Open Fight For Wisconsin Education Power
Madison Wis bill to abolish the state board of education is introduced by Assemblyman Olson of Monroe. Cary seeks to be re elected and would gain control of the educational system with the state board taking over many duties from the superintendent. The measure faces early test votes as the legislature debates daily sessions and the fate of the state education structure.
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Bil
State Board of Education
Cary
Adison
Wis
Whotisi
C. P. Cary
William Olson
Monroe
Assembly
Wisconsin
Tihe Philipp
State Board
B. A. Wirepatrick
Board of Education
Assemblyown
Erick H. Johnson
Capital Times
State Journal
Madison
Senate
Dennhardt
Congress
Europe
Asia
Senate State Afairs
Mullberger
Memorial
Pavia
Anges
Boethe
Weither House
Olson
Committee On State
Eoromirter
Iverson Freed by Jury After Court Fight over Poker Game
In Edgerton jurors acquitted Joby Iverson, known as Strickine, of charges tied to a high stakes poker game. The trial heard testimony that a dealer permitted poker plays in a liquor setting, with prosecutors seeking bonds and further action. The court ordered a release under terms of a $35,000 bond and warned of liquor and gambling implications.
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Iverson
Joby Iverson
Unite States
Tolan Cadisan
Martis
Iany Willehines
Edgerton, Coysi
Jukse Vaimlie
Manehille
Shina Ganage
Landis
Ibin Uite
Marengo
Lvss
Callaway Orchestra to Play Dances at Tribune Court
Callaway of Callaway Music Store announces the Callaway orchestra, a carnival parade favorite, will perform music for dancing in Tribune Court, east end of Iny Street, each afternoon and evening for the carnival. Court is brick paved and traffic free, inviting carnivallers to dance to ragtime tunes.
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Jor Callaway
Callaway
Afusic
Tribupe Court
Iny Street
Jeruy “Dusie
Wisconsin farmers prize sorghum and soy bean crops
At the twentieth annual meeting of the Wisconsin Experiment Association, soy beans dominated the program with planting, fertilization, and harvest methods discussed by farmers and professors. Prizes went to Markle for sorghum and soy seed, with others taking top awards in amber sorghum, flax, and potatoes.
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S. P. Markle
Peter Deigel
LA Crosse
Jowett. E. Filler
Onalaska
Arcnie Peters, Jr
Reuben Lielley
Viktor Wolf
Wisconsin
R. M. Moore
University of Wisconsin
Agriculture College
U I. Brigge
Madison
Palmyra
Jefferson County
Briggs
P. W. Jones
Black River Falls
W. J. Togas
Juneau
Jones
Manchug
Ito” San
Carly
Sanny
BH. J. Debwiche
H.W. Albertz
South
Carolina
Charles Ristow
Ack River
W. B. Euler
John Good Brewing, Company
Brewing Company
Ealor
Allies Fail To Agree On German Reparations Plan
Belgian Foreign Minister outlines annual payments between three and six billion marks as the Allied supreme council grapples with diverging views. British, French, and Belgian delegates press for a unified scheme while Ja per cites Belgium’s demand for a minimum annual payment. The session aims to fix Germanys debt and payment method before Saturdays deadline as Briand and Lloyd George hold private talks.
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Associated Ee
Allied Supreme Council
Lloyd George
pEnend
M. ‘Briand
M. Jasper
Chursda
Siexa George
Bie Supreme
T Ie
Lloyd Giedtee
Briand
Bundigon
Logi George
Germany
M. Doumeck
NM. Briand
Air Lloyd George
M. Trriand
Belgium
Helene
Big ice program at Park Lagoon this evening
Ralph and Allen Yeo land three firsts and seconds on Thursday. Tonight will feature a big ice program at Park Lagoon with a marquee stunt ice hockey game between north and south side teams. Winners meet Hermal school tomorrow. Lagoon hosts skating events, speed races, and entertainment with band accompaniment.
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Park Lagoon
North Side
Ralph and Allen Yeo
Onight
Val
du Pettibone Park
Hermal Achool
Strersl Mices
Epeshittorg
Wusig
Ralph
Allen Yeo
St Paul
Whey
Prick Lagoon
Rursidy
William Netwal
la Crosse
Mick
Ver Yard
Allen Neo
Talph Yeothie
Dnetalf Mile
Doorrwachter
Mildred Echter
Rose Hanlon
Anep
Contestis
Walter Wit
Ines
Tash
Menry Molet
Soon O'Connor
Delvad Ken- Ada
Mabdlum
Leonard Seaton
Marold Winters
Milton Ol¢s
Jerome Jansky
Davidson
Geo. Sephinson
Webster Soules
Cit Mablum
Frank Doyle
Teromeansky
Milton Oles
Garold
Rail chiefs meet to seek wage reduction plan
Representatives from several large railroads met the labor committee of the American Association of Railway Executives in Chicago to consider steps toward a general wage cut on member roads. W. W. Atterbury of Pennsylvania chairs the committee, chosen under a January 7 resolution. The group aims to report for possible action, with predictions of presenting the proposal before the U S Railroad Labor Board for review.
