War Plane Workshop Planned by Chamber of Commerce
The Chamber of Commerce plans a two story workshop on Ydaar field to house war planes and engines. Construction is to start this week with a 70 foot wide structure, boasting a shed to store and service aircraft. Local postal service officials express approval as the project progresses.
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Ydaer Field
Pe Post Office
Ihe
Chamber of Commorees
Xiemail
Minneapolis
von Selagr Peld
Lintet
Norbert Garisan
Servien
Wil Ranpoline
Mr Noble
The
Ark
Non-Partisans Seek Control of Badger Society of Equity
Non-Partisans push for control of the Badger Society of Equity as election of a new president looms. Tittemore vows to resign if Non-Partisans win, highlighting intra-organization power shifts ahead of Wednesday's vote.
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Badger Society OF Equity
Tittemore
Wisconsin Union election at farmers convention turmoil
Milwaukee reports a heated Wisconsin Union convention scene with disputes over leadership. Tittemore’s successor vote looms amid factional splits, Mahoney and Pommerching as potential contenders, and concerns voiced by President Tittemore about losing control to anti-league forces.
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Robert & Allin
Milwaukee
Wis
J. S. Tit- Tumore
Wisconsin Union of the American Society of Equity
Farmers’ Organization
League
Ebe Vo
Ted
United Front
Pesnonsi
Lirtemore
Anu Anti-Leagers
Permaily
Body of Andrew Senn Taken Home Wednesday
Andrew Senn of Minnesota died recently and his body was taken home on Wednesday. Family members arrived in the city and plans for a memorial service were mentioned, with formal arrangements to be announced.
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Andrew
Senn
Andrew Senn
Valles
Minnesota
Lee Toll
Stills Received for Grand Jury in Local Session
Stills selection for the grand jury process were received and entered in the Mojtons area. Exhibits for the session were gathered from Leonis Inbk and Vrain with mentions of Hbivel, Garlig, and Thonis Bb.
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Stills
Peesiem
Leonis
Vrain
Hbivel
Dt. Garlig
Thonis
Wisconsin Leads In The Adoption Of Uniform Laws
Harrisburg report from a conference on uniform shun laws where Judge William M. Hargest notes Wisconsin leads in uniform act adoption with seventeen, Maryland thirteen, Massachusetts twelve, Illinois and Tennessee eleven, Alaska and Michigan nine, as efforts aim to unify civil and criminal statutes across states while social and family laws resist.
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Harrisburg
National Conference On Uniform
Conference of Sororiets
William M. Hargest
Wargest
Wisconsin
Maryland
Massachusetts
Ilinois
Tennessee
Alaska
Michigun
Louisiana
Death threats loom as accused Castle faces forgery case
Trial details reveal defense claims of forged notes and forged bills of lading used to obtain 24000 from Commercial Credit Co of Baltimore. Witnesses allege Anderson extorted, offered 76 percent commission, and threats against Castle if contracts were voided. Litigation centers on where drafts were created and mailed, with testimony about embezzlement and impersonation.
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Castle
Anderson
Au-derson
Agdercon
Frank Wouter
Defens
Thabhie
Ballimora
Maryland
la Croske
Ase
Shawn Cate
Seizure of Yard Interests by US Proposed by Board
Objections to all features of Armour and Swift plans to dispose of stockyard holdings at Chicago and elsewhere were filed in the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia. Attorney General Palmer led the government objections, opposing the creation of a Chicago Blockyards Company and the 20 year lease plan. Objections also targeted Prince and Co of Boston and other ties, with a push to appoint trustees to control yard holdings and sell stock to the public. The 20 year lease would hinder subleases and risk monopoly, while the report urged public opportunity to buy shares. The memo notes 47 percent of live cattle in Chicago markets would be affected and the broader impact on yard operations and railroads. Separately, reports from the border note protests as General Obregon was proclaimed president of Mexico amid celebrations.
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Askington D.C
Armour and Swift Ierests
Chicaxo
Palmer
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Mantle
Artora¢Y ‘Gomteral
NBA E
Phose
Biga Vy Ganeric
Liva
Lhe Chicapo
Milk price drop seen at local dealers in La Crosse area
Dairymen in La Crosse reported milk prices easing this week with several dealers cutting from 16 to 15 and 14 cents per quart. Public milk stations also reduced prices from 11 to 10 cents, as consumers in Minnesota and Wisconsin cities push for lower cost and bring their own containers.
