Inaaska Pays Water Bond Case Ends In Dismissal
Judge Landis signs final order dismissing action over a waterworks bond issue in Oneaska. The city agreed to pay $14,000 principal with six percent interest, settling claims against bonds issued around 1890s. Attorneys for the city and opponents participate in the stipulation and final dismissal in the court.
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Nui Bing
United States
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Rome
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Werden
God
Sanborn
Seattle
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Intorest
Bernyal
Tale Court
Cowie
Hale
Groundhog Shadow Signals Six Weeks More Winter
Uncle Grinindhor saw his shadow today and it sent him back to his hole. The omen suggests six more weeks of winter despite spring hints nearby. Local boys report hogs and a ground hog experiment ends in failure with a humorous note on town activity.
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John Wille
Iton Tower
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Hopeful Greek leader seeks U S recognition amid Smyrna stakes
Constantine and Greek officials press for U S recognition of the Greek government regarding Smyrna and Thrace. They insist the United States acknowledge Greece as the lawful authority in Asia Minor and demand clear support after recent military actions and negotiations.
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Constantine
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London
Greece
Diesitain
Smyrna
Thrace
Uwarding
Asia Minor
Senator Johnson seeks probe of U S military activity
Washington dispatch reports resolutions by Schittur Johneen of Calltarain proposing hearings on American military aid and recent foreign deployments. The piece notes mixed support and unclear outcome as legislators weigh scope of investigation and potential implications for policy and allies.
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Washington
Schittur Johneen
Calltarain
San Dorin
Milwaukee witness refuses to testify in Budar trial
In federal court at Milwaukee William Heigeman refused to answer questions in the Joseph A. Budar case after asserting constitutional privilege. Heigeman had been placed on standby by the government and was questioned by District Attorney Sawyer about whisky purchases and prior testimony.
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Cudah
Big Boost Reported in U. S. Trade With Germany
Washington report shows U S trade with Germany for 1920 reached 400 2 million, up sharply from 103 3 million in 1919. Exports to Germany totaled 521 5 million, against 2 76 million prior year, while imports stood at 58 6 million versus 80 6 million a year earlier.
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Police arrest two for driving ordinance violations
Police arrested George Kerr and Tas Topson for violations of the driving ordinance. Kerr was fined 50 cents and costs for speeding, while Johnson faced a similar charge with a 2.50 dollar total in costs for parking on the street.
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Teresda
Explosion at sea reported by coast guards in Jersey
Federal coast guards said they observed a vivid flash at sea and a subsequent local report of an explosion near Little Beach station as investigators sought details about a vessel blown up at sea while authorities gather information in Atlantic City area.
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Former Lacrosse County man named day commissioner
Beloit Man Named by Blaine as Tax Commissioner. Madison reports nominations to replace Nils und and W. Stanley Smith of Ashland were sent to the senate by Governor Bling. Rosa, a Beloit College lecturer, is seen as a tax expert but faces confirmation opposition. Smith expected to be confirmed for his war service. Rosa born 1870 in Rock County, educated in Wisconsin, law graduate, Ashland County district attorney, later city attorney at Ashland before military service.
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Rosa
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Asuland
Trelberg
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la Follette
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Milwaukee arrest tied to embezzlement to follow actress
John Theiss 21, an assistant theater manager from St. Louis, was arrested in Milwaukee on a $2,600 embezzlement charge. Detectives had shadowed a female contortionist visiting the downtown Vaudeville house, and Theiss admitted spending the funds while a companion claimed it was not for him. He offered to waive extradition proceedings.
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Feale
Thess
Kidnappers Given Maximum Sentence
Los Angeles cousins Arthur W. Cat and Mord L. Cart confessed kidnappers of Bits Gladys Witherell. On Wednesday they were sentenced to ten years to life in San Quentin. This was the maximum penalty provided by law.
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Cousins
Gladys Witherell
San Quentin Penitentiary
First Chinese Baby Born in La Crosse Club
The birth of a Chinese baby boy to Ali and Mrs Yep Let on January 11 is reported by the health department. It is the first baby of Chinese parentage in La Crosse, with the Lets running a laundry in the former Kuion Kee building at 671 Main Street.
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Yep Let
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Mainstrett
Half Billion Needed To Complete Navy Program Reports
Washington reports a House committee warning on pacifism and unpreparedness. General Pershing urged delaying full navy and army build until a five-power accord is reached. The House appropriations committee proposed nearly $500 million more to complete the 1922 naval program, with total cost expected around $372,521,000 and $338,270,000 already appropriated. The bill funds continuing construction and outlines personnel cuts and aviation funding, amid adjustments from earlier estimates.
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Allied Terms Not Final In German Reparations Talk
London reports indicate Germany will not accept Paris reparations as final. Dr Walter Simons says future terms will shape the basis for upper Silesia and any new German coalition may be considered. Officials stress the London conference will seek a deal on timing and method of payment, not a final irrevocable ruling.
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State Senate Asks Congress to Move for Disarmament
Wisconsin senators debate a memorial urging congressional action on world disarmament including withdrawal of American troops from Europe and possessions. The session also discusses tax plans, prisoner-made bonds labeling, and social relief measures as the assembly hurried to begin business.
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War Finance Corporation approves loan for milk exports
Washington D C Preliminary approval of a ten thousand dollar loan to a group of American buyers to finance the exportation of condensed milk products to Great Britain and Europe was announced by the War Finance Corporation. This is the first loan approved since the revival last month. The milk products come from eastern and midwestern states as officials work on bond issues to raise funds for advances.
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Ford to Ignore Libel Suit Filed by Gest
Detroit report states Henry Ford and the Dearborn Independent editors declined to comment as Chicago papers said a 5 million dollar libel suit was filed against Ford and the Independent. Ford’s secretary said Gest will be ignored and no suit had been filed by early afternoon. The papers claim an Independent article libeled Gest and his stage productions.
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Henry Ford
Dearborn Independent
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Ling
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Harding party returns toward St Augustine after Florida trip
President-elect Barditz heads north from Miami on a Florida vacation return trip. The party travels by automobile toward Fort Lauderdale before boarding Senator Frelinghuysen's yacht after a round of golf at Lauderdale Links.
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Lauderdale
Michigan recount gives Newberry a 4334 plurality
In the 1915 recount, Newberry gains a 4334 vote plurality in the U S Senate race. The senate elections committee tallies show Republican Henry Dye and others involved as the process reaffirms Ford’s lead amid fragmented tabulations and political maneuvering.
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Coat Theft Report Shocks Quiet Atlanta Visit
Police in Atlanta Ga say Coolidge’s visiting coat was stolen during a public event. An officer confirmed the garment disappeared while the dignitary was in the area, prompting a lookup for witnesses and surveillance footage.
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Can Coolidge
Mrs Harding Busy With Shopping in New York
Mrs Harding, wife of the president, drew attention in New York as she moved through the lobby and examined finished frocks with military officers nearby. The brief sighting occurred during a public program with camera crews waiting.
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Harding
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