Three Convicted in Federal Court at Landis Trial
In a rapid federal liquor case session before Judge Landis, three defendants were found guilty. The proceedings recount that one man died resisting prohibition agents during an ambush, while others faced charges over transporting liquor and possessing moonshine and raisin mash. The sentencing will wait until the term’s end.
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Landis
United States
Jony Varda
Milwaukee
Hurley
John Cappucio
Timor
Nicholas Nedemowitch
Barakoo
Joseph Nedemowitch
William Lehre
Pierre Carlos
Iron County
le Dears
Smith
Adbert LaHare
Ashland
Dadge Landis
Weather Forecast For Wednesday With Rising Temperatures
Weather record indicates a Wednesday forecast with rising temperatures. Forecaster notes potential warmth tonight and into Friday with temps climbing. Expected conditions include periods of sun and light wind, with highs and overnight lows described but not quantified in the readable text.
Blazing Newspaper Warms Watchman of Fire at VNA Building
Raleigh, N.C. a fire started at the bottom of an elevator shaft beside where Frank French, a watchman, slept and spread upward. The burning newspaper singed his fingers but he escaped as the blaze grew, with French noting a newspaper is a useful commodity.
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VNA
Raleigh
N. C
Frank French
Frank
Latins Fail to Oust Samuel Gompers at Meeting
Delegates attack U S policy and threaten Gompers leadership during Monday session. Latin representatives pressed their bid to remove him but he was re nominated and elected by acclamation. next meeting slated for Guatemala City.
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Samuel Gompers
Keatoo
America
Congress
Sanuel Gompers
Omanocense
Delogites
Simpers
Tederatio
Diu
Mbis
Gompers
Udser
Joan Frey
Louis Maronos
Guarboulén Delogstinn
Taniet
Tebin
Lorthe
Unionists Buy Yeomen Hall for La Crosse Temple
Unions plan to take possession of Yeomen Hall in La Crosse on July 15 1925, after Marinello Co. leases end. The La Crosse Harbor Temple association will be formed to operate the plant with a stock issue of 200 shares at 10 dollars each, offering six percent preferred stock and ten percent common stock to union members.
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la Crosse Liber
Yeamen Ball
Prades
Tragos and Labor Council
Buildnng
Ptt
Dela Joy
Marinello Company
EB OW
Schulze
Con Poseei
G. Suntson
Wick Laver Comeri
Requyarary Arctary
Sam Joniper
Joseph Ender
aAlberts
Walter
Joan Tryoanck
TL Hartwell
Comert Foo
Laboriginizarions
Jay Street
Joint Building Committee
Weit
Stucion
la Crasse Harbor
Ils
Treasury
Tet Crese
S. Ph Air
Routson
Piy
Asjon
Upper Mississippi asked of Congress for river dredging aid
Delegation from river cities testified before the House Public Works committee in Washington. Business leaders urged funds to deepen the Mississippi navigation channel to six feet up to the Twin Cities. They cited stalled water transport and argued $2,000,000 over ten years could complete the dredging project from the river above St Louis toward Minneapolis and St Paul.
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House
Washington
St. Paul
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Upper
Mississippi
Willey
Gulf
Charmp Chuk
Twin Cities
Consuyers
Jury Drawn To Hear Assault Case In County Court
A jury has been drawn to hear the assault case of Eugene Rathburn against Charles Larson. Rathburn alleges a New Year’s night confrontation on Main Street led to a beating, a knocked out tooth, and a war zone issued. The case is set for Wednesday morning in county court.
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Hiougene Rathburn
Charles Larson
County
Cturt
Larson
Rathburn
Main Street
Commission calls Charley White to explain stalling
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Charlie Avlele
Ghia Exer
Yak Elie
Priday Will Ried
Chicago
Jar
G. W. Mortet
Lie Commission
White
Home Brewers Face Fine Ruling by U S Treasury
Detro tt news reports a federal ruling by the United States Treasury Department that home brewers are subject to a penalty of 1000 dollars. The ruling by Julia A Grogan, collector for the eastern Michigan district, holds that manufacture of beer at home is a violation even if the beer is not sold or consumed.
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U. S
Detrott
United States
Ford Gains in Kent County Recount Vote
A recount by the senate elections committee shows Ford gaining over Newberry in Kent County Michigan. In 452 of 3,232 precincts statewide Ford leads by 1,283 votes.
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Ford
Newberry
Washington
Kent Cowry
Michigan
Senate Elections Committee
Hohenzollerns To Stay In Holland Denial Issued
The Hague dispatch says official correspondence denies circulating reports that the Hohenzollern family were ordered to leave The Netherlands. Allied diplomacy had been cited as the source of the claim, but authorities deny any expulsion order.
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Holland
Hague
Oureau
Holand
Ashland Moonshine Case Allegations Against Police
The Ashland police chief and an officer allegedly tried to frame a Washburn youth in a moonshine case. Len DeMars of a Washburn garage faced transport charges as two youths testified of police pressure to accuse him. The trial before Judge Landis in United States court proceeded with testimonies about enticement and admissions.
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Blair
Cullsine
Ashland
Guez
Len DeMars
Washburn
Techu Acmide
George Smith
Albert J. Are
Dean
Landis Lin
United States Court
Owashburn
Saifiy
LaHare
DeMars
Axl Pet Il
Joseph
Haliay
Beneh Witrruit
Fox Tasopht Hutudny
Fudge Landis
Albert Laklare
Japan objects to naval holiday proposal amid US push
Japanese figures dispute American Britain accord needs before considering a halt to naval building. Marquis Okuma argues Japan should defend Siberia and consult Britain first. Russian wife of Langdon reportedly killed herself after his death. Vladivostok dispatches note Langdon collapsed at the Albany.
