Fear Lake steamer and barge vanish with crew
Sault Ste Marie Mich news reports the Fear Lake steamer and its barge Tyrone missing with 30 crew members after a violent storm. The Maytham tow and its crew were seen entering the harbor before the storm, which caused a hull breach on the Great Lakes Transit freighter Delas Cook, grounding it in the St Mary River.
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Sault Ste Marie
Mich
Dave Memnday
Thomas Maytham
Tyrone
Maytham
Burse
Harhort
General Transit Company
Delas Cook
Great Lakes
St. Mary Fiver
Hughes Pledges US Aid to Americas to Preserve Peace
President pledges cooperation and aid to American states to sustain peace in the hemisphere. He praises the conference’s imperfect work and urges continued unity though not all agreements were carried out. The speech emphasizes anti communism, economic ties, and collective security as the region moves forward under U.S. leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
U. S
Americas
Marinette to face Superior for state title in east
Marinette High officials announced they will play Superior Central High in the east for the state high school football championship. Marinette, after a 41 to 6 victory last Saturday, stands ready to meet Superior at Green Bay or Menominee, Michigan, next Saturday, per local officials.
Skirmish Over Dardanelles Drama Divides Conference
Reported clashes over Dardanelles fate dominated talks as delegates from Russia and the Allies clashed over control. M. Tchitcherin urged patience while others pressed for a definite plan to insure freedom of the waterway, with Turkish participation uncertain and the Entente wary of premature concessions.
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Memara
Cursor
Russia
M. Tehitcher
M. Tehiteherin
Joseph Linge Killed in Farmyard Accident
Joseph Linge, a well known dairyman from Coe County, was killed when he slipped and fell at the base of a frozen wagon skid between his home and barn on a Saturday evening. His death was instantaneous from a base of skull fracture as neighbors described the fatal stumble. Surviving wife, three sons, three daughters, brothers and sisters with funeral set for Tuesday. services at the residence and Gwn Reformed Church with Rev. Harry Anitrers officiating.
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Joseph A. Lise
Coe Counly
Wis
Ted
Truzen
Brie I Mormon Coulee
Weloel
Mr. Lins
Fie
Bary
Wardie
Hess
Linge
Tanse
Ghartes Dlec
Shelby
Cal Carl
Hoinhald
Ormia
Shelby School
Helen
Marn Lerite
1 Crosse High Schol
Avg Linse
la Crosse
Ariniph
Mor- Waycoulee
Charles
Chippewa Palle
Clemenceau Vows U S Friendship Message to France
In a brief talk, Georges Clemenceau declared he would carry back a message to France that the United States is a steadfast friend. He said America’s gratitude to the alliance endures and cannot be moved, stressing a lasting bond between the nations.
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Clemenceau
France
U. S
Baltiligre
Associated Press
Grorges Clameceau
Dodge Hoors Starkbridge
Maryland Vite
Seciety Ag
America
Premier Denies Anti Republic Move In Greece
London. By the Associated Press Premier Bonar Law told the House of Commons that Britain exerted no influence, direct or indirect, to promote a Greek republic or to retain the monarchy, addressing questions on the matter in Parliament.
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London
Associated Press
Bonar Law
Ih Louse of Commons
Britain
Greece
Timothy Healy to Be First Governor of Erin
London dispatch reports the Irish constitution bill nearing royal assent. The appointment of Timothy Healy as governor general of the Irish Free State is described as certain with a likely announcement after the act gains final approval in the Lords. Provisional government efforts aim to secure orderly transition.
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Timothy Healy
Erin
London
Associated Press
House of Lords
Timothy Frealy
Dublin
Irish Hill
Dail
la Farliamov
Ireland
Genera
Llssian
Free State Administration
SIKI SAYS HE WAS FRAMED TO LOSE IN TITLE FIGHT
The report centers on Siki claiming he was framed to lose but crossed paw with a rival, recounting the referee and crowd interactions during a championship bout. He argues the action was unfair and defiant, detailing a tense moment in the ring and his decision to continue fighting amid alleged provocation.
