Primary elections heat up in five states today
Five states hold primaries today amid prohibition as a leading issue. Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, West Virginia, and Montana select candidates for Congress and state offices while farm relief and waterways plans figure in the Missouri race. Governor sits unchallenged in Virginia as party battles unfold in a volatile political year.
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Montara
Oklahoma
West
Irsinia
Kansas
Missouri
United Sisley Songts
Ppd
George H. Williams
Selden P. Spencer
Dav
M. Proctor
Kansas City Attors
Bipyleed Priest
St. Tauls
West Virginia
Congress
Uoyward M. Gare
Rosenbloom
Carl G.radman
Larry
Frank L. Bowmap
Beon
United States
Charlen Curie
Io the Senata
Do-Specond
Nick Cilles
Negra Publehor
Topeka
Oklaboma
Dovard
Martin B. Trapp
Wich
J.C. Walton
J. W. Harreld
Montana
Mrs Hankins Attends Cleghorn Assembly
Mrs France Scagel Wanklis left Saturday for the Cleghorn Assembly at Camp Cleghorn on Lake Columbia near Waupaca. She is 91 and traveled with Milwaukee friends despite rain, visiting cottages and remaining active in camp activities. The event features speakers including Senator Belle Kearney and others promoting temperance. A separate report notes a death in Shelbyville, Ind, of Frank Co., found in a hotel room. cause listed as natural reasons per Deputy Coroner.
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France
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Canty Cleghorn
Cleghorn
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Lake Columbian
Camp Cleghorn
Wisconsin Good Templars
Coolumbian Lake
Waeapaca
Wisconsin
Belle Kearney
Missisaippi
Congregation
BE. FE. Browse
Waupata
W.C. Eqn
Madison
North
Montello
Segaraens
Minnear
Frank Co. Sheldon
Shelbyville
Ind
Lgbts
News reporter's tip lifts G M G stock high
New York reports that a Wall Street Journal writer Nicholls believed he had an exclusive tip on General Motors stock. The tip sparked a surge as buyers pushed the price up after early dealings, with volumes surpassing 275,300 shares and closing near 92.50 a share on the day.
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U.P
Exehan
Wey
Brsille
Gori Motora Apres
Neap Widlaletit
Fom Nichols
Daw-Jonse and Company
Nubilahera
Ue Wail Street
New Jersey
Marton
Nichaly
Nicholls
Alte Tenkt
Bether
Ciréel van Ih
Ormiston affidavit links mystery woman to Chicago visit
An affidavit by Ormiston, an operator at Angelus Temple, alleges a mystery woman known as Aya X was seen at a cottage near Campbel, California after her disappearance at Amier Sepiple MvPhor. The document, filed in Kilwart Martly’s office, ties no clear connection to the Geneva collage case and places Ormiston in Caring May 21 to May 28.
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Konnal GC
Ormiston
Angelus Temple
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Cal
Aimer
Chicago
Garme
Kilwart Martly
Iywrer
Croylelon
Martin
Taday
Oie
Pawer
Pe Gage
Marlin
Peither
Orminton
Mysterious Kidnap Probe Involving Mrs McPherson
Los Angeles district attorney weighs extending inquiry into Mrs. Aimee Semple McPherson disappearance. Radio operator Kenneth Onedaton admits being with a woman described as "Miss X" at Carmel but denies involvement.
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Mes. McPherson
Attarrey
Avidenne Lal
de Jaindavic
G. Onedaton
Anges Teapl
Mes
Frant Bawlllier Steamer Destroyed Off Labrador
Report indicates the Fran Bawlllier of National steamship Service Ltd was destroyed near Labrador. First news reached Halifax via National Fen Company. crew details and yardwork losses noted.
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Labrador
Jumpers Camp Meeting Opens Thursday Revival Planned
A long camp meeting program starts Thursday at Jumpers Camp with public meals and religious services for 400 days relief. Volunteers will oversee loaves of bread potatoes vegetables and meat milk and other foods, with 25 to 30 men forming the serving team and a large tent platform arranged for daily services over ten days. Rev W S Altehcock reports progress of the associated school and church work and notes a spring revival with leadership changes.
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Sears
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Jett
Uranaport
A. TL
Mrz. Palmer
W. S. Altehcock
Gadd Ottlouk
Hiseledek
Milwaukee Fire Loss Reported At Local Plant Site
Fire caused extensive damage to machinery and grain at a Milwaukee plant near West 1 and 94. Three men were injured as flames and water ruined equipment and stock, with authorities estimating a heavy loss and ongoing investigation into the cause.
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Milwegkee
Charles
A. Krausgees
West
Wloss Estinigteg
Oboa
Wisconsin Farm Bureau Pushes Tobacco Pool Plan
A joint conference backed legislation to study farm cooperatives and expand the Wisconsin tobacco pool. A three member committee will investigate master policies to be drafted for the next legislature while the farm bureau promotes pool expansion and a 12,000 member drive statewide.
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Cooley
Wiscenghe College of Agriculure
Tobicco Organization
Slailisna
Coast Guard to Launch Offensive on Rain Rulings Influence
The coast guard plans a new offensive following a United States Court of Appeals decision asserting American ships fall under US law worldwide. With enhanced authority under a British anti smuggling agreement, patrols will extend into waters where bootleggers operate, seizing ships within federal reach.
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Washington
Coast Guard
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Courte of Appeals
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Pacific
Sargent
Knights of Columbus Open Convention in Philadelphia
The Knights of Columbus opened its five day convention in Philadelphia with five hundred delegates from the United States Canada Cuba Panama and the West Tribes attending along with supreme officers. Cardinal Deehertty officiated at the pontifical mass as Bishop Gereke delivered the sermon while plans outline welcoming 96000 knights and their families arriving tonight. A second note mentions the annual Rusk County fairy dates September 21 to 24.
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Supreme Nomei
Koigite
Cohimbug
United States
Canada
Cuba
Panama
Delogates
Knigtts
Ure
Lomay
Logan Square
Cardin
Deogherty
Diguese
Bishoy J. Gereke
Tucson
Arizona
Notes of Women of the Farm Bureau event groups
NOTES OF WOMEN OF THE FARM BUREAU A fund raiser held Friday night on the Lawrence Sthuel grounds raised 73 dollars for a shop and aviary project. An ice cream social is planned for August 6 on George Swan's lawn two miles south of North Prairie. The North Prairie Thaid will provide entertainment.
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Lawrence Sthuel
Qgeorge Swan
Priti Wing
Peamvie
Public Auction Of Household Furniture On Aug 7 1995
R. O. Ward proprietor will sell at public auction from his house opposite the post office items of household furniture. Gol A. Schessler will act as auctioneer. Auction set for Saturday August 7, 1995 at 20 1y et ZBT South struct.
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Ward
Household Furnitiee
Gol
A. Schessler
aAuy
Roumancia declares martial law on border
Roumania declares martial law on the border amid reports of Bulgarian raids and irregular incursions. Bucharest dispatches say the action aims to curb cross border activity along the frontier near Vienna and Turma.
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Vienna
Troumania
Bucharest
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