Funeral Home on West Ave Ordered Moved
Ward legal fight ends in victory for plaintiffs as residents object to the undertaking near their home. Miller must remove the funeral home at 4 West Avenue South, with Judge James Kham sustaining the decision in a precedent-setting Eau area case. Attorneys for the plaintiffs include Konerty and Higbee. Defendants Adelbert F. and Sophia Yder. The nuisance abated within twenty days of the decision. pending appeal to the Supreme Court.
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Hise Fyde
Fredie
Werrha Jehlén
Rober
Anna
Sartor
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Sophia Yder
Guonge H
Garden
Lian & Gorden
Apa Winter
Moreis
Esch & Himes
Attoineys
Plainvil Devil
Konerty
Higbee & Rwennas
Faye Ag
Supreme Court
Meg
Delerty
Higbee
Rebel activity reports from Tampico disputed
A dispatch from the army region contradicts renewed bandit activity near Tampico. Official statements insist the area is tranquil and that reports of renewed Gorezave activity are exaggerated.
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Menico City
Anan
Weather Record for La Crasse and Nearby Areas
Fragmented forecast notes showers Wednesday with little temperature change. Minnesota area expected partly cloudy to rough, unsettled tonight and Wednesday with probable thunder showers, especially in the east portion this afternoon and tonight.
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la Crasse
Minnesota
Blaine accuses Kenosha firms of three-year tax withholdings
Wisconsin Governor Blaine charged five Kenosha firms with income tax dodging and withheld sums, naming Nash Motor, F L Wells, Iserman Brothers, Marc Whyte and Borden Store. He said these withholdings would cover major city expenses and urged audits and public disclosure to deter future fraud.
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Kexoeha
Wis
J. J. Bisine
Wiscons
Blaine
Harrigan
Kenosha
Nash Motor Company
F.L. Wells Company
Iserman Brothers Company
Marc Whyte Company
Borden Store Company
Bave
Government Troops Press To Corner Rebels In Ireland
Government forces aim to trap irregulars in the southwest of Ireland in a single operation. Rail lines are wrecked and roads mined as insurgents strengthen in the Cork and Limerick regions. Clashes at Fishistown yield twenty two insurgents captured. Republicans retake Castlefin and Raphee in Donegal border towns.
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Associated Press
Dublin
Thurles
Cork
Limerick
Lné
Belfast
Fishistown
Dunleer
Drogheda
Mounty Louth
Mano Mamilton
Leitrim
Parrecks
Falehee
Tondon
Castlefinn
Raphee
Central News
Strabane
Trrene- Donegal
Conservation debate centers at Madison meet
Wisconsin state game wardens and delegates from sixty rod and gun clubs join the state conservation commission in Madison to discuss conservation of timber, fish and game. They consider protecting resources, reforestation, parks, school involvement, and public sentiment building for natural beauty spots as the conference continues through tomorrow.
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Madison
Ywis
Wisconsin
Rod and
State Conservation Commission
E. A. Blrge
University of Wisconsin
Madison Woman Wins University Medal for Best Thesis
Madison, Wis with university announcement Miss Millie Hnaus, a graduating senior at the University of Wisconsin, winning the prime medal for best senior thesis on compiling statistics on unemployment in the field of industrial relations.
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Madison
Wis
Millie L. Hnauspian
University of Wisconsia
Sendra Mitchell
Taerdig
Miss Hausman
Reparations group may grant year's moratorium
Paris dispatch reports a formal moratorium on Germany cash payments for the year seems likely after a Tuesday forenoon session of the reparations commission. Dr Fischer said Germany will seek the postponement at Wednesdays meeting. France opposes immediate allied talks on reparations before final steps.
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Paris
Associated Press
Germany
Reparations Commission
Fischer
German War Debt Commission
Roland W. Boyden
United States
Commission
Dr. Fischer
London
Poincare
France
Lloyd George
Dubois
Loans to needy Wisconsin students exceed thirty thousand dollars
A regents report shows over $30,000 in aid from loan funds at the University of Wisconsin to aid needy students. In the past year 158 loans ranged from $12 to $100, with most borrowers eventually repaying after graduation. a few borrowers delay principal repayment longer but the funds are returned.
