West Salem to Vote on County Candidate by Referendum
Village paper reports Kiwanis West Salem referendum selecting county candidate. Officials plan election rules requiring deadline by January 11 and public presentation. Candidates include Miss Stella, Miss Josefine, Miss Raith Munson, and others with multiple prize votes and party support.
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Vhiel
Stella T
Trine
Tehn Ws
Priae
Mins Josequiie Lube
Raith Munson
Mth
Furs Pippis
West
Satom
Ion
Shetty
Mero
Plan to Organize Against Nonpartisans Plan
A meeting is set to form a Sun organization to oppose AO Townley and other nonpartisan traders. Notices were sent to 225 American men inviting service members and other citizens to attend the gathering.
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Townley
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Alor'i
Arsene
Tack
U S Naval Strength Roughly Half Britain, Double Japan
Information in possession of the American government shows the United States naval strength at about half Britain and more than twice Japan. By January 1, 1921 Britain had 32 vessels over 45000 tons, the United States 16 at 435,750 tons, and Japan 10 at 285,220 tons.
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Japan
Tinsted
Wader
Father Dominic on Trial by British Military Tribunal
A court in Minneapolis hears a complaint detailing threats and violence by Donald A. Cameron against his wife, Mrs. Cameron, including captivity, dragging from bed, threats with a knife, and claims of desertion. The couple’s settlement and estate are cited, with the trial proceeding as Cameron fails to appear.
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Creely
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Camero
Minneapolis
Vamema
Donald
Over Hundred Arraigned in Federal Court Under Prohibition Law
More than one hundred individuals appeared before Judge KM Landis in Chicago facing federal charges for violating the prohibition act. About one hundred pleaded not guilty and trials were scheduled for January 17 to 29. The session also heard disputed notes allegedly dictated by Lord Mayor MacSwiney to Father Dominie regarding documents in the Cork hunger strike case.
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United States
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Superior
Landis
Justice Army
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PPP Llin
Ikely
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MacSwiney
Cork
Eather Dominie
Martin
Republiccan Guard
Hateford
Brixton -Ptison
Dominic
Brixton
England
Father Dowinie
Body of La Crosse Soldier Brought Home for Burial
Emil Koblica, 23, of La Crosse, died in France while with Company BK, 125th Infantry, Third Regiment, W N G. He was born March 27, 1892 at St Joseph's Ridge and fell August 1, 1915 during the 32nd Division advance into the Ste. Marne salient. Comrades of the American Legion will honor him Sunday at 2 PM from 921 Hood Street, with burial at Oak Grove Cemetery. He leaves six brothers: John, Frank, William, James, Sows, and Joseph.
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la Crosse
France
Amil Koburs
Wiliam Soblitz
Floug Street
Emil
125Th Infantry
Ea Crosse
American Legion
Emil Koblica
Hood Street
St. Joseph'’s Ridge
Ste Marne Salient
Imves
John
Frank
William
Crosse
James
Chicaco
St Joseph’s Ridge
Joseph
Hokab
Missing editor returns to St Louis after Chicago detainment
Jacques Villard editor of The Free Are arrived home in St Louis at 8:30 Saturday morning after being detained in Chicago on a kidnapping claim. He refused to comment on the incident.
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Trouble at Superior court arraignments amid liquor cases
The Superior county session opened with arraignments for transporting liquor. Judge Landis demanded prompt readiness for trial as 120 pleas were entered in two hours. Several defendants faced liquor related charges, including Allen Peck and Myrtle Kunz, while Pro Wisner faced reform school punishment for counterfeit checks.
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Janesville
Peter Zane
De Winter Carnival ideas urged for La Crosse event
Local organizers in La Crosse invite public input for the De Winter Carnival. They warn suggestions must be practical within four days and promise due consideration. Participants are urged to buy a red button and wear costumes to energize the town.
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LA Crosse
Love letters reveal couple’s elopement in Madison and Highland
In this issue on Page 3, a wife uncovers passionate letters from Mrs Charlotte Franzen of Madison to Pierre Auther before their elopement. The letters are published alongside a nurse’s account of meetings between the Franzen mistress and Auther and references to Milwaukee institutions.
Third Home In Milwaukee Also Broken By Author
A tangled love scandal spans Highland Park Madison and Milwaukee as a chemist Auther vanishes then disrupts two homes. His disappearance triggers theft of Franzen’s wife and a Milwaukee affair named May. Investigations reveal travel between Chicago Milwaukee and St. Louis, with letters and secret meetings signaling a widespread romantic spree.
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Glowing Cigarettes Seen On Main Street Report
Witnesses described SFO style glowing cigarette ends along Main Street near Fifteenth last night around nine o clock. The scene showed faint fire at the tips as smokers passed, with observers puzzled by the odd sight and the surrounding darkness.
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Elopement suspect duo face extradition and crimes
Madison and St Louis report on Paul Pierre Auther of Highland Park and Charlotte Franzen of Madison being held for extradition to Highland Park after an alleged elopement with Philip Franzen's wife. They deny forced looting and claim a consensual getaway aided by a $190 check. Detectives traced a trunk to track their movements, while Auther signals willingness to await extradition for related charges.
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Alberta
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Retailers propose tax revision plan to raise revenue
The National Retail Dry Goods Association files a comprehensive federal tax reform proposal with the Ways and Means Committee. It urges a seven proposals package including a federal poll tax, raised personal exemptions, business tax changes, and a revised sales and income tax structure aiming to raise about 4.4 billion annually. It projects revenue splits from income, customs, and sales taxes and notes elimination of certain taxes. A weather note follows.
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