Fear Reds May Take Control In German Strife
Associated Press reports Berlin faces radical uprisings after Kapp resigns, with red forces reportedly in command in several cities. Noske returns to Berlin. Ebert’s government regains control as troops are redeployed. Proletarian dictatorship claimed in Dortmart, Gelsenkirchen, Halle, and other centers.
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Associated Press
Germany
Kapp
Berlin
Gustav, Noske
Ebert
Inerlin
General von Feecht
Dr. Kapp
Reds
Thruout
Dortmart
Gega
Halle
Holigs
Wana
Gelsenkirchen
Leipsip
Rhenish
West Phalia
Defense Noske
Eit
Burli
Stuttgart
Schizer
Bauer Cab 1
Holstein Meeting at Vesper Next Week
The Holstein Friesian Association holds its spring meeting at Vesper on Friday March 26 with a selected program. George Humphrey from the College of Agriculture will speak in the afternoon while committees report on winter meeting items. The event aims to attract many Holstein breeders from the county as the membership has grown, and members are urged to bring nonmembers.
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Holstein- Friesian Association
Vesper
George Humphrey
College of Agriculture
Marshfield
Final Vote on Treaty Tonight Looms in Senate
Washington March 18 final vote on ratification of the peace treaty loomed as Senate leaders prepared to act quickly if remaining reservations were settled before adjournment. William Jennings Bryan’s influence aimed to secure a best possible compromise to win ratification before the presidential election amid party divisions and Lenroot reservations.
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Associatedress
Washington
Senate
William Jennings Bryan
Lenroot
Disbanding of Wisconsin State Guard Company K Ordered
An official order from the State Adjutant General’s office in Madison directs the disbandment of Company K Wisconsin State Guards in Grand Rapids. Seventy officers and men will receive discharges next week as equipment and state rifles are turned in and accounts closed. The unit, a civilian squad organized in 1918-19, will have its records reconciled and funds settled. rifles and ammunition remain for local use while a clean history is prepared.
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Madison
Uy Etersahleb
Go. K
Wisconsin State
Herschlei
Company K
Springfield
National Guard
Grand Rapids Company
Hus
Sie
Herschleb
Settlement Reached In Wages Case In Circuit Court
Fred Garfield sued Fred Speich of Pittsville in circuit court for wages owed for cheese factory work. The pair agreed to settle the dispute out of court after morning proceedings, ending the case without finishing arguments.
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Fred Garfield
Bircuit
Fred Speich
Arpin
Pittsville
Speich
Committed to Asylum In Oshkosh by Judge Conway
August Daemmerick of Pittaville was committed to the Northern Hospital for the Insane at Oshkosh on Monday by Judie Conway.
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August Daemmerick
Pittaville
Oshkosh Mons
Judie Conway
Crowded Lenten Services Fill Moravian Church
A large Union Lenten service crowd packed the Moravian Church forcing extra chairs to be brought in. Rev. Theo Reinke preached on Jesus and Caiaphas, citing proof of divinity through teachings and miracles and the necessity of heed to Christ’s injunctions.
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Theo. Reinke
Jesus
Caiaphas
Reinke
Christ
Main
Olsai
Pilole
Local Young Couple Weds at West Side Lutheran Parsonage
Alma Sanger and August W. John, both prominent locals, married this morning at the West Side Lutheran parsonage with Miss Cecelix Kristofske as bridesmaid and William Sanger as best man. After a wedding dinner at the bride’s parents’ home they depart for Anita Iowa for a brief honeymoon, to return to the city later. The bride and groom both work for the paper company and are praised as energetic and promising.
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Alma Sanger
August W. John
West Side Lutheran Parsonage
Thurow
Cecelix’ Kristofske
William Sanger
Anita
Towa
NM Robert Sanger
Manuolitytedl & Paper Co. Pr.ious
Paper Company
the Tribune
Colby Hearing Over Appointment Draws Senate Debate
Washington March 18 Bainbridge Colby made an extensive statement to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on the information guiding action on his confirmation as Secretary of State. Colby maintained silence during prior hearings. Senator Hitchock of Nebraska called Colby’s statement a knockout for the opposition.
