La Crosse Tops as Hottest City in Nation Reported
Weather notes mark La Crosse as the nation’s hottest spot on Sunday with 92 degrees and a record May heat. Forecast calls for generally fair today with possible showers Tuesday and cooler temperatures. river activity and summer openings noted around La Crosse.
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Crosse
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Chicuzo
Omaha
Goathlord
MD Sol
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Simmer
Everune
la Grasse
Uae
SABC
Winona
Sena
Rausax
Weather Record for Far Corner and Vicinity
Weather summary notes generally fair conditions in far regions with possible showers and cooler spells. Wisconsin shows unsettled trends with showers possible tonight and Tuesday, especially in western areas. Minnesota unsettled with possible showers, warmer west portions, and cooler nights. Iowa expects rain or snow tonight with milder highs southeast and colder winds in the west and north.
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Crnsee
Easler
Turseay
U S Outlines Recognition Terms for Obregon Mexico
A memo outlining conditions under which the United States would recognize the Obregon government in Mexico was prepared for President Obregon. It emphasizes safeguards for American and local interests, including revisions to land, subsoil rights, and foreign ownership rules, plus guarantees of fair trials and religious freedom.
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United States
Obregon
Mexico
George T. Summertin
Mexico City
Congress
Senals Foreign Relations Committee
Pbregon
Wll
Benty P. Fletcher
Wader
Wilson
Sonterlin
Bal
Permeinus
Harding
Hughes
Fall
Hoover
Daylight Saving Ordinance Depends on Mayor Bentley
The daylight saving ordinance awaits Mayor Bentley's signature after submission by City Clerk Lisnbaum yodax. With council failing to award the year’s city printing contract to Tribune and Leader-Press, speculation arose about publication of the ordinance, and City Attorney Swennes will rule on publication with Weekly Review if official publication occurs. Alderman Mahoney argued the city’s contract with Weekly Review expired in April and that the city lacks an official pane. the council had not awarded a contract for pruning.
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Lisnbamm Yodax
Summon Council
Mie Tribune
Leader-Press
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Birnbaum Wither
Bentler
Oscar 7
Swennes Gale
Ff W. Mahoney
Congert
Sparta Autoist Crash Damages Home Sunday Night
Gail Jones of Sparta drove into a house near Green Bay railroad trucks Sunday around 1 o clock, splitting radiator and motor damage. Jones escaped unhurt, saying a lantern signal drew his attention too late to prevent the collision.
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Sparta
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Staty Street
Green Bay T Railroad
Tones
Twee
Drive on Druggist Liquor Profiteers Planned by Kramer
Federal prohibition agents will target druggists suspected of adulterating whiskey sold on prescription for sick people, Commissioner Kramer announced. Complaints allege whiskey bought for medical use was diluted with water or prune juice to boost profits. violators could be prosecuted as rectifiers and face revocation of selling permits.
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Albington
Mondas
Balloons Down In National Elimination Race
Several balloons reported down in the national elimination race near Smyrna Tennessee and Carthage Tennessee. Capt Join Berry and the Riverview club of St. Louis are among the crews involved. One balloon landed five miles north of Carthage while others drifted toward Nashville.
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Ecuden
Chamber of Commerce
Birmingham
Nashville
Green Bay Man Killed by Train at Station
Antone J Balza of Green Bay was fatally injured Monday morning when struck by a southbound Chicago and North Western train at the station. An eyewitness said Balza walked into the train’s frame and was hurled onto the platform, suffering a fractured skull.
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Chicago & Northwestern
Hare
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Balea
Citizenship Granted to Sixty Petitioners in Local Court
Sixty petitioners were admitted to citizenship while ten applicants failed their tests in a circuit court session led by Judge Higbee. Examinations were conducted by N. W. Manchey. Notable early voters included Jacob Ferman, 83, from Prussia, and Wer man Woolf, 78, who traced their voting histories to Lincoln and Grant respectively. The class praised the La Crosse Vocational School for citizenship instruction under director John B. Coleman and instructor Greenwald.
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Jacob Ferman
Werman Woolf
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Prussia
Dodge County
la Crosse County
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Third Ward
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la Crosge
Germany
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la Crosse
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Grover Cleveland
Hack Times
Wisconsin
Mantes
Night prowler shot by minister in abortive break in
Andrew Kulick the minister shot the night prowler during an attempted break in at the rectory in Hambacick. Ter John Kovy pastor of St Cyril's Catholic church and three others were allegedly involved. Father Owalsky was not held. The incident followed a threat against Kulick's life.
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John Kovy
St Cyril's Catholic Church
Hambacick
Owalsky
Dutrow
Mick
Silot
Harding urges business basis for government economy
President Harding reiterates aim to place the federal government on a sound business basis, even at the cost of offending politicians. He says reform will be long and requires persistent devotion to the public interest, urging citizen support and inviting suggestions for ways to ease government burdens while preserving essential services.
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York
Harding Sauriday
Incheon
Academy of Political Science
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Congress
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Ceye
Governor Blaine Calls Wisconsin Day Observance
Governor Blaine issues a proclamation urging state observance of Wisconsin Day May 2nd to mark the seventy third anniversary of statehood. He asks schools civic bodies and the press to review the state's history and achievements and honor those who built the state’s prosperity.
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Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
Commonwealth
President Harding attends services for fallen soldiers in Hoboken
President Harding arrives from Washington aboard the Mayflower and heads to Hoboken to attend memorial services for 6,000 war dead. The trip includes a voyage by ferry, a Brooklyn infantry review, and a 125th anniversary banquet for the New York Commercial. Attendees include Mrs Harding and several senators and officials. The ceremony emphasizes national mourning as coffins lie in the army shed on the Hudson.
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Nbth Street
Hoboken
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New York
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Inion
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Academy of Political Science
Brooklyn
Twenty Third Infantry
Grest
Paris
Washington
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Hudson
British to Send Army to Intervene in Silesia
British government plans to deploy troops to Upper Silesia soon to reinforce Allied contingents. Four battalions are expected, with forces possibly drawn from the earlier Upper Silesia garrison, returning to the Rhine after duties. Delegations from France Britain and Italy seek to curb fighting as Germans and Poles clash over control.
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Associated L. Press
Silesia
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Allied High Commission
Italy
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London Times
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Times
Greudler
Germany
Ship Owners Refuse Settlement After Meeting Stand
Ship owners association executive ware committee met Monday and declined to accept a settlement. Secretary Davis intends to pursue an arbitration or strike action.
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