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Siki
G Siki
Momiay Ip
Diaene
Dha Db
Rpentier
LonLee Puthar
Saba Penpte
Ahd Raagteinus
Ted Ad
Frelike
Chiri Rani
Postoffice Clerk Accidently Shot While Out Hunting
Malcolm Jamesson, a post office alerting clerk, was accidentally shot in Oregon while hunting twelve miles north of West Salen. Vern Green and Charts Whert Were involved as the incident occurred between Danweson and Green. Jamesson is being treated at home for embedded shotgun pellets in the knee.
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Malcolm Jamesson
Mis Men
Salen
Kilbourns Road Murder Mystery Remains Unsolved
In Milwaukee a half burned body found beneath a culvert on Kilbourne Road sparks an unresolved case. Police say the victim may be a man with missing reports matching a murder description, with no clear identification or local residents confirming kin.
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Milwaukee
Kilbonro Road
Mibwewkee
Cain
Lek Taeine
Milwakes
Greek Prince Degraded and Exiled for Life
In Athens Prince Andrew and Princess Alice faced exile after a royal scandal. The royal couple left for Britain as a life exile was imposed amid private hardship.
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Athens
Prince Andrew
Biswits
Alice
Big Chicago mail terminal opens despite delays
The new Chicago mail terminal officially opens amid confusion as workers report ongoing construction issues. Officials promise adjustments to meet projected handling capacity and improve operations for the surrounding postal network.
Stella Trane Foretells Bright Vocal Future At La Crosse Theater
Articles describe Stella Trane as a real singer with a promising future after a La Crosse concert at the La Cregee theater. Mentions Madame Mathils and Miss Melmis praising the La Crosse Music Study Club and urging support for a local auditor to host visiting artists.
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Deglares
Stella Trane
Sroire Ds
Medama Lueila Malvis
la Cregee Theater
Tribaye
Elor
Posse Sas
Melnis
Als Krovbern
Thadhilsen
Lourepe
Chase
Madame Mathils Saints
Cme
Ife
Psn
la Crosse Moshe
T. K. Gilles
la Cresse
Eptebrines
Big Nash Touring Car Crash Near Here
A Nash touring car driven by A. H. Hutchinson of Ontario veered into a light pole on Seventh Street and Mormon Coulee Road Sunday morning, leaving the path snapped ten inches above ground. Hutchinson and two women, Ida and her sister, were hurt though not seriously. Hutchinson later admitted to Lauberg hospital. Another incident involving Max Sharman’s machine struck a concrete storefront on Mill Street around 1:30 Monday. no injuries reported.
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A. H. Hutchinson
Ontario
Seventh Street
Mormon Coulea Road
Aloul & O Etovh
Max Shermar
Hutchinses
Mormon Coulee
Ida
Hitchingen
Lauberg
Fiastftalien
Wbspiels
Ue Mpany
Moneilay
Eisen and Phillips
Wisi Company
Poline
Max Sharman
A. Rien
Mill Street
Authorize Calling Witnesses for War on Atty Daugherty
Washington report describes a motion to authorize the judiciary committee to send for persons and papers in an impeachment inquiry against Attorney General Daugherty. Filed by Representative Keller, a Republican from Minnesota.
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Atty. Daugherty
Washington
Judicsiare Committee
Alterner Genera
Daugherty
Keller
Republican
Minnesota
Fiscal plan for 20 put to Congress signals aims
President Harding transmits the annual federal budget with a projected outlay of about three billion dollars for 1924. He urges retrenchment only where feasible, notes two thirds are fixed charges, and questions the scope of federal aid. The plan targets a near term deficit reduction and reorganization to lower costs while maintaining essential government functions.
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Wasitington
Harding
Congress
Alt. Harding
Ucbt
Bern
Thom
Menagh
Philippine Scouts
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Peernen
Mughes Caves
Luthers
Tae Wits
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Little Tony
Marinette
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Tchitcherin
Missessien
Turkes
League of Nations
Joseph Linge
Oggurs
Sef Stoge
Wiscous
Calder
Eold Puesdas
Madame Luella Meluis
City
Kilbourn Road
Chicago
Ohio
Aga
Thad
Chilsen
BIG Nash
Spoeling
Ashington
Department of Commmerce
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SSS
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