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Washington
Bainbridge Colby
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Ste Prerent
Hitcheck
Nebraska
Culby
Marshfield Man Found Hanging in Barn After Despondency
The body of C. C. Thresher, a retired Marshfield merchant, was found hanging from a barn rafter last Friday after his adopted daughter Mrs. Chas Budahn initiated a search. An explanatory note indicated remorse and a farewell to his family, with health setbacks cited as a possible motive for the act.
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C. C. Thresher
Marshfield
Chas, Budahn
Minnie
Thresher
Phe
Charles Budahn
Mr. Thresher
Nesday
Cubs Trim Highway Rollers On Alleys
The Cubs defeated the Highwaymen at the Elks alleys by eighty three pins, posting a 2556 team score. Smith led with a 210 as Badette totaled 209 in the third game while Roach scored 199 in the second. no player reached 200.
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Cubs
Elks Alleys
Highwaymen
Smith
Roach
Badette
Sigel Youth Theodore Gabor Dies at 17
Theodore Gabor died Wednesday morning at 0 20 at his mother's home in Sigel. Funeral services will be held Monday at 10 at the Polish Catholic church in Sigel, Rev. Caguwski officiating. Burial will be in Sigel cemetery. He was born December 1, 1902 and is survived by his mother three sisters Rose of Chicago Maria and Sofia of Sigel and two brothers Alex and Edward of Sigel.
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Theodore Gabor
Sigel
Caguwski
Fhe
Rose
Chicago
Maria
Sofia
Alex
Edward
Marshfield Town Treasurer Reports Zero Tax This Year
Bure, town treasurer of Marshfeld, turned over the town’s books to the County Treasurer in the city on Monday. Taxes for Marshfield this year amounted to zero, HbA.
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Dos
Bure
Marshfeld
Marshfield
Transfer 600 Acres in Remington Town
R E Lubbers of Remington sells about 600 acres of Summers farm land to H W Spear of Rock Falls Illinois for about 25004 dollars. Spear, a practical farmer, plans immediate operations after sending four carloads of stock and machinery to the Remington farm.
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R. E. Lubbers
Remington
H. W. Spear
Rock Fells
Ill
Illinois
Milwaukee steeple job won by local Marquette player
Stanley Stark of Milwaukee, a Marquette college athlete, secured a large and dangerous contract to tear down a stack in Milwaukee. Two men reportedly died there. Stark, with extensive steeple experience, had prior work in Milwaukee and his city, and was chosen after several others refused.
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Stanley Stark
Marquette
Milwaukee
Iired
Stark
Biron
Liv
Ss, Peter & Paul's
Weather notes predict unsettled conditions with rain or snow
The record describes Wednesday’s cool temperatures with highs above and lows above, cites past years for comparisons, notes a clear Wednesday with southwest wind and St Patrick's Day weather history, and reports river stage at 3.0 with a 0.2 rise in the last 24 hours.
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Geo. T. Nixa
Lo. Nixon
Fromis
Hielinst
Uist
Terdiy
St. Patrick's Day
St. Patrick
Nixon
Newberry Case Goes to Jury on Friday
Grand Rapids Mich March 18 The case of Senator Truman H Newberry and 84 county co defendents on trial in federal district court for alleged conspiracy in the 1919 campaign will go to the jury tomorrow morning after two hours arguing by Daly assistant attorney general
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Mer
Truman H. Newberry
Daly
Consolidated to Double the Output of Mill
Plans announced by Consolidated Water Power and Paper to more than double the Grand Rapids mill output. A new fastest in the world paper machine will run 1200 feet per minute and 146 inches wide, with a 296 ton daily capacity. A large addition includes a power house, sulphite mill, and a larger board machine room, with construction starting next week under W J Ale supervising.
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Consolidated Water Power and Paper Company
Grand Rapids
United States
Great Northern Paper Co
Millinock
Maine
Thie City
Grand Rapida
Gem
Sin
Pam
Eem
Ciinder
W. J. Ale
Stevens Point
Weather forecast: rain south, snow north. wind shifts
A weather update shows rain in the southern areas with possible snow in the north tonight and Friday. It calls for warmer conditions in the east and south tonight, with colder weather in the south. Strong shifting winds are expected in the western portion on Friday.
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