Kentucky Jail Siege Ends in Cave Hideout Discovery
Gun battle aftermath in Breathite County leaves one dead and two wounded as masked men attempt a jail break. National guardsmen corner three fugitives in a cave twelve miles from yere after a daylight assault on the Breathite jail. The mob earlier killed a man and wounded a deputy’s wife during the attack, with four prisoners moved to Winchester for safety. The captors threaten gunfire while cave inmates demand “feet first” removal. Governor Murrow orders continued pursuit and a guarded response.
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Pee Ky
Kentucky
Breathite
John Little
Britain
Caplin Ilolbrook
Alfrend Noble
Jackson Sunray
Murrow
Tereathite
Jait
Fanly
Albert Roberts
Joile A. Alen
Osair Allen
Mugaio Allen
Winchester
Aud Noble
Woorth
At. Wekine
Dare
Rum runners in Shullsburg fined $1000 each
Three men arrested in Monroe and Shullsburg while transporting whiskey were found guilty. Judge George Grimm imposed $1,000 fines, the harshest in the circuit court of the region. Leader Marmmix, plus Walter McCount and James Peters, claimed they were hired to transport liquor. The case involved barricaded streets and seized whiskey amid investigations.
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Bsville
Wis
Monroe
George Grimm
Pho
Marmmix
Walter McCount
James Peters
Azul
Ohio
DeMeney
Cicuit
Uenor
Nhulisbury
Weather Record For Ua Crosse And Vicinity
Unset ted weather tonight and Friday with probably now. Not much change in temperature. For Minnesota probably now to meat and Friday. Colder in west portion Friday. Rain or snow likely Friday night into Saturday. Cold tonight with variable winds.
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Ua Crosse
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Germany seeks moratorium on reparations payments
Berlin informed the allied reparations commission it cannot meet the January 13 and February 15 payments and requests a moratorium. The note says Germany raised some funds but cannot secure the balance and may resort to a credit operation if not granted.
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ARIS
Associated Press
Allied Reparations Commission
Berlin
Committee of Guarantees
Germany
Fds
Public referendum asked on Ireland peace treaty by Dail
Police continue hunt for death car driver after a farmer near Chaseburg reported a vehicle that stopped for water within ninety minutes of a fatal hit run killing George Hoffman and his seven year old son Andrew in Mormon Conlet. Chief Webber said detectives will expand the search around Chaseburg and Coon Valley as they seek further clues while noting the driver may have been intoxicated.
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Dugan
McGrath
Coon Valley
Pact
Chicago
la Crosse
George Hoffmart
Jacobson
Chaseburg
George Hoffman
Andrew
Mun Downy
Ngon
AfeGrath
Touny
Webdep
Webber
Lue City
Irish vote on treaty ratification hoped in public session
Dublin dispatch reports Michael Collins and Arthur Griffith pushing for ratification of the Anglo Irish treaty. Dail Eireann held a secret session as supporters asserted a likely majority. London observers anticipated further moves in the House of Lords and the Irish parliament.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Dail Eireann
Michael Collins
Dail
Ublin
Tre Ooeron
de Valeri
H Nad Heer
Hia
Lord Garset
House of Lords
Collings
Griffith
Gerson
Uister
Michael Golling
Armagh
Ulster
London
Eamon
Vlora
Arthur Griffith
Cristich
Jamies
Meirere
Will Revise Order to Abandon Mine Check Off System
The federal court in Indianapolis ordered a revision of the injunction against the mine check-off system. Judge A. T. Anderson had denied the restraining order in parts but the U S court of appeals remanded with instructions to issue a preliminary injunction while the order is rewritten. The relief originally granted to the Torderts vna Geal corporation and over 86 other companies remains under review.
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A. T. Anderson
Indianapolis
United States
Torderts Vna Geal Corporation
Babalf Eglise
Senators vote to recess over holiday period
Washington notes show the Senate adopting a resolution to recess from December 22 to January 3, with plans to send the measure to the House where favorable action is anticipated. The exchange reflects a formal step in the holiday timing of congressional calendars.
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Washington
Supreme Court to hear Rodd pardon case dispute
Wisconsin’s supreme court assumed original jurisdiction over the dispute arising from Mrs Rodd’s refusal to obey an executive pardon and Governor Blaine’s removal order. A writ of certiorari called the records for review. argument set for January 14. Rodd may remain in office if the governor’s pardon is deemed invalid and removal improper.
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Redd
Peter Christ
Bird
Blaine
Ituns Rodd
Tany Todd
Warrat
Rodd
Supreme Court
Committees Meet Saturday Afternoon For Utilities Talks
A meeting of the public utilities committee of the council and board of Public Works is set for Saturday afternoon around 3 o'clock to discuss the pumping station. The notice comes from M. Q R Birnborn, clerk. University of Illinois Sets New Record for Milk Production The University reports a world record for milk protection of Jersey cows as free milk production reaches 2,300,000 pounds with a fat content of 885,000 pounds butterfat in the last year.
