Balloonists Return From Snowy Wastes in Toronto
Canadian aero clinic hosted three American naval balloonists Stephen Farrell A L Kloor and Walter Hinton after their hazardous December flight from Rockaway. A dispute over a letter allegedly written by Hinton led to a blow between Farrell and Hinton, later settled as they prepared to depart for Toronto and Rockaway. Wives in New York called the tale unbelievable yet expressed belief in their husbands enduring courage.
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Toronto
Aero Clinic of Canada
Muttha
Uicut
Hurrell
Lieagt. Hinton
Hinton
Attica
Linus
Marrell
Farrell
H. P. Williamson
Faurrell
Moose Factory
New York
Wilds
Lisut. Farrell
Kivor
Moasei
Isloor
Nattice
Stephen A. Farrell
Walter Hinton
Callaghan Gases Up To Wilson For Final Decision
Official in Washington to testify in Irish probe. Will accomplish purpose for which he came to the U. S. as Dublin concerns political refuge claims. Lord Mayor and other officials arrive as hearings before a congressional committee proceed.
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Callaghan Gase
Wilson
Washington
U. S
Daniel Er
Cork
Wilhonk & Pusypert
Sevrenig Wilson
Laniess
Ordalshan
Ooayor
Warkanu
Huncod
Tuvis
Vianimion Dis Valor
Ecto Uriel Republic
Pure Bred Sires Replacing Scrubs in Badger Herds
Parebrers sites art replacing the scrubs in Wisconsin according to state leaders of Yeovon testing associations. Serbs have pre clminated rom 115 asse ciins in Chesete, survey shows that Ti per cent, wt the St members use pure bred bulls, leaving oly 147 sires to be re waved by pure breds. A. TJ. Cramer of t he Collece of Agriculture said. The uw testing associations are co-oper with the Wisconsin Tdrestock Mentors' papulation and the Colegy of Aagricultires.
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Malnson
Wis
Wisconsin
A. TJ. Cramer
The
Collece of Agriculture
Marinello Team Falls to Gophers in Tight Night Game
Marinello’s basketball squad suffers a defeat at the hands of the Gophers on Tuesday night. Toushey’s Caledopia Morent Legion tactics challenged Marinello, leading to their second and most decisive loss of the season.
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Guargin
Toushey
Caledopia Mocrent Legion
Cui
Marinello Iaiskeeball
Dry agent admits graft in office and inquiry sought
Chicago reports that twenty Washington investigators will probe alleged graft in the office of Ralph W. Stone director of Winovis probleicon. Stone says graft exists and welcomes investigation while accusing doctors of violating prescription privileges. In Baltimore, Rube Marquard, Cincinnati Nationals pitcher, had adenoids and tonsils removed and is expected to leave hospital Wednesday.
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Chicago. IL
Washington
Tursday
Ralph W. Stone
Winovis Probleicon
Qoctors
Mr. Stone
Ily
Baltimore
Rube” Marquard
Cincinnati Nattonals
Harding Inaugural Plans Foresee Simple Ceremony
Senate chamber to host Harding oath with Wilson to accompany him to the capitol on March 4. Wilson to leave the White House March 3 as he nears retirement, with luncheon for the Wilsons afterward. Inaugural events to be modest, echoing Jefferson’s era, with limited attendance and no grand parade.
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Ashington
Harding
Wison
Hardins
Wilson
Ue Capitel
United States
St. Harding
White House
Thomas Tefferson
Capitol
Congressional
Senate
House
Supreme Court
Contracts Canceled After Wisconsin Minnesota Power Rate Hike
The Wisconsin Minnesota Light and Power Company contracts are voided as rate increases are approved by the Wisconsin railroad commission. Judge Geiger of Milwaukee City Court noted a 1918 five year power contract with Holland Piano Co of Mehomonie WI. The temporary injunction granted January 2 1921 was vacated and the commission’s rate rise upheld, canceling all special existing contracts.
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Alleld Spcqal
Wisconsin-Minnesota Light and Power Company
Milroad Commission of
Wisconsin
Geiger
United Stiles Court
Awaukee
Felton
Holland Piano Company
Mehomonie
Mewses, Gray and Faton
Minnaipolis
Geiser
Rilroad Commission of Wisconsin
Wisconsin-Minnesota Light, Amt Power Company
Millaad Commission of Wisconsin
Grocery Thieves Open as They Dump Loot in Stores
Chicago police halted a grocery theft ring after arresting seven members who admitted a six month spree moving meats butter tea and groceries valued around 150000. They allegedly stole from delivery trucks and opened three markets to liquidate loot securing widespread shop losses.
