Senate tariff bill sparks party disputes in Senate debate
In Washington a heated Senate debate over the house tariff bill drew Republican and Democratic leaders into opposition and support battles. Critics called the measure an embargo to restrict commerce while proponents argued it would protect revenue and market access for American farmers. Senate leaders promised careful consideration as parliamentary obstacles and adjournment followed the discussion.
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Delayed Evacuation Plan Textual Note From Old Report
A garbled historical snippet mentions an evacuation delay connected to San Domingo and references figures Wilton and Daniels with vague provisibility notes. The fragment hints at a government or wartime action but lacks clear facts, dates, places, or coherent context.
Weather Record Notes Variable Cold and Snow Across Regions
Weather record summary notes Tuesday will be colder with higher clouds and possible snow in western and northern portions. Temperatures rise Tuesday morning in western regions as overcast conditions spread eastward. Night forecasts call for fair conditions tonight then increasing cloudiness Tuesday with low temperatures and rising daytime highs in western portions.
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Hearing on Local Fish Station Set in January
Washington scene reports a forthcoming hearing on a fish rescue bill to establish a local fish station at Le Grosse with hearings slated for the first week in January. Wisconsin lawmakers note uncertain timing and expect testimony from farm and Pearl button industry representatives on conservation and related aid measures.
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House Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee
Negotiations end for peace with poles at Riga
The Russo Polish peace talks at Riga are broken off after a Warsaw dispatch. Adolph Jotte, head of the Soviet delegation, said Russia's international position looked good and no retreat from the Poles was necessary. Rumors of troop moves near the Dniester were denied by Tehitcherin who cited winter quarters due to regional conditions. Romanian delays in peace talks criticized by the foreign minister.
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Kratzer Arrested Under Indictment In Federal Case
Kratzer was arrested on an indictment returned by the grand jury. He posted a $1,000 bond and was arraigned before Commissioner Alfred Harrison on a home brew manufacturing charge. The case, tied to Trohe mia ball L505 Sovrk Seventh street, saw agents seize nine home brew containers. Kratzer faces further proceedings in U.S. court before Judge Lanuis on January 8, with other grand jury defendants scheduled to plead or be indicted at the next session.
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Removal of Jersey Utilities Board Is Upheld by Court
Trenton N J Monday upheld Gov Sut removing the state board of public utilities commissioners from office. The board is expected to appeal. The ousted members contend the governor usurped judicial functions after misconduct in Jersey City.
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Eight Arrested at Green Bay on Federal Warrants
Eight men were jailed in Green Bay Wisconsin on federal warrants. Reports say one suspect faced additional charges for violence and resisting arrest while another was noted for transporting contraband goods.
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Former Italian ambassador to the U S dies in Rome
Baron Mayor Des 1Planches former Italian ambassador to the United States is dead in Rome at age 93. Born July 27, 1831, he led public life since 1901 and served as dean of the diplomatic corps before retirement. Lincoln bodyguard dies in Waukegan Chicago. Perry L. Austin, 77, Civil War veteran, died in Waukegan. He served as Lincoln’s bodyguard for 17 months.
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Wolf Hunter Fight Ends in Wolf Kill Near Fischer Cutoff
In a rural river town, Heinie Fischer shot a grey female wolf after a chase along the Minne river near Fischer Cutoff. The wolf, weighing about fifty pounds, was killed with a shotgun after a day long pursuit by dogs and hunters. Other wolves were sighted nearby as crews pursued them through Root River Valley, with several being killed by hunters this fall.
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Allies Notified Germany Refuses To Disarm Guards
A Paris bulletin reports Germany will study disbanding guard units as part of the inter allied control in Berlin. A high level session with Georges Leygues and the inter allied commission is planned, while British French and Italian premiers prepare for a February meeting in Funen.
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Port Edwards Chapel Fire Destroys Building on Christmas Eve
A blaze started by an overheated chimney destroyed the Port Edwards chapel on Christmas Eve as worshipers were present. Estimated damage ranges from 2000 to 5000 dollars. In Annapolis, Commodore John B. Grivec died Sunday at age 62.
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Soldiers bonus bill sets cost at two billion eighteen
Wyasnixeton reports the soldiers bonus bill would cost about two billion eighteen, with four optional plans for aid. Treasury officials warn of tax burdens and unverifiable land settlement costs. estimates range up to two and a half billion. Experts urge revenue reform and simplified taxes to avoid further deficits. The committee adjourned without a decision on new hearings.
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De Valera Near New York City Says Secretary
Worcester, Mass Mamoun De Valera president of the Irish Republic is en route from New York according to his secretary Harry Boland. Boland says he will leave at one o clock this afternoon and reach New York tonight to meet the president. De Valera is not far from New York.
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Federal prisoner released on Christmas Day in Wisconsin
Alberta Benson, a federal prisoner at the La Crosse county jail, earned a Christmas discharge after 00 days behind bars. Commissioner Alfred Harrison granted the release, freeing Benson in time to celebrate the holiday as a free man.
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Wolf Hound Hunt Invited To Track Destructive Pack
Hunters in La Crosse seek wolf dogs to join a planned next Sunday chase after the La Crescent wolf pack. People with dogs able to trail wolves are urged to contact the Tribune and Leader-Press to participate in the hunt once arrangements are finalized.
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US expert says old flu victims immune against recurrence
A US expert states that those previously struck by the flu may have immunity, while the recurrence of the epidemic this year is uncertain. He warns the winter may not reach past epidemic levels and notes public concern over unpredictable influenza patterns.
Santa Claus Hosts 100 Kids at Rescue Mission
The Rescue Mission hosted a festive evening with Santa Claus entertaining more than 100 children. About 85 sacks of candy were distributed, and each child received a small toy. Praise goes to D C Dewey and donors from La Crosse boot and shoe companies and local retailers for their contributions to the event and the Christmas Shoe Club. Revitions events include a talk by Rev Dixon Thursday, Mothers’ meeting Friday at 2:20, and watch night services leading into the new year, with Rev Fr Holden speaking at 1 PM and services continuing into the evening.
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Sparta Farmer Held for Trial on Murder Charge
Sparta Wisconsin John Mayers a farmer was arraigned before Justice of the Peace Lamson on a charge of murder in the first degree. His wife Maggie is said to be beaten to death with a hammer. He is bound over to the circuit court which meets in March. Meyers is represented by Jesse Highee of Le Crosse.
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D Annunzio Fiume Siege Amid Shifting Fronts
Reports from Fiume say Gabrielle D Annunzio, insurgent leader, was killed trying to avert clashes between his legionaries and Italian regulars as Cavazzini’s forces press the outskirts. Italian authorities restrict actions as Adriatic front lines tighten and volunteer forces surrender near Ancona. Royal guards disrupt nationalist demonstrations in Rome after D Annunzio’s rally and anti treaty chants.
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No Objection to Free Sunday Shows Declares Reformer
Chicago article reports National Reform Association leader Rev Fleming saying there is no objection to free Sunday shows by Bree moving pictures and theatrical productions. He warns against commercialized amusement undermining the Sabbath and liberty, while advocating education of the public about Sunday observance.
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National Reformy Association
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