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Chicago
Éeverl
Labor Committee
American Association of Tailway Secucives Priday
W. W. Atterbury
Pennsylvilia
United States Railroad Biber ‘Board
Soldier of France buried under Arc de Triomphe
Paris marked the permanent entombment of an unidentified French soldier under the Arc de Triomphe with simple ceremonies. The unknown poilu rests in a plain grave as workers at Trumbull Steel Mills in Warren, Ohio, resumed full operations, bringing about 2,500 men back to work.
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Paris
France
Vie Arc de’ Triomphe
Warren
Ohio
Trumbull: Steel Company
Unclear Crime Note Tied to Baltimore Case
Fragmentary report mentions a Black person and a white woman, Mrs. Sadie Sibley of Mount Airy, with references to execution or related actions. Details are garbled, but implies a legal or violent incident in Baltimore Maryland involving named individuals.
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Baltimore
George H. Terry
Sadie Sibley
Mount Wi Hay
Anbar
Parade prize winners and floats details at Wisconsin event
The La Crosse State Normal School education department won first prize in marching clubs. Second prize went to Williamm. Doer flinger Company marching club. Honorable mentions to Meta shop and several others. Kiwanis club won first in floats with a dragon design. North Side Progressive League second with auto decor and white birds, plus six girls in white Red Riding Hood cloaks. Also noted are Elks and A. C. Colby exhibits and that judges included R. A. Chaireman and others from the University of Wisconsin Agricultural Department attending a corn and grain show. Tribne prize winners include Best couple in Uncle Sam and Goddess of Liberty costumes. Prizes awarded at Tribune and Leader Press office.
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la Crosse
Normal School
Williamm. Doerflinger Company
McAtion
Metcalf Flower Shop
Funke Candy Company
Standard Oil Company
Kiwanis Club
North Side Progressive League
A. C.colby
Elks’ Club
F. A. Pruess
Chaireman
G. M. Briggs
L. ©. Graber
F. A. Beck
T. L. Bewick
A. H. Wright
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin Experiment Association
Tribune-Special
Tribune
Gece
Renee
W. D.mcintyre
Monroe Danaberry
St. Cloud Street
Sarah Luther
Hagar Street
Sam
Liberty
Martha Lunde
Rose’ Jewelry
Tribune and Leéadere Press
Carnival Notes On City Parade And Festivities
A lively downtown carnival scene followed yesterday afternoon’s parade on Main Street with bands, floats, and marching clubs. John W. Hart, 70, famed as a spry veteran of Civil War drums, presided among groups including Boreas Rex and the Roosevelt Company. a dragon float and corn crown drew attention as spectators cheered the Denton Street Specials and La Crosse Drug marching club. Movies of the parade were shot and will screen at the Tuvell and Majestic next Thursday through Saturday. Marguerite Johnson Tuttle rode in a sedan chair, carried by Ralph, Thomas, and Roy Shagly, highlighting a day of festive pageantry.
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Bar Clack
John W. Hart
S. & H. Contr
Hart
A. J. Roberge
Roosevelt Company
rmcLen
Denton Street
Main Street
Fifth
Sixth
Tuvell
Majestic
Marguerite Johnson
Tuttle
Clende Johnson
Bresge
Ralph
Thomas
Roy Shagly
la Crosse Drug Company Marching Club
Wisconsin Winter Carnival Opens With Coronation Parade
The Crosse winter carnival kicked off with a monster parade and coronation of Dora Gunther as queen. Thousands flooded Holoo district streets for dancing, singing, and capering, as Boreas led the procession to the coronation scene amid revelry and impromptu dancing floors. The event drew crowds well into the night, with radio music from Z station adding to the festive atmosphere.
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Crosse
Dora Gunther
Cawades
Marehess
Gesell
Fe Park
Fee Fort
Grinshow
Gunther
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Weekees Court
Carl
Sutckler
Edgerton
York
Dange
Pryement
Experiment Association
Markle
ST. Paul
Atwanis Dragon
Agricultural College
Doerflinger
Boreas
Alty
Lis Vnt Fort
Kingleas
Aus
Mintesok
Iowa
Ulus
Bortas
Myron
Salaamed
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