Wisconsin Board Reports Sugar Milk and Potato Profits
The Wisconsin Division of Markets released its first annual report covering profits and causes of high costs in sugar, milk, and potatoes from September 1, 1914, to December 1, 1920. It cites price fixing, storage shortages, and speculative practices as key factors and notes prosecutions for violations along major distribution routes.
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Adison
Wis
Wisenisia Stumr
Potate
Thireean
Wisconsin Division of Markets
Threetor
Helwaed Norlimin
Liborinnne Uf
Tome
Wisconghy Boot Susar
Watupaga
Alers du Pott
Iyer
Fauve
Fedwrit
WSO Ys
Stely
Daily Telegraphic
Bretos Bureau of Markets
Warhington
Waite
Wiscoteln
Camera Tramnelandess
Portage
Madison
Corliss
Appigtan
Mylondikes
Aukland
Chippewa
Columbia
Buns
Voor Fond du Tac
Langlade
Liners
Manitowac
Mirindue
Monroe
Wiershouse Woal
Clicoxo
Buster
Niarriss
Ces
Marketx
Polig
Association Weich
Talleond Commission
Comalaluie Probert Malired
Voarkets
Prohlait
Gompettitian
Enrail
Kh Co-Operative
Polk
Dentee
Mille Neadtecty
Petal Grocery Corporation
Mint Ratailery
Burger Cone Cerns Pemderang
Petitans
Cho Dewere Bo
Polale
British Admiral Pakenham Visits Washington Aide's Guest
A British admiral and his party, including Commander Pakenham, visited Washington guests of an American cabinet officer and ambassador Cediles. The visit occurred amid talks with U S officials and military observers.
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Pakenham
W Pakenham
Bat Tie
Anmreay
Mrs Burt Adams of Trempealeau Dies in Husband's Arms
Mrs Burt Adams of Trempealeau died suddenly Monday in her home, after months of illness. She was baking when she collapsed, and her husband Nye Adams, who had just entered the room, found her deceased. She left four children, two of whom survived, and several siblings. A congregational funeral service was led by Rev Hoffman, with burial planned at Mt Mayo.
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Wrempealeau
Adams Wit
Hope
Mitina
Ang
Tance
Burt
Adar
Ifancy
Crea
Nye
Mt. Tope
Blow
Cecil
Trempengau
Pfour
Perris
Blanieau
Micaeil Tinton
Bustman
Wik
Penaimoere
Wis
Ackis Gaile
At. Lope
Congregational Church
Mr. Hoffman
Prescott
Mt. Mayo
Stock market closes amid mixed gains and losses
The closing shows a broad list of companies including American Sugar American Can American Car and Laundry American Hide and Leather and several steel and chemical firms. Net results are mixed with modest gains and declines across diverse sectors. Over 12,000 women noted among Interational Machinists union members.
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Sred
American Susar
Jonal Bigcult
Amer Agricntural Chemical
Nicr
Iuswcs
Steels
Amre-Ghilmers Osc
aAmerican
Sumatra
Wooten - Apacanda
Athantic
Iecomertee
D. Helhichem
Benteny Tyomeheroes
Anit
Abors Goodrich Co
Gthat Nori
Thingis
Mer
Marly TD
Cereereres
Panter
Maxwell Moloss Circeeees
Een
Petreleum Sierseee
Coomer
Midates States
Gibb Sidvato Steel
Missouri Pacific Vis
Sjdew
York Central
Mnoyon
Narroiana Weeteen
Northern Pacific Oo
Oklahoma
Bet Yan American Petroleum
Panisylvaia
Pittsburch Tay Consolidated Co
Ils Raval
Pats Shell
Sinclair Ear
Southern My
Stu
Studebaker Corpo Tennessee
Texas Co
Texas
Ani
Pacis
Westinghouse
Yuntia
State Education Board to Slash Budget Says Governor Initrospects
Madison Wis That the state education board will cut estimates before submitting requests to the Legislature was indicated Thursday Governor Philipp urged no salary increases or capital requests except possibly an addition to the chemistry building He noted the university and normal schools may seek several million dollars for the biennium while many cuts may be made before final board action
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State Education Board
Madison
Wis
Alate Board of Public Affairs
Philipp
Sudh
Ceatstry
Wisconsin Educational Institutions
Ferstature
State Board of Education
Pailinn
Board of Education
University and Normal School
Taro
Contuxions
Rodolph Encampment Names Officers For Upcoming Year
Rodolph Encampment No. 9 held an officer installation night with C O Fi Greened the Pellowlax office and S I Drake named high senior Warden. Junior officers included J Stokke as scribe Albert Kirsehiner as treasurer and J C Wolford as trustee in a year end ceremony.
