Demand Noske and Hiene Go Watch Kaiser
London March 1 report says General von Laetwitz left Bertin via airphone as a general strike continues. Socialist leaders demand Noske and Heine resign to appease von Ludtwitz faction and push new labor laws via the National Assembly. Some say Noske has left the ministry. others seek government changes amid split socialist views.
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Associated Press
London
von Laettwitz
Bertin
Socialist Party
Gustav Noske
Heine
General von Ludtwitz
National Assembly
Noske
Berlin
Uie
Independen
Ebert
Portage County Woman Among Wreck Victims
A Portage County woman Mrs. George Keougi of Almond was among 36 injured when North Western Mo. 116 derailed two and a half miles south of Oshkosh on Monday afternoon. Six coaches derailed but injuries were not serious. Wautoma man H. J. Rowe survived a ditching, aided others as water flooded the car. Rail officials cited a culvert jam as the derailment cause. Track repairs and railway diversions followed, with service restored by Tuesday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Keougi
Almond Portage County
North Western Road
Gshkosh
Tee
Wautoma
Hunt H. J. Rowe
Rowe
North Western
Seo
Yuesiay
Election Notice for Brace Wisconsin Registration Day
Registration day is the second onesday before election March 23 1920 Inspectors of election are to be present at their polling places Registration hours 9 am to 8 pm City Clerk G Gilkey notes dates and locations at the Library building and West Side Fire Station BOOST PROJECT Brace Wis boatmen subscribe $1 000 toward Rusk County Tand Clearing Project within one hour of the supper fundraiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Sie
Brace
Wis
Monehly
Rusk County
Lent Lenten Sermon Draws Big Crowd at Moravian Church
Rev F G Olson preached on Pilate's weak attempt to release Jesus as Luke 24 16 and Isaiah 43 1 3 at the First Moravian church to a crowded service where standing room was scarce The sermon warned against yielding to public opinion and stressed the power of a frank confession of truth Rev Meilicke also spoke on Jesus on the Cross as the choir led singing
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F. G. Olson
First
Moravian Church
Olson
Isaiah
Rev. Olson
Jesus
Tilate
Pilate
God
Caesar
Christ
Meilicke
First Moravian Church
Sword swallower eats knife in Milwaukee tale
Minnie P Getts, a Milwaukee Emergency Hospital nurse, recounts in a letter to Judge Getts how a sword swallower swallowed a silver table knife at a Greek carnival and nearly died. The knife, eight and a half inches long, was removed after an hour with the knee chest method and forceps, leaving the man uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
W. H. Getts
Minnie P. Getts
Miss Getts
Mihwaukee
Wes
Five Legged Calf Born on Manasha Farm in Wisconsin
A farmer, Joseph Birling, on Manilowoy road in Menasha Wisconsin, reported the birth of a five legged calf weighing 101 pounds on his farm. The unusual animal drew attention from neighbors and local livestock men. No further details on health or fate are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menasha
Wia
Joseph Birling
Manilowoy Road
Snowstorm Dumps Nearly Seven Inches Across City
Snow began about seven thirty Thursday evening and subsided by morning, covering city and county in a wet blanket nearly seven inches thick. Temperatures ranged from 22 to 43 above, with strong northeast winds and cloudy skies. Officials expect colder weather tonight with winds and clearing conditions. River rose about a foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Police to train on pulmotor use in Grand Rapids
City Health Officer Dr. A L Ridgman will teach pulmotor use and first aid to Grand Rapids police, with the device kept at city hall for quick access. Representatives from local factories will attend to learn procedures and benefits, as the police assume immediate responsibility at accidents until professional care arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
A. L. Ridgman
Payne
Delay in Legion Publication Explained at State Office
Inquiries to State Adjutant R. M. Gibson explain why Legion Magazine has not reached sabers. The delay follows a move of headquarters from New York to Indianapolis after printers and compositors. The March 1 publication did not occur, delaying several issues. subscribers will still receive fifty issues. The Legion Magazine accompanies membership, and Charles Magerstrom Post members will likely start receiving it again this month.
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R. M. Gibson
Cout
New York
Indianapolis
Gibsort
Ivgion
Legion
Charles Magerstrom
Magazing
Local BOWLERS Headed to Kenosha for Elks Tourney
More than twenty Grand Rapids lodge bowlers depart from St Paul station for Kenosha to compete in Wisconsin Elks Bowling Tournament. They will join Frank Schroeder and Ray Lovejoy in Milwaukee and continue to Kenosha. The group expects strong scores at the new Kenosha alleys and notes the city’s Elks Club House with pools and athletic rooms.
