County agents tour La Crosse farms seeks greater farmer cooperation
A party of 5 men and 3 women including county agents, officials, and businessmen toured Tat Crosse county farms, visiting more than twenty properties. Speakers urged greater cooperation among farmers to improve crop yields and dairy prominence, highlighting La Crosse’s dairy industry and county extension work.
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Spreiter
Eounty Agriculture
Stoddard
Ton Conlon
St Tosand
Chon
West Salem
Mindereent
Amsterdam Prairie
Midway
Onalaska
Thomasiyes
Mareh
Heowyeen Royalty
Paramont
Val Keppel
Markle Ynoke
Art Collentine
M. Hingss
Madison
la Crosse
Varios Countien
Markle
Keppel
Girlis
Acros
Anrd
Sinass Cen
Rhs Ducms
Fie
T. Tt
Campien
Marlineny
Hawkins
Vistou
McDonald Wear Salen
Tobneon
Ona- Ingka
Mt Ferle ER
Maatiner Ta Orpsne
Heth Fhogers
SR Spretter
Angias
Green
Jake
Hy A
Math Kroadsan
Wees Timdall
Vale
Henry i
Reen
Thames
West
Diay
Salemi
M A Larsen
Holmen
al Kaien
Sania Te Akon
Pinalusk
Ven Vodens
Alton Vattos
Stiinar Keyes
Art Callentine
Mad Laens K
Ote Hatch
West Later
Clareoer Lirwe
Wolter
Crone
Emke
Sare
Binees Vinitec
Fidalla
Marhals
Lloyd George to Attend Washington Disarmament Conference
London sources say Premier Lloyd George will attend the Washington Conference on disarmament. A preliminary meeting in London to coordinate British dominion views on Eastern questions appears likely to be abandoned. An American nod to a general armament conference remains uncertain.
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Lloyd George
Washington
London
Ondon
Mytha Associated Press
Lloyd Gaoree
Owas
America
Smuts
Balfast
James
Valera
Dublin
Lanrd George
Rail strike looms as workers prep ballots in city
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks reports ballots ready to be distributed soon amid talks on disputed wage scales and protections. Committees warn of potential broad action as railroads resist labor board guidance while unions push for unified terms and no wage concessions.
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Executive Board of Brotherhood
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
Preight Mandlers
Northwestern
Milton
Headquarers
Thie B. Re
MLR NA
Ford
Terrait
Toledo
Trenton R
Min Naber Board
Seageant
Old-Time Homes Giving Way to the Modern Apartment
Washington report from the United States Chamber of Commerce shows a shift from single family dwellings to apartment buildings. The survey indicates that 90 percent of new homes are not single family houses, with the move most pronounced in smaller cities as apartment living grows.
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Washington
Wits
Tnited
Sates Chamber of Commotes
Gan-himily Dwellings and 7% Pee Mene
Hiker Wagers He Can Win Kisses From 1000 Girls
A sensational notice from New York warns young women including Kissable Yvonne of Yonkers and others along the route to San Francisco that a traveling Irish Bohemian poet in a khaki suit may approach them. The men contend he can win kisses from thousands across the continent, with Yonkers women to receive first chance.
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Here
San Francisco
Greenwich Village
yibiLad
Pivy
Hay
Yonkers
Funeral Home Row Heats Up In Circuit Court Fight
In a circuit court case near ending, Daniel Cunningham and others sue to restrain A. J. Miller from operating a funeral establishment at the Platz homestead, 144 West Avenue Spin. testimony covered health, sanitation, and nearby property values as witnesses described the alleged dangers and calm assurances from Miller’s operation.
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Daniel Cunningham
A. J. Miller
Platz Homestead
West Avenue
Judso Wickham
Baul
Thomas Waddley
Bevans
Matz
Anthony Murphy
Miller
Sam Birmingham Rel
Tnt
Neniny
Dover
Case of Black Leg Found in Wisconsin Farm
A report from Wisconsin describes a mysterious cattle disease termed black leg found on a farm near Momesteath Florence close to the Michigan border. The farmer notified the county agent who forwarded a specimen to the College of Agriculture. researchers confirmed the foe as black leg within a few hours.
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Wisconsin
Milawat
Momesteath
Florence
College of Agvionnaire
Madison approves gas rate hike and soda price cuts
Madison area officials authorize a rise in gas rates with a 2,000 fee cap, while offering slight reductions for larger usages. In nearby Wisconsin towns Argyie and Dumiad electricity prices see modest increases as a commission discusses rates. A prominent pharmacy in New York announces soda prices around 15 cents and up, signaling broader retail pricing shifts.
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Madison
Wis
Madsen
Calload Commission
Argyie
Dumiad
Open Warfare Feared in Upper Silesia Crisis
London reports Allied commissioners urge reenforcements to support occupied troops in Upper Silesia as Paris receives British insistence on sending more troops. The note signals growing pressure for international military action and possible intervention amid tensions.
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Ondon
Associated
I Press
Ednesdev
Upper Silesian Freuhln
ARIS
Statian
Upper Silesia
Foreign Office
Great Britain
Probe resumes in Illinois state treasure case
Springfield reports resumed probe of a small regime scandal in Illinois as investigators focus on ten million dollars linked to the state treasury. The inquiry centers on Grant Lark Bank and investor firms Sewith & Company tied to late senator E G Gurtis and governor Small.
