Woman Chosen as Member of School Board
Rosestreet wife of Dr Jacek Lucek becomes La Crosse’s first woman elected to public office after suffrage victory. Lucek wins school board seat by one vote over C Ly Lien. A D Tabbert nearly wins, defeated by William Luening. Local council debates utilities rates and concessions. strong turnout of women at council meeting.
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Rosestreet
Jacek
la Crosse
Ss. Lucek
Board of Educaion
C. Ly Lien
Common Council
South Side
Trs
A.D. Tabbert
Board of Education
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Tecigo
E.G. Tuompsen
Durius
Lovek
Wuelfonee
Weather Record for Wisconsin and Minnesota Regions
Weather data from multiple stations shows cloudy conditions. Temperature readings across listed locations indicate cooler than average nights with near steady daytime highs. Observations note unsettled conditions Sunday with potential light precipitation in northern areas and variable cloudiness across states.
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Minnesota
North
Parsin
Friton Tontgat
Gordan
Tuvan
Anton
Badger Rate Case Heads to Supreme Court
In Wis Aces federal judges issued a temporary injunction preventing Wisconsin from blocking enforcement of the Interstate Commerce Commission rate order 0.6 cents per mile passenger mile and related railroad rate terms. The state said it would appeal to the U S Supreme Court.
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Alsehuler and Baker
United States Court of Appeals
Geiger
Wisconsin
Interstate Commerce Commission
U. S. Supreme Court
New York
Kingston
N. Y
Inter State Commerce Commission
Supreme Court
Hushrouck
New Foreign Trade Financing Group Formed Led by Hoover
A new export trade financing corporation was launched with a 30 member committee headed by John McHugh to organize operations by January 1, 2021. Herbert Hoover and other bankers and industrial leaders spoke as the plan seeks a $100 million capitalization and a $100,000 immediate subscription.
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Mechanics and Metals National Bank of New York
Herbert Hoover
Redfick
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Advertising bills posted on telephone poles ruled improper
City Attorney Ose Leur Js Swennes ruled that telephone and telegraph poles are not suitable places for posting advertising bills within the city limits. Complaints about posts being used for this purpose prompted the ruling, outlining municipal expectations and enforcement.
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Oseleur Js Swennes
Greek King Constantine Invited to Return Amid Exile Turmoil
Formal invitation to return sent to former Greek king Constantine was received in Venice. Greek government barred former Foreign Minister Georgios Streit and navy captain Stefanos Paparrigopoulos from reentering Greece. A Greek cruiser and warships prepared to receive Constantine and family. line of credit and staff reshuffles noted as regime tensions rise.
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Switzerland
Associated Press
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Georgois Streit
Fordrm
Germaun
Stefan Paparrigopoulos
Salem Cotton Mill to Continue Operation With No Immediate Cuts
SACD Mass 1100 opera tives of the Naumkeag steam cotton company were notified that the directors decided to continue operating the mills with no immediate reduction in the rate of wages and no curtailment of production or working hours. The announcement followed a Boston conference where a 29 percent cut in prices was predicted.
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Naumkeag Steam Cotton, Company
Boston
Romanian Capital Under Martial Law After Explosion
Paris reports Bucharest the Romanian capital is under martial law following disorders ending with a time bomb explosion beneath the Romanian senate speaker tribune. Bishop Radnow and General Geanda, president of the assembly, were among those wounded.
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Bucharest
Jiumania
Radnow
Killett
Geanda
Assembly
Police Break Up First Socialist Meeting in Tokio
Tokio dispatch reports police dispersed the first socialist gathering across Japan as organizers attempted to convene. About a hundred policemen in uniform and plain clothes attended, and some attendees were fired or removed amid the disruption.
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Tokio
Associated Press
Seciaists
Japan
Wive
Usiforn
La Grosse hosts January corn and grain show and carnival
Local residents in La Grosse enjoy a pleasant period as the Agricultural Experiment Association in Wisconsin has long taught farmers better and cheaper food methods. A carnival and corn and grain show are planned for January, with red button supporters to fund posts and Westesses on the general committee.
