Senate Passes Ship Subsidy and Railroad Bills Amid Pressure
The Senate and House resumed business under high pressure as the conference report on the Capper Tinder grain bill moved to the president. The House passed the Winslow railroad bill authorizing up to 300.9 million dollars in railroad securities with broad funding, while a shipboard deficiency appropriation of 48.6 million dollars was approved in the Senate.
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Washington
Ping Board
Senate
House
Ashington
Goth
Shipping Board
Tanlines
Prussion
la Pollette
Went Finanee Corporation
Railroad Administration
Kenova
Wieseuitte
Chanes
Mondell
Winslow
House Interstate Commerce Committee
U S Note Warns Panama Against Hostilities Over Disputed Territory
Panama reviews Washington's note denying permission for hostilities against Costa Rica over the Pacific Coto region. The United States, as mediator, cites May 2 terms and rejects renewal of clashes. Panama cabinet considers its reply, awaiting Washington guidance before action. Troop movements are reported as defensive, not a full advance, with forces held in readiness near the boundary.
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Ashington
American State Department
Panama
United States
Coto Ragion
Costa Rica
Uated
Amskcan
Pacific
Loubet
Pansant
Cosa Rica
Lhas
Associated Press
Hughes
Costa Dean
Costa Vea
Imaaman Cabinet
Vu Leent
Washington
Althoweh
Cotm
Costa Ricia
Coto
Panamé
Washpington
Relief workers in Russia weakened by hunger slow to aid
In Russia relief workers themselves are too weak from starvation to help famine victims. Officials warn next year's crop will likely fail as grain arrives late and sowing nears. In famine zones volunteers are subsisting on meager rations while crews struggle to move grain.
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Russia
Dany Ser
Toany
Anys Milne
Lars Ter
Volga
Sarrara
Riga
Moscow
State Day Office Moves Against Illicit Wisconsin Breweries
Madison Wis. The closing Monday of two breweries in Sheboygan County by State Prohibition officials marks a step in cleaning up liquor practices. Of fifty six cereal beverage establishments, only a few have permits. several applications are pending. Deputies are in the field enforcing the prohibition law and investigations continue into products from larger Wisconsin brewers to assess dealcoholization before sale.
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Madison Wis
Sheboysan
Prohibition
Wisconsin
Smith
Secial
Landis Threatens Strike Over Worker Protest
Chicago reports indicate Judge Landis warned workers he would strike if protests over a decision escalated. The dispute centers on arbitration processes and wage considerations amid mounting tensions as labor groups object to a forthcoming award, with implications for ongoing labor talks and regulatory oversight.
Must Women Pay Alimony Question Up in Minneapolis
In Hennepin County, Judge Isley weighs a suit by Benjamin Liss against wife Minnie over support and alimony. Liss, a peddler, alleges his paralysis left him unable to work and that Minnie sold shared property to avoid support, risking public charge. The judge took the case under advisement.
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Minneapolis
Mini
Queslon Sybether
Isley
Hennepin Esuaty Cour Imenon
Benjamin Liss
Minnie Iss
Ifor Support
Mimeny
Fiss
Liss
Yanks Visit Their Old Shell Holes in Argonne Forest
American Legion delegates leave the main party after a Verdun ceremony to visit former battle sites in the Argonne Forest. They travel via Montaignon and Hoague to Romagne cemetery where some American soldiers are buried and a special service is planned.
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Argonne Forest
Rheims
Frencee
Associated Press
American Legion
Battefields
Verdun
Argonne
Mont Vancon
Hoague
Rhetros
Romagne
Passion Play plans under way in Oberammergau
Oberammergau officials push ahead with preparations for next year’s Passion Play. The cast will be finalized by October. Local attendees expect many Americans to travel to the event amid the preparations.
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Oberammergau
Germany
Qetoher
Open Sessions Demand Sparks Senate Clash Over Disarmament
Senator Harrison pressed for open sessions at the world disarmament conference, arguing public knowledge prevents sealed deliberations and boosts faith in naval reductions. Senator Lodge opposed, warning openness risks diplomatic leverage and cautions against presuming secrets.
