Britain and United States Disagree Over Preliminary Conference
London reports say Britain objects to Japan sending delegates to a preliminary international conference while the United States favors a Washington meeting. Premier discussions in London show UK hopes to keep influence with Japan through American leadership, with Canada and Australia urged to attend a continental talks route.
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Wasades
London
Carcastona
Amerie Mill
Allie
Mois‘hall
Caada
Washington
Marding
United
Japan
Hardins
Slapan
America
Lord Curzon
Tayashi
Tokio
England
USA
Boeand
Inn
Eagland
Dewslas Siest
Creat Brien
Beth
Dupan
Ragland’s
Stranger
Sheemming
Mordiet Deneyner
Furding
Jol
Garedin
Obaerver
Tiomladen
Ameriea
Anesf
Menidi
Papi
Lloyd Georg
Flishes
Lloyd George
Jeanyi
Mieheg
Tose Georee
Hunger-Driven Thousands Wander Russia Seeking Food
Re counts from Russia describe famine driving thousands toward Moscow and border nations as government stability is questioned. Reports note emigration from the Volga to Ukraine, cholera and starvation worsening, with rationing and price spikes across cities, including Petrograd.
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Russia
Moscow
Finland
Latvia
Poland
Rou- Minin
Nikolai Lanino
London
Jeon Trotzky
Siberia
Ye Volga
Ukraine
Rerlin
Framing Strick
Reval
Petrovmad
Brother of Dr M Garty killed by train at Mauston
An early report says Alanston man, relative of Dr Matt M Garty, died Monday from injuries after a wagon he rode was struck by a train at Mauston on Sunday. Evens and Mecuirry Jett rushed from La Crosse to take charge of the case. no full details available yet. Meanwhile a separate accident near Tush ford involved a car driven by De Olson of Chatfield Minnesota. The auto veered off a road, tipped into a stream, and two girls were injured, one severely.
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Hom
Magarty
J Math McGarty
Manston
Snon
la Grosseurs
Evans
Mecuirry Jett
Alanston
LA Crosse
de Olson
Winona
Sheboygan Moves to Close Unlicensed Bars
Sheboygan officials pursue action against licensed and unlicensed bars and saloons after confusion over permits. Authorities may close establishments as a result of pending enforcement measures.
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Sheboygan
Wis
Sheby Sain County
Camels Fight New Wisconsin Prohibition Law
The Camels in Wiscon in Manison warn of arrests for bar owners and drinkers under the new prohibition statute. They pledge to resist enforcement and claim the law is unconstitutional, threatening defiance and claiming support for their position against the anti bar rule.
Poison Probe Seeks Truth In Mysterious Death Case
In Angus a man identified as Demmer died under mysterious circumstances. Graveyard tampering followed with headstones replaced. Relatives report estrangement with Mrs Hemmer before death. Subsequent deaths in the household prompt a Sunday inquiry into possible arsenic exposure.
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Angus
Iiner Termes
Horn
Peints
Lie Caremar
Exhime
Demmers
God
Neprud Announces Engagement of Mawde Neprud
Miss Mawde Neprud of Mamon Wis a longtime member of the state board of control announces her engagement to Otjen of Abts Cd Otien The announcement notes her gubernatorial appointment and long service on the board with speculation about future duties and union implications.
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Mamison
Wis
Mawde Neprud
Graran
Grate Board of Control
Otien
Mavde Neprud
Otjen
John J. Blaine
Seachiss Mande
Oijen
State Board of Control
Harding Voices Confidence in Disarmament Plan Speech Critique of Dependence on Government
President Harding urged restraint and confidence in a disarmament plan, praising progress since World War I. He described the international scene as promising, urged religious liberty and New England traditions in national growth, and warned against excessive government dependence while stressing peace through reduced armament and national unity.
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Lymolte
Belivern Quadas
United States
Harding
Roveramentalena
Ford Coupe Stolen From Stoddard Hotel Lot
A Ford coupe belonging to EBNS Ku a Spring Valley Minnesota salesman was stolen from the curb in front of the Stoddard Hotel Saturday night or early Sunday. Police sought license and major numbers and contacted Spring Valley for records as efforts to locate the car continued.