American embassy glerk dies in London
Franuk Tlodsun, longtime American embassy official in London, died Wednesday after several weeks illness. Serving eight years, he delivered key communications to the British government and premier's office. He succeeded his father and served under multiple ambassadors. his brother Theodore Hansan will succeed him.
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London
Franuk
Tlodsun
Prermier
Hedson
Siv
Theodore Hansan
Americans Urged to Aid Saving Children in War-Torn Europe
A European relief council led by Herbert Hoover appeals to the American public for 3 100,000 to fund food and medical aid for war-impacted children in Europe. The goal aims to avert famine before the next harvest in September, outlining needs for hospitals and feeding stations. Franklin B. Lane serves as treasurer, with Hoover as chairman, stressing global humanitarian duty.
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Inn York
Waraje
America
Amerigd
Worbert Hoover
Franklin B. Lane
Rei
Urope
Princeton Eleven to Meet Chicago in Flat 1921 Schedule
Princeton eleven to meet Chicago in a tentative 1921 schedule. The article notes upcoming games, including matchups against Swarthmore and Yale. Unclear lines reference a clothing workers union dispute and a lockout at New York manufacturers. The piece mixes sports and labor items with incomplete phrases.
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Princeton
Coleure
Yureity
Chicago
Moros Killed in Clash With Philippine Police
In the Sido islands, thirty Moros were reported killed in a clash with police during efforts to reduce Niliren. The report cites advisories from Tericr OY Vl, issued Thursday.
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Sido Islands
Constatvatory
Niliren
Tericr OY
Wisconsin honey producers form a co op society
Madison Wisconsin a new cooperative enterprise is formed by honey producers as a marketing organization. The effort aims to unite Beekeepers associations statewide with figures such as A Swade Ellsworth and Reedside leaders participating in a push for relief and market control during a short congressional session.
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Wisconsin
Mladison
Wis
Wisconeth Honey
Senate
Reid
A. Swade
Ellsworth
Beekeepers’ Association
H. ¥. Wilson
Ins
PF. Stelling
Reedside
Northeastern Honey Producers’ Association
Bes
U S Railroads Receive 312 Million Under Transportation Act
Washington reports that railroads obtained advances totaling about 312 million dollars under the Transportation Act. Ben secretary Houston released figures showing up to November 13 more funds were disbursed and loans certified. The Interstate Commerce Commission estimated the total needed to meet the guaranty provision could reach about 600 million dollars.
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Washington
Congress
Benretary Houston
Clon
Treasury
District of Catapibla Supreme Court
Commission
Transportation ‘Ct
Republicans Signal Halt to Tax Revision Push
Washington reports indicate Republican members of the Senate Finance Committee met informally and aligned with House Ways and Means on halting broad tax revision. The outcome mirrors prior plans for installment payments and flat deductions, as Treasury conditions and business loss rules limit changes.
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Washington
Actus
Resii
Congress
Senate
House
Houston
Repubil
Beere
Inaugural Committee Named For President Elect Harding
Vice President Marshall appointed Senators Knox Pennsylvania Nelsay Minnesota and Overton North Carolina as senate members of a joint nongressional committee to arrange the inauguration for President-elect Harding. Government to probe unemployment nationwide launched with an immediate nationwide inquiry by the United States Employment Service. investigators to report before January 1.
