincoln
Peleon
Butler
National Cemetery
St Lech
Milan
Grand Mapida
Mich
Cubs Crowned Nathans League Champions In Jubilant Rally
Geno celebrates as the Cubs clinch the Nathans League title. The World Series opener with the New York Yankees is scheduled for September 28 in New York, with the series to begin the following Saturday.
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Cubs
New York Yankees
New Yorks
Valen
Weird Religious Rites of Straits Indian Devotees
A long, graphic account describes thronged ceremonies in Singapore and surrounding regions where Hindus walk on hot coals, undergo body piercing, and venerate Draupadi and Subramanya. The piece details crowd immersion, ritual dress, penance practices, and religious legends fueling the rite.
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Indiana
Jtast
Straits Settlements
France Watches Germany War Prep and Marketing Spin
French papers warn of Germany preparing for another war and demand disarmament. Premier Merriot vows to prove to the League that Germany secretly arms. A separate item notes General Motors executive Biechler touting a refrigerator capacity idea and aggressive advertising as a path to lower prices.
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France
England
League of Nations
Ge¢many
General Electric
Toa
Biechler
La Follette Ally Defeated in Primary by Kohler in Wisconsin
In Wisconsin the La Follette faction suffered a historic loss as Vealista Kohler defeated Governor LaFolletts in the primary marking the first time in forty years a La Follette family member failed to win an election. The piece argues voters punish unemployment with political change and highlights the value of suffrage and results over debate.
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LaFolletts
Wiscone Bls
Vealista Kohler
LaFolletta
Radical
la Follette
Jeweler from Tuckahoe Ends Life After Disappearance Confession
Charles E Du Bois a Tuckahoe New York jeweler unable to explain his wife’s disappearance faced questions about possible involvement. He killed himself in a fatal act of self destruction after the confession surfaced.
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Charles E du Bois
Tuckahoe
Federal judge cites crime cost and racketeering impact
A federal judge notes crime costs the US annually between eleven thousand and thirteen thousand million dollars. An expert says racketeering costs Chicago about 145 million yearly, and many legitimate businesses and unions are affected. the nation needs to clean house.
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United States
Europe
Chicago
Rich Philadelphia heiress chooses marriage over jail in New Jersey
Milas Ruth Ann, a wealthy young woman from Philadelphia, faced a judge who offered jail or an on the spot marriage to a man she had been involved with. She declared she abhorred meetings but preferred marriage to failure and married the gentleman, believing future insight would temper her view on matrimony.
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Strawn
Hostetter
Chicago Employers Asssociation
Ne Wald
Chicago
Duryodhana
Draupadi
Ileturban
Draupad
Supfore
Subramanya Fon
Sira
Singapore
Tank Road
Southridge Road
Subramanya Martyra
Subramanya
Cama
New Jersey
Milas Ruth Ann
Philadelphia
Alla
Mles
Ruth Ann
Marriage as a training school says Schopenhauer pessimism
The article quotes Schopenhauer claiming marriage is a conspiracy where all women unite to force men to support a woman for life. It argues this is a poor description and suggests marriage trains men, noting that women have long sought to educate men, with mixed success and a belief they will eventually prevail.
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Schopenhauer
Lecture for Women Only Sparks Riot at Cleveland Hall
A Cleveland gentleman advertised a women only lecture on Married Love. Police intervened after five hundred angry ladies rushed the auditorium, forcing entry with forged tickets and overpaying by 62 dollars. Disappointed attendees plan to head to Reno to hear lawyers discuss Married Love in free lectures.
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Reno
King Festares
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