Near East Relief Campaigns Starts in La Crosse County
The Near East Relief drive opened in La Crosse with officers and committee chairs named. Leaders include Rev. EC Dixon as chairman and J J Langdon as vice chairman, plus numerous club and church representatives coordinating county fundraising and outreach efforts.
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County
la Crosse
EC. Dixon
J. J. Langdon
Tritermels Detles
Blanche Chamberlain
Com McCortick
Wathking
Kiwanis Clu
Woman's Lu
Community Counc
Komypson
Pioneer Club
A. Woy
Labor Council
RC. Brursony Cate Varsity Mxtenson
My. Connors
Tat Crosse
Wathor Conden
Father A. Aiurphy
Wathor Salmone
Gitex
Wy Strohl
Tagleim
Lbsen Clib
Dr. Gundersen
Senate Nb
Dr. Philips
Magsarty
Mormon Coutee
Teney Apdrouss
Onalaska
Miers
West Salem
Gee
Holiven
Berrum
Tomes Willerstaeger
S. M. Janes
Rookland
Ayanss
New Amsterdamt
Aldi
Lary Crosse
Catty
Orsimianon
Melton
Tunica
C. Wheipley
Tanna Chileren
Jay
Tminon Chater
PMN
Montevideo Welcomes Colby Amid Vast Reception
Large crowds fill Liestmnts square in Montevideo to greet Bainbridge Colby American secretary of state. Amelia Pople leads the enthusiastic welcome as Colby reviews a military parade before the palace with President Grim and foreign minister in attendance. American flags adorn the decorated buildings for the visit.
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Montevideo
Cirpat
Bainbridge Colby
Amelia Pople Dente Svitbowis
Leo Mer
Grim
Fis
Che Visit
Company Formed to Handle Export Trade in Buttons
Articles of Incorporation detail a new firm to manage export trade in buttons. Incorporators are Gertie W. ure son, Trvid WL MacVillie and Satter Trickson. Capital stock is $2,000. Company operates as agent, broker, or intermediary for goods for export-dedicated trading.
Johnson reports record year for Badger treasury
Madison Wis total receipts of the state government during 1920 amounted to 56000000 with disbursements of 52500000 according to report by Henry Johnson state treasurer. Receipts included regular soldiers bonus of 16290050 and educational bonus 14830 0. Disbursements included soldiers bonus 2447800 and educational bonus 155000. The department issued 800000 drafts during the year with 1074100 to soldiers for cash heads and 36750 to educational bonus students. People of Wisconsin deserve praise for the soldiers bonus instead of bonds says Treasurer Johnson.
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Madison
Wis
Henry Johanson
Weusorer
Treasury Department
Johnson
Wisconsin
Jobisop
Half Billion Recommended for Post Office Department
Washington report shows a total of $573, AGSTEL for the Post Office Department in fiscal year 2922. The appropriation is $11 million less than requested by postal officials but $621 million above this year’s funding.
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Washington
Agstel
Post Office Department
Winis
Domestic fowl traced to jungle jungle in India forerunner claim
An article notes the jungle fowl of India is believed to be the forerunner of the domestic barnyard fowl. The piece surveys stock market chatter and mentions several companies in a fragmented OCR passage. It highlights the long history of poultry and hints at broader market discussions within the same page segment.
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Pactie Divizion
Aneadlel
Cuba
General
General Motors Goodrich Cn
Great Northern
Minols Central Dnepiretioa Copper
Everseckertey
Martia Propores
Kennecoth
Javuisy
Ile
Nosho
Maxwell Motors
Midvale
Stent Missouri
New York
Owinama Iron Trey
Bagal
Praury Sihehibe
Southern Pharge Studebaker Corporation
India
St Pauls Church Celebrates Fiftieth Anniversary
St Pauls Catheran church will celebrate its fiftieth anniversary Thursday evening under the auspices of the Ladies Aid society Rev J Nordby of Devrfield will speak and there will be musical selections. A hearty welcome is extended to all attendees.
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St. Paul's Catheran Church
Ladies* ‘Add Society
J. Nordby
Devrfield
Capitulatio n terms discussed in Italian siege report
A report describes fierce street fighting as Alpini under Major Dambara clash with regulars and legionaries near Trieste. Hospitals are established for the wounded, and cities face fires from machine guns as captains debate capitulation terms and the risk of government collapse if Viene falls.
