Balloonists Stranded in Canadian North Rescued by Indian Trappers
In the frozen Canadian North three Amer ica balloonists from Rock Away endured a brutal, four day trek after their balloon drifted south of Hudson Bay. Indian trappers found them near Moose Factory, rescuing the battered group led by Lt. Walter Hin Wynter. They planned to travel to Toronto then New York, facing a long return via the Hudson Bay post trail.
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America
Ciriksitun
Muatties
Jlisposil
Isl
Bog
Allcardine
Tadigas
Bowiz
Shipsuns
Hardsay Cay Company
Srinway
Wrenthey
Walter Hin
Wynter
Wientic Tate
George McLead
Stanistines
Tom Marian
Tie
Kluer
Moose Victory
Norry Hudson Ray
Tony
Cmme
Rock
Adirondacks
Fork Mountain
Aieur Wells
N. Y
St. Lawrence Myer
Canada
Searchlanis
Moose Factory
Wade Rordy
Euipment
McLeod
Toronto
New York
Mississibi
Hudson Day Company
Beceen Moose
Hudson Bay Mono
Menore
Matice
Stowaway Mayors Testify in Irish Inquiry Quietly Arrive
The Cork lord mayor and Peter MacSwinney arrived in the United States as stowaways to testify before a Washington inquiry on the Irish situation. An official at Newport News held a man with a KO passport awaiting word on admissibility. The New York Nation editors invited a witness to testify before the One Hundred Committee in Washington.
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Cork
Peter Macswiney
U. S
NeStor News
Daniel Ucslushan
West
Peter MacSwi
Fox
C. Howe
New York
O'Callaghan
Washington Ae
Bork
Sreland
Mucswiner
O’calhechian
Washington
Daniel J. O'Callighan
Jaarae
Newport News
Luc State Department SiFietatsay
TNS
Queen Carnival Vote Promises Free Access for All
A local carnival queen contest will begin soon with a Red Button fund for entry to events. Free votes are offered. 200 votes per 50 buttons sold, and some ladies already received bulk votes. The invite mentions New York sponsors and a public figure from Cork, Ireland, amid an immigration probe and stowaway arrests linked to a steamer revival.
Senate panel stalls on disarmament plan hearing
Washington The Senate Foreign Relations Committee debated naval disarmament without reaching a decision. The panel adjourned subject to the chairman's call expected soon. Senator Walsh of Montana urged appointing an American rep to join the League of Nations disarmament commission, while Senator Borah of Idaho pushed for a US Britain Japan pact cutting naval construction by half over five years.
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Borah
Washington
Senate Foreign
Walsh
Montana
Wilson
League of Nations Disarmament Commission
Idaho
U. S
Great Britain
Japan
Expulsion Resolution Aimed at Socialist Assemblyman Rings
A prepared resolution seeks the expulsion of Charles Solomon, socialist member from Rings, to be introduced when the assembly convenes. Assemblyman Ralph Halpern, a Republican from Queens, will offer the measure in the lower house.
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Albany
Charles Solomon
Assembly
Eternal Triangle alienates Indian romance in family dispute
Ed Funmaker faces circuit court after his wife Grace Greengrass and nine year old Samuel were left to fend for themselves. Mrs Funmaker testified she was deserted while Grace lived with another man, prompting a charge of wife abandonment. Funmaker, working at the Lotus bowling press, was jailed after returning from Sparta.
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Fanmaker
Tudisas
Weir
Samuel
Noland
Sparta
Grace Greengrass
Fuumaker
Cirettit
Foomaker
Lotus
Bowling Press
Fannaker
New Tariff Bill to Be Introduced at Extra Session
Washington report says President elect Harding will call an extra session to consider a new tariff bill. Fordney of the House Ways and Means Committee announced the plan to continue tariff discussions after convening in March. The proposal seeks to address all interests in tariff questions.
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Washington
Congress
Harding
Maren
Min ‘Fordney
House
Afr
Fordner
La Crosse High Receives Art Gift For Students
Frank T. P. Hixon presented six paintings and copies of masterworks to La Crosse High to foster love of art among students. The gift, praised by Supt. McCormick and the board, will adorn corridors and inspire future donations as classes contribute funds for additional pieces.
