Confesses He Killed Teacher Miss Magnussen at Bee
A 26 year old farmer from Allamakee County, Ty Throst, confessed to County Attorney C P Pieper in Waukon that he murdered Miss Inga Magnussen, a schoolteacher in Bee, after she rejected him. He described a quarrel in the schoolhouse and striking her with a stick, then leaving as she lay injured. He was arrested in Waukon on suspicion of murder, with the motive alleged as spurning his advances. The event occurred Monday evening near a rural community in Minnesota.
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Waukon
Lib
Inga Magnesson
Bee
Rouston County
Minn
C. P. Pieper
Allamakee County
Miss Magnesson
Allaanikew County
Tyarchester
Amin
Farmer
Miss Magnussen
Tite
Rail
Chirag Western Cailread
Ty Satori
Association of Railway Execu- Haritol Fe Ck
Tuesthay
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Nationa
Miles USA
Logrith
Ier
Camn
Pray
Bern
Beird
Foch Returns Home Laden With Honors And Gifts
General Ferdinand Foch returns to the United States amid a triumphant homecoming tour. He travels 14 000 miles, delivers nearly 500 speeches, and receives lavish gifts, including a white marble statue, jeweled sword, and gold bead pane, as grateful Americans express admiration and honor.
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Foch
America
Foeh Hie
Mindy
Wien
Death car traced after wild night ride near Chaseburg
Police traced a deadly vehicle linked to a crash near the Mormon Coulee area. Witnesses described a car following a Dodge and attempting to obscure its license plate as father and son were struck. Investigation seeks the elusive driver amid scattered clues and multiple sightings.
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Julie
Robinson
Staddard
da Crosse
Reid
Hans
Ban
Community mobilizes for disabled veterans Christmas plan
La Crosse groups organize visits to the veterans at the former service hospital and sanatorium on December 26 with carols and a miracle play. Service Star Legion members plan daily cheer and gifts, while the Red Arrow roll out two dances for fundraising at Yeomen Hall and Armory Hall. Local fundraisers, led by the Community Council, gather money and records to support the care and Christmas celebration for the men.
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Rome
Tital
Oak Forest
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la Grosse County
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Tal
HE. Evans
Wad Crosse
Fennel Hospital
Gul Cichowski
Thas Penn
Tod Stade
Houtly Uwontien Stepet
Weid
Teak
Purcha Shephonuweragh
FI Gelrowski
Islind Sation
Fils Elise
Dail Eireann secret session over treaty power dispute
Dail Eireann met in secret to discuss whether delegates had power to sign the Anglo Irish Treaty. De Valera pressed that delegates violated cabinet instructions, while Griffiths and Collins argued authority and reporting duties were insufficient to bar signing. Ulster indicated they would stand aloof pending ratification decisions.
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de Valera
London
Associated Press
Ulster
Irish Free State
Great Britain
Southern Ireland
Lloyd George
James Craig
Belfast
Evening Standard
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Arthur Griffith
Michael Celtins
Mrrt
Celtns
Griffith
Tho
Washington conference talks hinge on Shantung and Mutsu
Washington reports describe China asking abrogation of the 1913 zr dem ands and removal of spheres of influence. In parallel, Shantung talks loom with Japan seeking to retain the Mutsu and scrap older ships, while Big Four discussions could resolve the naval ratio and ship-retention conflicts.
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Associated Press
Washington
Japan
China
Sng Chow Min
Ehen
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Tirpat
Haron Ware
Hughes
Balfour
Tecir Vonpiedl
Owever
Baltleship
Mutsu
Americanavil Advisors
Tupan
Lat Matsu
Simonds Sifts Britain Germany Reparations Debate
The dispatch reviews American stance on European reparations, noting U S reluctance to join economic talks. It discusses U S priorities in Europe, potential political backlash, and the risk to postwar goals if Washington participates or stalls. The article frames Washington’s cautious position amid British and French pressures and Senate considerations.
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Congress
Washington
Senate
Changs Gerrain
France open to delaying reparations payment date
A high official in France’s foreign office told the Associated Press on Tuesday that France is willing to postpone the reparations payment date to Germany. The statement signals a possible easing of postwar financial pressures amid ongoing negotiations in Paris.
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Nour
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HGMS
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France
Paris
Kiner
Germany
Rene Foreign Office
Complete Jury to Try Dry Worker in Mistry Case
Adrian, Lich intends to try Mrs. Matie Kirby, a prominent temperance worker. The case concerns the murder of the infant son of her unmarried daughter, Alieg, with a circuit court proceeding completed.
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Adrian
Matie Kirby
Nh Chane
Alieg
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