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Washington
Lodge
Harrison
Mississippi
United States
Morrison
Versailles
Shantung
Yap
China
Senate
Harding
Lote
Menator Harrison
Hurnson
Borah
Idaho
Mclnare
Sraater Rornh
Lodee
Berlin Hails Treaty Move as Cabinet Prepares Signing
Berlin reports the draft peace treaty with the United States is ready for cabinet approval in a special session to be attended by President Ebert. The document bears signatures of the president and either Chancellor Wirth or Minister Rosen. German press reacts cautiously, hoping for resumed friendly relations and ratification with safeguards on private property claims, amid secret negotiations and government restraint.
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Bese
United States
Germany
Charles Je. Flushes
Br Fllis
Rosen
Berlin
Freieheit
Ermin
Reichstag
Tageblitz
Washington
Schwalbe Agreement Cuts Clothing Plant Cost
Contractors and La Crosse Clothing Co settle a suit over building the new plant at Fourth and Vine Streets. Schwalbe & Sons agree to a substantial reduction of $60,291.94, with the case to be dropped after an all day conference before Judge Quinlan. The project began with a capped cost of 110,000 in 1919, later increased to 106,000 in 1920, and final costs reached 207,870.52, leaving the disputed balance to be recovered.
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la Crosse Clothing Co
J. B. Schwalbe & Sons
Sulpy
la Crosse Clothing Company
Vine Streata
George H. Gordon
McCoonell & Schweizer
Clothing Company
George Bunge
Migbee
Jewes Cars
Lho
American cows superior milkers to German Berlin cattle
A fragment states Bavarian distributed American milk cows are better milkers than German breeds. It claims American cows produce about twenty quarts of milk daily for a calf, roughly double the German cows.
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Berlin
Bavaria
Wives Granted Divorces Amid Desertion Charges
A Marinette court led by Judee Quinkin granted eight divorces Monday with desertion cited in several cases. Rae Harley won divorce from Jon T Harley after counterclaims, praising her perseverance and noting her new telegraphy training. Other divorces included William Walters from Vivian Walters, Cleo Moody from Clarence Moody, and Edna Hauser from Herman Hauser, among others, with custody and name changes noted where stated.
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Judee Quinkin
Marinette
Henehim Eirewit
Sighee
Tuesdy
Pearl Disnley
Benjamin
Amplefeld
Camp Robinson
Winona
Foranco
la Grosse
Baltimore
Gigsby Sind Far Yi
William Walters
Waupin
Harses
Brindley
Vivian Wanters
Vivian Dolner
Edna Hauser
Herman
Waukesha
Cleo Moody
Clarence Moody
Hoffman
Ars Violet Amundson
Frad Amundson
Beth Holtze
Ernest G. Holtze
Lots
Jon T Harley
Rae Haney
Jade Quinlan
Hareley
Harley
Clarence Weber
Twesme & Welter
Harler
FT. i
Withlow
Build Homes in Chicago Plan for 3600 to 4000 Units
Chicago officials and a north side commercial association announced a plan to erect between 3,600 and 4,000 homes at an estimated cost of 5 million dollars to relieve the city’s housing shortage. The project would be funded by a non profit organization composed of individual investors.
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Chicago
North Side
Man Charged After Traffic Crash In Westby
Albert Skolas of Westby faced a harsh judgment after a Monday evening crash at Fourth and Main streets. He allegedly drove intoxicated, struck a youth and Mrs Elia Neimeyer and others, causing a severe leg fracture. Judge Hunt fined 100 dollars and 20 days in jail, with police testimony detailing failure to stop and assist.
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Albert Skolas
Westhy
Cacral
Skolis
Hunt
Rouirecourt
Gow
Skolas
Christ Haas
Johnson Street
Jes
Tila Neimeyer
South Third Street
Fourth Street
Bender
Fourth
Heme
Brex
Eastbouna
Malin
Elia Neimeyer
Lark
Skotas
Malm Street
United Cigar Store
Chelst Haas
Poste
Third Street
Third
Central Station
Westby
Skoase
West
Skolan
Walter Olive
Mat Boble
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Bixmemk Bose
Nigel
Chienga
Denver
Jackson
New York
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Eupol
U. S
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KR. AL
Tan
Helaveen Chicaeo
Tamdix
Gretke
Racine
Wis
Fred Marquette
Thompsonville
Senator Lodge
Wilson
Parle
U.S
State Department
Schwalbe
Main Street
Pearl Bigsby
Soldier
Vivian Walters
Mra
Rae Harley
Freedom
Dadge
Chars
Ella Neimeyer
RED Cross
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