Powers Meet On Peace Day Clears Path For Far East Debate
Washington reports Britain willing to set any date for the disarmament conference opening. American officials say progress clears the way for a frank discussion of Pacific questions at the upcoming talks. The State Department notes Britain's consent to the Armistice Day date and signals readiness to define the agenda with Britain and other allies.
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Ashington
T. C
Great Britain
Washington
State Department
Greek Warships Chase Turkish Ship From New York
Greek ministry reports Turkish steamer with arms bound for nationalists sailed from New York. Greek warships were instructed to halt the vessel and seize its cargo to prevent arms reaching the Turkish forces.
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New York
Athens
Miriie
Wb Casio
Yniuilong
Rotary Club and Kiwanis to Play Ball This Evening
Rotary Club and Kiwanis Club baseball teams meet for a second game at the Weat Avenue playfield. Both sides show confidence with Kiwanis aiming to overturn a previous result. An interesting and hard fought contest is promised tonight.
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Rotary Club
Kiwanis
Weat Avenue
Pontzhl
Kirwa- Bs
Four Children Die in Bronx Tenement Fire
A early morning blaze swept four tenement houses in the Bronx killing four children. Victims were Victorian Corsine nine, Harry Corsine eight, Edna Corsine ten, and William Irsine thirty five, all children of Julio Corsine. Seven others were seriously injured in the blaze.
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New York
Bronx
Victorian Corsine
Harry Corsine
Edna Corsine
William Irsine
Julio Corine
Weather Record for La Crosse and Minnesota
Weather outlook shows cooler tonight with possible showers and thunder showers in Minnesota. North and east areas see fair Saturday while western portions stay cooler. River forecast notes no material changes beyond cooler temperatures. temperatures range around the mid single digits to the teens with rain and thunder possible tonight and Saturday.
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la Crosse
Tool
Wisconsin
Pormiurtay
Minnesota
Tenoon
Cem Wal
Wisconsin Supreme Court Opens Lakes and Rivers to Public Access
A 1920s Wisconsin attorney general opinion declares private landowners may not deny public access to state lakes and rivers up to the high water mark. It asserts state ownership extends to lake beds and shorelines, limiting private fencing or barriers that would block public use. The ruling broadens access, citing the public’s right to fish, boat, and enjoy waters beyond private properties.
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Adison
Wisconsis
Peraitrine Private
Stranger misjudges judge Hunt in La Crosse street scene
An officer of the court, Judge Clint Hunt, admonishes a stranger seeking whisky in La Crosse. The man asks for liquor, but the judge explains legal consequences rather than brand locations, as a car with Minnesota plates maneuvers nearby and a tense exchange unfolds on Main Street.
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Udge
Clint Hunt
Main Street
Rosely
Mater Cersiat
Judey
Henry
Minncesota
Minnesota
la Crosse
Paris
Ulster Sabinet to Meet Again QM Peage Offer
The Associated Press reports uncertain lines from London on American prisoners in Russia and relief efforts. Telegrams describe German and Soviet statements, with damage and sports results noted, including a Saskatoon storm and tennis results.
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Ulster Sabinet
QM Peage
Three Arrested in Auto Theft Probe Near Chicago Station
Three men were detained Thursday evening on suspicion of stealing a Chicago auto. Police traced an abandoned Oldsmobile eight cylinder vehicle to an alley near Ninth and Pine streets and questioned suspects seen near Fifth Street. The car, bearing Illinois plates, showed signs of tampering and had been driven from a nearby area before being left in the alley behind a residence. Names given by police include Earl Brown from Detroit, Michigan. Flared Buchanen. and Amily Conk from Lot, Wisconsin, held for investigation.
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Earl Brown
Titeoit
Michgtins
Buchanen
Amily Conk
Lot
Tran
Coural Station
Rye
Arrailey
Riga
Ning
Pehhey Mopey
Fifth Street
Allerton
Affey
Berto
Vieraing Toy
Imine
Pip
Turin
Illinois Andruy
Chicago
Ibwie
Liepatie
Cling Ann Tunnels
Chihuahua Wire Seeks Reward for Spurgin Return
Chicago officials report a telegram from Chihuahua City Mexico claiming Warren Spurgin the Chicago banker is alive and would be surrendered to police for a reward. Lloyd's agent Bruns of Lloyd’s offers 2500 dollars while other parties refrain from discussing the matter.
