AGROGUE MEN CONVICTED UNDER DRY ACT
Two La Crosse saloon keepers Charles Niebuhr and Wodzynski were convicted on charges tied to selling wine of pepsin as a beverage. The trial, held in the West District of Wisconsin, saw federal agents testify to wine sales and the bar’s acts. The jury returned guilty verdicts on counts alleging violating the temperance law by selling pepsin wine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Wodzynski
Charles Niebuhr
South Third
Vis Wodzynski
Offonses
Westore
Wiscondlo
Wide
Pepsin
Med
AL CG
Wolff Guids
Landis
Mic
Wolfe
Woodsroski
Areas Department
Lita
Wodginski
Mball
Bertender Pamed
Stong
Kimball
Talor
Parsons
Hick
Cub
Semler
Guilry
Uae
Niebutr
Farmers Offer to Supply Grain to Starving Regions Accepted
Hoover relief committees accepted the farmers offer to donate corn for starving millions abroad. J R Howard reports 1,250,000 farmers. committees expect to raise funds for transportation. Aiming for six thousand tons ready by late February or early March for shipment to China and distribution in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover Europern Relief Committee
Near East Relief Committee
American Forme’ Bureau Federation
J. R. Howard
Federal Farm Bureau
New York
Howard
Hoover
Ray D. Henkle
American Committee For China Famine Fund
China
Alleged Violator of the Main Act Held in Jail
Floyd Shits of Louisville Kentucky is jailed on alleged Main Act violations. Police say he was arrested by Deputy Marshal Joseph Ganz at Holcomb West Virginia and brought to the city Friday night. The 17 year old is held at Central Station then county jail awaiting court, with $5900 bond. The charge involves transporting Bessie Fink from Louisville to Indiana. Shack claims his father planned to buy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Shits
Louisville
Kentuky
Allegel
Joseph Ganz
Holcomb
Wig
Hacoe
Kentucky
Alfred Tuskson
Shack
Bessie ZL. Fink
Indiana
Gunz
Thirty Years At Waupun Sentence Of Oshkosh Trio
Oshkosh Wis Thirty years credit to be served in the state prison at Waupun given to Edward Rogers Charles Luroer and Thomas King after they were found guilty by a jury of assault with intent to rob and to kill in the September 24 Qebkosh exchange bank raid. The sentence was announced by Judge Burnell after a defense motion for a new trial was denied. No emotion was shown by the defendants when the verdict was read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkosel
Wis
Weaupunt
Ewird Rogers
Charles Luroer
Thomas King
Qebkosh Exchange Bank
Burnell
Artocraty
French Deputies Bet Confidence in New Cabinet
Paris reports a muted mood in the chamber as deputies expressed confidence in the Griand ministry. The vote was seen by many as signaling support rather than enthusiasm, with outsiders predicting the cabinet will be judged by outcomes of the upcoming conference of premiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fparis
Express
Griand
Chamber of Deputies
Wriday
J Nat
Erland
Ivrance
Timber Sneant
Eriand
Hold-up Promises to Return Money in Sioux City
D Hass, robbed last week, recounts the hold-up tale in his Sioux City office. The suspect claimed hardship and promised repayment, even offering a promise to return the money once employed again. Hass said he would reward the honest thief if identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioun Clit
Iowa
Tiera
D. Hass
Sioux City
Hass
Community Council Meeting Cancelled Over Bill Delays
A planned Saturday night meeting of citizens at Library Hall to discuss proposed legislation in the city has been canceled due to delays in the arrival of the bills from Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens For the Stads
Library Hall
Tom Madison
Rebecca Becomes Center of Daring Church Moment
A devout young woman, Rebecca, arrived late to Sunday services in Ashington, causing giggles as the minister read the Rebecca at the well passage. She hurried to her pew, blushing as the congregation watched, while the pastor humorously urged her to stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
N. CA
Rebecca
Rebree
Bentley Seeks Fourth Term as La Crosse Mayor
A A Bentley announces he will run for a fourth term as mayor of La Crosse in a Li Grosse Weekly Review interview. He cites war impacts on public works and hopes to continue an intelligent improvement program, aiming to place La Crosse among Wisconsin’s leading cities. The issue also reports on his recent home rule study and proposed changes to charters, with reference to Madison meetings and city wharves.
