Turkeys and Allies Pay Jobs Request For Next Year
City council debates street improvement plans for 1925. Indignation over Main Street brick paving request prompts calls for proof of support. Bonds for Lincoln and North Branch schools discussed. dredging equipment purchase authorized. bridge work delayed pending union site decision. Ernest Wermuth added to payroll. protest over North Branch school construction read. Northwestern Railroad resolution pending.
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Tre
Imma
H. Kinney
Main Street
Seventeenth Street
Verdhata
P. W
Texas
Board of Public Works
Lincoln
North Braheh
Judiciary Committee
William Lnening
H. K. Wolies
Flora Lueck
J. B. Murray
James T. Day
W- Li Rossiter
North Side
Rose Street
Caledonia Street
Whith Way
Burlington Railroad
St. Andrews Street
Conncil
Railroan
Union Station
Ernest Wermuth
Wermuth
Eatly
North Branca
George Street
Fivey
CesLield
Northwestern Railroad
Charges of Theft Dropped Against Skaar by State
In a courthouse proceeding, charges of theft against Helmer Skaar were dismissed in county court Friday afternoon. Witnesses testified about a yard game dispute and subsequent alleged theft at a South Third Street location, with police involvement and conflicting accounts from Skaar and associates.
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SKAAR
Harges
Helmer
I Hanpre Skaur
Melien
Janley Gorden
Helgestefemut
Sinal
South Third
Skane
Titon
Knok
Skaer
McDonald
Fred EL
Efariwel
Wagner Aad Kelley
Tinne
Skaars
Wso
Hartswell
Peliep
Arid
Sean
Rowe
Hhottt
Dee
Holee
Steferud
Rads
Cata
Teuk Plier
Donald Wat
Sy. Hartwell
Steffens
Clarence Thompson
Gerdan
Thompsen
Stetfrud
New Farm Credit Bills Offered in Congress Today
Two farm credit plans were added to the congressional agenda. Norbeck and Strang promote a bill to raise maximum farm loan limits and allow mortgages with Farm Loan banks. Nelson and Norbeck aim to create a foreign loan revolving fund and extend War Finance Corporation credit to purchase imports. The measures reference regional directorate changes and voluntary loan validation for associations.
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Waseington
D. C
Associated Tress
Norberk Hiern
Kent Dakota
Kansas
Book
A. Ph
Nelson
Wisconsin
War Finance Corporation
Aimerican Farm Bureau
Senator Capper
Repub- Hews
Clairmean
Senate
Sarm Blee
Barra
Norbeck
Federal Board
National Farm Organizatin
Bond L
Morhesk-Nelson
Chippewa Elks Settlement Mentioned In Fragmented Text
A garbled OCR fragment references Chippewa Elks and a settlement with winners of a hotel project. The readable pieces mention names like Joram, Wien, and Bear, with stray references to North and possible dates or places, but the full facts are unclear.
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Chippewa Elks
Chitepewa
Ads
Joram Bigs
Wien
Nid Deere Perper
Bernie
Dismissal of Police Chief Sparks Legal Debate
Authorities announced the dismissal of Police Chief Ruindland over alleged misconduct in a deforraenter case. Reactions from Riunsnder indicate ongoing tensions within the department as officials assess the implications for public order and future leadership.
Community Tree Celebration Planned in Viragua Wis
Viragua Wisconsin community club plans a Yuletide tree event chaired by Meyer A. E. Smith. The Friday meeting will finalize arrangements for the first city tree, symbolizing the town’s history. Members discuss club dues, quarterly blends, and district share details.
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Viroqota
Wis
Viragua
Meyer A. E. Smith
Chiropractors Elect Milwage Aristoun Milwau.. Wis. Association
Chiropractors elect Milwau eat Aristoun Milwun as head of the Wise association at the closing session of their eleventh annual convention Saturday. Beloit man Macken wit re-elected vice president and F G Lundy of Marshfield named secretary.
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Milwavee Aristoun
Milwunent
Wises Association
BPS- Sion
B. Mackenwit
Beloit
F. G. Lundy
Marshfield
Railroad board cuts pay of key men on eleven western roads
The United States railroad labor board announced a wage decision Saturday affecting about 31.5 million of annual salaries for 11,000 telegraphers on eleven western railways. The ruling, which becomes effective January 1923, ends the final case in a docket with no pending disputes between employes and carriers.
