Protective Tariff Urged in Report to Livestock Society
A report to the livestock industry urges a protective tariff to stabilize markets in all cities and extend credit to ranchers. It calls for price controls on meat, livestock, and related products, with efforts to strengthen retail meat pricing and sanitary practices. The document favors federal support, credit extension, and railroad rate reductions to aid producers during a severe downturn.
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Luaso
Tex
Fedlinat
de Rees
Guy Issiots
Mer
Adere
simericin-Nanie Urk Association
Conyan- Hie
Ayia
Somites
Butels
West
Rlai
Miri
Lorcud
Covenant row erupts as League of Nations talks stall
In Washington a contentious committee session inflamed by the League of Nations covenant delays. Representatives pressed Dr Harvey W. Ney and Dr Wiley over proposals on world disarmament and participation in a future conference amid accusations of impropriety and debate over language and timing.
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League OF Nations
Covenant
League of
Womeans Praag
Duvius
Harvey W. Ney
Pood
Virsini
Veridian
Ieinneney
Mardin
Wiley
FIGHT OVER MUSE MEMBERSHIP INCREASE REPORTED
An article reports a push to raise Muse membership from 487 to 488 amid teacher protests and calls for changes. The content mentions a sequence of votes and political agitation tied to grievances, with unclear references to locations and individuals.
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Wass
Washington
Pees Mt
Muse Frm Iss
Stanity Minne Winvass
Indi Ved
Peret Named to Form New French Cabinet
Paris Raoul Peret, president of the chamber of deputies, was asked by President Millerand to form a cabinet after the resignation of Marce Leygues. Peret accepted and began consultations with friends on the ministry. He expected to report by six in the evening. The program centers on restoring finances and collecting German reparations.
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Paris
Raoul Peret
Chamber of Deputies
Pres. Millerand
Marces Leygues
M. Peret
France
Gersmany
M. Pere
Britain In Crisis Over Reports Of Indian Famine
Official dispatch warns famine exists in several districts of India. With 315 million in the empire dependent on grain, shortages threaten vast suffering. Punjab crops are poor and irrigation districts in that province feed over 28 million people, raising fears of widespread hunger.
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England
Britain
East
India
Tagia
Punjab
Ring of Opium Smuggling Dismantled at Superior
Federal revenue agents say a Superior opium smuggling ring was broken with the arrest of Jascho in Superior by Deputy U S Marshal William T. Pugh. Jascho, held on smuggling and narcotics charges, wore diamonds but could not post 3 000 bail. Arrests followed investigations by E A McHugh of Milwaukee. Tom Gretsenberger and Frank Alen were also taken into custody as members of the same wing.
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Federal Revenue
United States
Canada
William T. Pugh
Superior
U. S
Jonn I Eamont
Jascho
E. A. McHugh
Internal Revenue
Milwaukee
Tom Gretsenberger
Frank Alen
La Crosse Named Convention City of State Builders
La Crosse chosen as 1922 convention city by Wisconsin Master Builders association after Fond du Lac, Prairie du Chien, and Sheboygan contended. Officers including Ferge, Mundtu, Kamm, Cullen, Servette, Ulbricht, Zickert, and Zelle reelected. La Crosse beat out three rivals for the honor.
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Janes Villa
Wis
Wisconsin Master Builders Association
Richard 0. Ferge
Milwaukee
Eugene Ie Mundtu
Oshkosh
George Kamm
Racine
M. C. Cullen
Janesville
J. H. Servette
Green Bay
Q.ee Ulbricht
WW. G
Milwaukee Jeweler Robbery Ends With Capture of Kaiser
Ernest Keiser, 28, formerly of La Crosse, held up Stephen Roberts in Milwaukee jewelry shop at 519% Wells for all the money and a revolver. Kaiser fled, police pursued. an officer struck him, took his weapon, and Kaiser was captured. Roberts later recalled mistaking the bandit for a customer and joked about the incident.
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Ernest Keiser
la Crosse
Ander
Milhwaukee
Stephen Eobratdic
Stors
Wells Sivet
Milwaukee
Stephen
Ialine
Kaiser
Drimittie
elBobrajcie
Grand Avenue
Fourth Street
Sam Ehrman
Aley
Seventh Street
Gustav Brandt
Bandis
Orion
Utles
Abe
Poceni
New York Election Fraud Scandal Emerges in Primary Probes
Investigations into alleged election fraud in New York reveal an August grand jury nearing 108 indicted ballots for Governor Miller transferred to former Governor Smith. Districts report ballot mutilation and Socialist candidate vote theft totaling 159.
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New York
Vity Lasit
MIT
Chiru
Miller
Smith
Chickens listed as assets in Illinois bankruptcy filing
Mrs. Vernie Detweiler of Dixon filed for bankruptcy listing chickens as assets and furniture worth, with total liabilities of $89,191.52. The filing cites purchases made jointly with EH Countryman, who died by his own actions on Thursday, linked to a class bull known as Ragupple Thorndyke VI.
Russian Agent Denies Karpoff Is Lenine
New York dispatches report the Soviet bureau denying that L Karpoff, listed as a recent death, is Lenine. The aide said Karpoff is a member of the Soviet Supreme Presidium and rumors linking Lenine to Karpoff arose from reports Lenine is in Moscow and writings were published under his name.
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New York
L. Karpoff
Russia
Lenine
Karpoff
Presidium
The
Soviet Supreme “Economic Id
Kartpoff
Moscow
Aeronauts Return After Month Lost In North Woods
Lieutenant Kroor, Farrell and Sfinton, naval balloonists, landed in New York Friday morning a month after they disappeared near Moose Factory Ontario during a four day northern foray from Rockaway naval air station. A crowd of relatives, naval officers and Rockaway business leaders welcomed them and hosted a luncheon at a local hotel. The crew said they were none the worse for their perilous adventure.
