Two Slayers of Tat Farmstead Reported Caught
Minneapolis police say two men connected to the Slayton farmer killing on July 28 near Glencoe have been captured en route from Seattle. Charles Forbes and Myron Bassett, both Minneapolis residents, confessed to part of the crime and implicated others. The case centers on an auto theft and a staged escape.
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Stop Lending Europe Money Opinion by Green on Loans
Representative Green of Audubon predicts Congress will not authorize more loans to Europe. He says private parties must supply any further credits and notes the U S has already advanced about 20 000 000 000 since 1914, mostly to allies, with little chance of repayment.
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National Equal Rights League Plans Nationwide Campaign
The National Equal Rights league holds a conference in Washington DC with delegates from 30 states to organize local and state units to combat race discrimination segregation and violence. The group aims to raise 200000 to fund a drive against lynching disenfranchisement segregation and Jim Crow policies.
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President Wilson Ends Tour Amid Ill Health Signals
President Wilson, wearied by weeks of speeches, adheres to his doctor’s orders and rests after indigestion and a lingering cough. He cancels the Wichita stop, seeking quiet recovery aboard the train with brief car rides and careful pacing.
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President cancels remaining speeches advice from private clans
News from Washington reports the White House, advised by private clans, cancelled the remainder of the president's speeches. The decision drew strong interest in Washington and at the Capitol where Democrats and Republicans noted the peace treaty prospects would not be altered by the president's return. Advertising is always news.
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