Racial Disorder Sparks Ohio City Violence and Martial Law
Reports detail a racial outbreak in Springfield Ohio that left two wounded. James White, a Black youth, confessed to shooting Patrolman Joseph Kydd during Friday’s clashes and was captured with militia guarding the county jail. Authorities and local leaders prepared for sustained security measures under sheriff and militia oversight.
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Kaiser asserts Britain started the war in obscure aria
Fragmented OCR text cites claims by Kaiser figures alleging Britain initiated hostilities. The passage is garbled with misread names and broken phrases, but implies a wartime blame narrative without coherent specifics or verifiable evidence.
Senate delays nomination vote as Esch fate hangs
The Wisconsin matter consumes Senate attention with the nomination of Mr. Esch tied up by procedural rules. Delays stretch into Monday as party lines and the interstate commerce posturing affect the confirmation path. A broad mix of political maneuvers and committee reports shape the tentative outcome.
Three Killed in Louisiana Windstorm Hits City
Three persons die and over 30 injured as a destructive windstorm sweeps through Shreveport and surrounding parishes in a storm that caused extensive property damage. Officials report damage estimates in the hundreds of thousands with repairs underway. Local authorities urge caution as cleanup continues.
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Hamon Accused Girl In Dying Statement In Witness Claim
Timor reports a witness claim that Hamon accused a girl in a dying statement, detailing her flight to Texas and a confession to shooting a man. The article recounts statements by W. B. Nichols and others about the murder case and the alleged dying declaration by Clara Hamon.
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Pick Harvey for U S Ambassador to Great Britain
The article discusses Colonel Harvey and his political alignments, noting his past support for Hughes and later McKinley era figures, including his involvement with War Weekly and Tsarpor's Weekly. It references campaigns, election timing, and a planned causeway route amid foreign relations discussions.
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La Crosse Considers Losing Green Bay Rail Service
The Wisconsin railroad commission weighs a petition by a western company to abandon the La Crosse Marshland line. If approved, eight miles of track may be converted to a byroad, sparking citizen debate over increased fares and local impact. Local officials pledge to oppose the action.
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Big Crowd Expected at Tractor Meeting Tonight
A large turnout is anticipated for the tractor meeting at the Chamber of Commerce tonight. Business, civic, and labor groups joined on a committee to inform the public about the tractor company with no solicitation planned.
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Muller
Chamber of Commerce
Local School Constr bids and city projects detailed
The report outlines bids for Logan and Washburn School construction with totals around 202,229 and 84,074 for contracts to various firms including American Meeting camping, Tobnson Service, and Lane Piper and Juffay. It notes clock system bids, wiring, grading along Livingston and Warnam, a daylight saving referendum plan, causeway route choice, and a street lighting funding adjustment. A Wis-Minnesota line permit across the Mississippi is approved.
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Ure
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Sue Washburd
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Thomas Workey
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Weather Forecast Predicts Snow and Cold Week Ahead
Forecast calls for snow and cold conditions across the Great Lakes region next week. Impacts include accumulating snowfall, icy roads, and lower temperatures easing by midweek.
Essen Industrial Leaders Denounce Allied Action
The report from Petrograd states revolutionaries hold power as Bolsheviks are driven from control. Minsk region sees continued soviet pressure with anti Bolshevik forces briefly entering and then losing Minsk. Kronstadt insurrectionists appeal for food and reinforcements while British sources cite Russian dissent and industrial leaders warn of economic damage from reparations and sanctions.
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Daugherty Calls Off Prosecution of Profiteers
U S district attorneys urged by Attorney General Daugherty will drop profiteering and hoarding prosecutions under a Lever Act clause ruled unconstitutional by the Supreme Court. Legal experts doubt the government can sustain its war price control without new legislation.
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de Justice
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Prairie du Chien Fans Pack District Final Night
Prairie du Chien fans pour into La Crosse for the district basketball final against La Crosse Today the crowds are expected to top two hundred with excitement high as the championship gong nears.
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la Grosse
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la Crosse
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