Hope for Continuance of Irish Negotiations and Court Rulings
Reports indicate ongoing hope for continuing Irish talks as a jury in a Philadelphia circuit court awards Ogodziski $35,090 in damages for injuries from removal at a church event. The trial saw four hours of jury deliberation amid testimony involving Rev. Andrew Chem and others, with appeals anticipated and related cases noted.
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Faim Ogodziski
Andrew Chem
Tates Toot
Charles Marsiledk
Simon Skrack
Tmastess
Pieehitteh
Ogulaixki
Hiv
Philadelphia
Tudepeidenes
Oren
Girt
Aki
Oolzisei
Ron
Sin
Gsadzehi Broncbr
Fitey Trier
Richerds
OgodAlsks Ata Verdion
Ciend- Gki
Tee Luisbendl
Wan
Bellen County
Dudge Anderson
Whitetail
Wiewise
Aul
John A. Mark
Railroads Accept Ten Percent Freight Cut Plan
The commerce commission approved voluntary 10 percent cuts on freight rates for farm, orchard, and related products excluding New England. The orders authorize a six month experiment starting soon, with further steps needed before the new base rates take effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
United Shes
New England
A Commerce Commission
Germany Plans to Flood Russia with Goods and Debts
The report outlines Germany's plan to flood Russia with goods and debt payments while discussing concessions to surrender parts of China. It notes Allied powers United States United Kingdom and France may supply capital and references negotiations at Washington conference with Japan over Port Arthur and concessions in China.
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Germany
Russia
Fanwan
Bransh
France
Remains of La Crosse Soldier Return Home
The body of George Sinnixer of La Crosse returns to the United States from France. He was killed in the Argonne and is expected to arrive by December 10.
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George Sinnixer
la Crosse
Argonne
United States
Tokata Seeks Consideration of Potential Powers at Conference
A Washington dispatch reports Tokata pressuring for recognition of potential naval powers. An address urges the conference address not only naval strategies but also emergent power dynamics. The piece notes opposition to expanding war power and mentions related policy debates and public interest.
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Washington
Sennesuke Yateatas
Raidenr
Legislative Bureau
Tlso Dapannsa Eahinen
Souirday
Nehrauntiss Yey Lokata
Family of 17 Moves Village Wiped Off Map
Pancastet Ohio reports Meoree Fraierne moved his wife and 15 children from Hocking County North Berm forming a new population that doubled local counts and caused the enumerator to change the designation from hamlet to village. The exodus emptied the town’s general store and stirred debate over postal delivery and census records.
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Pancastet
Ohio
Meoree Fraierne
Wift
Hocking County
Berm
Une Cristis
Hamie
Bie Fan
Worth Bernefay
Puster Tire
Realcure
Fall Sown Crops in North Hemisphere in Good Condition
Reports from Germany and Asia show continuing good fall sown crops with prospects of wheat harvest in British India. Despite drought in some regions, winter crops in the United States and other areas face hardships, while overall northern crops hold up amid variable conditions and ongoing weather challenges.
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North Hemisphere
Warlington
Germany
British India
Perth
Ako Bartly
Bert Herzog Found Guilty of Accepting Liquor Case Bribes
A federal court jury convicted Bert Herzog Saturday afternoon of taking bribes in a liquor case. The verdict found him guilty on multiple counts involving illegal rewards and retailing offenses. He faces a potential four years in prison and plans to appeal the decision.
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Bert Herzog
Berk Ores
Masini
Fight to Finish Looms Between Packers and Unions
Uncertainty mounts as Packers and unions edge toward a possible shutdown amid tense negotiations. Kansas plant actions loom as industry talks strain labor relations with potential job actions and court involvement shaping a high-stakes labor dispute.
Renville Jury Disagrees Otavta In District Session
Renville jurors reported disagreement on several indictments while district court proceedings continued Saturday. Other cases include canceling of stolen automata and related charges stemming from prior incidents in the area.
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Otavta
Taditar
Revville
Schmigr
Soldier George Sinniger Body Sent Home from France
Remains of La Crosse soldier George Sinniger who died in the Argonne are to be returned to Brooklyn arriving December 10. The report notes he served in the 128th Infantry Mend division and was wounded October during the Argonne drive. He will be buried in La Crosse after services locally.
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la Crosse
Argonne
Brooklyn
Anton Sinainge
Wie
Seny Street
Wessee
Rouerton
Corse
Conmpiny 7
Tols
Arzonne
Legion Chapter Speaker Charged in $100000 Suit
Nonpartisan league figure Shoemaker of New London Wis is named defendant in a 100000 suit filed in state district court Saturday by William Ritchie Jr. estate commander of Sheifan Legion on behalf of the Nebraska department of the legion. Ritchie alleges Shoemaker claimed the region was subsidized by timber interests and opposed organized labor.
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Legion
Chaptarer Omaha
F. H. Shoemaker
New London
Wis
Willian Ritch Jr
Sheifan Legion
Nebraska
Ritchie
Sheemaxers
Road bulletin for motorists in La Crosse county area
Road conditions report issued by Automode Club of Western Wisconsin secretary S L Minister for motorists. Notes several route directions with ambiguous spellings and several roads described as muddy or rough. says next ten days expected to improve as grades finished to River Function. Minnesota roads cited as muddy but improving with dragging and fenders.
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la Crosse County
S. L
Automode Club
Wisconsin
Psn
Uy Winns
Viregia Te Fond
Tralrio
Orsich
Sparta
Atadigen
Mt Minnesota
Yanks Leave Coblenz for Antwerp and Home
AP reports U S troops quit Coblenz for Antwerp and home aboard a ship carrying about 500 bodies. The scene includes soldiers with wives and ex servicemen, as Ceremonial police block attempts to unload packages and provide comforts, amid wartime mobilization and transport.
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Coblenz
Antwerp
Home
Chas Fred Oliver Arrested on Wife Beating Charge
Charles and Oliver was arrested at noon Saturday by Andersheriff Ligdon in waetran swearing by his wife Anna Oliver, assault and battery with intent to cause bodily harm. He held in county jail about two hours before bail set by Dorett. Oliver’s wife testified of severe beating on street injuring back nose and glasses knocked off. She cited fear of life due to threats and alleged abuse.
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Qharies
Oliver
Andersheriff Ligdon
Anna Oliver
Balery
Dannes Tudze Brindley
Darett
Tiel
Alondas
Oliver Ailsees
Hanel
Battling Siki Faces Carpentier After Victory Notes
The piece notes Battling Siki, the French heavyweight, and mentions a planned title clash with Georges Carpentier after Siki’s recent showing. It references Paul Journee as a outdated figure and hints at a six round match concept from a Saturday bout.
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Siki
Paul Journee
Georges Carpentier
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London
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George Sinniger
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Chas
Fred Oliver
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