Census shows Badger State density at 47.6 per square mile
The report lists population density figures from 1920 for many states, noting Badger State at 47.6 residents per square mile. Other densities include New York 217.9, Massachusetts 17.2, California around 0.1, and Alabama 46.8, with a wide range across states.
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Badger State
Mile Reports Census Bureau
Nevad
Ryuade
Connecticut
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Ow York
Alabama
Ayaa
California
Colorado
Delaware
District O Arambie
Idaho
Lowistina
Miskonsi
Nebraska
New Mexico
North Carolina
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Souths Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texic
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Virginia
Washington
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Katewan Miners Cleared in Felts Murder Case
Miners at Katewan were acquitted of murder charges linked to the Felts case. Six private detectives and others were shot during the raid and subsequent gun battle outside Matewan. The trial lasted forty six days with no demonstrations and evictions reported nearby.
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Katewan
Williamson
Wy Vives
Phelip
Alberto
Esc
Bailey
Fries
Adare
Urei
Matenaiiuns
Qwerty
Willitinsoir
Clemenceau Returns With Quiet Postwar News
Clemenceau arrives home from India to a muted scene as political and military figures assess the postwar landscape. The report notes a shift in leadership dynamics and mentions ongoing tensions, while observers eye potential policy changes and regional security concerns.
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Clemenceau
Vrain
Teer
Promite
Ierankey
India
Proclamation on Good Friday services in Lat Cross
Mayor Arthur A. Render of Lat Cross, Wisconsin, proclaims extended church hours on Good Friday March 25 from 12 noon to 5 pm to allow citizens and worshippers to attend services. The notice appeals to local businesses to close during the period and to city offices to support the arrangement.
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Nntibers Ag
Tor Tenia
Arthur A. Render
Lat Crosse
Marel
Ta Crosse
Wis
Marin
Plans to Save Money in Rail Operation Proposal
The document outlines plans to achieve large savings in rail operations through coordinated services and personnel Mailling Service agency. Warlielh presents a plan focusing on intensive techniques to reduce costs in government rail operations and suggests phased ownership and service changes. The proposal aims to lower gates and raise efficiency while seeking political support.
Birmingham Verdict Sparks Appeal in Hunt Case
Birmingham dealer faces £150 verdict amid alleged advertising misconduct. Wakeen plans appeal after judge Wakeen issues ruling while noting witnesses and venue details. The case centers on alleged heated disputes and local commerce activities in Birmingham with continuing legal action.
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Birmingham
Wakeen
Hunt
Loti Wakeut
Wiakeean le
Primary OY To Bring Out Many Women In City Election
Voters face a wide field in the Tuesday primaries as the city contest hinges on the race for city treasurer and several alderman seats. Mayor A. A Tientex and Pras 1. Kowler are among those seeking re-election, while four candidates dispute the treasurer post including 3. S. Schowelser and Fred Behoelt. The Highab ward features a crowded field with five contenders, and other wards present multiple candidates for alderman as preparations build for the April primaries.
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al Bacr
Fiec
Tientex
Pras
Arta Z. Thoberge
Fred Behoelt
Vax
Priveti
Richard A. Newturg
Ainy Sweitiever
Camptratier Wea
C. W.tumt
Highab
Yalees
Riguhialz
Ciarge Balk
Hwin F.inskes
Dent C. Bumber
Emil
Julius A. Weissenberses
Deekendort
Lemard
Koypelberser
Somanoes
Lipper Silesig
Germany
Ebal
Poland
Civil War Veteran Named Head of Pension Bureau
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Washtston
Harn
Carder
Mibion
Mitch
Petter
Charduer
Geo
G. A
1920 Cotton Crop Ranks Sixth Largest in Nation
Washington reports the 1920 cotton crop is the sixth largest in U.S. history. Ginning statistics released Monday by the census show national production around 4.0 million bales, with Virginia and nearby regions contributing notable gains. The survey notes growth across several states and highlights bale counts and regional shares amid fluctuating yields.
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Washington
Une Consus
Renee
Park Restaurant Owner Shoots Self Amid Family Troubles
William von Behren, owner of the Park restaurant at 211 North Third Street, shot himself in the head while in a bathroom in the Park building Monday morning. He survived, with doctors at St Francis Hospital saying death was likely soon. Police report he had recently returned from Minneapolis after a domestic argument with his wife and had previously run the nearby hotel dining room.
