Turks Threaten War Over Mosul and Irish Consulate Clash
Turkiye signals force if Mosul gains are blocked as Near East talks stagnate. In New York, Irish factions contest control of the consulate office with tense stand-off and peaceful discussions. President Harding asks Senate to withhold Borah plan and press for broader economic conference negotiations.
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Skating Fun At Pettibone Rink Highlighted
A lively Pettibone rink session drew skaters enjoying the ice. The event focused on accessible recreation and community fun as participants shared techniques and cheered progress.
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Madison Boy Killed by Accidental Shot by Cousin
In Madison Wisconsin a 14 year old boy was killed when a firearm accidentally discharged in a family incident. The shooter appears to be a cousin, with local authorities investigating a fatal accident at a residence near the Madison area. The victim is identified in early reports as the oldest son of a former Madison police officer.
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Progressive Women of State Meet at Madison Jan 10
A Wisconsin convention of the Wisconsin Women’s Progressive association gathers in Madison on January 10. The event, organized to energize members and supporters across the state, will feature speakers and committee activities.
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Gopher Confesses Poisoning Wife in Sick Bed
A cryptic report from Austin indicates a man named Gopher confessed to poisoning his wife while she was bedridden. The document mentions a court or police action, with references to an arrest and ongoing proceedings, but details remain unclear due to OCR damage.
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Marshfield Bomb Kills Woman. Husband Near Death
Mrs James R Chapman is dead and her husband Wood County chairman is near death after opening a time bomb mailed to Marshfield. The rural carrier delivered the package postmarked Marshfield, causing a fatal blast that leveled the room and wounded bystanders. Police investigate the post office to identify the sender while noting Chapman’s prominence in Richland town politics and the county fair.
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Derelict Sighting Near Lake Erie Tugs Missing Crew
Airmen reported sighting a hull off Erie five miles east of the city believed to be the tug Cornell missing with seven crew. Great Lakes Towing queries wreckage as searchers comb Canadian shore from Port Colborne to Long Point. A lifeboat with a frozen body from the Cornell was recovered near Long Point earlier, while federal probes continue.
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Birthday greeting to Wilson from local supporters
Admirers wire birthday message to Woodrow Wilson on his 66th birthday via the La Crossi Woodrow Wilson Foundation. The note, signed by John F. Doherty and Albert C. Wolfe, credits Wilson for his health recovery and long life with wishes of happiness and wisdom.
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General Electric Takes Control Of Minnesota Utility
The General Electric Company will take control of Minnesota utilities starting January 4, after purchasing a controlling interest in the Minnesota company. The Beclrester River and Beelith area facilities are part of the assets. A barge drum and a crew of plank cars are under construction at Winton. Officials may issue a statement before week’s end.
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Will Elect Queen of Winona Carnival in Same Old Way
The Winona carnival committee plans the queen election with the same traditional process as last year. Campaigns begin with candidates presenting to the public, ending with the crowning ceremony on the carnival’s opening night during the three day celebration.
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Christmas murder mystery baffled Brooklyn police
New York police reported bafflement over the death of Theresa McCarthy a 10 year old Brooklyn girl found with a .22 heart wound among Christmas toys. Investigators considered accidental shooting by a playmate with a small caliber gun as the leading theory, while a sailor seen as a less likely suspect faced questions. Autopsy findings supported accidental death and no assault was found. Over 100 local boys were questioned about possible access to a pistol or rifle as a Christmas gift.
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Nine Die In Rome Blast Bombh With Fort Trent Explosion
Nine men were killed when an explosion occurred at the Fort Trent site in Rome during the night. An accidental shell detonation ignited ammunition, causing a chain reaction that destroyed the fort for miles.
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Elks Host Christmas Party For 400 La Crosse Children
Four hundred La Crosse children were guests at the Elks Christmas party. A chicken dinner was served at the lodge with candy, fruit, stockings, and caps. The event featured a theater outing at Majestic, music by the Milks band, and a tree reparto with gifts.
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Bernhardt Improves. Doctors Say She Is Out of Danger
The Associated Press reports actress Sarah Bernhardt showing marked improvement on Thursday and out of immediate danger. She must remain in bed for several days. Her son Mauries visited Thursday morning. Her longtime butler Arthur, with her for 45 years, is seriously ill with pneumonia after long night vigil.
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Wilson Spends Quiet Birthday At Washington Home
Washington. Primer President Wilson marks his 66th birthday with a quiet observance at his D Street home as a delegation from the Woodrow Wilson Foundation arrives at three oclock to extend birthday greetings and report progress on the foundation fund aimed at perpetuating his ideas.
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50 Years On Q Associates Honor Frank Herrington
Frank Herrington retired after nearly 50 years in train and yard service with the Chicago Burlington and Quincy. Associates presented him with a large air chair and reading lamp. Harvey K. Boyle succeeds Mr Herrington as wainmaster at Grand Crossing.
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Arnold to Fight Return to Badger State For Trial
New York report notes Victor A. Arnold, a broker, faces a Wisconsin indictment on fraud charges. Arnold, who is claimed to be aiding her husband in Raymond Street Jail, Brookyn, plans to pursue a federal court hearing and has set an effort to raise 825,000 for his release. The exact courtroom timeline remains unsettled.
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Parker Death Shakes Minnesota Judgeship Contest
News of R L Parker a Spring Valley farmer and speaker of the Minnesota House of Representatives dies in Rochester. He would have assumed the 10th district judge seat next week, replacing Judge A F Meighan. The district includes Houston Fillmore Freeborn and Minnesota counties. A contest by Willine Kelsh claimed Parker was not duly elected due to legislative status. The Meighan contest ruling stood.
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Mussolini Seeks Visible Role at Paris Conference
Reports from Rome cited by the Associated Press say Benito Mussolini may be blocked by Italian internal politics from attending the Paris conference of premiers. He expressed a strong wish that the talks would move toward a final settlement of the national problem, while awaiting confirmation of his potential participation.
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