Governor N Cray Faces Threat to Remain in Office
Indiana governor Warres T. McCray confronts a political and legal onslaught with 1971 embezzlement and theft charges, numerous civil suits, and bankruptcy actions. Republican leaders weigh impeachment if convicted, while a federal probe looms and assets may be liquidated. James P. Goodrich backs a rescue effort but creditors doubt recovery.
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Harold C. Ferightner
The
Tritone
Porssaron
Indiana
Warres T. McCray
McCray
Prin
Brhanka
Inne Wa “Nlite
Gtads
Wateh Bed Mneh
Indianapolis
Mce Cray
Wees Insurrection in House Forces Rule Change Fight
Republican insurgents in the House won their clash over rules by delaying the speaker vote until the regulars conceded. Progressives argued for amendments on the floor and a vote on the rules in record time. Wisconsin led the group with John M. Nelson prominent, aided by Minnesota Dakota and Illinois members.
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House of Representatives
Dakota
Tlmeds
Wisconsin
John M. Nelson
Nelson
Obituary of Christian Mosher from Onalaska area
Christian Mosher died Saturday at his Onalaska home at age stated in obituary. Born in Switzerland he immigrated to the United States in the late 19th century. Surviving Mrs. Mosher and six children include Christian Mosher Jr in Onalaska Peter and Godfred Mosher in Invernans Mont Mrs Gibbert Staton Melrose Mrs MT Larkin and Mrs William Lumley La Crosse Funeral services set for Monday at 2 40 p.m. at the home with Rev Julius Berghoz officiating.
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Christian Mosher
Chylatian Mocter
Onalaska
Mr. Mosher
Switzerland
America
Alx
Enna
Suuphvers
Christian Mosher, Jr
Onalan
Peter
Godfred Mosher
Invernans
Mont
Gibbert Staton
Melrose
MT. Larkin
William Lumley
la Crosse
Juiius Berghoz
L M Goddard Recounts Long La Crosse Beginnings
L M Goddard recalls 46 years in La Crosse describing early river logging, sawmills, and the dirt roads that slowed travel. He details a prank with a cowhide rig, frostbound winters, and the shift from logging to merchandising and cement work. He helped start Franklin Iron Works, later City Tile and Cement, and ran North La Crosse stores.
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Goddard
Fiis
Lara&est
Ita
Perhans
la Crosse
Hey
Mass
Mathood
Wisconsin
Cominy
Hiram
Franklin Iron Works
Refusal to discuss Sailstad case unsettles inquiry
A fragmented report from Wisconsin details a controversial Sailstad case involving missing persons James Ward alias James Lavere, an exhumation hoax, and inquiries across Fort Madison prison. It notes wives, extended family, and ongoing legal actions as authorities pursue extradition and clarification.
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Fort Madigan
James Lac Vere
Ward
Mart
Ban
Wi Clark Street
Boseshel
Sailstad
Sunshine Girl
Elks Bazaar Raises Funds For Bath House Project
A community event by local Elks Lodge collected funds for the bath house project. The listing names numerous merchants and donors including Parker, Reiman, Rivoll, Rose Jewelry, Regal Shoe, and Walk-Over Boot Shop along with other businessmen, showing broad town support.
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Ena Carrad Selson
Visnke
Sorth
Yorks
wLionw
GawEs
M 2
Clyen
tnElaska Pickle Co
BEL W. Parker
People's Tee
Fuel Gas
Pappas
Paulsen Shoe Co
Parizek
Penpie's
PW Pitman
Purypertn Cigar Co
Parfect CW Co
Tenpie's
Reiman
Rivoll Shee Co
Rivo
Welhaupt-Savage O
Wenching Bros
Tobn Wiemert B
Verly Gaal Co
Theo
Young
Brigham Gridiron Club Elects Bris tum President
Washington correspondent William El Bris tum of the Boston Transcript was elected president of the Gridiron club at its annual meeting held Saturday.
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Brigham Gridiron
Washington
William EL Bristum
The
Boston Transcript
Gridiron Club
Annus
British political storm around Baldwin is British crisis
London reports an unprecedented week in British politics as Premier Stanley Baldwin faces pressure to resign. Conservative critics attack his protection stance and speculate on Lord Derby as a potential successor. The Labour leadership shows reluctance to form government.