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Frank TP Hixon
la Crosse
Saye
B.D. Matarmick
Hixon
Ae Hano
Sir Edwin’ Abbey
Boston
Titien
George Inness
Rembrandt Lund ¥An Dyke
Thos School
Mr. Dison
Mary
Trixon
Sik
Taiik Znnil
Fixon Manual
Ing
Varias
Prpfis
McCormick
EB. McCormick
Iam
EP. Mixon
EP. Hixon
Board of Education
Hirh
Eite
B. E. Wpcormick
Board of Egucation
Nixon
Curt” Morgan
Marie
An- Pleby-Jedt In-A-Saiute
Queen of the Carnival contest opens in La Crosse
The Queen of the Carnival contest begins with a committee led by Harry Burrows P J Yerly and Henry J Roaney. Nominations close January 10 or 13 at midnight with votes costing one cent each and sold in twenty five cent blocks. Red Buttons grant voting credits and only wearers gain access to amusements and events as the city crowns a Carnival Queen with a solitaire diamond ring and carnation costume.
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Harry Burrows
P. J. Yerly
Henry J. Roaney
Chamber of Commerce
la Crosse Tribune
Leader-Preas
Uoupon
Tribune Of'fies
J. G.dabraks
Clinton Street
Hoeschler's
Hebberd's
la Crosse
LaCrosse
Buttons
Queanauc
Wisconsin to cast official vote for president Monday
Wisconsin electors gather in Madison to cast three votes for president and three for vice president. The slate instructed to back Warren G Harding and Calvin Coolidge. The meeting set for the second Monday in January with electors issuing certificates to the senate and district judge.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
United States
Wilcome
Warren G. Harding
Calvin Coolidge
Tts
Washington
Theodore Youmans
Waukesha
C. Z. Simmons
Kenosha
Myron Hi. Keats
Oconomowoe
David A. Bogue
Portage
Samuel Blum
Monrole
James T. Drought
Milwaukee
John
E. Fitzgibbons
William, Mauthe
Fond du Lac
J. Henry Bennett
Viroqua
Anton Kuchuk
Shawano
Max Sell
Florence
A. C. Anderson
Menemonie
John T. Murphy
Superior
Blaine
United States Senate
Senate
Woman Foils Subway Robbery Attempt In Morning
A lone woman, Anna Hendricks, a ticket seller in a subway booth, fought off a man attempting a robbery Wednesday morning. She acted quickly with help, and the assailant was subdued and treated.
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Mins Anna Hendricks
Plea to Company to Reduce Fares Moves Board Action
The Ta Crosse Board of Education urged Wisconsin Railway Light and Power Company to restore the pre increase student fares. A letter from clerk E McCormick notes higher student than adult rate hikes threaten attendance and asks reinstating noon hour student tickets. The board cites that 35 rides rose from 1.00 to 1.75 for students and 1.75 to 2.15 for adults, urging action to keep students in school and maintain attendance.
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The
Tribune
Leader-Press
Wisconsin Railway
Board of Cdminition
Usttane Power Company
la Crowe
Crosse
Igh
Permittel
E. M'Cormick
Galesville Woman获 Verdict in Auto Death Case
Galesville Wisconsin woman Mrs Charles Hercy of Gilesville won a $5,000 verdict from a Minneapolis jury against Isadore Sandy for injuries that caused her husband’s death on Armistice Day 1918. The trial occurred in Minneapolis as the case crossed state lines.
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Charles Hercy
Gilesville
Wis
Geen
Tennepin
Minnesota
Agalnst Isadore
Sandy
Minneapolis
Hig- Ee SR
Ask Re establishment of Capital Punishment
In the state halls of representatives a debate unfolds on reintroducing capital punishment. Lawmakers discuss criteria for execution, potential appeals, and the impact on crime deterrence and justice. Public opinion and legal challenges frame the dialogue as a pivotal constitutional issue.
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George McCichland
Jamgi
Himes
Farrell
Answers
Irish Commission
Jie
Haygr
Lerted
Ate
Sting
Reg Bucton
Dusky Maid
Circuit Court
F. P. Hixon
Pantl
Krighthond
Parel
Gm Calahad
Kiig 3Thar
Galahad
Howe
Beron—Geerse
Vilna
Poland
Capitol
U. S. Senate
League OF Nations
World U. 5
Warsaw
Associated Press
Jatt
Kovna
Gouski
Rebotnick
Russia
le Crosse
Lowa
Okain
Peratare
CREO
Denver
Helann
Huron
Jackson
Kansas
Crobeay
Miles
New
Orlexox
San-“Diego
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