Uncle Sam Promises Snappy Weather For The Yuletide
The Weather Bureau forecast a sharp cold snap across the eastern half of the country. Extremely low temperatures are expected to advance southeast from the northwest, with forecasters predicting below zero readings in Michigan Ohio Indiana and Kentucky by tomorrow. Overnight lows dipped below zero from Duluth to Nebraska and stretched into North Dakota and Montana.
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Weather Bureau
Tahastern Cetral
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Duluth
Northwestern
Nebraska
North Dakota
Montana
Canadian Northwest
Veterans Back Up Watson Charges of A E F Cruelty
A long dispatch reports veterans supporting charges of cruelty by AEF personnel. Bail issues, indictments for manslaughter and being an accessory are noted for Thor Sabion and Martin Nundahl of Viroqua. Witnesses recount lynching stories, car accidents, and a call for rewards amid heated testimony from Chief Webber and local officials.
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Watson
Thor Sabion
Martin Nundah
Viroqua
Wye Geathy
George Bottmein
Sebion
Clef Webber
Stephan Tut
Mundahl
Peterson
Fark | Ouse Nor Ghaseburg
Nundavbl
Police Department
Jixiri¢e Aliomney Lnvien
Weather forecast for Wisconsin and vicinity
General forecast calls for fair conditions tonight and Wednesday. Temperatures fall below zero with very cold wind chills. Light snow this afternoon in parts of Wisconsin, clearing to sunny and colder conditions tomorrow. Southeast areas expect subzero readings and chilly winds.
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Ua Crosse
Wiscongin
Colerl
General election called at Lisbon
A decree signed Tuesday dissolves parliament and sets January as the date for holding a general election in Portugal. The move comes as Lisbon prepares for a national vote amid political tension and calls for stability following turmoil.
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Lisbon
Griffith and De Valera Clash Over Secrecy at Treaty Debate
In Dublin a tense Tuesday session saw Deputy John Milroy press De Valera and other treaty opponents to put ratification to a public Irish vote. The exchange focused on secret Dail sessions and the handling of Downing Street talks, with Griffith demanding clarity while De Valera urged restraint. The day featured five speakers including Kate O Callaghan, widow of the assassinated mayor of Teiga, who spoke in support of the treaty amid a divided Dail.
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Associated Press
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England
Eamon de Valera
J Cru
Jffith
Dail
de ¥ Ualera
Downing Street
Griffith
de Vales
Aries Lurgess
Shanunglidy
Avaister
Marc Givfith
Kate O'Callaghan
Miyor of
Teta
Guneunces
Arther Griffil
Sing Meig
de Valera
Dent
Great Britain and
Ireland
London
British Commonwealth
le Valera
Xaidi
Christmas Exercises At North Presbyterian Church
The North Presbyterian Church Sunday school will present Christmas exercises on Thursday. Kate O'Caamaghan will speak as the first speaker, and the women will meet for practice at 4280 p.m. for principles and the program. Deputy Wicklesy minister John Br etclingham opposed the treaty, praising ratification efforts.
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North Woman
Presbyterian Church Will Give
Kate O'Caamaghan
Nual Christmns
Herimming
John BR
Etclingham
Wicklesy
Japan and China Clash Over Shantung Rail Plan Rejected
Peking faces a setback as the Japanese offer to finance and operate the Shantung railway meets Chinese resistance. The proposal would fund the line over ten to twenty years with a Chinese central management, Japanese experts, and reparations financed by a commission. The delegation's authority erodes as Chang Tso Lin asserts control, while Canton claims Sun Yat Sen’s supporters differ from official Chinese policy.
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D. C
Japan
Nomby
Owas
Shantung
China
Commission
Chin
Reid Autriah
Peking
Chang Tso-Lin
Canton
le Slaten
Sun Yas Son
Celine
Del
Son
Cahtan
Sugar Makers Seek Two Cent Duty on Cuban Raw Sugar
Washington reports the United Sugar Manufacturing Association urged Congress to impose a two cent per pound duty on Cuban raw sugar, arguing a 1.6 cent levy plus one cent under the Underwood tariff would protect American beet sugar producers and prevent industry collapse. G. W. McCormick, a Menominee Michigan beet sugar producer, testified before the Senate Finance Committee, noting refiners can blend Cuban sugar at lower costs, threatening domestic refineries and the factory line.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
United States Suger Manufacturing Association
G. W. McCormick
Sigar
Menominee
Michigan
McCormick
Cohan
Grand Opening Night At Pettibone Park Tonight
Pettibone lagoon lights up for grand opening tonight with ice lighting fixtures installed by electricians. The illuminated rink will run from 7 30 to 10 50 PM as skaters fill the area along the north shore. Officials expect hundreds to attend across the river.
