Guilty Verdict in Fraud Case Hinges on Forged Notes
The jury found Castle or Lieut Dowd forged notes used to obtain about 210,000 dollars from the Credit Company of Baltimore, with defense claiming the falsified documents were created by Anderson or Durger. Judge Wickham scheduled sentencing in a Circuit Court session, while defense argued lack of knowledge of the deal and questioned the authenticity of the notes and bills of lading.
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Cyotie
Uo Reys
Cauntle Enginedrigg
Ans
Durtze
Rirkhaar
Ledlite
Com- Credit Company
Baullimere
Sering
Wega
Ininhudiuse
Arin Couichiners
Lading Ag
Dyer
Wormpalia
Castle
Iil
Doc Anderson
Aderson
Durger
Lucien Padt
Lary
Atsemin
Tarren
Archer
Krank Winter
Parker
Phinn
Kaiser
Acroy
Mastle
Walusa
Kuage
Wilson Intimates Visit From Harding Would Be Welcome
President Wilson signals openness to a Harding visit as he schedules tasks at the White House. Senate leader and party allies plan to coordinate public appearances and possible talks during the upcoming congressional session.
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Wilson
Harding
Badger Road Men on Program for National Meet
Chief engineer from Wig Mamsom discusses highway practices at a national meeting in Washington. Speakers cover pavement types, concrete, and prevention measures for state roads.
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Badger
Mamsom
Wig
Ingineer
Sud Coastenetion
Tin
Washington
Mtr
Wuclling
Betton
Former Badger Johnson eyed for Harding cabinet post
Adisons, Wis report notes Albert A. Johnson former UW athlete and educator urged as secretary of agriculture in President Harding's cabinet. Johnson, a Wisconsin native from Dane county, built a long career from agrarian schools in Georgia and Milwaukee to Long Island New York, earning national recognition as a powerful, indefatigable administrator. The piece highlights his strength record at UW and calls for his appointment.
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Adison
Wis
Frields
Albert A. Johnson
University of Wisconsin
Harding
Johnson
Wisconsin
Lia Crosse County School of Agriculture
Milwaukes
Miwagkea County School of Agriculture
Waewl
Tosa
New York
United States
Earope Wsotel
Presidenceleer Harding
Trial opens in Rex Staniger case over North Side child
Jurors hear first witness HM Rebinsth of Milwaukee who rode in the car when John Fransen died in Avon Street. testimony follows about a party hours earlier, liquor, and a plan to return to Bangor. Defense contends manslaughter charges shift as facts emerge in circuit court.
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Rex Staniger
John Frapgen
Lust
Degman
Wickham
Stringer
Wis
HM. Rebinsth
Milwaukee
Frimsen Wild
la Crosse
Stuniser
Rovinson
Bangor
Stuniger
Steigur
Hha
A. Bradley
West Salem
Robinson
Stanizer
Bradley
Cecil Larson
Bingor
Governors to Use Influence to Get Farm Legislation
Harrisburg Pa governors conference at its twelfth annual convention discussed using collective influence to secure federal farm relief. A five governor committee will travel to Washington to urge refunding farmers debts and aid due to poor crops, investment issues, and a collapsing market.
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Harrisburg
Avery
Conference of Governors
Washington
Minnesota farmers ready to cope with marketing problem
Minnesota farmers, organized in cooperatives and market bodies, prepared to move forward to solve major marketing challenges. Holmberg, Minnesota commissioner of Agriculture, chaired the National Association convention, discussing practical marketing department projects.
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Minnesota
Cureace
2Te
Holmberg
Aericulture
National Association of Comissioners
Agricuture
Chauffeur's Statement Names Woman in Ardmore Slaying Case
A sworn statement by BW Sallis, a Dathis, Texas chauffeur, alleges a young woman told him she shot a man in a Dallas hotel room. He describes investigations, travel to Wasahachie and Ardmore, and claims the woman discussed weapons and plans with him before leaving for Kansas City, complicating the Jake Iamon case.
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Oxlon
BW. Sallis
Dathis
Texas
Dallus
Cisco
Swealthy
Ardmore
Goeldantal
Jake Iamon
Republica! Nations
Phates
Frank L. Reteh
Iamon
Hamon
Salis
Suesday
Patras
Indy
Tarwalh
Wasahachie
Elisbore
Menko
Law
Axelita
Kansas City
Curtisco
Dallas
Wisconsin moves to defend intrastate railroad rates
Wisconsin battles to block interstate rate increase. Governor Philipp and Attorney General Blaine announce plans for legal action to restrain the 3.6 cent mile intrastate rate rise ordered by the interstate commerce commission. A statewide fight to the last ditch is pledged with potential temporary relief sought.
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Ashington. Ing
Wisconsin
Interstate Commerce
Ilinois
New York
Madison
Wis
Philipp
J. J. Blaine
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ah Fatacett
Blaine
Congress
Leamumerce Commission
Milk price war erupts at voting booth dairies
Grocers and milk dealers in La Crosse announce ten cent a quart milk at voting booth stations with thirteen cents for bottled milk. J. J. Miller and Gernhard Weiker report bulk sales at ten cents a quart as distributors claim the move targets middlemen and aims to compete with voting booths established in local stores.