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Alpini
Dambara
Majjor Dambara
Trieste
Gores
T’annunzio
Viume
Whiskey Found Hidden in Rag Shipment Heads to Probe
Prohibition agents uncovered forty cises of whiskey in a shipment of rags from New York to Chicago. The find occurred Wednesday after searches of several railroad cars. Officers have ordered inspections of large bundles at major freight houses.
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Cricago
New York
Chicago
Prohibition
Testimonial Letter for Marinella Company Training
Herbert Lan zel of La Crosse Wisconsin reports a salary above one thousand dollars yearly after completing bookkeeping and billing training at the Marinella Company. He credits the school for strong business training and says graduates are favored by the employer. He thanks the program and wishes continued success.
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Tam
Marinella Company
Herbert Lanzel
Kene &T
la. Crosse
Wis
Germany asserts right to maintain civic guard
Paris reports the German foreign office delivered a note to allied representatives in Berlin criticizing the inter allied commission of control head General Nollet over Germanys failure to disband the civic guard. The note warns the Brussels conference outcome could shift if allies press the line on police organizations. Officials say Germans aim to influence Brussels to clarify reparations.
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Paris
Foreign Office
Berlin
Nollet
Inter-Allied
Commission of Control
Binwabnergwehr
Civic Guard
Geran
Wss
Brussels
Palmer calls for funds to enforce the Dry Act
Attorney General Walner testified before the House Appropriations Committee, requesting 2300,000 for prohibition enforcement. He cited 17,560 arrests through September 20, with 17,428 recommended for prosecution by the Department of Justice. Commodore Reynolds warned current Great Lakes guard forces cannot curb smuggling fully.
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Walner
House
Sir Palmer
Department of Justice
Commodore Reynolds
Great Lakes
George Linder Arrested on Assault Charge
George Linder 447 was arrested by the police Tuesday on a charge of assaulting a woman near Burns Park. Donald Hegze, a high school student, witnessed the incident and led officers to the suspect’s location near State Street and Third Street. Linder, reported as a utility employee, is held at Central Station pending identification in the residential city incident.
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George Linder
Bel
Burns Park
Donald Hegze
State Street
Third Street
Second
Joy Surecta
Pol Wce
Meeki
Gentral Station
Linder
Central Station
Senate Committee Meets Monday to Discuss Disarming
A foreign relations committee meeting is set for Monday to consider Senator Borkh’s resolution for naval disarmament. The plan asks the president to negotiate with Britain and Japan for an agreement. Senator Lodge was advised of support from several members, while opposition to broadening the resolution to include other powers was noted.
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Senate ‘Committee
Washington
Wenesday
Great
Britain
Japan
Borkh
Lodge
Massachusetts
Idaho
United States
Great Britain
British Labor backs self-rule push for Ireland
British Labour backs an Irish self-determination campaign begun with a London conference. Commission investigators accused Crown forces of reprisals. A Manchester rally January 17 was planned to push the policy against government repression. Sir Mawor Greenwood criticized the Ireland policy and Crown handling in Parliament.
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Don
Gaims
Parliamentary Labor Party
London
Jay
Ireland
Manchester
London Pebinary Ld
A. G. Cameron
Conferen
Inquiry Commission
Mawor Greenwood
House of Commons
House
Great Britain
Hurley Raids to Furnish Evidence for Grand Jury
In Hurley on Tuesday police seized 57 auto owners and others, aiming to show reform efforts before Judge Land. Evidence gathered will be sent to the grand jury next month and could form the basis of indictments. If saloonkeepers are indicted they will be called for trial at a term of court in the coming year.
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Hurley
Judge Land
Svidenge
Reid Valer
Superior
Tur Chute
Baby born Christmas night in Abilene shows robust health
A newborn child born on Christmas night to Mr. and Mrs. W. Z. Profin in Abilene is described as showing robust health. The infant's weight and other details are not provided, but nourishment has been regular and the newborn is well cared for in the early days after birth.
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Abilene
Teras
Ani Wre
Profin
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