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la Grosse
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Wishth
la Crosse
Rome
Golby Proposes Commission To Draw Up Treaty
Secretary Colby suggests appointing a commission by the United States and Mexico to draft a treaty. The proposal follows a letter to Mexican agent Pesquiera, aiming to reassure landholders and formalize understandings reached during recent talks.
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Golby
Ashington
Mexico
Colby
Fulerk Ve Pesquiera
Washington
Pimnacjf
Mr. Pesquiere
Coll
M. Pecquiera
United
Mortality Rates Higher in Cities
Detroit reports show city districts with heavy congestion have higher disease and death rates than less crowded areas. Health officials cite data from Cincinnati and Milwaukee as part of the study presented to the health commissioners. A separate item notes a farmer in Raleigh, North Carolina, hanged himself while jailed after being charged with killing two wives.
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Detroit
Ety
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Raleigh
O—Chbarnes EB. Davis
Warrants Issued To Arraign Gypsy Fortune Tellers
Warrants have been issued for the arrest of two Dooyay Psy women accused of conducting fortune telling at 02 Main Street. They may be arraigned in police court this afternoon. The case challenges a 1918 city ordinance repealing prior rules, prohibiting the practice in the city. City Attorney Oscar J. Swennes is handling the case.
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Main Street
Pole Department
Big
Oscar J. Swennes
Fifteen Million Europeans Seek Passage to United States
Reports from seventeen trans Atlantic steamship firms indicate about fifteen million Europeans seeking entry to the United States. Immigrant commissioner Frederick A Wallis says vast numbers across western and southern European seaboards have sold homes and possessions in hopeful pursuit of new lives here.
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Smi
York
Barone
United States
trans-Atlantic Steamship Company
Frederick A Wallis
Ellis Island
Eery
Proposals Sought to End Irish Violence in Dublin
Dublin reports proposals to end violence in Ireland, with groups including the labor party, Catholic hierarchy, and peace advocates seeking a commission to assess the chaotic situation. Suspects arrested in Southampton for Sinn Fein ties released in London. police cite lack of firearms act knowledge. Sinn Fein offices and documents seized. details of the Kilmacill massacre remain scarce. Notre Dame star George Gipp faces slim chances of recovery from pneumonia. Mutiny and looting reported in I Chang, Hu-Peh province.
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Dublin
Trelang
Great Britain
Treland
Catholic Hierarchy
Trish Peace
Labor Commission
de Hold
London
Sis
Southammpton
New Aquitzuia
New York
Hie Sine Fein
Phey
Scotland Yard
Kilmichael
County Cork
Irland
Emgkind
County Louth
Cork
Treland—Gy
Associated Press
Hkilmichiel
China
I-Chang
Hu-Peh
Cape Ve
League invites US to Armenia mediation in Geneva note
The League of Nations council unanimously approves inviting the United States to seat a representative on the Armenian commission. Acknowledging needs to reduce armaments, the council requests US participation in a consultative capacity and accepts President Wilson as mediator for Armenia, with his response awaited.
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Xeneva
Associated Press
Council of the League of Nations
Military Commission
United States
Unite States
Sion
Tle
Washington
Wilson
Hix
Arenenix
Council of the League
Austria Admitted Geneva By League of Nations Vote
The commission for new states unanimously voted Austria as a member of the League of Nations. The expected ratification by the assembly, with the council meeting at 10:30, drew marks of lively satisfaction. The Armenian question and mediation prospects drew mixed speculation among delegates.
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Austria
Geneva
Associated Press
League of Nations
Commission For the Islamenon of New States
League
R . Feers
Wilson
Europe
Mmuch
Armenia
A. J. Ballour
Mnatapha Rema
Vwilso
Turkey
Sevres
Fridtjof Nansen
Armenis
Jorwig
Spain
Jrazil
Milson
Armenian Aedia
OAS
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Gorpalyn
Till
Rere
Vicini
Charles
Holts
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Mpoelis
Inter Ani
Strona
Leuzunr
Goltyaris
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Weston Movement
State Division of Markets
Seve
Wat Prought
Oorket
Seth Fon
Edward Nordman
Dleviston
Larson
Paul Oa
Sona
Fon
Atx
Noraman
Castle Engineering Company
Credit Company
M. Castle
Castle Gag'neering
Trink
Vhonit
Tadee Wickham
Troney
Commerciay Credit Company of
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Stenrite
Prial
Spraven
Tosopit Anderson
Burger
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Paso
Mealey
Oriental
Arizona
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California
Obregon
LOGAL
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Kherdas
de la Huerta
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U. S
Labor Committee
Sinn Fein
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Notre Dame
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League Assembly
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