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J. J
Bmluer
Thirteenth
Clay Erenscen
Throsch
la Grosse
Eneurther
Frick Estate Pays Large Inheritance Tax in Wisconsin
All iston Wis county treasurer Binder received a tax payment of 118750 from the estate of HG Frick Pittsburgh steel magnate. Frick owned stock in Chicago Western Railroad and held substantial Northern Wisconsin real estate holdings.
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Alldison
Wis
HG. Frick
Pittsburgh
Mt. Frick
Chicago Richwestern
Wisconsin
League Assembly delays action on amendments to world body
The League of Nations assembly votes to postpone considering proposed amendments until a later world body meeting. Hymans presents Wilson mediation offer for Armenia, with broad applause. delegates from Brazil, Spain, and others respond. Council rejects Germany’s protest over plebiscite returns. Costa Rica but not Austria or Liechtenstein gains favorable admission. Navy hearings planned related to Admiral Mayo inquiry and Haiti.
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League Assembly
Associated Press
Wilson
Council of the
League of Nations
Assembly of the League
Paul Hymns
Bess
BL Hymans
Bir. Wilson
Armenia
Council
Washington
ML. Hymans
Bahil
Spain
Robert Gecil
Union of South Africa
Rasa
Bene Niment
Tellared
Germany
League
Berlin
Costa Rica Autiettioneria
Costa Rica
Axerbalja
Hind Lichtenstein
Motta
Switzerland
Albania
Uljan
Mir
Daniels
Hewona
Mayo
Haiti
Navy Department
United States
Naval Secretary
Knapp
Mayo, Board
Mayo Pack
Body search at Grand theater for missing Am brose J. Small
Excavation beneath the Grand theater in Toronto continued on Thursday to locate Am brose J. Small, the missing wealthy theatrical manager. A crew of stage hands dug through the soil under the auditorium as police consider the possibility he is alive and held for ransom.
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Toronto
Grand Theater
Ambrose J. Small
Small
Matt Newburg Buys Low Cost Fine Horse
Matt Newburg receives word that he bought eight perfectly good horses for twenty five cents. A Hokah farmer visited Newburg's store at Third and Pearl streets, urging him to buy a church bazaar ticket for twenty five cents. The farmer then delivered a driving horse, claiming it as his property, causing a surprise at the Prairie Street merchant's shop.
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Matt Newburg
Hokah
Prari Striet
Armenians Driven East By Turkish Nationalists
Armenian forces retreat eastward as Turkish nationalists seize districts including Kars and Alexandropol. Bolshevik mediation pauses hostilities, while one hundred thousand refugees traverse the region seeking food and housing as Moscow reportedly views the Turkish advance unfavorably. Local relief workers remain stationed on the front lines amid disrupted aid.
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Associated Press
Armenia
Caucasus Republic
Erivan
Novobayezet
Wiles
Etebmisdzin
Abeut Armenia
Acarat
Holdying Kars
Alexandropol
Sarmaom
Moscow
Cne
Srain
Bossin
Near Qusl
Amerle
D Annunzio Declares War on Italy Amid Fiume Turmoil
The Associated Press reports Captain Gabriele D Annunzio declares war on Italy beginning Friday morning. Gunfire echoes near the Gulf of Quarnero as Fiume tightens travel and borders. Italian General Caviglia surrounds Fiume urging surrender while D Annunzio’s forces resist.
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Ruste
Italy
Gabriele E. Annunszio
Tiume
Gulf of Quarnero
Fiume
Dannunzio
Associated Press
Caviglia
Ceners
Vittorio
D'Agunnzia
C4viglia
Widziath
Donnunzio
United States
Pershing
China
Fifty Million Tons of Iron Ore Shipped From Head of Lakes
Duluth wires report season total iron ore shipments near 50 million tons with 47,707,872 tons from the head of the lakes and about 36 thousand tons left to move from Two Harbors and Ashland docks. Most docks have finished their work for the season and are expected to close this week. Fatal shipments show an increase of about 7.7 million tons over last year’s 40,067,550 tons.
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Duluth
Minn
Lakes
Bug
Duluth and Iron Range
Two Harbors
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
Ashland
Wisan
League Covenant Amendments Studied After Separate Vote
Geneva delegates voted to reject immediate amendments to the league covenant and to appoint a committee to study potential changes before the next assembly. One Argentine delegate, Dclerate Prest redon, cast a lone negative vote, prompting debate on procedure and unanimous consent rules.
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Geneva
League
Assembly of the League
Dclerate Prestredon
Flo
Mymans
A. J. Baizour
Great Britain
Covenark
Balfour
Fle
Council of the League
Essembly
Sucs
Mir Balfour
La Crosse Street and Alley Committee Meets Friday
A La Crosse city council street and alley committee meeting is scheduled for Friday, December 3, to consider the plot of F. Lang. The judiciary committee may also attend as the session reviews local street and alley matters.
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Commion Council
City of la Crosse
F. Lang
Weather Record for La Crosse and Vicinity
Mostly cloudy and unsettled tonight and Friday with little temperature change. Warmer in southern portion tonight with low around 35.
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la Crosse
Minnesota
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