Revision of Turkish Peace Treaty to Be Discussed by Allies
London dispatch reports strong interest in revising the Sevres settlement as Allied powers prepare to discuss Turkey's peace terms. Abdülmecid, presumptive Turkish crown prince, warns that a firm stance is needed to stabilize the Near East and counter Bolshevik influence. Victory of allied diplomacy hinges on Turkish acceptance of a framework preventing renewed hostilities. Venizelos signals opposition to revising Sevres, while Greek and Turkish alignments shape the possible outcome.
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Constantinople
London
Iesson
Milwaukee Declares City as Illicit Liquor Distrib Point
A fragmentary report from Milwaukee notes illicit liquor distribution links to Canada smuggling networks. Officials coordinated with federal agencies to investigate depot sites and operators, including contact points related to Detroit and Chicago areas.
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Wis
Canada
A.C. Chalan
Detroit
Midldgun
Frederick
Caries
Cienge
Rescue Effort Saves 150 From Minneapolis Hotel Fire
In Minneapolis Minnesota a hotel blaze trapped guests and workers as firemen battled flames for hours. About 150 people were evacuated from the structure in the downtown district including several women and teens, with no immediate word on injuries. The building suffered extensive damage and investigators began assessing the cause.
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Filer
Adée Lo
Ui Eurplayes
Former Secret Service Chief Roy Lieummont Dies
Roy D W Lieummont, 73, former chief of the United States Secret Service, died Saturday at Wisbone Brook in Wisconsin after a career linked to major criminal investigations. He helped supervise investigations into high profile cases and served in federal law enforcement.
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Roy D W. Lieummont
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Khas Kieu
Wisbone
Brook
Lincoln Road To Peace Adviser Urges Lincoln Model
Amb. Poset, Tory, urged in a Lincoln Centennial talk that Lincoln is the straight road to peace guiding international justice. He cited Lincoln’s deeds and statements as a model for all peoples, recalling U S relations with Peru and antebellum diplomacy. A wreath lay on Lincoln’s tomb as the address ended.
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Ull
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Ot Tory
Lincoln Centennial Association
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Foreig
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Lincoln
Samley
Peru
Buchanan
Pvor
Poset
Annaxsattor Doxey
Ld Lincolln
Sailstad Firm Declares Bankruptcy in Federal Court
The Multitone Banufretoring company of Fem Claire with president J% dt Sailstad filed for bankruptcy in a U S federal court. Assets listed total 186.7 thousand dollars against liabilities of 195.8 thousand dollars including a 15 thousand dollar life insurance policy with Travelers Insurance. Insurance firms claim Sailstad is alive. A gruesome fire ruin story follows with a body found in summer cottage ruins, suspected to be misidentified.
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Suilstud
Juchiied
Sailstud
Travelers Insurines
tTartford
Conn
Tusure Gage
Suilestad
Wauregan girl endures tenth day of ordeal in stmnse
Wauregan eight year old Miriam Teubin, famed for beating doctors with her illness, marked the tenth day as physicians report steady progress in strength and normal functions. She slept well Sunday night but showed strain in vocal efforts. Manual spinal treatment paused then resumed in afternoon.
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Miriiuen Teubin
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Haddad Sentenced to One Year in Prison for Hotel Case
Judge Higbee sentences Haddad to one year in state prison for conducting a disorderly hotel operation at 226 Nechh and street. The court cites laxity of officials and notes Haddad's family impact, with Sheriffs guiding him from the courtroom after the verdict. Guarded by statements from prosecutors and defense, the proceeding ends as Haddad is led away.
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Nechh Ond Street
Wis
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Tam
Bertuse
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Tie
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Miller
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President elect asks Congress to pass money bills
President elect Marcing telegraphed congressional leaders urging passage of regular appropriation bills so the upcoming session can start March 4 and tackle important issues. Republican leaders Rondell and Lae indicated support for clearing up appropriation measures. Senator Lodee thanked for emphasis on this task.
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Washington
Marcing
Mondas
Representative Rondell
House
Lodee
Senate
Tarde
Mass Meeting Opens Catholic Campaign for Big Fund
A mass meeting Tuesday plans to formally launch the United Catholic campaign for a $5,000,000 drive to aid Catholic educational and charitable institutions in the state. A film titled Equality at HMyme will be shown. Monsignor Kreiner and other speakers including Bishop Schwebach’s designate will address the gathering in Pioneer batt Tuesday evening.
