Lot Dedication Honors WWI Soldiers in Oak Grove
A county ceremony in Oak Grove cemetery presented a lot to the American Legion to honor World War I dead. RW Davis spoke for the County Board of Supervisors, Colonel C. W. Garrick gave an address, and the West Salem Band led the program with songs and a serenade. The gathering recalls soldiers who fought across France and the duty they bore for their country.
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Tumland
St Gorever
West Salem Gand
West Salem Hind
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West Salom Band
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Everbody
Alka
Legion
Davis
Rauser
Shaleman
County Heart
Wiliam
Surehl
Ein
Vingers
Pest
Gurlock
Merny Robinson
Laerth Weihente
Propic
la Grovee
Knox man to be tried again for alleged murder
Cecil Burkett of Knox Indiana faces a second trial for the alleged murder of his playmate after the first jury disagreed. The case reopens as prosecutors pursue a new jury and fresh proceedings.
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Cecil Burkett
Knox, Ind
Blaine fights Olson amendment to home brew ban in Wisconsin
Governor Blaine denounces Senator Olson’s home brew amendment as an invasion of privacy and a waste of public funds. He signals intent to veto his own enforcement bill unless the assembly reverts to the original form. The speech frames the measure as targeting moonshine while sparing private family use at home.
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Wis
Blaine
Olson
Senate
Anti-saloon League
Severson
Uber
Assembly
Govenor Bleine
Iidividus
Admiral Sims denies misquotation in London report
Admiral William S Sims says press reports misquoted him about Sinn Fein sympathy and Anglo American relations. He disputes the London message via cable and states the remarks were garbled and essentially the same as his prior American public statements. Secretary Denby has recalled the admiral from leave and ordered him to return to the United States for further action.
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Boston
Sinn Fein
William S. B
Secretary of the Navy
Washington
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Wis Heel
Sims
Ana
Inper Nefenda Sime Sialand
Yorkshire Post
Thorn
Greezy
Great Britain
United States
Admiral Slings
Badger Legion Head Claudius Pendill Named Possible Successor
Racine civic figure Claudius G Pendill is discussed as a potential successor to the late Col Galbraith, commander of the American Legion, as the organization considers leadership changes.
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Claudius G. Pendill
Racine
Col. Galbraith
American Legion
La Crosse Divided Over City Time Schedule
City residents split between daylight saving and standard time as of the start of the week. City Attorney Swennes states the common council can set a time schedule for city offices and require activity to follow it, but cannot force citizens to comply with the schedule. The issue arose from a legal opinion requested by Harry J. Neuburgh regarding the validity of daylight saving ordinances in La Crosse Wisconsin.
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Wieremmen Council
Seville
Sear A
Swennes
Pollenville
Midernuir
Harry J. Newburs
Harry D
Nenburg
Common Canada
Wisconett
Lia Crosco
la Grosse
Striking Printers in East Reported Returning to Work
In Reading Pennsylvania striking unton job printers returned to work Monday under a compromise. They will work 44 hours per week instead of 8 with reduced wages from 38 dollars to 355 per week. In Jamestown New York the service of union job printers ended Monday as they returned to the forty eight year work at the old wage rate.
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Reading
Jamestown
N. X
Great Britain to remain neutral in Greek Turkish dispute
London reports that Great Britain will observe strict neutrality in the conflict between the Greeks and Turkish nationalists. Austen Chamberlain, government leader in the house of commons, announced this stance on Monday.
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Great Britain
London
Associated Press
Austen Chamberlain
House of Commons
Moonday
Four Women Now Involved In Murder Of Kaber Fuladelta
Four women face first degree murder indictments in connection with the slaying of Daniel Raber at his Lakewoor home two years ago. Mrs. Erminia Colavito 32 a midwife was jailed after making startling revelations. Also charged are Mrs. Eyal Catherine Kuber widow of the victim Miss Maran McArdle her daughter and Mrs. Mary Quickel mother of Mrs. Kaper. Authorities say a fortune teller acted as go between and receipts show payments totaling 500 dollars.
