Germany Claims Massive Indemnity Paid Since 1918
A German official report tallies Versailles treaty payments from November 1918 to September 1992 at 45.6 billion marks, with total including Alsace Lorraine and former colonies exceeding 100 billion gold marks. The note protests expulsions of German officials and warns of a potential Ruhr uprising amid alleged communist activity in the region.
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Associated Press
Germany
Alsace- Lorraine
Saar Ga
Acliveri
Freeminn Josseng ii
Edo
A.pan
Alsace-Lorraine
Theaa
Rhineland Commission
Coh- Jeng
Kuchs
Rhine Provinces
Rhineland
Airship Sets Height and Time Record in Dayton
A new airship record in Dayton rises straight up 15 feet and stays aloft for two minutes and forty five seconds. The craft climbs to 75 feet before descending, surpassing prior marks of eight feet for one minute and four seconds set on September 15, 1922.
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Dayton
Ohio
Bela Oporfeerul
Unitel States
Trouble in Saloon Before Alma Murder Says State Witness
A state witness describes tensions in a saloon before the Alma murder as discussions rage over farm credit legislation. Treasury Secretary Mellon and lawmakers clash over the Lenroot and Capper bills, with support from farmers and commerce leaders shaping potential railings for credit facilities and rediscount powers.
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Alma
Mellon
Treasury
Wisconsin
Secretary of the Treasury
Meler
Chaiman McPaddon
Tenness Yanie
House Banking and Currency
Tennant- Anderson
Lugane Myer, Jr
War Finance Corporation
Mel Ton
Secretary of Agriculture
Wallace Sonk
Secretary of Commerce
Harding
Congress
Mr. Mellon
Federal Reserve Banks
Behnar Bashed Before Shooting Gantenbein in Saloon
The trial narrates Behnar's alleged jeering before he shot Marshal Gantenbein in a saloon. Witnesses described Behnar drawing a revolver from his hip pocket and firing as Ailen Gantenbein and his father entered the bar area. The scene ended with Gantenbein dead on the floor near a stove and Behnar later charged in a high-profile district case.
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Rye Beyvese
Adin
Phane
Mary Ratachin
Ailen Gartenhein
Aton
Ag Allen
Gantenbein
Coelienne
Fiow
Hotty
Rotiton
St Wis
Dover
Nebte Roice Kreapp
Nardes
David Seni Pol Vroess
Tower of Morelinds
Irvine Fisher
Oir
Mondosiyetry
Kronlontertes
Homma Stink
Claehnome
Aya
Dorf
Ciera
Finin Witrvick
Wauinanden
Leigh Atvere
Kantan
Atharney Broalfant
Emil Buehler
Tarreoyy
Beny Valle
Jnid
Marte
Toby Ganteniwin
Stabe
Hi Undertaking Establishment
Withrow
Stohr
Theodore Scharr
Shevtfe
Chis Aumapity Jatt
Moon claims storms in March predict fierce season
A business figure quotes a “man in tie” foretelling March will be stormy based on lunar indications. The expert, George TB Tottery Joeco, argues the moon’s position mirrors last month, signaling fast and forceful storms ahead.
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Gieorge TB
Tottery Joeco
Ako H
Lotter
Pool asks delay to answer suit against Bekkedal firm
Wisconsin court hearing into a business dispute between Bekkedal Group and a cooperative association centered on a janitorial case. Judge Vo Surmer Shamyane took the matter under advisement as Bekkedal seeks more time to answer while a restraining order against pool operations is considered.
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Pool
Bekkedal Firm
Mathbon
Wis
Hy Bakker
Dietz Wins Circuit Court Case Over Repairs Billing
Taige Aughre ruled in favor of F K Mietz in circuit court in an action by T A Wiskirchen to prove repairs billed on a tar purchased by Wiskirchen were covered by a year’s maintenance for repairs in the eslas contract. The court found Dietz entitled to possession of the sink, Wiskirchen to pay 365.09 plus six percent interest from March 2, 1982, with costs taxed to the plaintiff.
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F K. Mietz
Wernerdar
Dietz
T. A. Wiskirchen
Wiskitchan
Thetz
Irregular forces attack Free State offices in chaos
An irregular assault targeted government offices in Diuhilh Amat, aiming at the income tax and government board offices. Reports say one guard was killed, several were wounded, and three assailants were captured as authorities moved to restore order.
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Free State
Associated Press
Diuhilh
Maria
National
Traena Gnardine Fhe Leva
Parents consent required for boys enlisting in army
Washington report notes a House vote to require written parental consent for enlistment of youths under 18. The measure aims to tighten the annual army appropriation and bar underage enlistment without parental approval.