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Illinois
Springfield
Rangamon
Dad
Ningis
Wak Anid
Tao
Armee Company
Sewith & Company
Chinkgo Parker
Gail
Grant Lark Bank
E. G. Gurtis
Small
Atorneys Fisneral Grindace
Sis
Tite
Alonzo Curis
Everder Small
Everner Sterling
Tilinais
Beer regulation announcement soon in Latin text
Unclear Latin fragment discusses forthcoming beer rules and medical use exemptions. Mentions actions deferred for months and Senate tenders, with references to medicinal beer provisions and enforcement timelines.
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Epieres
Senate
Doerflinger to Help Plan Wisconsin Day at Chicago Pageant
Governor Blaine named the Wisconsin committee to prepare for Wisconsin Day at the Chicago pageant of progress in August. Edward Ricemer of Milwaukee was named chairman, with Emil Hoffman Theodore Dammann James Weenie A L Sommers Shee Koyvan George Flynn William Doerflinger and other members from multiple cities to participate in the statewide effort.
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Madison
Wis
Blaine
State Committee
Wisconsin
Chicago
OW. Reynolds
Green Bay
Frank McCannon
Superior
Wy . Risteen
Chippewa Easts
John C. Schmidtmann
Manitowoc
Wiliam Maothe
Fond du Lac
George Leicht
Wausau
T. C. Thorson
Janesville
E.G. Schwier
Racine
Clary Adams
Beloit
White Sox Players Testify in 1919 Fix Trial
Witnesses described gambling pressure on White Sox stars during the 1919 World Series. Burns testified that leaders like Gandil and Attell urged throwing games for pay, with plans to pay players after wins. Swede Risberg and others were named in alleged schemes, while Burns faced cross examination to limit disclosures.
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Chucagsu
Rex Piggars
Ana Moeering
Iim Gama
Burnkarrompiee
Dir
Giratte
Williams
Dick Karz
Gurns
Ganlers
Dick Kerr
Fle Sitte
Tinmsi
Eddie Featre
Nese
York
Vicims
Ali Petion
Risberg
White Sox
Gohrough
Burns
Chick” Gandit
Tim
Platora
Addie Gicotte
Claude Willams
White Sox South-Paw
Arnold Rethsbein
New York
Abe Attell
David Zeiger
Des Moines
Terry Maharg
Criminal Court
Gandi
Cincinnati
Attell
Bennett
David Zelaer
Laws
Chick
Burm
Aims
Attell Méft
Attelli
Gandil
Dawes Predicts Large Savings For U S Budget in 1922
Washington reports that the Budget Director Dawes says the government could save about $112.7 million in the current year ending May 30 1922. He outlines potential savings across running expenses and appropriations.
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Washington
Dawes Puteday Informa
Fire Burns Barn of Barts Brewing Company
A Tuesday blaze at the Barn Brewing Company barn near Twelfth and La Crosse streets destroyed hay and oats stored for winter. Estimated damage approaches $1000. Horses were removed. several boys sighted near the premises are under police investigation and questioned.
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Barts Brewing Company
Barn Brewing Company
Twelfth
la Crosse Streets
Prem Sea
Horn
Fra
Wedoes Dar
Fire in Mexican oil field worst in its history
Amatian oil fields are reported ablaze with drilling towers collapsing as workers flee. The fire is described as the worst catastrophe in the field’s history with the cause unknown, per Associated Press dispatches from Mexico City.
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Menico City
Associated Press
Oield
Tomah Man Named Humane Agent in Wisconsin
Madison reports Governor Blama Wednesday named Robert Pow of De Soto and A. A. Tonnisen of Mondovi as agents of the Wisconsin Humane Safety. The officers will begin their duties soon.
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Tomah
Humane
Madison
Blama Wedunsdar
Gammen
Toman
Robert Pow
de Soto
A. A. Tonnisen
Mondovi
Wisconsin Haowune
Texan Beaten and Tarred by Masked Men Near Tenaha
Tex. W. Mee Kaleht was seized by masked assailants near Tenaha Tuesday night, beaten and tarred, with the note placed on his clothing rather than his head. He was returned to his home at daylight by four brothers.
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Tex. W. Mee Kaleht
Tenaha
Tip
Man Accused Slain Wife of Officer Declared Insane
Madison Wisconsin Lester Van Tassel of Madison was committed to Mendota Hospital for the Insane after being linked to the shooting death of Captain Moss's wife at Camp Grant. He was described as acting peculiarly and was held on disorderly conduct charges before the insanity finding.
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Madison
Wis
Lester van Tassel
Pga
Rockford
Mass
Camp Grant
Mendota
van Tassel
Mes
Moss
National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs Meets
Milwaukee hosts the annual convention with reports from standing committees and an address by Jessie Ackerman of Chicago. Ackerman, a globe traveler, spoke on business women abroad and predicted an eventual international federation. Delegates from Chattanooga, Wichita, Kansas, and Milwaukee campaign for next year’s gathering.
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Milwaukee
Cleveland
Jessie Ackerman
Chicago
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