Charity Ball Delights with Charity Hospital Event
A Friday Charity Ball at Jan Crosse Hospital operAtion showcased living pictures and a music program led by Grant Molenduel and Tow Ryan. Dignitaries and guests wore gala attire as the ball raised funds for maintenance, with a lengthy, ornate description of decorations, performances, and the festive atmosphere.
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Iby
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Prussia
Delon
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Aesie
Mary Chasles
Elaleman
Jefe Wersen
Vk Te Me Empugitl
Bree Py Tisear
Wel
Wisconsin Governor Proclaims Thanksgiving Day
Governor Philip of Wisconsin issues a Thanksgiving proclamation praising harvest abundance and national recovery after the war. He urges charity to those abroad and calls for nationwide worship and gratitude, setting Thursday, November 25, as Thanksgiving Day at the state capitol in Madison.
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Vmanuel Ly. Philipp
Wisconsin
United States of America
Madison
World Police Force Urged and Greek Army Names
The Belgian League delegate urged the establishment of a world police force while reports say Prince Andre, brother of former King Constantine, may take command of the Greek army. About 100 German trained Greek officers face charges over military actions in Crete as cabinet papers reveal grave controversies. Attempts are underway to curb sporadic firearm use in the city as the government responds to security tensions.
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World Disarmament Debate Opens at League Assembly
At Geneva the assembly heard President-elect Harding’s hopes for U S entry into the League of Nations and debates on disarmament. Belgian senator Wenn Tat Wontsine urged a universal international force with global staff while warning the time for disarmament is not yet ripe. Dutch foreign minister Van Karnebeck proposed revising the covenant to govern treaty registration and ensure binding pacts.
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Associated Press
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H. A. van ‘Karnebeck
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Sky
Daring Girl Rider Wins High Honors at New York Show
Becky Lanier, fourteen, tours Madison Square Garden as a standout equestrian, securing multiple prizes and fifty ribbons this meet. Her Greenwich, Connecticut, father Charles Lanier, a hounds follower, recalls her early knack for ponies from age five, riding bareback and stealing into fields.
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Xeb
Becky Lanter
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Charles Dr. Lanier
Hounds
Greenwich
Conn
Becky
Aord
Madison High School Eyes Oshkosh For Championship
Oshkosh Wisconsin hosts a big Wisconsin high school football championship clash between Oshkosh and Madison with other contenders for the title. Madison arrived early Saturday to compete amid betting interest and local excitement at the fair grounds.
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Madison High School
Oshkosh
Wis
Wisconsin
Madison
Madigan
Esteemed Wisconsin Trial Lawyer G L Hood Dies
G L Hood a famed Wisconsin trial lawyer and orator died Friday after a long illness at a local hospital. He practiced in La Crosse after the Civil War and was known as a keen reader and hard to beat in court. He retired three years ago and leaves a widow, a daughter Camm, and Thurman Hood. His funeral will be held Sunday at Dover Undertaking with interment in Oak Grove cemetery.
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Hood
la Crosse
Binghamton
N.X
Oak Grove Cemetery
Toxph Wn. Losey
Saldio
Toad
Dover
Northwestern Must Bear Expense of Viaduct in Wausau
Madison Wis The railroad commission orders the Chicago Northwestern railroad to reconstruct the viaduct at Grand avenue in Wausau at its own expense before October 1 1921. It also orders the Chicago St Paul Minneapolis & Omaha railroad to reconstruct the subways under its lines in Superior with the city to bear half the expense and the railroad the other half.
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Chicago &,Northwestern
Grand Avenue
Wausau
Chicago, St. Paul
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Bread prices fall as women bake their own loaf
In Toledo O four, a campaign by the Goosewives group began a week ago. Members learned to bake their own bread, and officials announce a reduction from a prior price to new lower cents per loaf. The move reflects community effort to cut costs as women take up home baking.
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Toledo
County budget eyed at 1926-27 totals and levies
The Board of Supervisors reworked the county budget with a total property tax of 277,840.08 and expenditures of 553,723.83 for 1926-27. Special highway levies were set for Campbell 1,500 and other towns, plus 2,000 for the county superintendent of schools and 100 for the common school fund. The board adjourned to December 30 after a meeting that also discussed deputy clerk pay and various county expenses.
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Greenfield
Hamilton
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Pale Ma
Sean Nate
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Teank
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Smith-Hughes
Hedera
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Isvedene
Gommeretal Advearnimentat
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Conney
Hoy
Tokal
Bersuo
Laasernie S
Prenen
Agricultural School Board
Sommon
Murderer Beier and lover in court declare deep affection
John Beier began life imprisonment at Waupun after a dramatic guilty plea for murder of Nick Biesen. His partner Helen Biesen faced the same charge but offered a confession of shared guilt, while her lover claimed she bore no blame. The court heard a sensational open confession as Beier accepted full responsibility but his attorney argued youth and shared fault.
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Helen Biesen
Nick Biesen
Beier
Waupun
Bigbec
Schubert
Biesen
Sie
Vna Guyadary
Batt Liier
Beier Statement On Murder Of Nick Birsch
John Beier's stenographic statement details a domestic dispute ending in homicide. He describes plotting to kill his wife, then shooting Birsch with a revolver, and again with a shotgun after an altercation. Judge Higbee urged Beier to reveal the full facts.
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Nick Birsch
Higbee
Beier
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Ernie Stein Recovering After Minnesota Accident
Ernie Stein, monument setter for Le Crosse Monument Co, regained consciousness Saturday morning after an accident near a Minnesota village. He was thrown from a car on a sharp turn while traveling with a group and was found several hours later unconscious, then transported to Zumbrota for medical care. Doctors expect a full recovery with rest.
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le Crosse Monument Company
Aumnbrota
Minnt
P. G. Zeisler
Monument Campany
Mr. Stein
Seisler
Zumbrota
Stein
Mrr. Stein
New York Curb Market Likely to Remain a Fixture
The New York Curb Market may stay in the financial district despite the Curb Market association voting to move indoors. About 200 dissenters are forming a new curb group, aiming to keep the outdoor spectacle alive with curb representatives signaling orders to nearby offices.
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New York
WEW
York
Wilson Walks Without Cane For First Time In Months
Washington reports President Wilson can walk without a cane at the White House. Officials say he uses a wheelchair only for occasional relaxation and health shows improvement enough to address Congress in person when it convenes next month, though no firm plan has been made.
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Washington
Wilson
White House
White ‘House
Congress
City Council Meeting Scheduled Saturday Night
The adjourned November 12 meeting will be held Saturday night at the council chambers in City Hall. The city budget adoption will be the main item on the agenda as announced by the city clerk.
Child questions mother’s trial date in court
Spectators left the courtroom as Gertrude Bieser, a four year old, asked lawyer A A Schubert when her mother would be tried. The attorney said next week, but could not give an exact day or time over the phone. The child insisted she only wanted to know where and how long the process would take and did not want to say goodbye.
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Ute
Baden
Gertrude Biexen
Mes. Bieser
A.A. Schubert
Joh Beier
Ste
No Real Murder Mentioned in Obscure Court Transcript
A fragmentary OCR passage centers on a young man influenced by a woman and his attempt to align with her, despite paternal and friend advice. The text notes a sudden threat from the woman’s husband and a judge’s moralizing remark, with court witnesses and sobbing inmates implied but details are unclear.
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