D'Annunzio Proclaims War With Italy Amid Dalmatian Tensions
Reports from London and Rome describe D'Annunzio declaring war between his Fiume government and Italy. He Uhas forbidden residents to leave Fiume and threatens execution for anti-D'Annunzio speech. Italian and Austro-German forces move along the Quarnero and Dalmatian fronts as Cavignas orders and naval maneuvers intensify in a bid to nullify the Rapallo treaty.
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Tuillen
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Rapallo
Panini
Clara Smith Ends Month-Long Oklahoma Search
Clara Smith gave up after a month of inquiries by Oklahoma officers. The report cites a dramatic incident where British soldiers allegedly tried to tear down an American flag at a home in Quepagtown. A witness, Mrs. Michael Mohan, testified before a committee investigating Treland conditions, describing windows torn and violence during the attempted desecration. The witness said the American consul was told the flag incident could not be censored by telegraph reports to the U.S. due to restrictions.
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Queenstown
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Pilgrims Drink Water Says Bostonian
Horace B Morse of Mount Horman school outlined Governor Bradford's view that drinking water harmed the Pilgrims with disease and dullness. He cited Bradford's diary and noted that John Robinson sent to Leiden enjoyed tax relief for a professorship and beer and wine allowances.
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Plymouth
Horace B. Morse
Mount Horman School
Yostonian Society
John Robinson
Holland
New England
University of Leyden
Girl to Return to Ardmore to Answer Murder Charges
Clara Smith departs El Paso bound for Ardmore via Fort Worth to plead in a murder case connected with the death of Jake To.wamon in Ardmore. She travels with Sheriff Garrett after surrender discussions in Juarez and Chihuahua City terms, amid a guarded, mirrored escape and guardianship.
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Christmas postal rush hits La Crosse post office
Extra trucks and carriers boost La Crosse post office as Christmas mail floods in and out. Postmaster O R Skaar says clerks from all departments work with outside help to clear the workroom by midnight, with late trains delaying sorting and packing. Citizens send packages to Europe as relief appeals rise.
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Liew
O. R. Skaur
Uleht
Passinister Skear
Europe
Germany
Mai
Mob Kills Man Linked to Police Officer Slaying
In Fort Worth two men connected to the killing of Patrolman Jeff C. Conch were killed by a mob. One suspect was held on murder charges in connection with the officer's death and was lynched Monday night after being taken from authorities. The mob shot the suspect's body, as the other details of the confrontation remained unclear.
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Viekere
Jeff C. Conch
Jaliboo
Milk thief thwarted by farm mule in North Carolina barn
In Raleigh area a farmer near here says a milk thief was routed by his farm mule. A. Johnson planted the mule in a cow’s stall and found a battered milk pail, a wrecked milking stool, and a hat, but no thief when he entered with a shotgun.
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N. C
A. Johnson
Waterloo
Johnson
Spectacle of sights advertised for Carnival of Sport and Winter Fur
The article urges spectacles at the Carnival of Sport and Winter Fur featuring ski jumps, performances by a killer act, crowning celebrations with red fires, parades by bao and drum corps, and a push to buy red buttons as a badge of hospitality to support good will toward men in La Crosse.
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Farm Tariff Bill Passed by House
Soviet forces concentrate for drive on Republic of Georgia in the Caucasus region. Reports say bolshevik detachments move toward Tyanse Ush, Karakliss, and Minlaatied as they plan an offensive but may delay. Allied powers consider naval action. oil agreement with Soviet Russia not carried out and supply lines suffer food shortages.
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Christmas Day Afternoon Edition To Replace Sunday Paper
The Tribune and Leader-Press will publish an Christmas Day afternoon edition and skip the Sunday issue to let staff celebrate. La Crosse will receive major world news via special wire service during the holiday if needed. Special features from the Sunday edition will appear in the Christmas issue.
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la Crosse
Court reduces damages in Caledonia alienation suit
William G Hammer sues Lania Finder for damages over alleged loss of his wife's affections. A jury awarded $2,400 but judge Catherwood reduced to $2,300, Hammer refused the reduction prompting a retrial at the May term. Case involves Caledonia Minnesota and parties Minder Hammer and Mrs Hammer.
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Lania Finder
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Eoure
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la Crosse
National deficit two billions in 1920 says Houston
Secretary Houston testified before the Senate Finance Committee forecasting a national deficit of 2.16 billion dollars this fiscal year and 3.5 billion dollars for the next. He warned that federal finances require new revenue sources and no additional treasury burdens.
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Treasury
Farmer Kills Family Then Ends Own Life Near New York
Near New York a farmer named Nicholson killed his wife and three children with a hammer, then slashed his throat with a razor. The bodies were not discovered until the following day Thursday.
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New York
Curt
Nicholson
State Department Intervenes in Gable Controversy
Washington reports the State Department protested direct British censorship of messages to the United States, warning that embassy actions breach diplomatic courtesy. Officials may pursue the matter with the British embassy while awaiting possible explanations from the envoy. Similar incident involved Guatemala's minister in correspondence with a U.S. senator.
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Associated Press
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Syhetueraeate
United States
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Hurdus Treebulke
Nkeilage
Liocqinmitine
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W Jon ‘Pelegraph Company
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Juliana Bianchi
Mos Es
Usp Shire Regirding
Anehi
Stock Market Rebounds After Weeks of Decline
The stock market rose on Thursday for the first time in weeks with active buying across favorite assets. Bargain hunters focused on lower priced rails and industrials while overall commercial and industrial conditions remained largely unchanged.
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York
Missouri lawmaker urges death penalty for robbery
Kansas City report says M. R. O'Donnell of Jackson County announced plans to introduce a bill in the Missouri legislature to make bank robbery highway robbery and bursary offenses punishable by death at the next session, outlining the proposal on Wednesday.
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Missouri
M. R. O'Donnell
Jackson County
Wisconsin Bar Association to Hold 2022 Teeny Convention
John C. Thompson announces the Wisconsin Bar Association will hold its 2022 convention at Chippewa Falls Van 29 and 36. The president says the executive committee in Madison set the convention program and activities.
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Wisconsin Bar Association
Chippewa Tills
Van
John C. Thompson
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Madison
Majority of Ids Relief Plan Passes House in Tariff Bill
The House approved a farmers relief tariff measure by a wide party line break, sending it to the Senate for possible amendments. It aims to shield key agricultural products for ten months while the tariff system is revised, with bipartisan support and notable Republican opposition from some industrial groups.
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