Washington Birthday Feast on the North Side
A community celebration on Washington's Birthday featured dinner, speeches, and music at the North Side Progressive house. Notables included Rev. A William Dudley, executive Rotary Ben Everingham, and local leaders. The event fostered community unity with remarks on geography, progress, and civic spirit amid a crowd led by Morning Star society members.
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Washington
Harry Robinson
Les
I. C. Everinghton
Rotary
Chamber of Orgumcree
A William By Dudley
Winona von
Marry Spence
Roy C. Davidson
Edgar Lott
Charles F. Fiegico
Yohn Mulder
J. di. Barnaldgon
Near East talks on settlement at London meeting
The London conference concentrates on Near Eastern problems with Turkish representatives and other diplomats present. Meanwhile a large public school expositon opens in the high school gym in La Crosse showcasing student work from kindergarten to high school seniors and a varied program planned for tonight and the week.
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London
Filaetook
Sequin
Willen
Zoey & Table
Shirins
Rea Tiy
Belie
Ecterdd Bee
Flurusty
Sevres
Riga
France
Ta Grosse
Toniztin
la Grosse
Selon W
Earl
Toss’ Glee Club
Mingtrel
Pidno Xolo
Margareh Barnet
Janhiwit
Girls’ Physical Education Department
Viol berjo—Hediward
Tomsiegk
Aluse Ee
Veneran
Hamilton Kindergaren
Hamilton and
Washimron
Stabbed Father in Defense of Mother Girl Tells Police
A garbled report from Merion describes a girl defending her mother during a stabbing incident. The father was killed and officers are investigating the events as the girl provides her account.
Three Cornered Alderman Fight In Seventh Ward
Three candidates filed to fill the Seventh ward council seat after William I Strauss left office. Amor H. Anderson, Axel Bertleson, and Charles Strumbeck announced their bids. Bertleson and Strumbeck promised more formal statements as the mayoral race looms and aldermanic contest lines sharpen.
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Seventh Ward
Wes
William I. Strauss
Strauss
Amor H. Anderson
South 17Th Street
Axel Bertleson
Market Street
Charles Strumbeck
Bertleson
Strombeck
Jaber
Fire in Freight Car at Northwestern Depot
A fire broke out in a freight car at the Northwestern depot shortly after 7 on Wednesday morning. Flares were caused by a heater in the car, with authorities estimating possible damage around twenty five dollars.
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North- Western
Hoover May Decline Cabinet Post in Harding Era
St Augustine Fla Associate Press reports ongoing cabinet selections for Harding with no formal acceptances yet. Edwin Denby of Michigan and Herbert Hoover of California are listed for navy and commerce respectively, while George S. Christian Jr. may serve as secretary to the president given long private secretary ties to Harding. Denby indicated he would accept if formally offered.
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Hoover
Harding
ST. Augustine
Fia
Toe Cheeé
Edwin Denby
Michigan
Herbert Foover
California
Jamies J. Davis
Pennsylvania
Navy Commerce
Igbor Christian
George 8
Christian, Jr
Christian
Warding
Senate
Christhin
Aardings
Marlon
Pennsylvania Military College
Hard
Jing
National
Wr. Harding
Denby
Mich
Marding’s
Birdy
Budar Convicted On Dry Law Violations In Milwaukee
Joseph Budar, a distiller, received a year in the house of correction and a 41,500 fine on federal charges of transporting possessing and selling whiskey. William Cade and J Lessler were each fined 900 on the same counts. Budar had earlier been sentenced to 10,000 for attempting to bribe Henry Stroud of the justice department to ignore liquor shipments. His counsel plans an appeal to the United States Court of Appeals.
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Milwaukee
Joseph Budar
House of Correction
Budar
William Cade
J Qd Lessler
Avere
Bylar
Loventenieerth
Geiger
Russia plans action to check allied influence
Moscow dispatches quote the Soviet aim to create a federation of states once part of the Russian empire. The object stated is to prevent the growing influence in those countries and curb allied power.
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Russia
Moscow
Bankruptcy plea filed against publishing house in New York
In federal court on Wednesday an involuntary bankruptcy action was filed against Leslie Judge Company, Publisher Corp., by three creditors claiming totals over 8606.00. Also noted a disrupted Pacific coast flight led to a forced landing near Bronte, Texas, with Lt. W. Coney en route to Love Field. Cadet flyers T. Aden Reich and V. Reich, both of Kel-2, San Antonio, were killed when their plane crashed near Painfield south of Austin.