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Associated Press
Japan
Great Britain
United States
America
Marquis Okuma
Langdon
Vladivostok
Kokumin Shimbun
Albany
Woman Householders Seek Compensation Under Law
Four women in the Kan-Despite legislature back a compensation bill for injuries sustained at home. Mrs Minnie Griesteid of Whoral urges passage arguing wives should receive compensation for duties performed at home under the state workmen’s compensation law. If approved the bill would require husbands as employers to pay damages for injuries while managing household chores.
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Pera. Kan
Kungas
Minnie Griesteid
Whoral
Cei
Snstaide
Vosband
Barnes Opposes Laws Restricting Grain Trading
Washington report notes former United States Grain Corporation head Julius E Larris proposes a federal commission to study future grain transactions and recommend policy to the house agricultural committee. Barnes argues no current method eliminates market distortions without harming services and that speculators support market efficiency. He denies British control of the American wheat market and says foreign buyers did not manipulate it.
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Srin
House Agricultural Committee
Tulius EL Lares
United States Grain Corporation
Barnes
Mn Barnes
Senator Lenroot Urges U S Disarmament Policy
Senator Lenroot urged U S disarmament in a Rotary address calling for leadership, an international agreement to cut costs, and government economy. He warned no national emergency is likely within five years and argued that the United States should be an example others will follow.
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Wisk
Insine J. Lenvoot
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Newt
Senate
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Baker
Pershing
Real
Missouri
Wiliizuy
Mississippi
Puelan
Quiiferniz
Pacific
Reed
Dapan
United States
Sud
Great Britain
Phelan
Yap
Williams
Yan
Borah
Italio
Germany
Noda
Chicago
Canada Reports Temperature of Forty Below Zero
Forties below zero were recorded across parts of Ontario and nearby regions with readings around minus forty in Torquois Malls and VAHL areas. Snow and winter conditions persisted into Tuesday morning as frigid air extended from northern New York into southern Ontario cities.
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Toronto
Pathite
York Watertown
New York
Legion Denounces Non-Partisans In Dallas Meeting
The Southwest Conference of the American Legion formed in Dallas on Monday with Legionnaires from Texas Arkansas Oklahoma Louisiana New Mexico Arizona and Colorado adopting resolutions opposing the Non-Partisan League. The league was described as un-American in tone as part of the protest.
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Texas
The
America Legion
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Lonisiana
New Mexico
Arizona
Colorado
Oldest Elk of Lincoln Era Dies in Illinois
Springfield reports Col. William T. Baker aged 96, claimed as the oldest Elk in the United States, died Tuesday. He was described as a longtime Elks member and a contemporary in the Lincoln era. The obituary notes his ties to Abraham Lincoln’s era and his status among Elks in Illinois.
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Illinois
Springfield
William T. Baker
Order of Elks
United States
Abraham Lin
Bolivia
Hiccough Epidemic Reported in Wisconsin Cities
Wisconsin health officials report hiccough cases in eastern cities and parts of Minh fa with Preston Minnesota seeing recent cases. several deaths attributed to the epidemic have been noted in inquiries on Tuesday.
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la Crosse
Inca Health Department
Wisconsin
Preston
Minn
Northwestern Lumber Dealers Meet Opens in Minneapolis
The thirty first annual Northwestern Lumber Jack's association convention opened in Minneapolis Tuesday with more than 1,500 delegates expected from Minnesota South Dakota and North Dakota. The theme centers on fostering amity between farmers and retail lumber dealers as the main motive of the gathering.
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Minn
Northwestern Lumberjack’s Association
Binnéesom
Nora
South Dakota
Wouse
Sinn Fein founder to face a military court in Ireland
Reported in London crowds as four civilians died and seven were wounded in Galway in a gas ambush. Sinn Fein leader arrested in Dublin. six MPs remain in Parliament, with two in the US and others reported dead or missing.
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Arcue Griffinh
Rouasy
Si Fein
Whiih Argstead
Wheddley
Marta
London
wensiNed
County Galway
Ireland
Eliy
Galway
Beveridge Urged for Place in Harding Cabinet
Indianapolis publisher Mr Schaffer and Mr Shafter discussed the international situation and cabinet appointments with President-elect Harding. Albert J Beveridge of Indiana was mentioned as a potential appointee, though Beveridge had made no formal claim to a post.
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Harding
South
Marion
Aimdine
Shafter
Chleaze
Republican Party
Schaffer
Tleh
Albert
J. Beveridge
Indiana
Beverridge
Alderman Walter J Rice Undergoes Appendectomy
Alderman Walter J. Rice of the Fifteenth ward underwent an appendicitis operation on Monday. His condition was reported as stable and proceeding with recovery in the city hospital.
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W. J. Rice
Walter J
Rice
Debate Over Army Size and Pacific Garrison Plans
Senate and House clash over army strength and a Pacific garrison. The 175000 minimum is debated with arguments on Japan threat and alliance with Great Britain. Critics urge careful planning and veteran care amid war-mobilization questions.
Senate stalls on nominations amid party split
Washington diplomats report Democratic senators failed to muster action on pending nominations as the Senate rejected a move 35 to 56. A prior measure directed the Postmaster General to review nominees, with Florida Democrat Senator Fletcher pushing the resolution.
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Washington
Senate
Post Office Committee
Fletcher
Florida
Namica
Pittsburgh Mills Reopened Monday
Pittsburgh Mills in Pennsylvania announces reopening Monday with renewed operations and services. The notice emphasizes a return to full function at the Pittsburgh Mills location.
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Pittsburgh Mills
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