State Supreme Court Holds Women Can Be Held to Contracts
A Wisconsin court ruling asserts married women may be bound by contracts like men and that welfare legislation continues to rest on sex based criteria. The decision discusses marital financial responsibility, contract enforceability, and the evolving legal stance on women’s rights within welfare and contractual law.
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Fear Vessels Lost in Gale on Great Lakes
A damaged report notes ships driven by a gale on the Great Lakes with fears of vessels sinking. The fragment mentions lake forces, possible wrecks, and unsettled readings from observers.
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Undertaker Drops Dead During Burial Prep
A disjointed OCR fragment mentions an undertaker and burial preparation with unclear surrounding details. The legible elements reference a death during the process, but the text is largely garbled with stray phrases and nonstandard spellings, limiting concrete facts.
Keogan Denies LC Letters to Players Breaking Rules
Keogan refuses LC letters to football stars who violated training rules. At a post season meeting Monday, coach Keogan withheld varsity letters from several top players, provoking mixed reaction among students and prompting a council discussion on fairness and discipline.
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Harding omits to address Congress on State of Union
Fragmented report recalls President Harding avoiding a direct State of the Union appearance. References to planned speech timing, White House statements, and debate over proposed changes to presidential election methods. Mentions Progressive skirmishes and pressure from party members as terms of the political moment unfold.
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Chinese Bandits Seize Shantung Capital Amid Turmoil
Reports say Chinese bandits have taken control of the Shantung capital as authorities struggle to respond. The scene is chaotic with officials and residents citing threats, looting, and a delayed medical response amid ongoing violence.
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MadeLynn Freed as Burgh Case Ends in Sanity Ruling
MadeLynn is freed and Burgh custody ends after a judge ruled for sanity. The case saw multiple juries fail to reach a verdict, prompting a dismissal motion after discussions with Judge and State Attorney. Obenehin remained in hospital custody during proceedings and a break was taken at a residence prior to new plans.
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Selven Nelson Held for Trial on Desertion Charge
Selven Nelson faced trial on a desertion charge after a county court examination. His wife Alma testified that he took their three children from Winona and disappeared in October 1920, leaving the eight month old dependent and claiming no support for years. She described limited earnings and a recent divorce filing. Nelson’s attorney argued family members offered to assume care of the children.
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Break threats in Lausanne split on straits
Fragmented text describes tension over strait control and Turkish demands in Europe. It suggests a possible collapse scenario tied to wartime disruptions and shifting alliances among Turkey, Britain, and other powers. The piece hints at US stance being unclear while European peace remains a priority.
Four Cases Up In Police Court Here
Eyur cases were heard in police court here with defendants including Mendy and Jugn Byut. Timely judgments noted amounts of 87.50 each tied to liquor related charges as officers handled the routine docket.
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California Cries Escaped Murderer Climb From County Jail
Clara Philips, serving ten life terms for the hammer murder of Alberta Meadows, escaped from Los Angeles County Jail by sawing bars and crawling through a window. Authorities believed she fled in an automobile or boat. deputies widened the search as details emerged of the break and the long blast of investigators tracing possible accomplices.
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Irish Free State Becomes British Dominion In 1922
King George gave royal assent to the Irish free state legislation, establishing it as a Dominion of the British Empire. Official acts announced the appointment of a governor general, and the Anglo Irish treaty expiry signals the provisional government and new Irish parliament setup. The first Dáil Éireann session was scheduled for Wednesday afternoon with 30 members chosen from a pool of about 150 candidates.
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County and State Tax Totals for January Debited
County and state taxes to be collected total $414,574 with county school levy $48,976.07 for the year. Figures compiled by the county board show uncollectable taxes charged back to towns. The list includes Bangor, Fay, Barre, Campbell, Farrington, Greenfield, Hamilton, Holland, Onalaska, and Shelby with various state and special taxes, bridge taxes, and loan obligations. Total uncollectable taxes referenced amount to several thousand dollars, with overall totals around $12,274.21 and $15,099.03 for certain districts.
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Mellon Hits Gov Blaine for Tax Talk
In Washington, the Mellon administration rebutted Gov Blaine’s charge that the government is lenient on corporate surpluses and stock dividends. Mellon denounced Blaine as appealing to class prejudice and called for rigid enforcement and possible new legislation to tax excess profits.
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