AED Soldiers Join Revolt in Moscow Report
Aiga reports soldiers in Moscow joined revolutionary forces amid food shortages. Early dispatches say Bolshevik troops in the capital faced uncertain fate as reports from London and Reuters in Heisinzfors conflict over insurgents and city control.
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Russia
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Russians Deport Radicals In Revolt Near Kronstadt
Dispatches from Rotterdam and Helsinki report Russians deported from the United States aiding the revolt in Russia. Foreign couriers obstructed, Kronstadt batteries active, and shelling continues near Krasnoye Gorky as Bolshevik and revolutionary forces clash. Petrovgrad isolation noted.
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Unclear Weather Outlook for Wisconsin and Midwest
Weather record shows cloudy conditions across La Crosse and western Wisconsin with possible rain. Northwest winds to freshen, colder temperatures likely Friday in western and northern regions. Water levels at La Crosse and St Paul noted, with rainfall totals and temperatures referenced but details obscured by OCR errors.
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Disabled veterans benefit drive at Legion gathering
A La Crosse Legion post hosted a welfare event for disabled ex‑servicemen featuring a jazz program, boxing matches, and speeches. Col. Powler urged support for a nationwide plan to fund five hospitals for disabled soldiers, noting a 40 percent recovery figure and calling for quicker congressional action.
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Allies Discredit Ruhr Strike Reports Amid Occupation
The report notes disbelief of a strike in the Ruhr region tied to occupation and reflects Allied denial. The item also reports the death of Anton F. Reitzel in California and outlines his career in Minnesota and California, with plans for his burial in Wisconsin in the spring.
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Labor officials deny Bolshevik links in wartime mood shift
Officials state labor will not adopt Bolshevik ideas amid anxious reactions to a new customs system and German occupation. Reports describe workers cheerful lighthearted toward troops, with rumors of strikes dismissed. Outposts and occupation lines are established, rail services under military control, and merchandise movement limited amid the tense wartime scenario.
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Ferhidides
Navy secrets case stalls as Japanese officer held
A US Navy lieutenant was arrested Thursday in a bid to sell naval secrets to Japan. The officer, Hamagueh, was landed over a connection at the embassy, prompting notification of naval authorities. A court martial is promised as investigation resumes. Edward Mayutson identified as involved in the alleged plot.
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Wages Revision Hinted By New York Central Raidroad
New York Central railroad officials Friday announced a plan to revive wage discussions covering about 45,000 employees across many departments. A conference with David Tater was planned to reach agreement on the proposed changes and overtime pay.
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Beliveen
Cardinals Receive New Prelates in Vatican Ceremony
Three new cardinals, Dennis Z. Dougherty, Toset Sebulre, and Michael Von Eulisaber, were formally received into the sacred college at St. Peter’s in a ceremony intense with tradition. The procession, guards, and pontiff’s benediction marked the moment as bishops and abbots watched, while the pope presided and bestowed the red biretta and ring.
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Aecher
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Mery
Clara Hamon on Trial for Murder in Ardmore Oklahoma
The trial of Clara Hamon, widow of oilman Jake Hamon, opens in Ardmore Oklahoma over the alleged murder of John Thurman. Key figures include Hamon, her mother, attorneys Dee Wreesing and others, with juror selection and witness rules shaping proceedings.
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Washburn and Logan School Bonds Open for Sale Thursday
Bids open Thursday for the sale of $300,000 Washburn and Logan school bonds. Proposals must be sealed and delivered by the clerk through the mails and at the city office. Names of bidders outside the city were mentioned, with a council slate handling the process.
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Senate delays vote on Colombian pact until April
Washington report states the Colombian treaty vote is postponed to April session of Congress. A separate Wisconsin accident reports two deaths when a frozen gravel slide caused a man to fall from a pit, with Fruk Koeller fatally injured and Henry Lueck also killed.
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Mambasyus
France Moves to Influence Harding on League of Nations
Paris diplomacy reports indicate negotiations between a French embassy in Washington and the State Department to persuade President Harding toward acceptance of a modified League of Nations. Officials declined to discuss specifics, noting France’s conciliatory stance and the initiative resting with Paris as U.S. foreign policy readiness is assessed through unofficial channels.
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Missing man sought after hat found in river
Police and local residents searched the Mississippi River two miles below the Burlington bridge for August Wolston of Wi nona who disappeared Sunday morning after disembarking from a party voyage. The body has not been found and authorities fear drowning. Wolstan disappeared while returning with companions. the search continued into Monday afternoon.
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Compliance with Austrian Treaty Ordered by Allies
Report from here states that Allied representatives secured immediate delivery of all military matters under the Austrian treaty. The German surrender at St Germain is cited as the turning point. The cabinet agreed to comply unreservedly, with officials noting German capitulation and prior resistance to treaty terms as factors.
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Ordinance meeting called Thursday
A local notice announces an ordinance meeting scheduled for Thursday. The session will discuss amendments and public input on proposed city codes and zoning changes. Attendees are urged to review documents in advance and present comments during the open forum.
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