Briand Forms New French Cabinet Amid Security Debates
Ariand, former French premier, announces a new ministry focusing on foreign affairs and internal order as political tensions rise. The cabinet aims to balance allies with the United States, address the Versaille Pact, and manage tensions with socialist currents while maintaining stability at home.
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Plan to reform Wisconsin teachers retirement fund
A Wisconsin legislative committee proposes a new teachers retirement plan designed to safeguard rights and provide flexible retirement. The plan blends teacher and state contributions into a separate fund, with annuities tied to service length and deposits, allowing earlier retirement with benefits varying by years served.
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Reward offered for conviction of men who attacked him
In Minnoln Nol Ed B Faefertepen ST Chiviinstt reports a man who has secreted him at a juge hotel for four weeks. The victim says he was attacked by several men over the past ten months and urges steps toward convicting the assailants. He notes a medical attempt and hints at political opposition to operations.
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U S Note to Japan on Langdon Death Protests
American officials have not released the full text of the note protesting the Vladivostok killing of Naval Lieutenant Langdon. Washington seeks reparations and warns Japan to withdraw or reduce troops from Siberia. Japan debates policy as tensions with the United States surface, amid ongoing diet discussions.
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Auther Pleads Not Guilty To Grand Larceny Charge
Madison man Auther pleads not guilty to grand larceny after eloping with Philip Franzen’s wife. He cannot post $1000 bail and is remanded to Madison Jail. Case stems from alleged theft of $126 the night he took Mrs Franzen from her home. Hearing set for Thursday. courtroom crowded. Franzen and Mrs Franzen absent. Ruther previously arrested in Highland Park and is prepared to testify if needed. Mil waukee notices indicate Mrs Franzen will remain reachable by phone for proof of funds.
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Tribute to Benjamin Franklin Birth Anniversary in Philadelphia
Thousands of Philadelphians gathered at Christchurch Burial Grounds gates in the wholesale district to pay tribute on the anniversary of Benjamin Franklin's birth. The event was widely observed by many organizations marking the historic figure.
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Dublin's Biggest Raid Under Way by British Army
A square mile area in North Dublin was cordoned off by soldiers and police for a forty eight hour raid targeting armed men. By Monday two arrests reported, no arms found yet, operation likely to extend to other city areas. Concealed stores of weapons were claimed found in Glenworth Castle Cork. Centered on Church Street and North King Street, the raid involves hundreds of soldiers with field kitchens supplying troops.
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Harding and Wife Decline Charity Ball Invitation
President-elect and Mrs Harding refuse an invitation to attend a charity ball in Waltington. They say they cannot attend while holding views against an inauguration ball. The charity ball plan will continue despite the refusal.
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Churchill Named to Succeed Milner in British Cabinet
London England Winston Spencer Churchill the war minister has accepted the post of secretary of state for the colonies in succession to Viscount Milner who resigned on January 7.
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Lawrence Baskets Win Over Milton In Narrow Finish
Lawrence college edged Milton 23 03 at home Saturday night in a four game. Lawrence pulled ahead in the last minute with crucial free throws and steady play.
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Harding Plans Extra Session for April 4
President elect Harding plans a special session of Congress for April 4 to tackle tariff revisions. Fordney said after meeting Harding at Marion that hearings on the emergency tariff bill would proceed with amendments adding farm products. The Senate Finance Committee prepares to report the measure, facing opposition from foes who expect attempts to broaden it further.
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La Grosse Curlers Defeat Galesville On Sunday
La Grosse Curling team visited Galesville for two ten end games. They won the first 7 to 0 and tied the second 10 to 10. The match aimed to prepare for the Burns Day Bonspiel on January 24 and 25. Local curlers listed: Jack Sullivan Jack Verhulst Charlie Cohn and Arthur Dusty. Also notes a separate Charleston family tragedy report.
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Nebula Dreyer 584 Cops Speed Record among the Stars
Cambridge Massachusetts Ne bula Dreyer 584 in Cetus has broken known speed records by speeding through space at nearly 2000 kilometers a second. The Bernard College observatory Mon day received the word from Dr M Sapper of the Lowell observatories Wingstaff Arizona detailing the observation results.
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Lenroot Urges Action to Halt Farm Profiteering in Wisconsin
United States Senator Irvine Lenroot spoke in Janesville urging constitutional amendment to curb criminal profiteering by coal operators and to smash the nonpartisan league. He warned that farmers suffer from price drops due to unequal bargaining power and called for state-led marketing facilities and cooperative farming under business principles.
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No Skating Canceled At Jackson Street Rink
Park Superintendent George Ritter announced Monday at noon that skating will not occur at the Jackson Street rink Monday evening due to flooding. The decision affects events and public access, with officials citing water conditions and safety concerns.
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Gall case in WHGH man killed in raid opens trial
Prohibition era court session in United States District Court led by Judge Landis focused on Nicholas Nedemowitch charged with possession of a large quantity of moonshine. Witnesses testified that a confrontation during a search on a farm resulted in Nick’s brother Joseph Nedemowitch being killed after an exchange of threats and an axe attack. Deputy agents described the raid and the subsequent shooting as Joe advanced with an axe while Lehr fired after the pair allegedly demolished jars of liquor. The trial was expected to span most of the day with further proceedings noted for Art Jackson’s liquor transport case on page six.
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Weather Record for La Crosse and Vicinity
Fair to night and probably Tuesday. Continued cold tonight and Tuesday with rising temperatures on Tuesday. Lows generally freezing tonight and Tuesday. northwest portion may drop lower. Wisconsin forecast mirrors: fair tonight, cold Tuesday, with rising temperatures expected on Tuesday.
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