De Valera Moves to Deliver Sinn Fein Reply to London
Sinn Fein leaders pressed toward a final Sinn Fein note in Dublin as De Valera and cabinet officials work to reconcile differences over Britain’s settlement proposals. A reply is expected to London Friday morning with the Dail to meet Thursday to consider the document.
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Britain
de Valera
Associated Press
A. Sinn Fein
Dublin
Dail Eireann
Central News
Lloyd George
fLord
Dad
Dubin
Great Britain
J Llord George
Mowning Street
Eamonn YX
Valera
Jothers
Dail
Rofl Sinnetn Executive Committee
Ichja
Imen
Duvelin
Associated ‘Press
Eamonn de Valera
Barin
London
Dal
Torsday
Sinn Fein l Executive
Marriages in La Crosse County Fall Short of Last Year
County records show a drop in licenses issued in 1920 compared with 1919. Through November 1, 207 licenses are recorded, about twenty per month, with May and June normally peak months. The oldest couple wed so far are sixty and sixty seven, while the youngest entrants were a sixteen year old girl and a twenty one year old man.
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la Crosse County
Hubert G. Staats
Jyne
Jase
Leaders of gang already in towls three aides confess
Disapproval of the administration's railroad funding bill surfaced in the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee. William G McAdoo argued the government is not morally bound to pay 765 million for railroads additions and betterments and proposed a settlement allowing ten year waits and six percent interest. He noted total government indebtedness at 1,441,000,000 and urged railroads to abandon labor inefficiencies before further advances. He warned the public against misrepresentation of policy.
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Asbington
Senate Interstate ‘Commerce
William G. McAdog
Mulroids
Senate
Seater Stanley
Sentuc
McAdoo
Harding
Mer Adoo
United States
Igh
Ppera
Niga
Arsoade
Alva Harshman
Milwaukee
Yesterdnesoshy
Clinnin
Nihir
Rundolph Koln
American Rubber Comepany
Chicago
Frearh
Tahi
Pact Explanation To Senator On War Risk Bureau Policy
A letter to William Stroh outlines the War Risk Bureau policy and the Glean-up Squad tour starting August 29 in La Crosse. It notes cooperation between American Legion and Red Cross to assist former service members with claims, and discusses thresholds for favorable awards and the handling of evidence. The document also covers public reaction and calls for liberal processing of claims while signaling concern over excessive proof demands.
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Bureau of War Risk Insumines
Borer
Wiich
la Crease
West Mouilay
William ©. Stroh
Hay Te Vingers
American Legion
Amerein Leglon
Red Cross
Ta Crosse
Vernon
Monrne
Tucneau Uounties
G. Re Borbos
Bureau of Risk Insurree
Ais Jerter
United States
Germany
Iregidenk Tharding
Aml
Secreta Hughes
White House
Senatos Lodge
Rede Ruiliee
Foreign Relitans Committee
Howe
Senate
Reichstass
White Mouse
Ellis Lorligere
Berlin
Rosen
Washington
Borah
Idaho
Republican Committee
Bac
Dubson
California
Versailler
United
ZR-2 disaster near Hull devastates crew in airship crash
Washington reports the US purchased airship ZR-2 exploded over Hull, breaking in two and plunging into the Humber. Two dead and several injured initially, with at least four survivors seen after the crash. American officers aboard include Commander Louis H. Maxfield and Lieutenants Esterly and White among others. The craft, largest dirigible built, carried 42 crew and aimed for transatlantic flight within 72 hours.
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U. S
Ondon
Associated Press
United States
Great Britain
Hull
Humber
Victoria Pier
Marcus Asterley
Swean
Asterley
Marcus H. Esterly
Washington, D. C
Press Association
Louis H. Maxfield
If N. Biegx
Bryn Marr
Fla
Emory Cail
Mariatta
Ohio
M. H. Etterly
Henry W. White
Clearwater
Charles G. Little
Newburyport
Mass
Howden
Louis Hit Maxfield
United States Navy
Navy Department
England
5. M. Maitland
Col. Campbell
Atlantic
Substitute Paying Ordered by Council at Tuesday Session
The council adopted a resolution to install a sewer on Farwell Street east of Eighteenth Street and to replace a pavement contract on La Crosse Street. Contractors were ordered to add a second coating on Clinton Street and Kane Street while the Board of Public Works prepares plans for a new sewer with manholes along Farwell Street.
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Farwell Street
Eighteenth
Hwinois
la Crosse
Tavith
Fifteenth
Clinton Street
Rose
George Streets
Kane Street
Clinton
Livingston
Board of Public Works
Farewell Stmet
Eighteenth Street
Wausau theft tied youth sent to reform school
Edwie Boettner of Merritt age 20 and Eugene Hoffman of La Crosse age 18 pleaded guilty to burglarizing the Wausau Paper Company store in Tra kaw. They received eighteen months in the Green Bay Reformatory by Circuit Judge A M Reid. Officers report state prohibition funds cut and 10 ships disrupted by enforcement layoffs. Austria signs peace treaty with United States in ceremony at one o'clock Wednesday.
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Edwie Boettner
Merritt
Eugene Hoffman
la Crosse
Fauilty
Wausau Paper Agompany
Trakaw
Green Bay
A.M. Reid
Austria
Associated Press
United States
Peck Contest To Close Thursday In La Crosse
La Crosse bars and readers are reminded the Peck Information contest closes Thursday afternoon. Participants should submit answers before then. Winners and wingers will be announced Friday.
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la Crosse
Wingers
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