Bishop McGavick Named for La Crosse See by Rome
The Rt Rev Alexander J McGavick auxiliary bishop of Chicago is chosen to lead the La Crosse Diocese in a sudden papal consistory. Born in Fox Lake Illinois in 1837 he was ordained in 1857 and has served as pastor at All Saints and St Johns. Word reached La Crosse Monday via the La Tribune and Leader Press.
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Morrison Pays Fine in Police Court
Morrison paid a fine of 102.50 in police court. Other fines were handed to Acide Bokke for a separate liquor charge, and Meyers paid 50 for a street offense. Don Anderson paid 7.40 in fees.
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Rail Rates Cut Ordered by Federal Commission Dec 27
The Interstate Commerce Commission directs railroads to reduce freight rates by ten percent on grain and related agricultural products, with the change taking effect December 27. The ruling covers lines from the Mississippi Valley to the Pacific coast, and applies to grain shipments moving between key western and southern hubs, while noting regional variances and compliance deadlines.
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Baby Struck by Brother in Wisconsin Fatality
A confused early report describes a baby fatally struck in what appears to be a domestic accident in Wisconsin. The fragmentary text mentions a brother and a fatal injury, with unclear names and locations due to OCR errors. Further verification needed for precise details and authorities.
Deer Hunters Return Home With Their Game
Deer hunters arriving home with their game are described, with fragmented names and locations noted. The report mentions specific individuals and a journey back after a hunting trip, with references to towns and roads. The readable text hints at travel times and distances covered by the returning hunters.
County Treasurer Lunde Reports 1921 Finances Amid Overdraft
Salement shows cash balance of 27 190 on November 1 and total year receipts of 1 asdisbursements 1 081 804 with overdraft. Agriculture School report notes overdraft of 7t72 02 due to awaited state aid of 0 000. principal H ates to request 10 000 from county for next year.
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Red Cross Drive Nears Close in Final Push
The Red Cross membership tally stands around 2600 with reports still coming in from many workers as the annual drive winds down. Chairman W I Ros sitor said canvassing continues in factories and business houses where progress has been slow, with hopes of reaching an additional 500 members.
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Dietz Sues State for False Imprisonment Damages
The plaintiff Dietz sues the State alleging false imprisonment and seeks 85,000. The case notes a pending appeal, with references to related parties and a press deadline. Additional context mentions pardon, county and city officials, and prior proceedings.
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Milwaukee Judge to Hold Court Here Week of Nov 28
A Milwaukee judge will preside in the city during the week of November 28. The court session will cover various matters including Irene Millon and Vic Maile cases, with Details of scheduling and locations noted for Monday through next week.
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One Man Killed in Resumption of Rigs in Belfast
A fragmented report notes a fatal incident during resumed rig work in Belfast. State actions unclear as details are partially legible, mentioning injuries to others and disturbances. An auto association meeting in Michigan appears in another segment with mentions of executives and club activities.
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Hughes and Briand pledge will to peace with France
Secretary Hughes told Premier Briand that no moral isolation exists for defenders of liberty and justice. He praised France for sacrifices to liberty, stressed that peace requires secure institutions, and said the United States will show sympathy and support while seeking a global security that armies cannot guarantee.
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Pacific conference outlines arms cuts and China trade hopes
The armament talk at the Monday conference centers on a possible U S pledge to oppose aggression in Europe and a potential U S offer to reduce Chinese extraterritorial rights and tariff privileges. The discussion links French security with possible land armament cuts and hints at broader US diplomacy to stabilize Asia and ease debt pressures.
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Milwaukee Invites FoCh Visit City Amid Turbulent Ties
Fragmentary wires report Milwaukee extends invitation to FoCh to visit the city as officials seek to ease strained relations. The garbled text notes a Washington and state connection, with mention of a marshal and awaiting further details.
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France Denies Aggressive Intentions At Armament Talks
At the Washington armament conference Premier Briand declared France will not pursue aggression and urged disarmament. He warned of German secrecy and mobilization, citing 40,000 troops in Silesia and potential Bolshevik influence in Russia. Briand supported France cutting service to one year and halving army size, while Britain and Italy signaled backing.
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