President Coolidge Urges Peace Over Military Expansion
In Omaha Nebraska President Coolidge spoke to West War veterans urging rejection of higher military spending. He warned against militarism and intolerance while advocating using funds for roads education and housing instead. He called for denouncing racial and religious bigotry to preserve civil liberties.
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Woman Charged Over Clothes Line Incident at Rented Home
John Colwill of Mukwonago alleges Mrs. Charles White cut their clothes line after he failed to vacate a rental by the agreed time. Authorities report a warrant was issued for Mrs. White's arrest on a charge of malicious destruction of property. Colwill says the act aimed to force the couple to leave the residence.
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High Lights of Speech by Coolidge Today
The speech emphasizes strong national defense and military preparedness, urging continued funding and modernization. It contrasts wartime measures with peacetime harmony and argues for balance between liberty and security, stressing intellectual demobilization and a genuine Americanism across generations.
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MacMillan Returns to Nova Scotia to Plan Labrador Expedition
Commander Don MacMillan, leader of the MacMillan Navy Arctic expedition, returns to Nova Scotia and reveals plans for a future voyage to Labrador. He aims to explore and excavate sites linked to Viking Norse activity and suggests dirigibles may outperform airplanes for Arctic exploration.
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Wisconsin Speakers Frank and Ganfield Plan October Tour
Dr. W A Ganfield president of Carroll College leads an October speaking tour addressing seven teachers conventions across Michigan. Dr Glenn Frank president of the University of Wisconsin and Dr Ganfield have been chosen to speak to the 27000 teachers in Michigan. Ganfield leaves Friday for Houghton to address the Upper Peninsula Teachers association. A Wisconsin short course in home economics airs by radio and correspondence at the university.
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Twenty at Supper and Meeting for Y W G A Held
Twenty women gathered for a Y W G A supper and business meeting in Chicago October 16 17. Olga Demonet chaired the education committee program. Miss Mitten reported many conferences and activities. Mrs A J Blackstone elected delegate. plans for rooms closure Sundays. Autumn work begins with sewing for loan closet and new bowling teams organized.
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Cannon Cheers greet Coolidge at Omaha convention
At Omaha Nebraska President Coolidge and Mrs Coolidge arrived for the American Legion convention amid cannon salutes and cheering crowds. Thousands lined the station platform as soldiers escorted the presidential party from the train. Snowy weather tempered the welcome but did not dim the enthusiasm of residents and Legionnaires.
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Address Opens Observance of No Fire Week in Milwaukee Area
Fire Prevention week opened Monday with ads and speeches by local authorities and insurers in Milwaukee and Chicago events. The discussion highlighted the cost of fires, urging prevention and noting rising fire losses and insurance burdens across states, including Wisconsin and North Dakota.
Coolidge Wears Ten Gallon Sombrero In Legion Test
The scene at Omaha Nebraska during the American Legion convention featured Mrs. Coolidge presenting President Coolidge with a large corageous bouquet and a ten gallon Texas sombrero. Commander James A. Dai corrected the hat’s position as Coolidge tested western life on his first major appearance.
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Trade their way from the train to waiting automobiles
Troops escorted by an official reception committee including General James A. Drain, Commander of the Legion, Governor Mullen of Nebraska, and Major General on Page 2 details the arrival and ceremonial procession amid the event.
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Freeman Delivers World Series Play by Play at Home
The Freeman will provide daily play by play from the World Series to readers at home. Overtime coverage via United Press on the wire service ensures timely updates. Despite late games, the paper continues to offer complete game details, not a mere summary.
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Presbyterian Synod Official to Reside Here
Bi at Aire. What C. Gamble of Qehkosl has just wound da Wiwhke sha BN, Gamble has accepted the appointment as general secretary of Christian education with the Presbyterian Synod in Maine. Gamble was ten years secretary of eres college in Kentucky during the period when Berea College gained prominence. He has spent the past year in business in Qshkash, Wed tie Tails were very wetive. members of the Presbyterian church in Dinkelty, Mr. Qawile takes up his new work this week. He is already well known to many ministers of the state. He succeeds Rev N.C. Stuvey, who is now elder of the Island Avera elarell in MEyyanicon. He completed education in Jinox eology at Gateshirg. He was graduated from Tark college and later headed the Latin department at Oveldental college. The Gamble’s eldest daughter is member of the Senior class in the Meh sehoql ty Oslkasl.
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Three Escape as Plane Burns in Des Moines Crash
Des Moines reports a fiery aircraft failure on a route to New York for the Pulitzer races. Lieutenant Montgomery and two crew members survived the attempt to land, praising luck and skill after the engine burst into flames. A second similar plane landed safely nearby.
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Zoning Law Back Before Council Over Pavement Corner
The council again considers zoning action on a corner lot at Marthy and South Avenues after J G Christoph’s group challenged a prior denial. He seeks a garage and business use despite industrial zoning restrictions, with debate splitting council members on enforcement and amendment.
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Inter-Parliamentary Union backs disarmament pledges
Washington reports the Inter-Parliamentary Union adopted two resolutions by delegates from about forty nations. Brigadier General BL Spears of Britain urged a League of Nations action to reduce frontier tensions and promote reciprocal agreements. Danish ex-minister F Munch called for general arms reduction and the creation of a permanent union commission to study disarmament plans.
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Ladies Night Planned by Thotarians for October Twenty Sixth
Thotarians arranging for a ladies night with Watkeshin Notary club as host. J. B. Crouchty named general chairman. committee chairs include Arthur Gaspar, Chet Gow, Curt Callow, Podoberts, Eichelberger, and Dr. Jon Edmondson. program features entertainment and a speaker with decor and arrangements in progress.
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Gasoline Payment Dispute Turns Violent at Station
Hutchmann was arrested on complaint by John Thompson a Vergaso line station employee Thompson says Hutchinson assaulted him after being refused payment for gasoline just purchased Thompson alleges Hutchinson drove into the shed ing station ordered a can dl when payment was demanded he assaulted Thompson Oscar Spahr sought the report of Frank Helkinas alleging sale of cattle and other items valued at 46 dollars
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