Peace talks brighten as De Valera replies delayed
London reports say Britain offered devolution status to Ireland while De Valera's August 4 note faced cabinet deliberation. Optimism persists in Dublin that negotiations progress, with Sinn Fein seeing a potential breakthrough though questions remain on amnesty and financial indemnities.
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Traffic Ordinances Adopted By City Council At Friday Session
City council approved traffic measures restricting automobile turns at Front and Third streets and at several intersections to improve flow. A minimum fine of one to ten dollars was set for violations. The meeting also addressed sewer and waterway drainage projects, bath house plans at Pettibone Park, and street resurfacing with asphalt, including a 2000 dollar park infrastructure grant.
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la Crosse
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Barbing
Petstibone Park
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Pettibone Park Commission
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Iield
Mator
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Pearl Streets
Front Street
River Iside Park
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Tackson
Hughes Chosen to Lead U S Delegation to Washington Conference
President Harding selected Secretary of State Hughes to head the American delegation to the Washington conference. Hughes will handle central agenda items including Pacific and Far Eastern issues, with the President in advisory contact. Delegation size and member selection remain undecided, Britain may send seven or eight, others three or four.
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Hungary approves peace resolution adopted by U S
In Budapest the Hungarian National Assembly unanimously approved the peace resolution adopted by the United States Congress. The government continues discussions with Washington toward a treaty of peace and the leaders urged rapid negotiations to finalize terms.
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U. S
Budapest
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Unite En States Congress
Fluneerian National Assembly
All Americans Permitted to Leave Says Official Word from Russia
New York report cites Soviet minister George Chitcherin confirming that all American citizens resident in Russia may freely depart if they wish. They must inform the Anglo American department and present ID to obtain visas for immediate departure. In Riga, Litvinov objected to terms in the food relief agreement, signaling possible impasse with Walter Brown.
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Soviet Russia
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Walter A. Brown
American Relief Administration
Riga
Masim Litvinak
Russia
People's Commissary of Foreign Affairs
Litvinas
Associated Press
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Walter Lyman Brown
Mahoney Protests 25 Dollar Allowance for Three Officials
Alderman contends the measure granting a 25 dollar allowance to three officials is illegal, arguing it exceeds permitted compensation and violates city rules. The dispute centers on whether such payments are authorized under current ordinances.
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Mahoney
Alderman
Tax revision plans explained today in Harding statement
A Harding era tax revision plan outlines salaries fixed at February levels and clerical increases for mayor, clerk, and treasurer, sparking legal challenges. The plan aims to raise revenue with broad reforms, including lower top rates, corporate tax changes, and repealing certain transportation taxes to boost equity and curb evasion.
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Mahoney
Maror
Matering
Youmel
Pleven
Athar
Ulegal
Entomon Council
Waste House
mMivy
Shriners' Extra Edition Preview
The Tribuns publish a Shriners' extra edition tonight with complete details of Coremania to be announced.
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Tribuns
Camels Capers Impress Fans At The La Crosse Shrine Show
The La Crosse theater packed from orchestra to balcony as Camels Capers staged by Chippewa Valley Shrine Ebbs last night showcased Masonic Camel and Sarine club acts, dancers, and a Bagdad Cafe scene. Singers like J. Jourdan and a Spanish dancer drew strong cheers, while comic skits and the White Male Quartet entertained. The event included a lively mix of music, dance, and novelty acts with a finale drill by the patrols.
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Bngle Corpe
Bagdad Cafe
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Ton D. Fisk
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