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Washington
Knox
Pennsylvania
Nelsay
Minnesota
Overton
North Carolina
Marshall
Senate
Harding
Shingson
United States Employment Searce
Judge Higbee Sets December Court for November Cases
Judge Higbee schedules circuit court on December 13 to handle November cases with motion day noted for the following Saturday. Simmons workers to receive half a million in bonuses distributed as checks to between 1,000 and 3,500 employees of the Kenosha caps and troube outfits manufacturer, per company officials.
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Higbee
Circuit Court
Simmons
Kenosha
Wis
Christus
Simmons Company
2 G. Simmons
FCA
Marriage Licenses Listed for Erskine and Others
Erskine Ps of Chicago and Marion Moss of La Crosse appear in marriage license notices alongside Wilson Woodruff of Montory Wisconsin and Agnes Eastwood of La Crosse. An unrelated sentence notes an estimated cost of 1,909 to produce an efficient telephone sik.
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Erskine
Chicago
Merion
Moss
la Crosse
Wilson Woodruff
Monttory
Wis
Agnes Eastwood
le Crossa
Atin Yrig
St Louis Woman on Trial for Slaying First Husband
Mrs. Lillian Woodlock faced a jury in St Louis Thursday charged with first degree murder in the death of her first husband Thomas P. Broderick shot in their home October 11. Indicted for alleged complicity in the murder of her second husband Joseph Woodlock. their daughter Ursila Broderick was recently sentenced to ten years. Woodlock testified she killed the two men to defend her son. Coroner’s jury exonerated her in the first case, state contends she killed Broderick.
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ST. Pon
Lillian Woodlock
Cbarg
Desree
Thomas P. Broderick
October Til
Mare
Woodlock
Joseph Tt. Woodlock
Ursila Broderick
Pitt
Broderick
Cnroner
Tio
Appreciable tax cut impossible says Long Worth
New York report quotes Representative Borg worth of Ohio on the House Ways and Means Committee before the Association of Life Insurance Presidents. He warns substantial tax reductions are not feasible soon and calls for revision to make taxes fairer, predicting Congress will cut about a billion from Executive Department estimates. He also criticizes the excess profits tax as a tax on brains and management inefficiency.
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New York
Borgworth
Ohio
House
Ways and Means Committee
Thurssey
Association of Life Insurance Presidents
Congress
Executive Department
Admiral Mayo Retired After Forty-Seven Years Service
Washington Rear Admiral E. T. Mayo, commander of the United States fleet, retired Wednesday after a 47 year career. He long led flag commands, trained nearly half a million men, and oversaw protection for American troops sent to France. Much of his career was at sea, including the early years of his service.
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Washington
Eh.t. Mayo
United States
Gorg
Maye
France
Admiral Moyu
Inremembrance of George Kurtz
In memory of our darling George who died at a late age on December 9th 2579. A precious one from us is gone a veiled we loved is still. God in His wisdom has recalled The boon His love had given. Sadly missed by his wife his parents and siblings.
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George
iLiz
Freaven
Bes. U. Rate
A. Kurtz
Warrant for arrest sent for Smith Girl to El Paso
El Paso sheriff received a warrant from Ardmore Oklahoma for Clara Smith in connection with a shooting in Ardmore. The girl’s parents say she may come home soon, but no arrest was made as no warrant existed locally. Sheriff Seth Orndorff says she is believed to be near El Paso.
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Paso
Tex
Esheriie
el Paso
Ardmore
Oklo
Clara Smith
Wantet
Jake Tumon
Tuthe
Sheriffs Office
Meing
San Antonio
Clara
Leza
Mss Smith
Seth Orndorff
Cordis
Aly
Frances Case Postponed Until Monday Morning
The case in La Crome involves alleged gambling at the Metropol pool room at 329 Main Street. The court postponement moves the jury trial to Monday morning with witnesses detained for questioning.
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la Crome Azainge
Mike Brunces
Paanmshcie
Metropoltan
Main Street
Sas
Souday
Perice
Hunt
Mother Nature Warns About California Syrup Risks
A fragmented consumer caution passage recalls warnings about using California syrup for children. The text hints at selecting safe packaging and avoiding waste while emphasizing the product's potential effects on a child's stomach and bowels.
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California
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