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Pettibone Lagoon
Lizoon
Ac Voon
Parts Association
Jaron
Tobishh
Harding's View on Pacific Pact Excludes Japanese Isles
President Harding reportedly believes the four power Pacific treaty does not cover the principal islands of Japan. White House officials described this as the president's personal opinion, saying the accord applies to Pacific island possessions only, not Japan proper or the U S mainland.
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Washington
Associated Press
Harding
White House
Japan
United
Pacific
Milwaukee Road Halves Round House Staff On Thursday
Milwaukee Road announced a layoff affecting about 14 to 15 workers at the roundhouse on the north side, effective Thursday December. The 4 to 5 percent operating cost cut follows a broad reduction in force, with clerks spared while the car department and other shop workers face changes. Local clerical staff expected to be relieved. Similar reductions reported in Bulnyye and Minneapolis.
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Pothar
Ctuicitico
Mile Tswanket
Reel Puol
Irena
Planal
Ty Wase
Car Department
Wis
Uh Wis
Bulniye
Minneapolis
Stockyard traders lose bid to block livestock trading act
Chicago stockyard traders failed to halt enforcement of the new livestock trading act. Todays Le Tvang and Clyne dismissed their injunction request against Secretary Wallace and the district attorney. Traders must file commission schedules with the government immediately and comply with department rules or risk penalties under the act.
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Chicago
Uesy Ayhen
le Tvang
Zhenary
Secrejtary of Agriculture
Wallace
C. C. Clyne
Department ‘of Agriculture
Harding Christmas pardons to war prisoners
Washington authorities expect President Harding to issue Christmas pardons this week for a number of individuals jailed for war time violations. The list aims to grant clemency to prisoners, with details to be announced by government officials. In Madison, Wisconsin, L. G. Schaar, editor of the Nekoosa Tribune and former postmaster, was fined 32,127 in federal district court after conviction for embezzling government funds.
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Washington
Pres Dent Harding
Madison
Wis
L._G. Schaar
Nekoosa Tribu
United States
SIMONDS SAYS on French demands and naval strength
Prank H. Monds reports that Washington debates French requests amid the Paris conference and the naval power crisis. France feels excluded as Britain Japan and the United States discuss Pacific sea power, while Paris complains of unequal participation.
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Prank H. Monds
Washington
Bert
Paris
Clicut
Britain
United States
Pacific
France
Plans for harding world association take shape
Washington reports progress on a proposed world association led by the United States. The plan envisions semi independent groups a Pacific European Asiatic and American bloc meeting annually at a world conference to discuss broad problems while keeping US influence central Europe favors US entry but wary of altering the League of Nations Harding plans a cautious gradual approach with an economics congress possible next step and public opinion seen as key to growth.
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Washington
Uslivis
France
Ain Ernun
Anerica
St.aig
Priimen
Japan
Asia
Nince
America
Britain
China
Holland
Italy
Belgium
Num
Portugal
United States
Ropean
Pacific
Europe
Europa
League of Nations
Harding
Association
Plenary decision frames French naval stance at session
Washington reports indicate France accepted a Hugh proposal of 178000 tons for rations on naval program items while prioritizing cruisers destroyers and submarines. The next Washington conference step is the submarine damage question as Britain seeks abolition of submarine warfare.
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Washington
Associated Press
Det Eration
France
Thc
Briand
London
Balfour
Uhe British
French Modify Demands in Naval Limitations Talk
The French government presented revised naval tonnage proposals to the Washington conference sub committee led by Albert Sarrant. France seeks a proportional distribution across ship classes to retain capacity for defensive needs while offering concessions on capital ships though resisting submarines and auxiliaries. Officials expect a delay before agreement, but full confidence remains in eventual accord.
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Associated Press
Ashington
Albert Sarrant
France
M. Sarrant
Delession
Naval Committee
Italy
I Anirlcan Quarters Lines
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