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The
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Wisconsin
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Bomb Factory Found in Dublin Center During Raid
A Celin-A plant for bomb manufacture was uncovered in Parnell Street Dublin during an early morning raid at a bicycle repair shop. Large quantities of arms, ammunition, bombs, and gelignite were seized. Three men were arrested. one was shot and wounded while trying to escape.
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Dublin
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Trcbate
House of Commons
Ireland
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Treland
Lloyd George
Merial Daw
Ietaund
Wolfe Named For Western Wisconsin Federal Judge Slot
United States District Attorney A. Wolfe is among three candidates on Joseph Martin of Green Bay Wisconsin Democratic National Committee lists for the Western District of Wisconsin to replace the late Arthur L. Sanborn of Madison. Also named are William Ryan Madison city attorney and D C Conway Grand Rapids. No appointment date set, but President Wilson is expected to act soon. Meanwhile, Low is arrested in Minnesota for allegedly forging his uncle’s name on a fourteen dollar check. He found the check and presented it for payment at La Crescent. Sheriff Abbotts will return him to Caledonia for action by Minnesota authorities.
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Joseph Martin
Green Bay
Wisconsin
Arthur L. Sanborn
Madison
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William Ryan
D. C. Conway
Grand Rapids
Wilson
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Ta Grescent
Minnesota
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Caledonia
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Viscount Kikujiro Ishii
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International Court Committee
International Court
Reorganization of Baseball Planned at New York Meet
Report from New York on a grand convention of baseball leaders planning a sweeping reorganization. Judge Landis will preside as head, with a new national agreement likely in two parts covering major league and between major and minor leagues. The plan grants Landis heightened powers and frames future governance of the sport.
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Baseball
Townley to Dedicate Time to Organizing Farmers Nationwide
North Dakota senator Chris Le Vang told a Langdon Pure Morals meeting Friday that Townley of the National Nonpartisan League would retire from North Dakota league work to focus on organizing farmers in other states. Le Vang said North Dakota league affairs would be run by farming communities under a state miner. Le Vang claimed Townley viewed his North Dakota work as finished, though he remained league president.
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Unrest Over Unemployment Cited by Professor Commons
Prof John R Commons of Wisconsin addressed the Wisconsin Manufacturers' Association stating unemployment fear is the greatest cause of unrest. Harry H Merrick of Chicago's Great Lakes Trust Co and head of the Mississippi Valley association expressed an optimistic outlook for the future despite concerns.
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John R. Commons
University of Wisconsin
Awisconsin Manufacturers’ Associa
Harry H. Merrick
Chicago
Groat Lakes Trust Company
Mississippi Val- Joy Association
Milk price cut to nine cents in Green Bay city
Milk in Green Bay drops to nine cents a quart through the Brown County Equity Milk Exchange. Manager W B Wagner announced the one cent reduction yesterday, citing lower production costs. He predicted prices may fall to eight cents if current conditions persist.
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League debates disarmament and Ireland inquiry
A sprawling report from the League of Nations assembly cites Japan cannot reduce arms while the United States expands theirs. It notes disarmament in three stages and discusses Ireland inquiry efforts, with speeches and cables among delegates from Japan Chile Bolivia Malta and Poland. The piece also covers Chile remaining in the League and Holland’s potential contribution to peacekeeping forces.
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Associated Press
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Bolivia
League of Nations Assembly
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Harding Invites Bryan To Confer On League Plan
MARION Ohio President elect Harding invites William Jennings Bryan former secretary of state in President Wilsons cabinet to confer with him on December 7 about the plan for an association of nations Bryan accepts and Mrs Bryan plans to leave for Marion tomorrow
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Association of Nations
Two Hundred Reported Killed in Italian Quake
Aylona message to Tempo says Tepeleni district in Albania was destroyed by a violent quake with two hundred killed and 15,000 left homeless. Shocks reportedly continue as Avlona earlier noted December 4 tremors with no casualties. Buenos Aires reports tremors felt across parts of Argentina, Patagonia included, tied to the Southern Honduras quake.
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Mrs Hamon Returns Home After Millionaire Husband Death
Mrs Hamon returns to her Chicago home following her husband Jake L Hamon’s death. Her daughter Olive Delle accompanies her. The widow refuses interviews and her apartment remains guarded by two detectives as details emerge.
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Chicago
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Olive Delle
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