Surprise Stunt and Music Night Planned by Club
A local marching club opens its doors to citizens for a surprise carnival styled event featuring a wireless music display, a carnival parade, and dancing. Organizers Ott and Gesell report a transformed showroom exhibit with a potential audience of hundreds along Mali Street. The program includes a souvenir display, participants in winter gear, and a Comeulleyrg marching choir parade to conclude with street festivities.
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Ada
Ben Ott
Raymond Gesell
Dueell
Yasle Anu AP
Mateik
Mali Street
TiNh
Wwe Ranieres
Missy Stella Franc
Jaspilin Bette
Sehiel Wiee
Corpressine
Agi
Gunktuileer Porthey
Hieli
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Wikk
Boby
Cory
Wainataate
V. D. del Re
Unis
Mr. McIntyre
Burroughs Mukl& Machine
Buicki
Kiwones Club
Rowell Quits Board of Washinglo x
Unclear OCR text shows Rowell resigning from a California shipping board post on a Monday. Fragmentary lines mention a secretary role in Taivoad and a reference to a white mouse.
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Rowell
Washinglox
Chester
Californi
New Shipping Board
Weather Record Notes Heavy Snow and Warm Spikes
A garbled weather page notes unsettled conditions with snow, warmer spells, and possible southward shifts. Mentions temperatures around 44 to 62, and a related line about Spanish cabinet resignation in Madrid. Names and details are unclear but imply shifting weather and political brief.
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Urges Weil Ficity
Iuercasias
Eoudifiweg
Madrid
Premiey Dato
Mondas
Lenine Still Reported Dead in Copenhagen Rumors Persist
Helsingfors dispatch cites anti Bolshevik papers claiming Lenine died. Reports point to his absence from Soviet meetings led by Leon Trotsky and confusion around the name M. Karkel, later tied to a chemist at Lenine's station.
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Copenhagen
Nikolai Lénine
Helsingfors
Berlingske Tidende
Lenine
Leon Trotzky
Senate votes on law to regulate packing industry
Reports from Dublin to Paris and Washington describe a senate vote on meat packing regulation with debate on the Kenyon Kendrick proposal and a federal livestock commission. Schmidt pleads guilty in a liquor case in Watertown. Cork curfew violence noted. Ulster issue looms as Carson contemplates Irish policy.
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Duegda
Wis
Maeseus
Ule Munday
Geanna
Lord Tecer
Commission Wen
Outre
Gramma Bstl
Kenyon-Kendrick
Grontia
Mentochee
Sterling
South Dakota
Fedrn Trade Commission
World powers gather in Paris for high level conference
Allied leaders including Lloyd George Briand and others met in Paris to discuss European security. main topics include German disarmament, treaties with Turkey, Austrian relief, and relations with Russia, with divisions over timelines and enforcement. The session opened with formal welcome and key military and diplomatic figures presenting positions on disarmament and postwar order.
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Turkey
Austria
Policiey
Russia
Inter-Allied Control Commission
Spa
Jasru
Ciertuna Igsuew
Lloyd- Geors
Abe
Gnitovunite
Brig
Tenur
Adsiee
Murrils
Variou
S. Itm
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Greece
Constantine
Athens
France
Altenishnn
Constantinople
Dardahelles
Asia Minor
Salina
Vienna
Moscow
Wilson
Pankly
Imains
Assembly of the Teague of Mations
Sdnudav
Mme. Wilkendeimunde
Supreme Council
Lp. m
Henry
Ragne
General Nolet
Berlin
Premi
Industry's Wheels Beginning to Spin in 1920 Revival
Industry observers forecast a swift business rebound led by spinning mills in the Carolinas and New England. Textile firms like Woodside Mills resume near full output as cotton spinning regains pace. grain and auto sectors show signs of recovery amid higher wheat and stock prices. Cotton exports rise, domestic use improves, and money remains relatively cheap, signaling broader economic revival.
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Carolina
Woodside
New England
Charlotte
Stock Exchange
Joans
Jang Willis
Hasland
Lynching Ends Warrrentons Racial Violence
Reports from Warrenton North Carolina describe a mob attack following a dispute between black residents and whites over a pennyworth of apples. A night jail siege freed two prisoners. five alleged leaders were arrested as two dozen or more suspects were held.
