Nobel prizes awarded in Norway and New York
The event in Oslo honored Albert G. Schugetund and others, with notable attendees including cabinet members and foreign diplomats. In New York, President Wilson was discussed as a Nobel Peace Prize recipient, alongside Theodore Roosevelt and Theodore Roosevelt and Elkinton Roo, while Nobel funds and acceptance letters highlighted ongoing peace efforts.
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Loud Carnival Costumes For Winter Gatherings
The article discusses practical warm carnival outfits for men women and children in La Crosse County. It suggests heavy coats or an extra layer over regular clothing and recommends simple light costumes for ease. It warns against overdone outfits and urges early preparation to avoid last minute crowds. It notes the carnival committee can assist with costume ideas.
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Gamival Committee
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Hugheses Call for Conference With President-Elect
Marion Ohio reports that President elect Hughes seeks talks with the national government on the League of Nations plan and cabinet considerations. A conference with Charles Evans Hughes is arranged amid ongoing Republican reservations on the peace treaty and allied policy.
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Adrawal
Law repeal term set for next week in Washington
Fragmented report indicates lawmakers plan a repeal measure in Washington next week. Details are unclear due to garbled text, but references to Republicans and a potential Teman bill suggest political action forthcoming. Further clarification is needed for precise entities and dates.
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Quarters of U S missions abroad are disgraceful
A memorandum to Congress from the secretary of state reports distressing conditions in U S establishments abroad. The Berlin mission and other missions face moldy walls and water leaks during heavy rains, with rooms kept in poor repair due to curtailed foreign affairs expenditures.
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U.S
COLBY
Washington
U. S
Congress
Berlin
Budapest
Peace With Germany First Aim Of New Regime Says Lenroot
In Wisconsin venue Bennor Lenroot asserted that peace with Germany would be the first aim of the new administration. He spoke Friday in a setting tied to the Attu convention and manufacturer interests looking to shape policy priorities.
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Germany
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New York
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Atul
Children Burn to Death in Farm House Fire
Four children aged one to nine perished in a Thursday night house fire at Archie Frown’s farm fourteen miles from Abatus Michigan. Cited earlier reports say the blaze began after an overturned lamp, with other youngsters escaping. Authorities investigated causes as neighbors aided in rescue.
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Wee
German Coup Rumors Surface In Belgium
RUSSELS The newspaper reports rumors of a German coup d etat affecting railway traffic between two Belgian points. The Belgian foreign ministry denies confirmation and notes no reliable advices, while ministers caution the rumors lack solid evidence amid ongoing extremist charges.
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Germany
Arcadia Farmer Granted Governor Pardon After Record
The Arcadia farmer August Ruff, who served time for incest charges in Trempealeau County, was pardoned by Governor Phillip. The case, prosecuted by District Attorney Jel Mer J Burlow, led to a lengthy inquiry into the legal process and statutes cited. The pardon was issued with conditions and a note about the record’s inconsistencies and applicability of Wisconsin statutes.
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Austien of the Peace
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Russ Jones Elastic Bones Echoed In Hushed Town Tale
Fragmentary passage references Russ Jones and a striking ability described as elastic bones. Context hints at a small frontier setting with characters watching a man perform feats akin to a circus act, amid sparsely typed dialogue and scattered phrases. The garbled text limits clear facts but preserves a quirky, anecdotal tone.
Plans for Economic Blockade Discussed at Assembly
Washington signals planning mediator for Armenians and Turkish nationalists. Leagues of Nations debates a proposed international blockade committee of eight, to study enforcement and potential suspension of diplomatic ties under Article VIII, with unanimous caution on wartime provisions and mandates.
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Clara Smith Back in Texas in Murder Charge Case
Ardmore officials learn Clara Barton Smith is back in Texas amid a murder probe connected to the shooting of Take L. Hamon, a Republican national committeeman. Fort Worth dispatches indicate she may be en route to an interior Texas city to confer with attorneys before surrender.
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Clara Smith
Texas
Ardmore
California mob lynches three in San Francisco jail uprising
A mob of armed masked men overpowered Sheriff John Bores and deputies at a San Francisco jail, hanged George Boyd Terrence I and Charles Valento on an oak tree, then rushed bodies to a cemetery. The group claimed they acted in vengeance for attacks on young women by a gang. Witnesses describe a chaotic, violent scene with cars, crowd watching, and officials unable to stop the lynching.
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Terrence I
Charles Valento
Blick
Oma
Joel
John Bores
Noha A. Perry
Scuunty
Miles Mater HW. Dorman
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Hhey
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Jackson
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Demand Recognition of U S in Dividing German Cables
Washington reports a conference between the state department and the senate foreign relations committee on recognizing the United States in distributing German cables ceded to allied powers under the Versailles treaty. Secretary Davis outlined negotiations for partition of cables worldwide as Senator Lodge stated the committee approves the stand on finances.
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State Department
Senate Foreign Relations
United States
Massachusetts
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Do.t Leonmmingee
Lloyd George Seeks Sinn Fein Talks On Martial Law
Dublin reports martial law proclaimed in Dublin Cork Limerick and counties Tipperary and Kerry with aim to curb murder and outrage while Britain seeks talks with Sinn Fein leaders offering safe conducts to noncriminal members government insists stronger action against violence but hopes to bring peace talks by securing delegates and arms surrender under a coming proclamation continuing pages.
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