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Chihuahua
Chicago
James Meshi
ES Clinton
Mexico
Warren
Spurgin
Mr. McShane
Lloyd’s
W.C. Bruns
Lioyd's
Clinton
Srs
Clintor
Dairymen Fail to Form Co op Plan at Meeting
A Thursday meeting of Mansson and Wisk dairy producers with the department of markets failed to reach agreement on a cooperative selling plan. Officials say only commodity line co ops are approved, while broader organization could create a monopoly and is not expected to succeed.
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Mansson
Wisk
Lorillard plants won't be closed asserts Glaborne
A Wisconsin misreported plan to close Lorillard warehouses is denied by representative Ther of Lorillard and Company. He says operations remain normal and no wage-law related closures are planned. The article notes the state minimum wage law and mentions locations in Madison and other towns with about 2000 workers potentially affected.
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Willam PR
Ther
Lorillard & Company
Tobaccn
Ot Piedae
Tanesville
Wis
Wissonsin
Wisconsin
Rhebr
Trebork
Eles
Tanbevtets
Ts Ponnann
Cate Pix
New York
Aiereninis
mAnounees
Che
Wirconsin
Werehanses Bern
Tdgertoy
Inter
Tetees
Marrison
Vivre
Man
Mavinerd
Kelley
NAB TWO MORE IN ROUND-UP OF GANG OF MAIL BANDITS
Two men linked to the Worthington Evins gang are captured after a hotel room raid. Authorities say they seized clues tied to an international mail theft ring and indictments list Worthington and French. Milwaukee figure Alva Tarsh appears as a witness with a $1,000 bond posted.
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Chicago
Alleg
Jeb W. Worthington
Owen Evins
French
Alvn
Wave Kins
Wis
Alva Tarshevnch
Milwaukee
Froceh
Federal
Grand Jars Sysainst Warthinston
Hank Seemunts
Jail overcrowding leads to paid labor plan
The Mercer County jail is overcrowded with inmates from current court terms. A plan arranged by officers allows sentences to be served through paid labor programs as inmate terms run their course.
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Bluge Pielms
Mercer Equity
Senate News
President Again Promises Peace at Disarmament Talks
President Harding told crowds in Dixville Notch and North Stratford that the disarmament conference would substantially advance world peace. He said the United States seeks no material gain, only absolute justice, during the automobile tour from Lancaster to Dixville Notch.
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No. H
Harding
Lancaster
North Stratford
Colebrook
Milwaukee Saloon Injunction Hits Wisconsin Prohibition Debate
Milwaukee saloonkeepers win a Dane County injunction delaying enforcement of the Severson prohibition law. The order targets removal of bars screens and non intoxicating liquor sales. Attorney General Morgan issues a broad interpretation expanding search warrant powers to seize liquor without positive proof, arguing home privacy is not supreme against liquor enforcement.
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Adison
Wis
W. Stanley
Rehse
Severson
Dane County
Kolinski
Representligs
Milwaukee
Alby
Prvintiff
Mf Iit
S. Ball
Aind Hewson
Conre
Smith
Riley
Eacey
Order of the
WY Stinlay Smith
Jide
Wisconsin
Wiliam Morgan
Priday
Zanel
Milwaukee Couny
Ing House
Stanley Smith
Strehl to Attend Sheboygan Legion Conference
Wm. C. Strehl vice commander of the Wisconsin American Legion departs tonight to attend a state officers conference in Sheboygan. The meeting will plan citywide organization efforts to assist the government in reorganizing the new department and addressing veterans welfare. Also on the agenda is the Speer bill and other national convention issues. The regional membership has surpassed 2 million.
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Wm. C. Strehl
Wisconsin State Department of the American Legion
Sheboygan
Speer Bil
Passel
Congress
Kamsgax
$50,000 Express Car Robbery At Beecher City
Two masked bandits robbed an express car on a Baltimore and Ohio line near Beecher City Illinois at 2:30 am Thursday, escaping with about $50,000 in packages. A paymaster robbery near Shadyside, with $15,000 to $25,000 taken, is reported by Hackensack authorities.
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Baltimore
Oniot
Beecher City
Altamont
Hackensack
N. 1
Coll
Armen
Barrett
Ufseluring Company
Shadyside
Eclock
Boy Survives After Swallowing Tack In Lung Battle
A nine year old, Afro ris Keizer, in Monticello, Arkansas, swallowed a brass tack five days earlier. He was rushed to a hospital in Philadelphia where doctors performed emergency bronchoscopy and forceps removal. The needlelike object threatened to puncture his lung but the procedure succeeded and the boy recovered.
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Aforris Keizer
Morris
Bourt Wis
Bosis
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