Rail executives to discuss waterway relief at convention
The National Rivers and Harbors Congress opens for a three day meeting with rail executives and government officials. Key speakers include Secretary of War and the Secretary of Commerce while a debate on water competition and relief from long and short haul clauses is planned for the opening session.
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Iemenceau
France
Buss Bun
Bone
OW Works
Wertrick
Fransp Tien Tac
Ef Gommerce
Seattle
Ty F Lean
Washington
Atternee
Luckentach
Lean
Markham
Amorigon
Dresiden
Marvin
Alinein
Railroaster
Corman
Deaton
Missau Y
Winthrop
Armitiegn
Harbers Conan
Lansing TL. Bevel
Steamers Reach Port After Storm Delays
Ships driven to port by a storm resume voyages as crews report rough seas and near freezing temperatures. Weather conditions linger with about four hours of rain noted along Way Lake, while ports receive the delayed arrivals and shelter at harbor ends.
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Pursaan
Wether Ean Fiens
Sen
Ane
St. Maye’ Rey,ich
No Flies in Alaska Mystery Report
A fragmented text notes an Alaska setting with unclear references to measurements and a container. It hints at a discrepancy or puzzle involving numbers and names but provides no coherent events or outcomes. The readable fragments imply a peculiar scientific or travel angle without a clear conclusion.
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Alaska
Wisconsin Move to Adopt Initiative and Referendum
A joint resolution seeks to amend the Wisconsin constitution to establish initiative and referendum. The administration aims to propose the measure in the 1923 legislature, with Senator Henry Rhu er directing its introduction early in the session. The proposal would reserve the right to propose legislation to lawmakers while granting the people the final ratifying vote on laws.
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Madison Wind Press
Henry Ruher
Senate
Assembly
Ti Wittin
Knaanrits I
Stari
Ik Dexuribou Ag
Yyussed Bay
Hauges
Legislatire
Christmas Trees Bring Better Prices This Year
Green Bay wholesalers report a price uptick for Christmas trees due to northern wood scarcity linked to labor shortages. Prices range from ten cents for small trees to 25 dollars for large community trees, with shipments to New York Chicago and Kansas City.
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Green Bay
Wis
Wisconsin
Michigan
New York
Chicago
Kansas City
Jersey Breeders Meet Monday at Mindoro
A booster meeting of the La Crosse County Jersey Breeders association is set for Monday afternoon December 11. Joe Green of Bangor president, will call the session to order at two o clock in Mindoro town hall. Speakers include G V Bergeront Black River Falls Milo Hill Tomah Reid Murray Madison W B Spreiter county agent and M M McNown La Crosse county school of agriculture and domestic economy.
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la Crosse County
Freight movement sets NEF records reports rail body
Washington The car service division of the American Railway association reports that freight movement remains abnormally heavy and sets new seasonal records. In the week ending November 25 railroads loaded 953,495 cars, 292,000 more than the same week in 1921.
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Washington
Car Service
Amerian Railway Association
Emergency fund sought to replace college at Winona
The Minnesota legislature will be asked to provide an emergency appropriation to build a new Winona State Teachers College building after a fire destroyed the old structure. Officials estimate costs from 500000 to 750000, with comparisons to a similar project at Mankato College using 3000 from the state insurance fund.
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Winona
Minneapolis
J. M. 3Fc
Connell
St. Paul
State Commissioner of Education
Samsen
Mankata College
Mankata
Mankato Building Funding Sought For Completion
Mr Somsen says emergency appropriation requested to finish the Mankato building. Winona college appropriation is also under consideration. Indications place the Mankato project cost between six hundred thousand and seven hundred thousand dollars.
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Mankato
Somsen
Winona College
Clemenceau Propaganda Charge At Seattle Club
Will J. Irwin told the Seattle Hiwanis Club that Georges Clemenceau was attempting to put over propaganda, asserting the Japanese era is tied to warning against propaganda rising in influence.
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Tiger
Seattle
Wash
Georges Clemenceau
Will J. Irwin
Seattle Hiwanis Club
Irwin
War Premier Tour Critique Cited In Eyebrows Note
Life magazine draws a sharp comparison as a war premier tours the country using figures seen as harmless to frame danger amid a portrayal of army presence in Germany. A quirky aside notes Phyllis returning from a hunting trip with six weeks growth of eyebrow, described as “perfect right” by the caption.
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Germany
Phyllis
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Riley Rezzidew
Petunia
Carter
Hellfach’s
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Burt
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Riverside
Aguredia
Waltham
Walttham Watch Company
Crescent Street
Waltham, Mass
Main ST
Mindoro
NEF
Columbia Cabinets
Columbia
Columbia Motor
Columbia Graphophone CO
Gheck
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Ruplin Baking Co
So. 4Th St
Bay
LA Crosse
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