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Washington
Annual Banquet Unites North and South La Crosse
The Progressive League hosts a Thursday banquet at Logan Junior High to foster goodwill and civic cooperation. An elaborate program features speakers from Kiwanis Rotary Lions and Trades council clubs, with streetcars transporting attendees to the venue for a joint city-wide gathering.
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HP Progressive League
Logan
Viny of la Crosse
Progressive Teague
Kiwanty Cub
Rerareeluly
Siena Chob
la Crosge
Amt
Walt Stewart
Riwapis Club
B. B. McVarmick
Rotary
Stanley Gordon
Lions
Joseph Vereheta
Trades and Tabor Council
Women Excluded From Wisconsin Eugenics Bill In Senate Vote
Madison Wisconsin public record shows a Berber bill to include women in the state eugenics law was defeated 16 to 121 in the Senate. Senator Barber argued for protection against social disease while opponents said compulsory exams for women echoed oppressive controls.
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Senate
Madison
Wihee
W. T. Barber
Woysad
Forder
Couple jailed on statutory charge by judge Hunt
Taha S. Hue and Mra Viola Fnllen were sentenced to 20 and 88 days in county jail respectively on a statutory charge in counts court Wednesday morning. Police records showed the complex hand pean reshi ne at B27 Rose atroer.
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Taha S. Hue
Mra
Viola
Flint
Missing Viroqua Man Believed Seen In La Crosse
Photo shows John A. Quick, a Viroqua merchant who vanished from his home a week ago. Authorities believe he is somewhere in La Crosse after he was last seen Saturday night on Second Street, identified by Jake Padesky and Font Morrison.
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John H. Quick
Tohn A. Quick
Viroqua
Whro
Quick
Second Street
Jake Padesky
la Crosse
Font Morrison
Virequa
Blaine Senators Stand Against Militia Abolition Measure
Automobile drivers face license update as Chief Pellca John B. Webber issues warning during police election. Cars with old plates risk fines. motorists must show receipts proving 2023 license. Local officials stress compliance amid public turnout and ongoing debate.
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Blaine
Secrecy Clause Amendment Faces Senate Test
The Senate showdown over reposting the secrecy clause to the income law continued on Thursday after Senator W J Smith Neillsville introduced a substitute amendment. The measure, identical to the 1922 administration version, would expose income reports to public officials but bar disclosure to individuals. GOP leaders planned to resist with coalition support, while Senator Leverton pressed to force a vote and delay the bill.
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Athson
Wis
Associated Press
Senate
W. J. Smith
Neillsville
Smith
Goverger Blaine
Othe
Torues
Leverton
Teday
Voliva Found Guilty in Libel Case Against Pastor
Glenn Fo ling, Zion City general overseer, found guilty of criminal libel by Judge Jacob Hopking after a lengthy jury deliberation. Maximum penalty sought is six months in jail or a $1,000 fine or both. The verdict followed testimony from Rev Thomas Nelson of Grace Missionary Church who had accused Voliva of making damaging statements about him and his family. Nelson aided State's Attorney A V Smith in the prosecution. Voliva criticized the verdict as a victory for Americanism over fanaticism and claimed the trial was prejudiced.
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Aigagn
Glenn Foling
Zion City
Bel Hye Anda
Jacob Hopking
Vonva
M. T. Vogel
Thomas Nelson
Naster
Grace Missionary Church In
Zion
Attoiney A. V. Smith
Lake County
Berger
Voliva
Nelson
Oof Zien
Pettibone Lagoon Rink Cleaned and Ready for Skaters
Emil Tanke caretaker at Pettibone lagoon says the rink has been cleaned and reflocked and will be in good condition for skaters Wednesday night.
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Emil Tanke
Pettibone Lagoon
Wisconsin Senate Defers Abolition of National Guard
A Wisconsin senate committee voted unanimously to indefinitely postpone the Hirsch bill calling for abolition of the National Guard. Assembly passage of the Folakowski measure prompts further debate, with a likely next vote on Hirsch and a cautious path for abolition efforts.
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Acteos
Wis
Associated Press
Wisconsin National Guard
National Guard
Hirsch
Senate
Com Tee
Aberanes
Orlando JJ. Holway
Assembly
Bernard Gettelman
Milwaukee
House
Gettelman
Titus
Bélgrien
Lenge
White
Roethe
Schumann
Nations Guard
Ote
Folakowski
Lixewine
W. A. Titus
Coatrman
Senate State Affairs Committee
Hirsch Wil
Weather forecast for multiple regions with cold wave
The forecast notes generally fair and colder conditions tonight and Thursday across La Crosse Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa. Zero temperatures and cold waves are expected in northern central portions with subfreezing levels, while southwest regions see fair skies with colder nights.
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North Central
Minnesota
Aest
South
Hurada
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