Allies give Germany 10 days to surrender conviction
A fragmented report details a high court ruling involving Newberry et al and alleged violations of the corrupt practices act. Dissenting opinions by Justices White and McReynolds question Congress authority over election regulation, signaling debate over federal versus state control of senatorial elections and the constitutional scope of political process.
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Druba Aus
Peer
Arcerimiens Cannon
Atten Tiett
Home Rule Inaugurated In Ireland
Ireland prepares for the new home rule act its inauguration marks the end of the union 120 years of Westminster rule Lord Talbot to be sworn as the first Catholic Lord Lieutenant in recent times amid guarded ceremony The Unionist Irish Times notes limited public enthusiasm while acknowledging self government gains Proclamations will summon parliaments for North and South Ireland counting officers set in motion later events
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Lord Talbot
Irish Times
Dubelin Castle
North
South Ireland
Wells
Prominent Citizen of La Grosse Dies on Sunday Morning
Prominent La Grosse resident Prink Strupp died Sunday morning after a short illness with pneumonia. Born in Nowland Austria in 1855 he came to the United States at age seven and lived near Co on Valley and St Joseph's Ridge. He was retired from cheese manufacturing and long active in local life with four children and a brother surviving. Funeral will be conducted by the Knights of Columbus from St Joseph's Cathedral at 10 o'clock Wednesday morning.
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TT Cass
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Strapp
Mary Ropsler
Wilhy
William Strapp
Coon Valley
Buscard Schaums
Josephine
Anna Sidi
Evan Shanper
Joseph Strupp
Dakota
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Vaneral
Knights of Columbus
St. Joseph's Cathedral
1500 Livestock Handlers Strike at Chicago Yards
Reported strike by 1500 livestock handlers at Chicago yards threatens packing industry disruption. Grievances center on pay and conditions. workers warn more may join, with 2500 noted elsewhere. Officials consider concessions but note broader potential effects on rail shipments and stockyard operations.
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Chicago
Justice of Badger Supreme Court Dies in Milwaukee
Justice Tudge Modge of the Wisconsin Supreme Court died at Riverside Sanitarium Clonday after several months illness. He had long served in state government and law, including time in the Wisconsin Assembly and as a prominent judge. Born October 25, 1864, he helped shape Wisconsin law since 1878.
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Wis
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Dede
Riverside
Clonday
Severa
Tudge
Deng
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Justin Dodge
Westlambridge
Anington
Fass
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Racine
Auto driven by boy kills baby in Haracine Wisconsin
A three year old child died after being struck by a car driven by Hobart M A on a Sunday night in Haracine Wisconsin. The fatal crash occurred when the child was in the roadway and the vehicle struck the infant, investigations pending.
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Haracine
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Local Resident Frank Strupp Dies Suddenly
Frank Strupp, a well known local resident, died suddenly on Sunday. He was widely recognized in the community and had long been a familiar figure in local affairs. The death prompts condolences from neighbors and acquaintances.
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Frank, Strupp
Initiation Ceremony Ends as Knights of Columbus Banquet
More than 600 Knights of Columbus completed a two day initiation with a banquet at Yeomen hall. Local and visiting members from Arcadia Caledonia Womah Sparta Prairie du Chien and others attended. Father Murphy spoke on lay duties to church and order while speakers addressed Catholic responsibilities and unity.
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la Crosse Council
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Gomachl
Cathedral of St Joseph
Pathor Anprose Murphy
Saul Mureau
Willa Mossiter
FL. Webers
Father Murphy
Catholic Church
Wisconsin Veterans Drum Corps to play for Harding in July
The Wisconsin Veterans Drum Corps began a country tour Monday with a Madison stop. The itinerary includes Chicago, South Bend, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, and Washington. They will perform before President Harding at the capital in July. Two masked bandits robbed stock broker Robert D. Graham of 35,000 in bonds Monday, after taking 47,500 in oil stocks and returning the rest.
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Robert D. Graham
Gold Discovered on Ontario Farm
Ottawa report details a gold find on a Cam Was a faba fortystive site in Ontario. The note mentions a stake near 5,000 sures and a farm location with a small team surveying the area for further assay.
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Ottawa
General strike of printers averted as demand met
Broad action by International Typographical Union members was avoided as employers agreed to 44 hour week terms in many cities while isolated strikes pressed in newspapers and job printing shops. Reports from Chicago New York Toronto and other locales noted 40 to 44 hour shifts with some wage adjustments and arbitration discussions ongoing.
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Allied ultimatum demands flat yes on reparations
Germany must answer yes or no to allied reparations terms by May 12 or face penalties including possible military and naval action. The plan, approved by the supreme council, calls for German guarantees, and potential occupation of the Ruhr, with France prepared to move if Germany defaults.
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Supreme Council
Reparations Commission
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Goring
Gormiuny
Iin Supreme Condeil
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Lord Curzon
Briend
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al. Jaspar
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Incomplete Bulletin From Washington Sparks Sparse Detail
Early bulletin from Washington shows minimal initial information with key details withheld. Report notes an inquiry or comment by a supreme authority but offers no specifics, leaving major elements uncertain.
Allied Council Restrains France Bill Increases German War
The allied supreme council in London debates reparations with France delaying Ruhr action. Germany faces a 132 billion gold mark bill, with ultimatum terms to accept or face potential naval pressure. Britain backs delay, while Briand demands full German acceptance of figures and payment modalities.
Britain to Back French Naval Demonstration in Reparations Crisis
Paris dispatch reports Britain will back a French move by naval demonstration if Germany fails to yield on reparations. The plan would likely unfold in the North Sea, with France mobilizing troops and preparing occupation actions in the Ruhr and Rhineland regions if Germany does not meet the reparations Commission's decisions. An imminent 150000-man mobilization is anticipated as officials remain hopeful Germany will guarantee payments.
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North Sea
Paris
Ars
Ryar
Ruhr
Trultr
Moye
Ity
Lyons
Steel Trust Heads Confer On Wage Revision Plan
Presidents of United States Steel subsidiary companies meet in New York to discuss a wage revision plan. Details remain tentative as discussions continue among corporate leaders and labor representatives.
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Steel Trust
New. Lork
United States Steel Corporaator
Toca
Ronilay
Chistirmi
Await Ship Owners' Acceptance of U S Mediation Offer
Ashington officials said they expect ship owners to accept the U S mediation proposal as sailors and marine workers await word. President Harding delegated the dispute to Secretaries Davis and Hooper, with wage issues and ship ownership to be reviewed by a government board. Union leaders warned of potential walkouts if terms are not agreed.
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