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U. W
MADIS
Wis
Meedy
Unis of Wisconsin
Tote
Regents
Madu Fron
Wilkerson Named by President to Succeed Landis
Washington James H. Wilkerson was nominated by President Harding to be federal judge for the Northern Illinois district, to succeed E M Landis who resigned months ago to become arbitrator of organized baseball.
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Wilkerson
Landis
Washington
James H. Wlkerson
Harding
Ilinois
E. M. Landis
Dempsey and Wills Sign Up for Championship Bout
New York report all but confirms champion Jack Dempsey and challenger Harry Wills have signed contracts to box for the world heavyweight title at a date and venue to be named later.
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Dempsey and Wills
New York
Jack Dempsey
Harry Wills
Rail Strike Not Settled In La Crosse Shops
Fr C Wells of the La Crosse Trades and Labor council denied circulating news of a settlement. He said shop craft unions continue to strike one hundred percent. An Associated Press dispatch confirmed there was no settlement on Tuesday.
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North Side
Fr. C. Wells
la Crosse
Indian Kidnapper Falns Prairie Jail Escape Story
Indian convict John Falcon, found guilty of kidnapping Alice Red Bird of De Soto, escaped Prairie du Chien jail Friday night by prying a cell hatch and slipping into an adjacent locked room. He vanished with authorities still hunting. his alleged accomplice, an Indian woman, and $2,000 were linked to oil land leases in Oklahoma.
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Prairie Au Chien
Alice Red Bird
de Soto
Prairie du Chien
Smalley
Falcon
Oklahoma
Alice
Ald
Smaller
Ealy
Crawford County
Mayor's Committee to View Campbell Road Premises
Mayor Bentley calls a special committee meeting at 7 oclock at the east entrance to the fair grounds to view the Campbell road premises before action on closing the road. Afterward the group will meet in the council rooms at city hall. The meeting is open to the public for citizens to be heard.
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Campbell Road
Bentley
Fair Grounds
Senator Bird Not to Seek Re election in Wisconsin
Wausau Wisconsin Claire B Bird state senator from Marathon and Lincoln counties Tuesday definitively declined to be a candidate for re election He accepted the nomination in 1918 to aid the government during the war but said that issue no longer exists and he refused to consider a re nomination Madison Woman Seeks Congress Seat in Third Wisconsin District Madison Wis Miss Martha C Riley of Madison Tuesday announced her candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Congress from the Third Wisconsin district Miss Riley formerly served as a probation and truancy officer in Madison
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Wausau
Wis
Claire B. Bird
Marathon
Lincoln
Madison
Congress
Martha C. Riley
Wisconsin Dist
Miss Riley
Big Four plan talks as rail strike widens problems
Chicago leaders from four major brotherhoods will meet railroad managers to discuss shopmen strike tactics. Across the country disorders rise, trains curtailed, and troops guard key yards while injunctions limit strike activity.
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Cleveland
Big Four” Transportation Brotherhoods
Chicago
Brotherhood
Coal men and unions weigh Harding proposal
The article reports a looming decision on President Harding's arbitration wage scale plan for coal workers. Miners and operators await the Benevolent policy committee of America’s meeting to consider acceptance while nonunion operators plan talks with smaller firms about pricing ahead of voluntary maximums. Secretary Hoover commented on the evolving situation.
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Hoover
U S Has Plan For Withdrawing Troops In Santo Domingo
The State Department said a tentative evacuation program for American troops in Santo Domingo has been agreed with Dominican leaders who have been in Washington. The plan will be carried out as soon as a majority of Dominican people approve it.
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Washington
Sam Nemings
Bert Lewis Enters Coroner Race In Madison Wisconsin
Bert Lewis filed nominating papers on Tuesday at 1024 South Sixth Street to run as a Republican candidate for coroner. The article also notes Dr Frank Griswold, a Madison physician, faces a manslaughter charge connected to an illegal operation. Otto Cranenwall, 44, of Elderon, killed himself Monday using a shotgun, possibly due to personal crisis. Titile Walker hits 20th homer in first game of doubleheader for Philadelphia.
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South Sixth Street
Madison
Wis
Frank Griswold
Mazomanie
Nerres
T. G. Lewis
Walker
Philadelphia
Detratt
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