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Li Grosse Weekly Review
A. A Bentley
la Crosse
Grosse
Tenzthy
Muror Bentley
Denver
Bill Batere
Thals
Genlley
la Grosse
Madison
HHS
Spe
Wisconsin
Liv Grosse
Japanese Kenseikai backs US ties and world peace
In Tokyo on January 20, the Kenseikai party passed resolutions urging immediate Sibtris evacuation universal suffrage and recognition of Japan's rights in California. The party, preparing to reopen the diet, also urged maintaining friendship with the United States as a basic policy and endorsed the League of Nations and renewal of the Anglo Japanese alliance to advance world peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Japan
California
Kenseikai
Popesitan Party of Japan
United States
League of Nations
ROOT CALLS DELAY IN WORLD DISARMAMENT TALKS
Root urges postponement of disarmament discussions until after the Harding administration begins. He favors a prompt move toward a general disarmament agreement and discusses method, procedure, and the need to inform the new leaders before the talks proceed with other nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Root
Ashington
D. C
United States
Elian Rool
International Court of Administration
League of Malions
Butler
House Naval Committee
Turner
Harding
Siace
Widch
Hoot
Sour
Hig
Hare
Europe
Washington
Reot
Sir. Trutter
General Pershing
Badger Agent Seeks Medicinal Beer Production
Milwaukee reports a federal prohibition inquiry into allowing beer production for medicinal use. A Washington-bound memo cites physicians warning of gasbrin outbreaks from poorly fermented beer and suggests breweries be permitted to brew under the Felstead act with doctors’ prescriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
T Washington
Nelson
A. White
Wisconsin
Flactor
Americans Rescued From Wrecked Isabela Steamer
Two Americans Rob Brezile and Mack Malone, survivors of the British steamer Isabela, were picked up near Samar island after their vessel sank while bound from Peliformia to Manila. Reports from Manila advices reached on Friday via telegraphic lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Rob Brezile
Mack Malone
Peliformia
Taruate
Samar
oDigials
Morris Addresses New York on California Issue
In a talk before the University Club, Ambassador Morris discusses Japan's stance on California's policy of classifying aliens by citizenship eligibility. He explains Japan's position that the issue centers on equal rights, while warning that other states may adopt similar measures affecting property and personal rights of aliens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris
New York
EW Tork
California
University Club
Roland
Alertis
Japan
Jaminese
Bir Om Shidchara
United States
America
Mors
É& Ed
Uni States
Califonia
Tapen
Queen Contest To Be Decided Saturday Night
The result of the queen contest will be announced Saturday night. The event is covered in Sunday’s Tribune and Leader. Committees have announced Friday actions related to the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnal
Prusz
Roiday
A Little Case of a Local Robbery Report
A timid caller described a theft at a residence last night on South Third Street. A wine cask and a jug of water were taken from the story room. the thief knew the house, and the robbers asked that the incident be kept quiet to avoid exposure in print.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gway
South Third Street
Martens Returns to Russia With Unfinished Task
Martens, designated by the Russian government to gain recognition, left New York aboard the Stockholm for Gothenburg Sweden. Deportation as an undesirable alien followed an order from the department of Jabot amid a crowded dock scene with friends and an ambassadorial retinue of forty five. Martens declined offered accommodations saying he wished to buy a ticket and travel like any other passenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ludwiz
Big Sarewall
Department of Labor
Martens
Father on Trial for Killing Son to Save Soul
In Chicago Al-Frank Phaio faced trial for the March killing of his son Frank Jr. He testified the boy, the black sheep among ten, persisted in evil deeds and he shot after an argument as the youth retreated. He sobbed I did it to save you and to save your soul.
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Chicago
Frank Phaio
Plano
Frank, Jr
Frank
Washington reports three billion U S trade surplus
The 1920 US exports reached 5.428 billion dollars while imports stood at 5.278 billion, yielding a trade balance near three billion in favor of the United States. The year prior showed exports at 5.428 billion and imports at 3.004 billion, indicating a substantial improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
United States
Ford gains two thousand votes in Michigan recount
Washington Henry Ford led a recount in Michigan across 1,461 precincts. Senator Newberry, a Republican, trails by a net gain of 2101 votes as the senate election committee completes the tally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Hal
Michigan
Washington
Heniy Ford
Athén
Newberry
Senate Election Committee
Nickolas Lenine Reported Ill in Copenhagen Dispatch
A Copenhagen dispatch reports Nicolas Lenin premier of Russia ill and ordered to take measures. The brief item notes Bolshevik leadership and cites a special report with unclear phrases but identifies Lenin as the affected leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Nicolas Lening
Russia
Jong
Beisin
Gillen Charges Denied In House Probe
Chicago official Charles Pies testified before the House committee on shipping board operations denying Gillen's charges about misstatements and interference in placing contracts. Pies asserts Schwab was not paid by the government, defends the emergency fleet program's wartime goals, and rebuts Gillen's claims of improper accounting and control, noting the war period focus on building ships.
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Gillen
PIEZ
Charles Pies
Chicago
Ie House Committee
Shipping Board
Martin J. Gilten
Walsh
Charles M. Schwab
Front ‘Corporaton
Gol
B. Abadie
The
Schwab
Aki Nenses
Mfr
Acta
Piex
Pice
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Piexz
War Department
Eb.’ N. Hurley
Bairbridge Colby
George W. Goethals
Piet
Ney
Board of Trustees
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Meewatt
Abiskey
Quad
Tovis
Anne Wm
Uron Weil
A. Crosse
Ganz
Floyd Shack
Louisville, Ky
Waupun
Oshkosh Trio
Bentley
U. S
Tal
Nickolas Lenine
U. S. Emergency Fleet Corporation
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