Progressive faction Readies Battle of Bills in Wisconsin Assembly
Progressives organize a Wisconsin campaign labeled Battle of Bills crafting committees on marketing and general legislation. They back hearings on lake, river, and farm laws, aiming to constrain stalwarts in the Senate and push reforms favored by farmers and workers.
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Soviet Official Ordered Deportation
A Soviet official, Jesine Weinstein, chancellor of the Russia Soviet bureau in the United States, was ordered deported Thursday by Secretary Wilson of the State Department. The move followed unspecified diplomatic actions and a formal government directive.
Lake carriers seek repeal of seaman law by Congress
In Detriot area story, Great Lakes vessels push for repeal of federal seaman laws and adoption of new bill of lading forms to cut loading and unloading costs. Carriers claim current rules make vessel operation unprofitable, while grain exchanges voice strong protest against the maneuver.
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Gas ruling stifles competition claims in Wisconsin case
A Wisconsin petition for a rehearing challenges a Wisconsin Industrial Commission ruling. Alexander Milburn of Milwaukee alleges interlocking practices among six firms, led by the Allied Carburetor and Copper Company of New York, using a controlling patent to block other companies under Wisconsin rules.
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Harding Gives Up Active Control Of Marion Newspaper
Marion Ohio president elect Harding leaves town for a log absence from his home. He will return for a one day visit after Florida vacation and has effectively closed his personal involvement with the Marion Star. He steps down as president of the Harding Publishing Company but accepts chairman of the board, a ceremonial role.
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Funeral for Samuel S Leclaire Held in Chicago Home
The funeral for Samuel S LéClaire, aged of the Booth Fisheries company, who died in Chicago on Tuesday, will be held Friday at 7:30 AM at the LeClaire home 421 Ardmore Street in Chicago. Hevere of the A E Geyer company is a close friend and will attend to convey sympathy from La Crosse friends to the LeClaire family.
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Prohibition Era Still Cases Lead to Guilty Verdicts
Federal court arraignments unfold as John Brickler and Peter Harris admit illegal still activity in their communities. Jurors find Brickler guilty of making moonshine in a hardware store without permit. Harris is linked to a stash and sale network. Additional testimony details involvement of local workers and advancing probes into bootlegging rings. A separate Chicago homicide and arson case draws police attention to a nine year old girl’s death, while investigators search for the assailant.
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Landis Speaks at American Legion Meeting Wednesday
Judge Landis addressed the American Legion Loyal Post, denouncing public indifference to shell shock and tuberculosis among veterans. He urged action, criticized lawmakers in Washington for economy at veterans’ expense, and called for protection and care for injured soldiers. New officers were elected as the meeting closed with refreshments and songs.
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Mule Leg Broken in Kick At Alabama Farm
In NONTSVILLE Alabama Jozeph Jones of Merrimac claims he was kicked on the head by a mule after blocking a stray animal. The mule broke its leg and had to be shot. Jones was injured but expected to recover.
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Butterfly sighting and robin serenade weave odd town tale
In La Crosse reporters note a large black wing butterfly found on the Black River bank by Hattie Erickson of 1406 Rose Street. Separately Sever Lewiston reports a robin serenading from a tree outside his Liberty Street window.
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Liberty Street
Liquor Permit Rules Tightened By Prohibition Chief
Prohibition Commissioner Kramer ordered Thursday that all liquor permit applications for renewal or new permits be strictly reviewed to curb abuse. The directive targets wholesale or touring sale permits and warns druggists and others of potential revocation for improper use.
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Labor Secretary Defends Work of His Department
Washington report notes Secretary Wilson defended the department policy amid criticism from the American Legion executive committee. He endorsed Assistant Secretary Louis IP. Tost in carrying out that policy and pledged continued enforcement of labor and immigration measures.
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Mrs Peter Eggler Dies in California
William Eggler today received word of his mother Mrs Peter Eggler’s death in Horeka California on Wednesday. The remains have been sent to La Crosse for burial. Mrs Eggler formerly lived in Mounton Coulee and Halt for California eight years ago.
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Halt
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Jailed by Request Financed by Court Attaches Haven in Coll
A penniless defendant, aided by a court grant, remains jailed as a detached order secures temporary haven in a college setting. The arrangement appears to fund ongoing detention while legal proceedings continue.
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Ashland man pleads guilty to moonshine sale
QHN Minzghar, jailed at his request, pleaded guilty before Judge Landis to selling moonshine and said he would accept any sentence. Penniless and without counsel, he relied on government support for meals and lodging, and requested to be sent to jail where the government would cover his keep.
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Borah Resolves Naval Holiday Reported to Senate
Senate debate over a Borah resolution proposing a five year five percent cut in naval construction behind the Big Three plan, with Britain and Japan, faced rejection of arguments to include France and Italy. The committee, split along party lines, would instead seek early action on the disarmament approach and limit naval armament through negotiations with Britain and Japan.
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British Ghorus Girl Weds New Yorker in London
Peggy Alerst a former English chorus girl married a New Yorker in London. The ceremony took place in a sanatorium where she is confined awaiting legal moves to claim part of the late Henry Field’s fortune. She alleges Field left a will or estate provisions and has pursued a share since his July 1827 death, with court actions and probate disputes cited.
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British pact linked to American shipping interests
Washington charges that the Merchant Marine company, an American operator of leased vessels, is bound by 20 1903 accords with Britain to pursue no policy injurious to British trade. Senator Jones claims the agreement directs operation in Britain's favor, detailing rights to terminate and post twenty years continuation, with disputes settled by the Lord Chancellor. The New York shipping board aide allegedly opposed an American line, citing British advantages through New York imports and export freight rates.
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Weather notes for La Crosse Wisconsin and Minnesota
Fragmented forecast indicates similar temperatures tonight and Friday with slight cooling in Wisconsin and no major changes elsewhere. Reports mention cloudy conditions and unsettled patterns with limited temperature shifts across La Crosse Scintty-Fair and Minnesota areas.
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Farrells Illness Delays Navy Balloon Flight Inquiry
Rockaway N Y Farrels illness holds up navy board inquiry into a balloon expedition. Stephen A Farrell, one of three naval balloonists, suffers tonsillitis and may testify Friday. Board questioned Lieuts Kloor and Hinton about equipment and technical details of the voyage.
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