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Daniel ¥. Raber
Biren
Lakewoor
Erminia Colavito
Eyal Catherine Kuber
Maran McArdle
Mary Quickel
Kaper
Colavito
Coluvito
Kaher
Miss McArdle
Calavito
Ben Lund Wonders Why Seven Hens Laid 11 Eggs
Undersheriff Ben Lund reports seven hens produced 11 eggs in one day. He suspects hens follow daylight saving time and standard time, leaving him puzzled by the uneven laying pattern and timing in La Crosse. He jokes about hens being “all balled up” on schedules and plans to resolve the timing mystery.
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Ben Lund
Hunter Egcs
la Crosse
Ben
Record Heat Week End Weather Flurry
Sunday marked a record heat day with 92 degrees and a continuing hot spell. The region saw temperatures ranging from 70 to 87 as a cool breeze briefly tempered the heat, with forecasted unsettled conditions returning by Tuesday.
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la Crosse
Omaha
United States
Explosion Rocks Janesville Gas Tank on Lake Geneva
A gasoline tank on a launch exploded near Lake Geneva, Janesville Wis. Two men involved were L. A. Rang a Chicago broker and a Detroit mechanic. The blast blew the vessel to atoms and disrupted Sunday events.
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Janesville
Wis
Ben Harrowly
Lake Geneva
L. A
Chicago
North Shore Avenue
Detroin
Bangsberg Tailor Shop Robbed in Early Morning Heist
Robbers used skeleton keys to enter John Bangsberg's tailor shop on Maul Street between 1 and 4 am Sunday. They stole 5 tailored suits valued at 25 each, 24 pairs of trousers at 10, plus socks and shirts. Back door left locked. cash drawer emptied. Local man reports loss of about $13.15 on Saturday night.
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John Bangsbers
Maul Street
Bangsberg
John
New Low Records For Two Years On Stock Exchange
The market declined with one to five point losses in the first half and many new lows for the year. United States Steel fell about 24 points to 74% midday while oils motors rubbers and sugars rallied late adding 2 to 4 points for some issues. Rail shares Northern Pacific and Great Northern remained weak. Volume was around 1.1 million as confusion and irregularities persisted.
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United States Steed
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Caase
Minnesota Solons Demand Lumber On Tariff Free List
Minnesota lawmakers pressed President Harding Monday to include lumber on the tariff free list. Representative Newton led a united delegation noting Minnesota backed the Payne Aldrich policy and accusing the Ways and Means Committee of refusals to include lumber. The proposed retaliatory provision would tax finished lumber and logs, matching duties in Canada.
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Minnesota
House
Harding Ramain
Ways and Means Committee
Newton
Payne
Aldrich
Ways and Weans
Canada
Landis to rule as 20000 back at work this week
Federal Judge K M Landis was named arbiter in the wage controversy between Chicago Building Trades union and contractors. He began hearing evidence as teachers estimate 20000 men will return to work this week on millions of dollars in construction held up since May due to the lockout in the industry.
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K. M. Tlandis
Chicazo Building Trades Union
Coast ships would be exempt from canal tolls
Washington reports the senate interoceanic canals committee ordered favoring a bill that would exempt American coastwise shipping from Panama canal tolls. In New York the refined sugar market set four year lows with several refiners offering fine granulated sugar at six cents a pound amid weak raws.
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U. S
Washington
Panama
Senate Interoceanic Canals ‘Committee
New York
Seeveral
Porter Peace Plan Debate Opens House
The House resumed debate on the Porter peace resolution amid a rule calling for a 4 30 PM vote. Republicans claim solid party support and many Democrats back the measure as a substitute for a Knox resolution.
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D. C
House
Connolly
Teras
Germany
United
Stan Finauy
Chinee
Trenresentat
Burton
Bayfield Man Nominated Revenue Agent for Wisconsin District
Alonzo H. Wilkkinson of Bayfield Wis nominated by President Harding to internal revenue collector for the district of Wisconsin. Henry C. Ide dead in St Johnsbury Illinois the former governor general of the Philippines and minister to Spain under Taft died at his home after returning from California.
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Wisconsin
Washington
Alonzo H. Wil Kkinson
Bayfield, Wis
Harding
Internal Revenue
Disstrict
Henry C. Ide
Johnsbury
Weather in Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa unsettled
Weather reports show fair to unsettled conditions across Le Crosse Wisconsin and Minnesota with showers likely in spots. Temperatures remain steady with only minor changes as a stationary river forecast indicates slight rise in lower sections over the next 48 hours.
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Wisconsin
West
Minnesota
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