Lord Mayor of Cork Denied Stay Without Passport
Donal O Callaghan, Lord Mayor of Cork, arrives without a proper passport and faces deportation. U.S. authorities discuss his status, with Secretary Wilson and Secretary Davis supporting deportation after cabinet talks. The State Department opines he remains unlawfully in the United States despite any employment by the ship's master.
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Ashington
Donal O Callaghan
Ford
Wilson Thallner
Savteth Othene
O'Callaghan
Cork
Wilson
Davis
Aistad
State Department
Tte
Tha Stiste Departien
Labor Department
Suimin
West Cannon
Worcester fires cause losses of over a million
Worcester city suffered major blazes that destroyed two business blocks on Mum shoe and overran two squares with roof flames. Firefighting spared the city hall area but damage remained extensive across several districts as flames and heat affected many structures in the surrounding streets.
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Worcester
Mum Shoe
Ates
Dancroft
New Park i
Worl Kester
Lilien
Warling
Juanko
Sue
Susan
City Attorney Orders Action Over Slippery Walks Today
City official warns property owners to clear icy sidewalks under local ordinances after hazardous conditions. Measures include enforcement steps and penalties for failing to remove ice and snow promptly, with attention to fines and compliance timelines.
Weather record for fa tratse urd vicinity
Patchy warmer trend with rain possible Thursday. Tonight cooler with clouds and possible drizzle. South to southwest winds, temperatures near freezing in some areas. Reading of yesterday’s temperatures and notes on forecasted precipitation included.
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Fia
Voinnet
Audigy
Miwintae
New Vast
Onder
Ste
Gil Maret
Wolkeines “Wits
Palmer reports 6720 convictions under war laws
Attorney General Palmer told the Senate Judiciary Committee that 6,720 convictions have been obtained in 17,400 prosecutions under wartime laws, with 2,829 disposed of otherwise, and 8,346 pending for selective service violations. He defended methods used to round up radicals and urged immediate investigation into charges of rough tactics.
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Washington
Department, of Justice
Palmer
Wed Nestley
Senate
Department of Justice
National Popular Government League
Pio
End of industrial low mood seen by Wisconsin labor leader
Wisconsin labor leader Ween Bax predicts an end to the industrial gloom as he speaks in Milwaukee. He urges wage increases and shorter hours, cites 75,000 unemployed in the state and 35,000 in Milwaukee, and discusses proposed unemployment compensation bills funded by industry.
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Ween Bax
Wis
Peestat
Indig
Py John TF. Hidhey
Milwaukee
Shire
Wisconsin Federation of Labor
Wisconsi
Wisconsin State Federation of Labor
Tght
Wisconsin
Acquittals Mark Start of Chippewa Falls Prohibition Trial
In Chippewa Falls two defendants, Edward J. Kelley and George Smith, were acquitted by a jury after a lengthy trial before Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis. The case involved liquor possession and transport connected to a Nash car, with evidence deemed circumstantial. Judgment highlighted gaps linking Kelley to the liquor found and Smith to car arrangements, amid extensive testimony on car rentals and a garage seizure.
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Edward J. Kelley
George Ith
Chippewa Falls
United States
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Chicago
Smith
Landis
Nash
Kelley
Waco Eiquals
Teat Smith
Jule Landis
Charles Jw
Milton
Wete
Arial
Charles Lucy
Milton Junction
SUI
Lum
Somia
George Smith
George
Bo Staton
L .Cuddington
Gray Motor Company
Iinneapolis
Chippewa Parls
jMilwauker
Wisconsin House Proposes Local Enforcement of Prohibition
A Wisconsin bill by Assemblyman A E Matheson aims to enforce prohibition through local officers including sheriffs and district attorneys. Each district attorney would serve as ex officio prohibition commissioner with peace officer cooperation. The measure mirrors many Volstead provisions, raises DA responsibility for permits, and requires druggists to pledge not to sell alcohol to intoxicated persons with strict inventory rules. The bill awaits committee hearing within ten days.
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Fred L. Holmes Adison
Wis
A. E. Matheson
Janesville
Wisconsin Anti-Saloon League
Senate
Colive
United States
Wisconsin legislature opens with call to amend Volstead act
Milwaukeean reports Wisconsin lawmakers begin their first full day of activity with a push to amend the Volstead act to permit beer and wine production and sale for beverage use. Bills range from shorter storage for first class printing to funding for farmer losses, with plans for a spring recess and possible cross-border annexation discussions.
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Adison
Wis
Wisconsin
Senate
Congress
James I
Milwaukes
G. F. Czerwinski
Milwaukee
Committee On Judiciary
George Staudenmaier
Madison
Assembly
Tower House
Higsins
Matheson
Olson
Grindine
FieWarr
Assemblyman Higgins
Pentre
Upper Michigan
Upper Pellingaly
Monument Dealers Hint At Grave Stone Price Cut
Delegates at the monument dealers convention in FHladis say high grave stone prices will stay the same overall but many monuments will still be sold as last year. Elaborate designs will be dropped for simpler forms.
