Treaty opposition wins backing for Irish free state
A battered report details British parliament ratifying the treaty creating the Irish free state by large majorities. It notes final arguments by Austen Chamberlain and Lord Birkenhead, then discusses Dublin sessions where peace teats and votes on ratification dominated.
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ONDON
House of Wbnons
Austeny Chateberlain
House
Lords
Birkenhead
Unik
Kues
Kilieg
Dail Eireann
Dubey
Aiu
Lee Goverment
Fitminster
Anil
Amon de Valera
Daily Mail
Corres
Mdall
Ken Praton
Oon
Mrskine
Booze Lid Clamped On Chicago By Police Chief Order
Chicago police chief announces sweeping dry crackdown under state prohibition, ordering 1800 officers to enforce liquor bans, revoke licenses, and pursue raids, arrests, and suits to make Chicago dry. Captains warned to enforce the policy, with potential suspensions for noncompliance as the city tightens control.
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Chicago
Chicaga
Piremerris
Troy
Rail Commission Upholds Grain and Hay Rate Cut
The Interstate Commerce Commission sustains a reduction of about one sixth to ten percent on grain and hay shipments, with cuts for corn and other grains dropped to ten percent less than wheat. The order takes effect December 27, pending court action by carriers seeking further review.
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Rail Commission
W Shington
Stalin
Mississippi
Interstate Commerce
Frid
Blalgs Tndau
Wian
Sturther
Tates
RECORDS COLLECTED FOR SANITORIUM
The Twentieth Gentry club presented sanatorium records and a phonograph to the institution. The group offered music and support for the county sanatorium, inviting donors to contribute. Separately, a farm accident near Franksville left a farmer dead after a steel fragment struck him. a barn roof was damaged by a mishap. The House adjourned to Friday in respect for Representative Julia Alston whose body was found after a river incident.
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Col- Ibeling Graphaphone
Wwe
Indy Ieave
Racine
Vrana Farm
Franksville
Holse
Washington
Represent Tive
Julia Alston
Eudifornia
Mie Toremsa
New Yorker May Be Offered The Albanian Throne
New Yorker Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte is reportedly being considered for the Albanian throne after William of Wied fled. Albanian high commissioner J. Chekrevi in Washington has conferred with Bonaparte, though he denies any crown offer or talks with Albanian representatives. The Albanian parliament has authorized restoring a king and sent a commission to seek a suitable candidate.
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New York
J. Chekrevi
Washington
Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte
Bonaparte
Albania
Vascant
William of Wied
Switzerland
New York Evening Mail
M. Chekrivi
Bonaperte
Mr. Bonaparte
Elizabeth
Betsy) Patterson
Baltimore
Jerome Bonaparte
France
Napoleon Bonaparte
Jerome
Westphalia
Europe
Napoleon
New Bishop Expected Here Within a Month
Reports indicate Rev. Arcaander Joseph Mes p will be installed as bishop of the Val to Sngeeed Michte ehawelaieh. Crosseston anticipates he will assume duties and residence here soon. A formal installation service at St Joseph Cathedral will mark the ceremony upon arrival.
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St Joseph’s Cathedral
Arcaander Joseph Mes P
The
Val
North Side Girl Sentenced to State Industrial School
Aliet Cammey of Mil Street was sent to the state industrial school at Milwaukee by county authorities. The 16 year old girl has been declared delinquent after social service officials intervened and arranged training there.
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North Side
Aliet Cammey
Mil Street
Colinel Fareifls
Milwaukee
Tullec Trindley von
Vorgplain
Servine Kollony
Plans to Force Payment of Reparations Debt
Paris report cites three possible German methods to meet reparations, noting the Allies will decide on extending time. The piece discusses using private German funds, tapping gold reserves, or converting foreign exchange through marks, with experts warning of severe economic consequences.
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Paris
Associated Press
Mndercigs
Berlin
Tulland
Mayer
Briand
Germany
Reichsbe
National Guardsmen Control Kansas Mine District in Deportation Threats
National Guardsmen took control of the mine district in Kansas amid plans for deportation suits against alien agitators. A large number of striking workers were not naturalized Americans, with warnings issued by state officials and federal authorities. Three warrants were issued for assault and battery and disturbing the peace as guards prepared to restrain demonstrations at several mines.
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National Guardsmen IN Control
Kansas
Piptsecam
Kam
Assoceit
Felts
Preteos
International Mine Works’ Union
Nehuratinad
Brrnert
Teuton
Kreske Arrested After Pistol Fire During Argument
William Kreske fired a pistol during a dispute on the south side Thursday. Jacobson swore a warrant for Kreske’s arrest. Kreske was arraigned before County Judge Trindley and pleaded not guilty. Hearing adjourned Monday. bail set at 200.
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Wiliam Kreskt
Anton Jacobson
Kreske
Jacobs
Hint Jacobson
Trindley
Nokamilly
Afonda Sy
Superior man entenced for bigamy with Mrs Cross Ackerin
Local reports detail a bigamy case in which a man named Paland of Supatier married Joseph Roeland and was sentenced to three years pending by Tadge Merin after Mrs Mary Cross Ackerin pressed charges. The town activity included Thacker-Maul and a restless husband.
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Mary Cross Ackerin
Paland
War veterans concert fund aids portable phonographs
Community fundraiser by American Legion at West Silem aims to provide portable phonographs and music to disabled soldiers. Cooper Amusement plans a New Year’s party and picture show at St. Praheis hospital and Oak Forest, with proceeds supporting hospital patients and veterans.
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American Legion
West Silem
Togielway
Tessner
I Hart
Amperioin Legion
Arugifice
St. Praheis Hespital
Oak Forest
A. 7 Cooper
Cooper Amusement Company
Cooper
Oline Parlents
Wso
Ats Rot
Lydns
West Methodist Church
Itivier, Orchestra
Chester Wright
Cone
France may seek ten post Jutland battleships in joint plan
French leaders push for ten 60000-ton post Jutland battleships with Italian support, aiming for larger navy share. Britons, Americans and Japan weigh revised tonnage under a 15 member sub committee while details remain undisclosed. France argues wartime parity justifies expansion amid broader arms talks.
Three Powers Agree on Naval Arms Limitation Pact
Washington reports a formal announcement that the United States Great Britain and Japan have agreed to the Hughes ratio of five five three for capital ships. The pact imposes no increases and outlines tonnage limits while prompting talks on France and Italy. Japan to scrap older dreadnoughts and build newer ships, the United States and Britain to adjust fleets accordingly.
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Italy
France
Great Britain
Japan
Joannige
Sealy
Britain
United States
Taipan
Nel Dethrane
Minnes
Ashington
Hughes
Jayeiy
Tog
Colombo
Washington
Delaware
Wuild
Beran
Dors
Mami
Thn Hughes
Canada
Weather Record for La Crosse and Vicinity
Rain turning to snow tonight with colder conditions. Saturday mostly fair but east coastal areas may see flurries and colder air. Strong NW winds, unsettled in Minnesota and Iowa with rising northwest temperatures later. Minnesota west to northwest winds increase tonight. Wisconsin and Iowa summary notes indicate snow chances then clearer, colder Saturday. Local highs vary. nationwide temps show sharp contrasts across regions.
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la Crosse
Wisconsin
Bismarck
Eevee Eens
Jacksonville
Ansisa City
ROSSE
Sgecisaw Bees Ag
Memphis
Od Medicing Hat
Milwauxee
Miles City
New York Baew Orleans
Ero
Francisco Az
Paul Tabs
Washington
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