Dependents Close Pending Settlement of Packing Dispute
Amid a mounting wire controversy and threats of a strike, packers and their unions grapple with pending settlement terms. Key executives and labor leaders gathered at Washington conference, with union heads urging decisive action while employers push for concessions. Talks proceed as labor unrest looms and market fears rise.
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Unians
Niniow
Lechiret
Yiyero Citardales
Erohen
Wreslington
Fay
Mary
Labyr Davis
Tennis Jane
Vic
Doday
Samuel Gem
Mr. Gompers
Bell Tiem
Rumors of Abdication Denied by Tino
Reported rumors claiming abdication by Tino were denied by Shige Vonscanling, spokesperson for Whe Aksociated Press. The agency notes no confirmation from U S officials, stating the reports are untrue and speculative.
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U.S
Tino
George
Trotzky Denounces Uprising Talk as Silly Fiction
A late wire dispatch reports Soviet War Minister Trotsky calling rumors of an uprising in Petrograd and Kronstadt “silly fiction.” He asserts Petrograd is impregnable and Kronstadt fortifications remain strong, with measures and international reactions noted as tensions rise.
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Trotzky
Associated Press
Keo Urotaky
Maseow
Vetrocrau Amd
Fleion
Kronstaidt
Great Britain
Britain approves Colonel Harvey as U S ambassador
London by Associated Press reports the British government on Wednesday approved the appointment of Col. M. Harvey as United States ambassador to Britain. He will succeed John W. Davis, who resigned from the post.
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Britain
Harvey
U. S
London
Associated Press
Trish
BR. M. Harvey Meat
Gol
George
Birites Shambasstar
Thritain
Jot W. Davis
School Superintendent To Leave Madison Madusois
School official abruptly departs Madison area amid administrative shakeup. Local board confirms replacement plans as district records show ongoing transitions and staffing adjustments.
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Madison Madusois
Sehiout
Meels
Gobir
Charge Co op Firm With Evading State Securities Statute
Madison state officials accuse a Wisconsin cooperative investment firm of selling securities without proper authorization. Attorney General Hanna Morgan states the cooperative allegedly misrepresented offerings and urged investors to beware. The AG warns the ten proposed corporations lack substantiation and securities permits, jeopardizing Wisconsin residents’ funds.
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Madison
Wis
Perth
Hanna Morgan
Wisconsin
Sovieky
Jet Morrison
Jet Morrison: Darker's Ghiease Gunfire Break Tens Inne
Morgan
Wisconsil
Catholic Campaign Progress Report From Wisconsin Diocese
Father Kremer says the United Catholic Campaign in the La Crosse diocese reports positive progress toward the 85 million endowment for the educational and charitable Institute in Wisconsin. Bishop Selwehaels and local leaders note steady contributions despite unclear details.
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Father Kremer
United Catholic
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Cording
Te Hey
Jeremy
Aera
Selwehaels
Humon Trial Ends as Defense Rest Is Taken
Defense rests in the Humon trial after a five hour session in Ancore Oklahoma. Key testimony includes W. McTean and others, with potential verdict on serious charges looming and emphasis on a case involving violence threats and a young defendant.
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Humon
Father Dies on Way to Work Shocks Daughter
Frances Kuleinski learns her father Mike Kulinski 69 of 912 Johnson street died unexpectedly Tuesday morning near Sixth and Cass streets. He was a longtime local employee at Boyer-Fucher Furniture, seen as a reliable worker. Survived by a widow, three sons and three daughters, funeral services set for Saturday at 2:30 pm with burial in the Catholic cemetery.
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Sixth
Cass Streets
Boyer-Fucher Furniture Company
Furniture Cmpany
Nkuieingki
Kubiski
Ling
Steven
Floyd
Louis
J. Parvnski
J. C. Johnson
Frances
la Cross
Algo Ove
Valentine
la Crosse
Josephine Blowiski
L. Kaskeck
Joby
Farmer Pays Tax With One Cent Installment
A farmer insisted on paying his tax in a single cent installment and used a one cent money order as the first payment. He later admitted returning the tax debt and paid a total of three cents in installments. The report notes the oddity of the payment method and the outcome of the settlement.
Allied Demand to Germany Pay Billion Marks by March 23
The reparations commission demands Germany deliver one billion gold marks by March 28, with funds routed through France, the United Kingdom, or the Federal Reserve. Briand seeks a confidence vote as Paris reports outline a tariff zone plan and the reaction in Berlin amid ongoing negotiations.
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Germany
Puys
Associated Press
Nore
Gembittis
France
Hug
Federal Reserve
United States
Giarmany
Ingipiss
Thi
Entente
Ries
jBhineland Commission
Mulheim
Allen
Ameren Toreostrere
Moilfour
Tomicem
Tygus
Lee
Briand
Paris
Socialist Party
Berlin
Demlain
Men Convicted Under Dry Act Must Pay Taxes
La Crosse saloon keepers convicted or pleading guilty face liquor tax demands from the revenue department. Kratzer, Krateer, and others were named as owing taxes tied to home brewed beer found at a saloon raid. Judge Tandis will decide remaining cases. many offenders may receive similar tax demands.
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James
Sam
la Crosse
Revenue Department
Weink Grazer
Bohemiat Hall
South Seventh Street
Tele Aurge
Proubition
Kittner
Tandis
la Crosse Buter
Kratzer
Krateer
We Revenue Department
R. S. Gowile
Otter
Revenue Departement
Rzer
Brothers Reunited After 39 Years At Postville Iowa
Wauron Iowa reports Rin Ware Wing returned to Postville after a 39 year absence. Family members who presumed him dead greeted him at a brother’s residence. Reunion followed a long separation as strangers observed the homecoming.
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Postville
Iowa
Wauron
Wreck Daubanberger
Imaie
Loug
Lim
George Danbenverger
Uierenhowis
Braniers
Lane
J Verrnor Blaine Contests Morgan Ruling In Wisconsin Senate
Wisconsin Senate debated if adjournment days count toward the six day veto period. Attorney General Morgan argued the six day limit was exceeded, while supporters pressed for Governor Blaine’s veto to be valid. A divided committee voted to delay action a week to study the core constitutional issue.
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Wis
Senate
John J. Blaine
Tian Morgan
Lange Crete
Im Hau Chile
Stralors Burke
Bentos
Conant
Severson
Walter
Arnold
Streperngr
Land
Sind
Bath
Geizhy
Sovermot
Brough
Generor Willan Morgan Wis
Morning Offolly
Staine
Bi Chure
Valld
Judiciary
Commuittes
Adameye
Morgan
le Opinion
Blackens Chick To Make Mother Hen Receive It
Mulberry, an in a ek 4 any Urge number of ¢ caine of oe ier neybalar she distributed them to pseme hens of her flock. In one flock of the Titty hubex, there was a white one which the eldea refused to claim. She pecked at it incessant ly. Mrs. Brown, its final effort tol bring bour peace, gave the white whick 1 out of shoe-polish. Then ie Gld hen received if cordiwly,
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