Bolsheviks Capture Kronstadt in March Offensive
Reports from Copenhagen say Bolsheviks gained Kronstadt through a Wednesday night seizure as shells pounded the port. A war correspondent notes heavy bombardment along the Karelian coast with large gun batteries concentrated near Nysierbak and Detragrid and refugees fleeing the area amid Bolshevik propaganda and artillery duels.
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Air Field Superintendent Flies To St. Paul For Newborn Twins
Air Field Superintendent Carl Carlson flies to St Paul to greet his newborn twin sons. The trip involved quick engine overhauls and a rapid return to the field where he was welcomed by family and colleagues.
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Holmen Physician Fined for Failure to Report Disease
Dr. Johnson of Holmen was fined ten dollars plus costs by the county for failing to report a case of scarlet fever. Deputy Health Officer W. A. Gudex led the complaint, noting the physician treated a patient in Holmen while the disease was present and failed to report it in writing. He waived further charges after a preliminary hearing when the patient appeared to have largely recovered.
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Goff Named to High Position in State Department
Fragmented OCR suggests GOFF named to senior role in State Department with Milwaukee event noted. Text is garbled, but indicates appointment as assistant attorney general or similar, referencing a ceremony on a Thursday and a second-highest post. Naming unclear due to OCR errors.
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Bonar Law Resigns From British Cabinet
London reports Andrew Bonar Law resigns from the British cabinet. The Privy Council member steps down amid government reshuffle as Tomy Law and others react. Details are scarce due to fragmented OCR text from the Associated Press dispatch.
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Wage tax proposals and railroad wage dispute dominate Wisconsin New York news
The Wisconsin assembly committee on taxation reports the Maiden era marriage tax bill would levy fees on bachelors and widows over 65 while a separate gender based tax plan grows. In New York the Central Railroad petitions the labor board to make wage reductions retroactive and unions vow to oppose any cuts, with rail leaders threatening further appeals and ex parte actions as court and board review continues.
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Paper-Wrapped Infant Body Found in Riverside Park
The body of a newborn girl, apparently dead at birth, was found wedged in willow brush along the Ta Grosse River bank in Riverside Park. Police and Coroner Tetley investigated the scene after two local boys spotted the bundle on Wednesday afternoon. investigators expect an inquest due to uncertain identity and lack of suspects.
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Boston Parade Fracas Involving Troops Endangers Irish Event
A fragmented report notes troops declining to join an Irish parade in Boston amid tensions with local authorities. Officials including top army officers faced scrutiny over cooperation and security amid the observed disturbances and public disorder concerns.
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Utah ex governor named to U S Land Office post
A Federal appointment story notes the former Utah governor being named to a position in the U S Land Office. Details reference a Harding era recess appointment and include other political figures, with fragmented notes on a bear incident in Michigan.
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Plymouth Rock Weather Protection Plan
Restoration officials announce weatherproofing for Plymouth Rock after extensive inspection. Sculptor Cyrus F. Dal tin of Arlington led the evaluation, noting fissures and glides in the rock. Workmen report signs of deterioration but no critical failure, with preservation moves outlined for practical protection.
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Trial Ends The Defense Closes In Clara Amond Case
The morning session focused on defense arguments as counsel for Clara Amond urged the jury in a Carter County case. Prosecutors and defense teams debated the evidence and strategy with Meleau and Champian leading closing remarks as the judge prepared to sum up.
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Assembly kills bill to abolish personal property tax offset
A legislative body rejected the measure aimed at ending a tax offset on personal property, prompting reconsideration of the vote in Ingalls. The move signals ongoing debate over property tax policy and fiscal relief efforts.
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Wisconsin Assembly Votes Indefinite Postponement On Tax Bill
State assembly action aborts Hanson bill to abolish personal property offset to income tax, amid farmer and industry concerns. Wisconsin revenue impact cited at over 4 million dollars as debate splits along party lines with calls for investigation of tax policy and possible special session.
Omerberg Elected Woodmen Delegate at 10th Annual Honor
In La Crosse Tribune column Ten Years Ago Today Widers sheriff L B Omerberg was elected head escort of the Wisconsin and Minnesota lodges at the Woodmen of the World interstate convention. Ten years later he was chosen a delegate to the state Woodmen convention in Beloit on May 5, marking his tenth consecutive state representation for the La Crosse lodge. Onverberz is new head banker of the Woodmen.
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Beer Sales Restricted to Pharmacies Under New Ruling
Former Attorney General Mitchell Palmer declares beer may be obtained only for medicinal use. Breweries may manufacture, wholesale pharmacists may sell wholesale, and only registered pharmacists may retail on physicians' prescriptions. This ends public beer sales at saloons and grog shops.
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Submarine on Rocks Teaches Rough Tide Lesson
Fragmentary report describes a submarine incident with unclear details. Mentions authorities or guards and a ship or location near high tides and dry conditions. No precise names, places, or dates are readable in the text provided.
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Labour leaders plan strike vote amid Alschuler pact dispute
Washington meeting called by Secretary James J. Davis gathered representatives from major unions to approve authorization for a strike, backed by North American meat cutters and Butcher Workmen. Yard workers voted about 4 to 1 in favor, while packers deny preparations to break any walkout.
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Tried and Convicted by Mistake Claims Leavenworth Lifer
Charles Maust of FOPera Kansas seeks a federal habeas corpus claiming misidentification as the bandit Ben Cravens. He asserts the Oklahoma murder and postmaster theft occurred after his escape from Kansas prison in 1901, arguing he was not in Oklahoma at the time and that federal trial violated state rights.
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Regulation of Beer Manufacture Left to New Day Officer
Washington notes regulation of beer for medical purposes will pass to a new commissioner of internal revenue. Commissioner Williams, nearing retirement, said regulations draft by the prohibition bureau will wait for the new appointee. He stated they did not wish to hamper success by commenting prematurely.
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Uncle Josh actor William Lawrence dies after long stage career
The obituary notes William Lawrence, who succeeded Denman Thompson as Uncle Josh in The Old Homestead, collapsed on stage during a Saturday performance after a career of about 3,000 appearances. Born in Nevada, he was 70 at death.
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