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London
Associated Press
Stanley Baldwin
Lord Derby
Jeader
Baldwic
Jebor
Derby
House of Lords
Lord Roseberry
Cummons
Labor Party
Wife Murder Charged to Ray Thompkins
A husband, Ray Thompkins, killed his wife after discovering her infidelity. He attacked her in an apartment rear room, hid her body in a bathroom, moved it to a trunk, then drove it to a garage and disposed of it. The case emerged from district attorney records with inquiry into property division and separation.
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Wim
Henryn
Blast at Bucharest causes massive loss of life
An explosion near Fort Rudden on the outskirts of Bucharest occurred Saturday morning. Authorities report large casualties with extensive damage and widespread disruption in the area. Details are scarce, but the incident is described as a major disaster with significant loss of life.
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Bucharest
Fort Rudden
Jimmy Gill Faces Smith in Big Ten-Round Fight Preview
Jimmy Gill prepares for a major welterweight bout against Warnie Smith of Chicago, set for December 48. Gill trains four to five rounds daily at Pottsarm with Gunner Joe Quinn and Teacimy Buros of Detroit as he plots strategy after Smith’s wins over notable opponents. Jack Reedy plans to feature Timmy 64 on the St Paul card.
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Finmy Gill
Miohenpor' Ig
Warnie Smith
Oklahom
St Chmpaigo
Smith
Padidiget
Jimmy
Potisarm
Joe Quinn
Teacimy Buros
Detroit
Younes
Jack Reedy
Timmy
St Paul
Woman's League Reorganized at La Crosse Normal School
The Woman's League of the La Crosse Normal school met during regular assembly to reorganize. President Alice Lois Byers presided, Dean of Women Dr. Sam Garrett Bangsberg spoke on the year’s activities, and a committee led by Kune Turek was appointed to plan the year's programs.
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Woman's League of the
la Crosse Normal School
Alice Lois Byers
Sam Garrett Bangsberg
Degree of Honor Elects Officers for Coming Year
The degree of Honor society elected new officers for the coming year at a meeting. Martha Nelson served as president last year. New officers include Cradell West as president, Sarah Seaville as vice president, Aunt Ryan as second vice president, Emoa Schulenhere as secretary, Laurel B. Sullivan as treasurer, Hose Perera as organist, Marie Bay as usher, Augusta Green as assistant usher, Alma Rower as inside watch, and Amanda Murty as outside watch.
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Sweek
Martha Nelson
Cradell West
Sarah Seaville
Aunt Ryan
Emoa Schulenhere
Laurel B. Sullivan
Hose Perera
Marie Bay
Usar
Augusta Green
Alma Rower
Amanda Murty
Roof Fires Yesterday Cause Minor Damage
Fire Station No. 3 battled two small roof fires on Saturday with slight damage. The first alarm at 12 49 reported a blaze at the residence of Albert Lee at 1608 Mississippi Street. A second alarm around 9 21 p m was at the home of Christopher Gatral, 3519 South Tenth Street, Goth.
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Re Jence
Albert Lee
Mississippi Street
Turner
Hame
Christopher Gatral
South Tenth Street
Goth
Graduate aviator Fred Bushing praised by hometown
From Pon ageola Florida comes word that Fred Tr Susbug son of Mr and Mrs William Bushing 311 Nucth Twenty third Street has completed training and is now a qualified aviator He is stationed at Tramyton Roads and expected to be in Gaba during the winter Also the North Dakota Aggies were defeated by the IWCA 22 to 11 in overtime with James scoring four baskets and two fouls in a slow defensive game.