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Illiam von Tem Ren
the Park
North Third Street
Toy
Lin von Gehren
Revolyer
Ranteil Ne Taix Shelly
Jane Smuts
Stostok
von Bellian
Thnse
Franc
Ivamas
Ven Behkren
Lan Pee Hee
Minneapolis
Trenee
von Behren
Lansso Hotel
Park
Dan
Unr
Retired Commander of First American Army in War
The article recalls the retirement of the first American Army commander after years of service in major operations. It notes his leadership during key campaigns, his role in shaping battlefield tactics, and his return from active duty to civilian life. It also references broader wartime events and the impact of his career on allied forces.
Primary and registration day ahead of April 22 vote
Tomorrow is primary day and registration deadline for the city elections. If you did not register last fall or have moved from your ward, you must register tomorrow or you will not be able to vote in the April 22 election.
Whitehall Miller Drowned In River During Dam Clearing
River lowered by dam closure after driftwood removal. body found wedged in bushes downstream. Miller, owner of the flour mill, had been missing since the morning. search teams recovered the body as relatives and local residents assisted, with surviving brothers listed among the kin.
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Whitehall Miller
Litman
Wis
Matson
Alptsou
Pilciis
Clunty
Mulson
Tawa
Dann
H da Brothers
Soni Fitstrooy
la Crosse
Albert Margon
Detroit
Minn
Tikes
Beer prescriptions not yet available say dry official
Dr. Shon roftyserve says whether doctors could prescribe the beer. Officials from federal offices note prohibitions remain. The article discusses the status of beer prescriptions and the potential when allowed.
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Cmicano
Ralph Stone
Shon
Five Arrested In Liquor Clean-Up In Lincoln County
Five persons were arrested in a liquor raid in Lincoln County. Names listed include Esi Shusivor, Jat Waiver, Goi Andersen, and Toawph Seanting. All were charged after a Monday incident. one man named Mr. Taylor died Saturday from unspecified causes during the event's aftermath.
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Lincoln County
Merkile
Wis
Lelieghe Eoity
Yong Esi Shusivor
Gonna Prigeh
Goi
Andersen
Suniing
Ine Ghaetad
Momlay
Lenine Moves to Form Coalition Rule in Soviet Russia
Copenhagen dispatch reports Lenin opening talks with Mensheviks and Social Revolutionaries to form a coalition government in Soviet Russia. The effort aims to unite diverse factions under Bolshevik leadership as discussions begin in Europe.
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Copenhagen
Soviet
Russia
Nikolai Lenine
Menshevikisd
Real
Berlingske
Labor mediation marks first move by Harding regime
Report from Milwaukee outlines a labor conference in Washington where Wackers' representatives and Davis met labor delegates. The talks addressed restoring wartime agreements, possible wage cuts, and the push for a ten hour day with wage adjustments amid mounting tensions. Prominent figures included Davis, Hoover, and others from labor and agriculture departments as workers discuss a potential strike.
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A Rmiloves’ Representauriyes
Deris Lane
Agoulgma
Grdec
Mim Vibes
Nove
Carder
Davis
Auto Crash Into Culvert Injures Woman Near Holmen High
A vehicle owned and driven by Sarher collided with a culvert in front of Holmen High School. Esther Gilbertson and others were injured. Lila amen and others arrested by County Sheriff August Anderson and later jailed. Sheriff reported charges followed.
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Co Sarher
Malesville
Esther Gilbertson
Trolmen
Skein
la Cru
Sarher
Aos
Jatmen High School
Gilbertson
Tait
Jens
Sani Sather
Park
Couty
August Anderson
Jlwen
German Polish plebiscite drives amid border tension
Provisional returns show Oppeln and Upper Silesia leaning German, while Polish votes surge in other areas. Allies brace for possible Polish moves as troops are reported massing along the border. French General Lerond says few cross-border actions expected but warns vigilance remains high.
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Ermaiy
Avery Heling
Ian Herr
Germany
Tolan
Fru
Drosdan
Bath
Une
Tess
Cenderes
Biles
Reir
Cilard
Sky
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Paris
Gemoral Tevond
Poland
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