Bentley Campaign Letters Clash Over Schultz Affidavit
A political dispute in La Crosse centers on whether Schultz sought Bentley's aid or Bentley sought Schultz. Letters from Col. Frank H. Fowler and Capt Schultz detail allegations and denials about police chief appointments, militia ties, and campaign strategy. The exchange questions veracity, cites prior meetings, and calls for public judgment on who is the liar.
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Fowler
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Schultz
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Schulte
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la Crosse
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Coronet
la Crosse Tribune
Marcheyih
Tosgether
Capt Schultz
Mr. Schulte
Bren Ring
Korat Mall
Madison
Latian Gay
Gilet Webber
Sebuiez
Tou
Arthur Graskopf
John Webber
Met
Mysall
Sehulla
Wage increase denied workers on U S railroads
Railroad labor groups across the United States, including the Short Lines, rejected a wage increase offered by the board. The decision clarifies it does not set any active wage increase or new agreement, affecting roughly thousands of employees across multiple lines and unions.
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Cyicagy
United States Railroad
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Kew
Prince of Wales to Open Ulster Parliament
The report states the Prince of Wales is scheduled to open the Ulster Parliament. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR text, but the main fact is the royal engagement regarding Ulster governance.
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Prince OF Wales
Ulster Parliament
Supreme Court Rules Tax On Asset Gains Incurred
The Supreme Court affirmed that profits from increases in value of corporate bonds and securities are taxable as income. The ruling affects New York cases on dividends and depreciation and confirms tax on fund assets under the excess profits law. The decision advances government claims in several estates and stock valuations, including Ryerson and related parties, with broad implications for savers and estate taxes.
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Supr Court
Frson
Biscton
Supreme Court
Reed Mandar
Tis Sutreme
Connectick White Eld
Ie Court
David
Goodrich
Internal Revenue Buren
Supreme Court Ass
New York
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Javemi
Wexpayer
Arust
Trish
Athie Unverson
Lfinois
Ryerson
Lyerson & Som
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Fie Eagle
Lin Jeav
Hs of
BO Ld
Eldorado Coal & Mining Company
Tdiata Coryroratio
Dividend Passed in Chicago Market Shows Mixed Signals
A fragmented report from Chicago indicates a mixed session with investors cautious as dividends and earnings messaging create uncertainty. Analysts note timing and policy shifts affecting major lenders and manufacturing concerns amid volatile trading.
Washington Kids Celebrate on White House Lawn
A chaotic parade of children in the White House yard during an August fest. They showered the street with colored eggs and streamers while the Supreme Band played. Weather forecaster warned of a possible temperature drop but remained cheerful as the youngsters continued their celebration.
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Washington
White House
Washingtien
Harding’ Bacikyard
Suirione
Deir Entire
Ivan
Funeral Mass for Sophie Skaff at Cathedral
Funeral services for Sophie Skaff were held at the Cathedral of St Joseph. Father Salmone delivered tributes, praising Skaff as a model of purity and devotion, noting her goals in education, drama, and culture and highlighting Syrian community presence at the service.
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Sophie Skaff
Xonimae Seul
Wis
Cathedral of Joseph
Andy
Skull
le Crean
Salmone
Mss
Skaff
Farher Salone
Tomar
London paper backs US stance on Russia relations
A London newspaper endorses the United States position toward Bolshevik Russia. It cites Secretary of State Hughes and Harding as wary of bolshevik diplomacy, urging cautious opening of relations while warning that eventual collaboration may occur with the Bolsheviks.
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Rondon
Charles J5
Mughes
Hig
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Vacherite
Sevier Russ Poniriats
Ameriga
Harding
Paroled Waukesha Official From Four Year Sentence
Former county treasurer WAUKESHA Maw was paroled by Governor Blaine after serving four years of a seven year sentence for embezzlement tied to a March 28 case. Parole eligibility followed on December 10. The 40-year-old man faced a return of seven years if violations occurred while under parole.
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Oif
Madison
Ter Poul Pressier Counis
Ewibex Groupe
Tisleew
Bhl- Lipsy
Rox
Pan ix
Ane
Yale
Waupull
Naval balloon missing five sailors still seek clues
Officials continued the search for five missing sailors from a naval balloon that vanished on the prior Tuesday. Despite optimism a vessel picked them up, authorities pressed on with the hunt on the fifth day amid uncertain traces and limited leads.
Probe charge of peonage on farm in Georgia
Georgia authorities probe peonage charges against farmer Julia Williams after a Black worker confesses to killing eleven people. Williams and another man were arraigned before a grand jury as bodies were found on the Williams plantation and at a nearby site. Monning led authorities to the remains, with three victims previously slain by the other man to stop testimony against Williams.
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Georgia
Arsper Ewlon
Levuwage
Julia Willams
Tierney
Covernor Norser
Vollowing & Vorener
Naiaine Williams
Lark
Lodax
Monning
Williams Plantaion
Williams
Roof fire damages Raw residence at noon Monday
Fire sparked in the chimney at 109 State Street caused roof damage to the Raw residence. No interior damage reported after firefighters arrived and quickly extinguished the blaze. A second roof fire at the Hart residence, 301 Berlin Street, noon Monday caused little damage.
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Menea
Public Debate apology to Mr Ben Ott in Sunday Tribune
The Sunday Tribune and Louder Press apologize for an unglued attack on Mr Ben Ott in a piece labeled as a communication. The article misrepresented highway policy and attacked Ott, while praising Sopelke-Koll Tug Co and its workers amid wartime hardship. The Tribune seeks Marvel He and family forgiveness from company officers and associates.
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U S Troops Deployed to Calm Occupation Zone Riots
Reports say U S forces moved to quell unrest in central Germany as riots led by communist factions spread from Halle toward Bitterfeld and Eisleben. Fire and rail disruptions followed attacks on banks and telegraph offices. troops surrounded towns, with police chiefs taking command amid ongoing shelling and fear of further strikes.
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Mery” Wits
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Tisleben
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Associated Press
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Synecerhausen
Fisleheu
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German government seeks arbitration on aeronautic dispute
Berlin reports the German government asks arbitration of inter allied aeronautical control commission over whether manufacturers of aeronautical material were aided by German authorities in violating embargo provisions. The government states it will seek arbitration as it contends allies may extend the suspension if necessary.
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Associated Press
Inter-Allied Aeronautical Control Commission
Autorest
Enstante
Coronacligue
Platform Fowler Promises Jobs and Cheaper Living Labor Plan
A Wisconsin candidate campaigns for work for men and lower living costs, opposing gambling and bootlegging. He pledges swift public works to reduce unemployment and support farmers, proposing direct sale of produce to consumers and a statewide meal markets program backed by labor groups and universities.
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Mg. Bowler
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Gimes
Tyuud
Jukakic
Jywier
Ta Crosse
Madison
Payor
Sam Inpater
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