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Fhladis Itethit
Owever
Woman Will Take Electoral Vote to Washington by Air
Mrs. H. H. Wheeler, 55, and her mother, both grandmothers, plan to depart Lincoln by plane Thursday to deliver Nebraska's electoral vote in Washington D C. They will meet Mrs. Draper Smith, 66, in Omaha at 9:20 a.m. as an alternate, weather permitting the trip.
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Washington
Lincoln, Neb Mre
H. H. Wheeler
Lincoln At & Wmm
Washington, D. C
Nebraska
Omaha
Draper Smith
Wheeler
Last Chance to Enter Skating Events Thursday
Carnival committee urges immediate entries for sports events with slow turnout for mile half mile and yard skating. Entries close Thursday evening January 20. Strong trophies await, enter now before final deadline.
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Xing
Landis to Address Ex-Servicemen at Legion Meeting
Landis of Chicago, presiding over United States court, will address the American Legion gathering at Bates Hall tonight at 2 social session. Four talks by Landis and songs by Walter Goetzinger will follow a luncheon served by the Geld Star Mockers. the event is billed as the largest and most interesting Legion meeting of the year.
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Tidge
Im. Landis
Chicago
Bates
Alb Ft Cvine
Stvathering
Che Progrim
Jide Lindis
Walter Goetzinger
Sud Most
Legion
Rathburn withdraws assault charges against Larson
Eugene Rathburn withdrew charges of assault against Charles Larson that were set for a county court jury trial today. The case was dismissed by Judge Brindley after Rathburn failed to appear. Larson and his attorney Oscar Swenne appeared prepared to answer the charges.
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Eugene Rathburn
Charles Larson
Assary
Rathburn
Larsim
Oscar Swennne
Brindley
Governor Harding to Direct Trade Corporation
Gov Harding slated to direct a foreign trade financing corporation as the new organization seeks presidential leadership. John McHugh, chairman, announced the formation and anticipated presidency for the venture amid reports from New York. Maria Ricks travels in Minnesota seeking her son Joe Anderson, who has become insane and is being cared for near Denver, carrying his photo and a Teddy Bear. A separate case, Murphy versus Wimmer, a unlawful detainer dispute, was heard by Judge Hunt and taken under advisement until January 20.
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New Yorke
Williams
Yedural Reserve Board
John McHugh
Ars Anderson
Preston
Joe Preston
Minn
Maria Ricks
Jhas
Joe Anderson
Denver
Col
M P. Murphy
Winmer
C. W. Hunt
Murphy
Winauer
Alte Murphy
Wimmer
Maintal Stud
Mirphy
First Team Crosses River Over Ice to La Crosse
The first team to be driven over the river by ice arrived in La Crosse today. Louis Hecht of Brownsville brought a load of wood and reported ice thickness from ten to eleven inches, considered safe for teams. Marshfield man heads state veterinarians association. E Borel and De Wd Swan named officers at Madison meeting.
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LA Crosse
The
Crosse
Louis Hecht
Brownsville
Marshfield
Madison
Wise
Drea
Ab. Gort
Wisconsin Veterinary Association
Sts
Wesday Pr
E. Borel
Avenis
Wis
Rce
de Wd. Swan
Stevens Polar Vas
Wie
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Initiative and Referendum Proposed by Senator Huber
In Matison Wisconsin Senator Henry Huber introduced a constitutional amendment for initiative and referendum. The plan requires eight percent petition support to trigger legislative action or a direct vote, with recalls limited to constitutional offices. It aims to expand direct democracy without abolishing representative government.
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Pred L. Holmes
Matison
Wis
Kessity
Henry Huber
Dane County
Wuretts
Ini Guder
Beery
Huber
Chi
Sen
Oregon
Massachusetts
Live Butterfly Found In Holmen In Zero Weather
A large gray butterfly, about the size of a doll, was found ten days ago in Holmen during zero weather. Discovered by A F Meyer, it remains alive at his home, resting on a geranium in the living room, wings continually waving. Meyer believes the open winter and early spring may explain the unusual insect sighting.
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Holmen
Xero
A. F. Meyer
Hig
Mr. Meyer
Two More Convicted in Liquor Cases In Wisconsin
A Washburn taxi driver and two boys were found guilty by a federal jury of liquor possession and transportation. The case involved moonshine seized in Ashland. others faced charges for possessing liquor and operating a still. Witnesses testified about a car stop and police seizure, with several defendants pleading guilty to related offenses.
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Washburn
Oseph Carr
Mercer
Wis
Junge Landis
Harry Crawford
Leo DeMers
George Smith
Albert BaHure
Waskhurp
Ashland
DeMars
Cis
Henry “Morris
Sia
Possesutes
Aléxaner Weaver
Minnesota Buddies Reunited From France Letter Reunion
Danesboro Minn and Albert Man men Paul DeVilliers and Eyestad John Byestad reconnected after WWII via a letter from DeVilliers carried to Eyestad in Preston. The two veterans were reunited at DeVillier home in Latesboro, marking a long awaited meeting after war discharges.
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Danesboro
Minn
France
Paul DeVilliets
Trace
John Byestad
Albert Man
Eyestad
de' “Villiers
Alberta
Préston
DeVillier
Latesboro
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Yolstead
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Harding
Direct Trade Corporation
Joseph Carr
Charles Lum
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