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United Catholic Campaign For Big Fund
Pioneer Batt
United Catholic
Wisconsin
Hmyme
Dhe
A. H. Schubert
R. Kreiner
Gener
Bishop Schwebach
Thomas Flemiss
Milwaukee
Orttu
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Lrran
Baltimore
Webb
Bossiter
la Crusee
Romania Ready To Talk Peace With Russians
A Romanian government dispatch from Bucharest says peace talks with Soviet Russia may be held in Riga, with London and Moscow reports exchanging aims. The dispute centers on Bessarabia, long Romanian, and the scope of the negotiations.
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Soviet Russia
Rusmania
London
Irish Blamed for Mill Fires in Britain Saturday
Manchester and towns report simultaneous fires at several mills and tiles. Police claim plausible evidence pointing to Irish Sinn Fein militants, though no proof exists. Fires were quickly contained with no serious damage. At Holt oil works, a watchman faced three armed men who fired six shots as he fled, no injuries reported.
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Manchesten
England
Manchester
Pallsworth
Korton
Rockdale
Robert Peacock
Holt Oil Works
John Ott Receives War Glasses Loaned to Navy
A World War I era note tells how John Ott of 112 Winnebago Township turned over field glasses to the department in 1917 during the war with Germany. The glasses, showing wear, were returned to Ott in the original bag through the post office system.
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John Ott
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Germany
Poscotchiee
Ott
Reno Schultz Announces Farm Labor Demand in Wisconsin
Rennie Schultz head of the State free employment bureau in La Crosse says there is a big demand for farm labor in the district. He can place fifty men now and expects more as applications grow. Most requests come from the local area, but workers can be sent to jobs anywhere in Wisconsin.
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State Free, Employment Bureau
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Fifty Initiated at Big Meeting of La Crosse Conductors
La Crosse Division No. 61 of the Order of Railway Conductors initiated fifty new members Sunday afternoon. The Woodlaws division degree team of Chicago demonstrated the ritual in a masterful display. A banquet followed with Mayor Bentley and R G Knutson among speakers. Bentley praised organized labor and warned against the open shop while Knutson spoke of labor leadership and political action. The event highlighted local conductors and their wives, with officials from neighboring rail lines in attendance. The division now numbers about 160 and aims for 200.
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Jurist's impeachment over Landis post as baseball chief
Representative Welty charges U S Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis with high crimes for accepting the baseball chief role at 42500 a year while remaining a district judge. He alleges neglect of duties, lobbying to curb gambling, and complicity with a trust in baseball pending legal actions.
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Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Chicago
House of Representatives
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Ohio
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Uchate
Judiciary Committee For Investigation
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U S Population Center Moves Westward in 1920 Census
The 1920 census places the center of U S population in Chen county Indiana near Spencer four miles southeast, marking a westward shift of 9.5 miles and about a fifth of a mile north from Bloomington since 1910. The change is attributed mainly to a population increase in California.
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Chen County
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Spencer
Bloomington
Ind
Bureau
Lie Stare
California
DOG OUTLAW KILLED IN RAID ON COYOTES MITCHELL
Territorial Governor of Oklahoma dies after long service. Thomas B. Ferguson, a Republican leader, passed away Monday in Oklahoma Territory events. A separate item notes a canine death during a raid against coyotes and wolves, with hunter losses and a $7.50 claim for the dog and $25 for a fox welfare.
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Mitchell
Shep
Envota
Territorial
Oklahoma
Okla
Thomas B. Ferguson
U S Officials Start Probe of Mail Plane Accident
An investigation into the La Crosse Wisconsin air mail plane crash that killed three filers began, led by Col J A Jordan Lieut R C Page and Major W C Chord. The board will summon air mail personnel familiar with all metal construction to testify.
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Ficago
Air Mail
la Gross
Wis
J. A. Jordan
Washington, D. C
R. C. Page
Washington
W. C. Chord
Fort Sheridan
Air-Mail
Weather Record for La Crosse and vicinity
General nightly and Tuesday outlooks across Wisconsin Minnesota and nearby areas show fair conditions with little temperature change. Partly cloudy in Wisconsin with slightly colder values tonight and Tuesday, while Minnesota experiences unsettled conditions in southern regions with potential inversion. Overall light to moderate change in temperatures across the region.
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