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Valentine
Black Hiver Falls
Mietlivear's Ferry
Falla
Massachusetts
Tam Seate Luogeing
Dave
Tom
Milstrest
Copeland Avenue
Franklin, Tre Works
Goddard
North Ha Crease
Flont
City Tile & Cement Company
Charles W. Johnson
Sparf
Operatone
Gollard
Fn Crogea
Kettie
United
Caroling
Ponageola
Fla
Fred Tr. Susbug
Wiliam Bushing
Nucth Twenty-third Street
Tramyton Roads
Gaba
IWCA
N. D. Aggies
Igavacty
North Dakota Aggies
Jesuil
Janes
Washington Corps Adds New Members and Sewing Circle Formed
The Washington Corps lists new initiates: Jean Carr Ruby Low Dorothe Welch Gertrude Wendlandt Margelaine Griffie Ysabelle Harris Porathey Howard Lucille Boisvert Annetta Freeman Agelia Scott. Central high school club starts a sewing circle at the Y each Wednesday 7 to 10 pm with twenty girls attending the first meeting making Christmas gifts and crafts.
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Lst
Bacxers
Washington Corps
Jean Carr
Ruby Low
Dorothey Welch
Gertrude Wendlandt
Margelaine Griffie
Ysabelle Harris
Porathey Howard
Lucille Boisvert
Annetta Freeman
Agelia Scott
Tae Central High School Club
Lourze Wagner
Katherine Matiak
Louise Schroeder
Eleanor Weisbecker
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Nightlife disturbance near Sixth and Badger ends with hydrant burst
In a late December night around 11 thirty, a car stalls and leaves one cylinder running as neighbors awaken. A fire hydrant is opened, water gushes, and a long chant-like dialogue follows before the car drives off. The incident repeats at another corner.
Brothers given long terms for killing detective
Orvil Tones and Oliver Tones received lengthy prison sentences from Judge Fowler in FaNd Nt Lac Wisconsin for their roles in the fatal shooting of detective Blin Jacobs aboard a train bound for Missouri. The Ton es claimed self defense, appealing to the Wisconsin Supreme Court after the circuit court verdict.
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Oliver
Fowler
Circuit Court
Jacobs
Missouri
Supreme Court
Fall of Baldwin Seen as Presage of Strong Poli
A British political dispatch notes Baldwin’s fall signals a decisive rout for the protectionists and a shift toward liberal and labor forces. It predicts no party can govern alone and contemplates a coalition or limited support arrangements as labor or liberal leaders seek to form a new policy for European peace amid wide anti-France sentiment.
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A. G. Gardiner
Toatch
Special Radio Dispatch
Tritens
Stanley Baldwin
Prote Tioniste
Labor
Great Britain
Peincare
Europe
France
Bald ¥Io
Baldwin
Liberats Cr Laborites
Liberdl S
Negntiere
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N’cray
McCrar
Michigan
Minnesota
South Dakota
Canada
James P. Goodrich
Povernor
Mastern Chanters
United States
Mexico
Mandy Lou Shop
L. M. Goddard
Savonlux
Wark North
Shi Company
Black River Falls
erperd-Valenting
Mf Ivrar
Wiliam Gohve
Tor Hilttan
Hilt
North la Crosse
Rivers
An Gohres
Bill Gohres
Flack River Fale
Pennsylvania
Joss Bennett
Godiard
Peral
Ain Anit
Fort Madison
Danait
Tripe
Tal Sumpraitie
AL Boscobel
Brs
James Ward
Dames Davers Allas
Husnara
Angeire
Janesville
Wis
Gavere
Sun Prarie
Cotta
James Dave
Ceam Wau Jalea
Tuan
Waterles
Laws
James Lavere
Ailas Ward
Tuwa
Grimes Pavers
U Ted
Sallstad
Cottame
Sin Prairie
Wapa
Tawar
J. Sailstad
Darett Andersen
Satocdas
Thomas ¢ Angum
Superior
Salistid
Ring
Joseph FB. Harris
Anderson
Elks Bazaar
BADGER _. HOSIERY MILLS
State St
Weihaupt Savage Co., Inc
Conservatives
Ray Tompkins
Jimmy Gill
Woman's League OF Normal School
Fred Bushing
Vose” “Emerson
Schumann
Noelke
Victrolas
Main Street
IRL
Bodega Club
Gardiner
Znelnes
Hlh. Mebuima
Say
H.R. Schmohl
Rose
Lehmann’s Tire Service
North Third St
Boul
North Sixth ST
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