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Public
Council and Board of Public Works
M. QR. Birnborm
University OF Illinois
Eve ML
Rajeizh
Triversity
Senate Won’t Vote On Four Power Treaty Till Parley Ends
Washington report says the Senate will not vote on the four power treaty until the Paris arms conference ends and its work is submitted. Democratic and Republican leaders expect ratification, but many senators will withhold judgment until full conference results are known. Some claim opposition blocks lack foundation while others fear minority leadership challenges to Senator Underwood. Wilson’s views remain unconsulted though a move to seek them may occur later.
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Stwengton
D. C
Senate
Cerepublcan
Davocracic
Stnatics
Fiver
Underwood
Wilson
China
Troops Deployed in Kansas Riot Action at Frontenac
Kansas National Guard and cavalry arrived early Tuesday morning to confront rioting in Brankfin area. Guardsmen met with Kansas Guard officers as troops detrained at Frontenac around eight o clock. The disturbance involved striking miners’ wives and sweethearts opposing work.
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Pittsburgh
Cole
Med
Rowan
Artillery
Kansas Nations Guard
Caothinges
Kansas Guard
Alont
Frontenac
Kansas Cavalry
Brankfin
Cripple Found Guilty in Slaying Guardians Rockformn Case
Steward Stewart, 18, was found guilty of manslaughter in the slaying of Mrs. Frank Armstrong and her husband. He received a five year prison sentence after authorities say he fatally shot the couple as guardians. The shooting followed a violent confrontation with the Armstrongs.
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Rockformn
Sterbert Stewart
Frank Armstrong
Steward
Afrs
Armstrong
Tle
Syd
Townsfolk Race To Fund Phonograph For Disabled Vets
In La Crosse community efforts, donations rush to buy a phonograph for hospitalized veterans with Joe Callaway contributing half the price from his stock. Funds total around $3.50 at noon, with plans for a food machine and a theater screening of The Queen of Sheba. The Beyerstedt orchestra offers a concert, and the American Legion pledges a new record weekly for a year if the goal is reached before Christmas.
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la Crosse
Joe Callaway
The
Tribune
LeaderePriss
Jess Brenner
Brenner
Givi
Bill B Friese
Majestic Theater
Sunshine Spiller
Bil
Queen of Sheba
Majestic
Freise
Tribune and Leader-Press
St. Francis Hospital
Onalaska Sasafotiam
R. F. M. Schuttz
American Legion
Focal Post
St. Francis
Phonograph Fund
Santa Claus
Simonds Sees Limited Opposition to Four Power Treaty
Frank Simonds argues in a commentary that in the present Senate climate there is little chance of defeating the four power treaty. He notes Senator Borah and allies have forged opposition but expects their efforts to falter as developments unfold. The central question is whether opposing factions can unite on any points to prevent approval or force changes.
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Frank
Simonds
United States
Rious
Borah
Senate
Carnival Slogan Lets Play Coined For La Crosse Festival
The carnival committee names Lets play as the slogan for La Crosse s second mid winter festival to run January to 28. A slogan button will feature a young woman and help cover expenses. Headquarters open in the former Security Bank building with a contact number and daily office presence.
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William
la Crosse
Skaling
Ntime
Carnival
Security Bank
North Pourth Street
National Bay
Fa Grosse
Indictment Arguments Rise in Small Case Hearings
The Associated Press reports the state argues the indictments against Governor Len Small Lieut Governor Sterling Vernon Curtis and others for quibezzlement conspiracy and running a confidence game are valid and should stand. The defense contends the grand jury process was faulty and the special return taints the charges. Judge Edwards will rule after Christmas with a trial slated for January 5 if upheld.
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Watkeran
Associated Press
Thersday
Len Small
Red
Sterling
Vernon Curtis
Grane Wark
Libenker
Neer l
Sangamon County
Curtis
C. Pred Mortimer
Am T
Repty
Dudge Edwards
Naval arms talks report balanced by other ships amid big three
Washington conference sources say the Big Three completed an accord on naval tonnage and the Mutsu question. Alternatives allow Britain to build super dreadnoughts or two battle slips while keeping a 5 4 4 ratio and offset with extra American ships like Maryland class vessels.
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Tlans
Fittean
Naval Ow Wudeller
Mn O
Naval Mathers
United States
Tapan
Paul
Naval New
Hughes
Balfour
Baron Kalo
Japan
Geent Bri
Colorado
Washington
Delaware
North Dakota
Ian
Uuit
U. S
West Viz
West Virginia
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State Supreme Court
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