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Warrenton
Secoe
Aras
Morrison Loolito
Alfred Williams
Plummer Bullock
Bullock
Williams
Norlina
Warrenton Pegrocs
Eaders
Police require license equipment by first of month
Residents operating in the city must obtain the 1121 license by February fleet. The report states it is equivalent for drivers to carry the receipt showing the license application. Car owners who comply after February risk arrest or fines under the new rule.
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wWarcigg
Ee Deport
Ars
Pebruwry
La Crosse Men Pass State Pharmacy Board Examination
Le Roy J. Jett LiGross e and Grant T. Ruile Whitehall were among successful applicants who appeared before the Wisconsin State Board of Pharmacy. Most qualified as registered pharmacists or assistants after passing the examination for registration.
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Pharmacy Board
Madison
Wis
le Roy J. Jett
Jnod
LiGrosse
Grant T. Ruile
Whitehall
Wisconsin State Board of Pharmacy
Albert
H. Lieuer
Li Crosse
Passias
Kentucky Tobacco Growers Warned by Night Riding Band
Kentucky Governor Mornday planted an investigation into alleged night riding in the Blue Grass tobacco belt after reports of warnings to Bath and Fleming county farmers. The missives warned that harm to crops or delayed planting could trigger foreclosures and destruction of property, amid talk of closing regional tobacco markets where low prices were offered to farmers.
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Lexington
Novernor Moronday
Kentucky
Bath
Fleming
Carnival Spirit Promotes Unity Despite Weather
A hopeful verse urges neighbors to rise above dust like spring weather and foster good fellowship. It emphasizes sharing smiles, testing doubts with kindness, and working together through winds of change to grow friendship and community spirit.
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Evering Him
Police Seek Car Plunged in Chicago River
Police search for a large black auto believed to have carried six persons when it plunged into the south branch of the Chicago River near South Michigan Avenue around midnight Saturday. Thomas Ranson, a watchman, said the car moved at speed before swerving into 18 feet of water, but reports were delayed for 24 hours due to fatigue.
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Chicago
Aute Mobils
Thomas Ranson
Stolen War Tokens Returned to Mother of Soldier
In Chicago a mother, Mrs. A. White, received back tokens stolen during a home robbery last week. A foreign wartime device or medals were taken but subsequently recovered from the suspects.
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Chicago
Nementors
Uyson Biledim
A. White
BS Temextoes
Coolidge Plans South Vacation After Speech Tour
President elect Calvin Coolidge will follow Hoover’s example and vacation in the South after delivering a conference speech to business leaders in Atlantis. He will depart next week and proceed to Asheville, North Carolina, for a period of rest before resuming travel.
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New York
Calvin Coolidge
Business Men
Atlantis
Asheville
N.C
Explosion from chisel causes deadly blast in Memphis
Police estimate at least 25 people killed and about 50 injured in a gasoline explosion triggered by a worker's chisel. The blast leveled frame homes on Front and Kang streets, shattered windows within a 15 block radius, and threatened a nearby oil plant before being contained.
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Memphis
Teno
Kront
Aang
Grand Police
Department of Chists
Elizabeth Hart longtime La Crosse resident dies at 81
Elizabeth E P Hart died at her La Crosse home on Seventh Street at age 81. Born December 12, 1839, in Wetherstick Springs, N V, she moved to La Crosse in 1875 and lived there 44 years. She was mother to Blanche Page Hall of New York and Gelle Flurt Leaen of Octan Park, Cal, and Homer Curtis Hart of La Crosse. Two grandchildren survive. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Dizapeth EB
Page Hart
Seventh Street
Wetherstick Springs
N. v
Fairfield Seminary
Little Falls
Rushford Minn
Homer Curtis Wart
la jSrosse
I Hart
Tve
Blanche Page Hall
New York
Gelle Flurt Leaen
Octan “Park
Cal
Homer
Curtis Hart
Dorothy Hart
Flomer Curtis Hart
Hart
Episcopal Church
Wisconsin cross country coach moves to Iowa soon
Madison Wisconsin reports that George I Gress, longtime UW cross country coach and assistant, resigns to join the University of Iowa. He will head their track work and depart as a championship Badger cross country figure from 1919 era. The move ends a notable Wisconsin coaching era and shifts key distance leadership to Iowa.
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Madison
Wis
George I
Gress
Mahan
University of Wisconsin
University of Iowa
Bresnehan
Badger
Wisconsin
Tony
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