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Kroor
Farrell
Sfinton
Tandea
Moose Factory
Ont
Rockaway Naval Air Station
Rockaway
North Woods
Panama Protests Over U S Taking Land Near Colon
Panama protests the taking of a small tract east of Colon Bahia de Las Minas by U S officers. The move sparked a formal protest to Washington and raised concerns over diplomatic precedent and canal defense. A separate protest contested a court opinion equating Panama’s status to Cuba and questions about precedence for occupying land without Panama’s consent. The note indicates State and War departments differ on whether prior diplomatic exchanges were required before occupation.
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United States
Colon
Bahia de
Las Minas
Washington
S & LA
Panama, Canal
Tf. Merrow
Canal Zone
Stati
Panama Republic
John W. Hanan
Cuba
State
War Departments
State Department
Queen Contest Sparks Town Wide Queen Dignity Debate
The town eyes the Queen vote as Ruth Nipper of the Normal School leads after popularity selection. Frank Grover manages Miss Trane while George Bricken and Paul Nickas back Miss Guenther and Miss Leibel. Ben Larson scours West Salem for votes. rivals predict a five figure tally. The lighthearted contest draws broad local interest and fun rivalries as votes pour in.
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Ruth Nipper
Phi-Ea
the Normal
Normal
Frank Grover
Ben Larson
Salem
Isibeard
Ten Day Marketing Conference Called by Governor Blaine
Wisconsin Governor John Blaine issues a ten day conference proclamation for a statewide market program to study price stability for food and clothing, urging participation by national agricultural leaders and state officials in Madison beginning February 1, 1921. The plan seeks a coordinated policy to aid producers, manufacturers, and distributors while protecting consumers, with the Market Bureau proposing expanded authority over all commodities and deceptive practices.
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Wise
John Z. Blaine
Wriday
Madison
Agr
Thle Hee
Mustrial
Ermal
John Binine
Wisconsin
Accicutural Hall
Theament Agriculturl and Allied Industrial Enterprises
7 Market Bureau
Marke
Several Trade Commission
Department
Sworr
Nafsir
New York Police Brace for Possible Radical Demonstration
Citywide precautions were ordered anew to guard public buildings churches utilities and homes for wealthy residents amid reports of potential radical demonstrations. federal authorities and private detectives prompted the alert with officials noting no proven plots yet the guards remain as a precautionary measure.
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Wisdom
F Iyan
Department of Justice
Jersey City
Jersey
CVX. N. I
Bantam
Elemedies
Cki
Millight
Philedelphis. R
Battersby Salathe Relion
Washington
Ametropols
City Delays Brick Pavement Due to High Costs This Year
The special street improvement committee agrees there will be no brick paving on Ea Crosses this year because cement and other materials are overpriced. Costs for brick, cement, and freight have surged since prewar levels, prompting a focus on rejuvenating worn roads and selecting streets for carpet coating. The committee plans several miles of repairs to convert routes into static thoroughfares despite the higher prices.
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Igeetin
Bridish
Ea Crosse
Shes Improvement Committee
Air Mail Pilot Beats Snow Storm To Reach Chicago
Air mail pilot B. H. Winslow reported flying through a fierce snowstorm that buried Chicago. Engine trouble forced a forced landing two miles from the city, then he resumed and reached Chicago amid dangerous snowdrifts. Fellow pilot William Hopson also fought the storm, arriving in Chicago just ahead of the blizzard.
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B. BH. Winslow
Air Wail
Resrv
Chicago
Winslow
Chinigo
Hawever
Noth
Willum Hopson
Omaha
Major Leagues Open Season on April 13
Opening day in the major leagues set for April 13 with 154 games planned and a return opening on April 24. Presidents J A Heydier of the National League and B B Johnson of the American League announced the schedule. Cities listed include Detroit Chicago and Boston at Washington with Philadelphia at New York.
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Chicago
J. A. Heydier
B. B. Johnson
Cateese
Legionaires Non-Partisan League Socialistic Claim
A dispatch from a Kansas city reports Legionaires denouncing the Non-Partisan League as socialistic in tendency. Local organizers are quoted as denying quarrels with farmers but accusing the league of misrepresentation to the people of the county.
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Kansas
Legionaires
Noum League
Cating
Legion
Staténien
Noupattix
Leigua
Jeague
Comaty
Willis of Ohio Takes Harding's Seat in Senate
Washington report states Governor Willis of Ohio will take the unexpired Senate term of Marcus A. Harding, with the oath set for tomorrow. The replacement widens the Republican majority in the Senate from two to four, following the resignation of Democrat Nelson from his appointed post.
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Ohio
Harding
Senate
Washington
Fonzer
B. Willis
Chis
Wriday
Marth
Gooding
Idaho
Nusont
Ids
Federal
Trabe Commission
Japan agrees to pay indemnity for officer’s death
Manila report says Yapin agreed to indemnity over the death of Lieut. W. H. Langdon of the U S steamer Albany in Vladivostok, caused by a Japanese gentry. The matter is before Tokyo's foreign office for action.
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Manila
Yapin
W. H. Langdon
United States
Albany
Vladvostok
Foreign Office
Tokio
Weather record for Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa and Madison
Snow flurries and colder tonight with a generally fair Saturday across Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa. Gusty winds and rising temperatures in eastern portions, with the west seeing a milder rise. Local readings include Madison Milwaukee Memphis Medicine Hat and other stations showing cooler tonight and a fair Saturday ahead.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Ing East
Lowa
Portio
Madison
Memphis
Medicine Hat
Milwaukee Miles
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