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New York
Leslie Judge Company
Vpubishing Corpor
Coias
Coney
W. Coney
Bronte
Texas
Lovefield
Austin
Tex
Aden
V. 4 Reich
Kel- 2
San Antonio
Painfield
Aailo
Usta
State budgets show deep deficits across departments
Wisconsin faces 1921 23 budget strain with debts from the prior biennium totaling between five hundred thousand and one million dollars. Large departments and several state institutions run deficits, prompting threats of closures without new appropriations. Governor Blaine and lawmakers prepare for extensive cuts and a potential political cleanup.
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YY RO
Bert
Allen Vadison
Wis
State Board of Public Affairs
Tax Commission
Petite
Gay U
Amlions
Gary Needs
Punds Co
P. Cary
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Cry
Joint Finance
Gary
Blaine
Iarga Ag
Balamee
Golons
Taean
Strane
Tese
Umong
Editors Warned On Descriptions Of Executions In Ireland
Dublin editors were notified by the Irish republican army that publishing detailed accounts of Sinn Fein execution would be punished with death. The notice bans descriptions of hangings, the arrival of executioners, or clergy at prisons, urging restraint to avoid inciting sensationalism.
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Dublin
Irish Republican Army
Sinn
Ireland
Esch Backed by Seven States for I C C Post
Rep John J Esch of Ta Caeske receives rare cross party endorsements from seven-state delegation for a federal Interstate Commerce Commission seat. C W Dickinson reports Washington optimism that President Harding will pick Esch, with broad support across Republicans and Democrats.
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John J. Esch
Ta Caeske
Washington
C. W. Dickinson
Capital
Dickinson
Esch
Harding
Interstate Committee Commission
Congress
Lim
Commission
Better Class Dry Violators Talk by Landis at High School
Judge Landis urged preservation of honesty and warned against crooked druggists as he spoke to students at the Mountain Landis event in Wisconsin. He praised national effort against prohibition violators and reflected on his impeachment fate, noting the need for substantial achievement over mere rhetoric.
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Walstead
Mountain Landisx
Church
Eighth
King Streets
Dudge. Landis
Pomerica
Vadee Tandis
United States
Wisconsin
Landis
Congressional
Aet Ag
Lanldis
Tividis
William Collinge
Ash
Sal le
Jin
Council of League Takes Up American Note on Mandates
Paris reports the League of Nations council debated Americas protest note on mandates. The US asserted its right to participate in disposition of mandates under the Covenant, sparking interest at the session. An English copy was read aloud and translated into French for clearer discussion among members.
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Council OF League
Paris
America
Council of the
League For Nations
Council
United States
North Dakota Governor Aims to Float State Bonds
In Washington the lieutenant governor reports the nd state seeks to dispose of bonds by marketing through labor organizations. He says the governor conferred with labor leaders after discussion in the capital, as officials pursue a bond issuance plan.
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Fargo. N
Frazier
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Nort Dakota
Washington
Acquitted and Held by Court in New Charge
A jury finds Einer Simpstad Oscar Anderson Sig Johnsén Leo Geppa and Thomas Foley not guilty of conspiring to rob a freight car in the Omaha yards at Superior Judge Landis holds them to the grand jury under $5 000 bonds and orders further inquiries into possible Volstead Act violations amid a dramatic court scene and night session testimony by Paul Levens.
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FTER
United States ‘Court
Jere
Einer Simpstad
Oscar Anderson
Sig Johnsén
Leo Geppa
Thomas ‘Foley
Omaha
Superior
Landis
Thomas
Paul Levens
Judge Law
Hosses Foley
Levens
Jude Tandis
Cavens
Foley
Tfhem
A. C. Walfe
Cadimn
Iesday
Tandis
Dacelt
yLon
Whem
Sitoay
Docluelk
Stewart McCutcheon
Bar
McCutcheon
Martin Ensisner
Miringe
Tous Fromhelt
Ashland
Herman Wattens
Sheeloygan
Bulith
Levensilav Witzess
Casey
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Hidugo
Leverett
McCoruy
Dave
Au Dive
Ben Everinghim
Christopher Columbus
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Mr Magellan
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la Teasso
Teak de Fine
Aurel
Pittatetetila
Elizabeth
Palloe
Cheyhish
Merion
Mudie
Anderson
Berleson
Derby
Davis
Bel
Publishing House
Departments OF State
Conservation Commission
Prohibition Commission
Printing Board
Railroad Commission
Tax ‘Commission
State Board of Control
State Hospital
Industrial
Wisconsin Mining School
la Crosse
Associated Press
Royal Irish Constabulary
Dublin Castle
Castle Gate
AID Society
Ladies Aid Society of
St Tada
Tathenta Church Wall
Anita Anne Burroughs
Pasadena
Tohn Paurroughs
Saumslist
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