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Shicacol
United States Railroad Labor Board
Astoria Fire Renders 2500 Homeless In $12 Million Blaze
The Astoria disaster razed 24 blocks of the business district leaving 2500 people homeless and the city without banking facilities. A relief committee of 50 businessmen organized a central station for food distribution at the Y M C A and issued writ orders to gather supplies. Beds and hot meals were provided, with lines forming outside the Y M C A as workers, including women and men from churches nearby, labored to shelter and feed the hungry.
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Astoria
Ore
Associated Press
Relief Committee
Socialist Senator pushes plan for new soldier bonus in Wisconsin
Wisconsin Socialist Senator Joseph Hirsch of Milwaukee announces a bill to adopt the Canadian style landed settlement as an addition to existing soldier bonuses. He also plans bills on old age pensions election of district officials weekly pay for employees and a referendum on beer and light wines. He advocates tribute to Russia, a court power curtailment, banking law changes, income tax increases, and probes into furniture installment plans.
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Aimscan
Wiscea
Wisconsin
Joseph J. Hirsch Milwaukee
Senate
Wisconsin National Guard
Sonate
Congress
Supreme Court
Hirsch
Syip
Peoples
Yimip
Elorpfore
Hirsch @ Tavares
Fear of Reprisals After Dublin Executions
Dublin dispatches to London newspapers warn that Friday's executions may spark further shootings. A Daily Mail correspondent quotes a Free State official claiming about 100 desperate men in Dublin plan retaliatory assassinations against government and Irish parliament members.
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London
Dubln
Dublin
Daily Mail
Free State
Lves
Kl Klux Klan Claims 500 Members in La Crosse Wisconsin
Wisconsin Klan leader William Wieseman reports more than 15 000 members in the state with La Crosse listed at 500. Organizers worked through downtown businesses last summer and fall canvassing for recruits while Milwaukee and Racine show high counts. A planned women’s auxiliary is described as educational and charitable, with incorporation by trustees including F C Barefield and S B Barefield of Texas.
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TIE Ku Klux Klan
Wisconsin
la Crosse
Willian Wieseman
King Kleagle
Milwaukee
Wieseman
King Kleagles
Atlanta
Ki Kix Klan
la’ Crosse
Imperial Giant
Clarke
Women's Auxiliary
Ku Kins Klan
Indiana
Ihig Corporation
United States
Religime
Claverns
F.C. Barefield
Ardmors
Okla
Barefield
Henderson, Tex
S. B. Barefield
Tiger Calls On U. S. To Spread Freedom Worldwide
Georges Clemenceau urged the United States to return to Europe and help spread independence globally. He spoke at the Academy of Music in Philadelphia amid a long ovation as the venue, adorned with flags, welcomed him.
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TIGER
U. S
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Georges Clemenceau
América
America
Europe
Academy of Music
Paris Willing To Extend Time On Reparations
Paris signals readiness to grant Germany a two year moratorium on reparations if economic guarantees accompany it. Allied premiers met in preliminary session to map the approach for the Brussels conference. France aims to control the Rhineland economically during the moratorium while ensuring payment through taxes and railroad control. German proposals awaited as Berlin was expected to include a longer moratorium via treasury notes to Belgium.
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Ondon
Associated Press
Poincare
Franca
Germany
Veracare
Tremier Poincate
Bonar Law
France
Rhineland
Germanus
Hunfain
Italy
Erly
Nerest
Cune
Belgium
Pioneer Resident of Viroqua Dies
Viroqua Wisconsin obituary notes the sudden death of Mr. Fortney at an advanced age. He leaves several children and grandchildren among surviving relatives, marking the loss of an early local pioneer and community figure.
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Viroqua
Wis
Portney
Mr. Fortney
Green Bay Gazette Plans New Plant Opening Soon
Green Bay Wisconsin J EK Eline vice president of the Press Gazett Publishing company announced Friday plans for a modern newspaper plant in Wisconsin. Ground will be broken above March 1 1925 for a press capable of printing a large page paper.
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Green Bay Gazette
Green Bay
Wis
J. EK. Eline
Press-Gazette Publishing Company
Wisconsin
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Harding
U.S
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