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Chicago
Burt Williams Resigns from Revenue Post in Milwaukee
Milwau kee Wis Burt W Williams resigned as collector of internal revenue for the eastern district of Wisconsin Wednesday. He has taken a position with the Wisconsin Bookers' association. H W McDonald chief deputy will act as collector pending a presidentially appointed successor.
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Milwaukee
Wis
R Burt Whitems
Internal Revenue
District of
Wisconsin
Williams
Wiscons Bookers' Association
H- W. McDonald
Wa1
Air
Hay
Austria Breaks Government to Quit Business
A Vienna political crisis deepens as the Austrian government cannot meet worker salary demands and faces food shortages. American commissioner Hugh Frazier reports to the State Department that control of Austria's affairs may shift to Allied powers after January 15 due to the crisis.
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Ashington
Hugh Frazier
Vienna
State Department
Frazier
Ice harvest begins as river ice thickens
Ice dealers prepare for annual harvest on the Mississippi as temperatures drop. People's Ice and Fuel expects earliest work this week with a surplus from last year and plans to start in Poet en jday. The Grosshaad company will also begin harvest next week. Weather and river conditions show ice about eleven inches thick in West Cheneli.
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Mississippi
People's Ice and Fuel Company
Grosshaad
Madé -Iec
Fire Destroys Leo Delenski Barn on North Side
A barn belonging to Leo Delenski on Bone Street was destroyed by fire early Tuesday. Estimated loss exceeds 1500 dollars, with furniture and household items inside. The fire department released the report on Wednesday.
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Leo Delenski
Ullmown
Bone Street
Milwaukee man held on bogus check charge
Elmer Brues of Milwaukee was jailed after police in Los Angeles Washington DC and St Louis accused him of passing checks totaling about 2006 dollars. He faces charges of passing bogus checks and his father has made restitution. Extradition actions are underway in several cities. Eddie Anderson of Mason City Iowa was elected captain of Notre Dame’s football team at a banquet.
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Milwalkeean
Midwaitere
Wis
Elmer Brosy
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Washington, D. C
St. Louis
Brues
Notre Dame
Ind
Eddie Anderson
Mason City
Rooms for Delegates at Chamber Show Private Home Lodging
Delegates registering at the Chamber of Commerce for the Corn and Grain show will be assigned to private homes. Individuals designated to stay will pay directly to the owner. Identification cards will be issued to those assigned and shown to homeowners.
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Chamber ‘of Commerce
Politeness prize hunt at the high school
A civic reporter spent nearly a day at the high school seeking courteous students for a five dollar prize and two tickets to Max Bloom's revue. John Lord, a junior of 127 South Seventh Street, stood out as the lone well behaved student amid many witty, evasive responses from peers as the search ended without a winner.
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Max Bloom
Tribunel and Leader
John Lord
South Seventh Street
John
Schoel
P. R
Altier
Jett
Wight
Romeo
Tale Sam
Dashing
Bey
Usvyling
Collinge
Strabeer
Princinal
PLA
Bean
Canadian heavyweight champion defeats rival in title match
John TFrneberg defeated Jack Rogers, the Canadian heavyweight wrestling champion, in one fall on Tuesday night. Two bones were broken in Rogers during the bout, which ended after an extended period.
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Burlington
John Tfrneberg
Jack Rogers
Legislature Organizes Under La Follette Forces
Wisconsin house and senate opened with Republicans in control while La Follette forces held the top positions. Riley Young began a second term as speaker. Timothy Burke presided in the senate. Armament talk and naval power figures echoed through committee hearings as national leaders urged disarmament, with General Bliss urging quick, united action and Secretary Daniels outlining naval strength comparisons.
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Daniels Iad
Riley & Young
Darien
Timothy Burke
Green’ Bar
Senate
George Comings
Robert G. Siebucker
Supreme Court
Assemblymien
Elmer
Fale
Sdjoum
Patil
Nest Preck
Speaker Declared The Highest Paid Baseball Man
Cleveland Ohio reports Tris Speaker is the highest paid man in baseball, per James C. Dun president of the Cleveland baseball club. The paid figure is cited as the top salary in the league.
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Cleveiland
Ohio
Tris
James .C., Dun
Cleveland
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Supreme War Council of
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Naval
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