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Nws
Gentral
Stoddard
Ebns, Ku
Wearthy Utilities Company
Spring Valle Minznsota
Kars
Wie
Wass
Policn
Spring Valley
Sinn Fein Leaders Accept Lloyd George Offer in London Talks
Reports say Sinn Fein leaders have largely accepted the Lloyd George compromise offered at the London conference. Authorities note a general verdict in favor, with discussions centering on dominion-like powers and broader control, while O Brien and De Valera meet in Dublin as talks continue. The British government hints at possible prisoner releases as negotiations loom this week.
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Ondon
Sinn Fein
London
Lloyd George
Sinn Feig
Trish
Trelaned
Statis
Canada
Art O'Brien
Gartie Teague
Aerrims
Igumeng Tee Valera Abiliv
Prem Des Ceorge
Downing Strversa
Dubie
O'Brien
de? Valera
J Students Face Trouble Over Party With Movie Star J
Wis campus students in a summer session face possible discipline after a formal dinner in Mid Tieran hall attended by Norma Talmadge. The dean of men says the event violated campus rules with no proper chaperones. The faculty committee will review why students should not be punished. Witnesses say the party was not university sponsored.
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Wess
Wis
Norma Talmadge
Movi Stir
Hemor Euest
Livese
I al J
Racine Bonds for 150000 to Supply Jobs
Racine launches a municipal work program using a 150000 bond issue to employ about 340 men on street, cemetery and park projects. Under the plan, laborers from city aid rolls are matched to jobs with 35 cents per hour, with priority to those on charity lists and provisions to assist workers exhausting their resources.
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Rea Wis
Yarrows Department Handy
Racine
Thomas Kearney, Sr
Racine Commerciary Relub
Rotary Club
Kiwania Club
Common Council
Hu G. Presser
United States
Mireau
Central Association
Presser
Cotton crop falls in Washington forecast
Agriculture department issued figures showing July cotton production forecast down by 250000 bales from last month, totaling 263000 bales less than prior estimates. The crop condition index dropped 4.5 points to 64.7 percent.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Rain Blesses Farmers Across Five States
Rain falls across Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa and Wisconsin territories helping corn and potato crops. half inch recorded in La Crosse by noon. farmers say the rain is worth millions. Roads may be impassable for a day or two but the field benefits are valued by agriculturalists.
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Northwest
Tve
Lua Crosse
Weather Bureau
Wakolas
Minnesota
Iowa
Tre Consin
Madison
Milwaukee
Ica Agriculturists
Wiley Named Principal Of High School In La Crosse
Wilford M. Wiley of Galesville Wis elected principal for the coming year after a board of education review of fifty applicants and extensive interviews. Wiley has over fifteen years in education including high school roles in Decatur Indianapolis Detroit Greensburg and more. Miss Anna Mashek of La Crosse elected vice principal recognizing her ability.
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Anna Mashek
Wilford M. Wiley
Galesville
Wis
Wiley
la Crosse
Franklin College
Franklin
Ind
de Paugh University
Greencastie
Decatur
Obie Manual Training Biz
Inisianapolis
Detroit
Mich
Greensbury
Wiles
Gerald Ty Arnold
East Side
Wisconsin
Wiley Hag
Afr
Michigan
Westrn
Wisconsin Teachers’ Association
Tat Crosse
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Dominion
Estes
Volga
Lal Rho Neeple
Tarin
Rannot
Volsal
Kremlin
Shmbirsk
Minister of Food
Ukraina
Matt M’garty
Mauston
Thomas McGarity
Rushford
Miss Neprud
Plymouth
FORD
Stoddard Hotel
Roffer
Dublin
Lloyd Goorer
Gene Nes
Art O' Brie
Tlendon
Q'Tirlen
Valers
Gollongnes
Straits
Salesville
Gomes
Ipad Heleht Ag
Hoor
Epee
St Pan ' ci
Davenport
Tothey
Bismarck
Kaewen
Chicago
St Ad Helena
Kansas
Jacksonville Hoy
Memphis
Medicin
Milwauke
Orleans
Ban Francisco
Minneapolis
Waingen
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