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Grand Rapids
Grand Rapids Ledge No
St. Paul
Kenosha
Wisconsin
Grand Rapids Lodge
C. A. Normington
A. R.jackson
N. Mortenson
Joe Bissig
Jas
Hamilton
Fred (. Ragan
Wm. F. Gleve
O. R. Roenius
Oscar Uehling
M.F. Johnson
M. J. Depress
A. Thompson
J. E. Alexander
W. H. Drath
Walter L. Wood
Lab
Elks Club
Elks
Manitowoc
Leate
Vocational Guidance Movement Aids Grand Rapids Youths
The Vocational Council for the Boy Scouts in Grand Rapids forms a joint committee of Rotary Club and Toy Scout Council to provide information for intelligent career choice. M. H. Jackson, E. G. Doudna, T. W. Brazman, Guy Q. Babcock, A. C. Betard and James F. Knapp lead efforts with books, displays, speakers from trades to guide high school students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Rotary Club
Toy’ Scout Council
M. H. Jackson
E. G. Doudna
T. W. Brazman
Guy Q. Babcock
A. C. Betard
James F. Knapp
Iuvcal
Therm
Orlvier
Jury to Resume Probe in LaCrosse After Adjournment
United States grand jury in LaCrosse Wisconsin will reconvene Tuesday to resume its investigation into high cost living. Consumers retailers jobbers and manufacturers are summoned to testify as the panel continues inquiries into meats shoes sugar and clothing and concentrates this week on profit margins and requirements.
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LaCrosse
Wis
United States
Grand Jury
Cout N
Last Day For Tax Collection In Grand Rapids
Saturday marks the final day for taxes to be collected by City Treasurer Louis Schall. After this, the books go to the County Treasurer for collection at an additional 5 percent charge. Schall notes the amount to be turned over will be among the smallest in years as most taxpayers have settled promptly.
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Louis Schall
Grand Rapids
Schall
Brice Swindle Suspect Sought in Vermont Town
Police seek Geo W Brice for swindling farmers and small town dealers in central Vermont during October and December in nearby Bellows Falls. A government circular describes him as Batten alias Jones, a laboring con artist with a bank account setup and mail fraud links. He is wanted in multiple states including North Dakota Colorado California Washington and Vermont.
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Geo. W. Brice
Bellow “Falls
Vermont
Brice
Bellow Falls
Boston
Mass
Payne
Joseph R. Batten
Henry
W. Jones
Marper & Co
JH Johnson & Co
Maurice
North Dakota
Colorado
California
Washington
Here
Potatoes Set Record Prices in Stevens Point Market
Potatoes fetched record high at the Stevens Point public square with dealers paying from 5 to 5.20 per hundred pounds, about 3 or more a bushel. Despite the surge, few spuds reached market due to poor roads hindering travel. A Polonia-area farmer tipped three times en route to town with a partial load. A leading dealer said current prices exceed any prior high in the city and county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portage County
Stevens Point Journal
Polonia
Deater
I W W Card Found On Street In St Paul
An I W W membership card belonging to laborer Leo Cooper was found near St Paul station and turned to Chief Payne. The card shows paid membership through January 26 in good standing. Police suspect Cooper was passing through and lost the certificate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Cooper
St Paul
R. 5. Payne
Stolen Cow Returned After Three Days at Marshfield
A cow stolen from the Springhorn barn was recovered three days later, reportedly due to a frightened thief. Tracks in snow led from the scene toward the main street before disappearing. Owner Albert Pautgon offered a reward for the thief’s detection.
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Marshfield
The
Herald
Springhorn
Main Street
Albert Pautgon
Weather Forecast Wraps Cold Night and Warmer Saturday
Readable forecast notes generally fair tonight with a colder patch. Saturday will see a slight warmth return with partly sunny skies and cooler weekend temperatures expected.
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Noske and
Hiene
Kaiser
Noske and Heine
LABOR
Kaiser Amerongen
Holland
William
Bentinck Castle
Almond Lady
G. Gilkey
City Health Oficer
BOY Scouts
Wil
Commission N Merchan
Batten
ST. Point
Chief Payne
LOW. W
Cooper
Fife
Wes Wind
Bossy
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