Airship From Chicago Delayed Over Weather Stops In City
An airship from Chicago delivering mall to Chicago La Crosse and Minneapolis was delayed by bad weather. The craft landed in Minneapolis briefly, then La Crosse at 11 39 am where mail handling paused. Officials expect resumption later as plans are adjusted and further weather reports issued.
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Willard Smith Named President of Boys' Society
MadisonWisconsin officers of the Weeonin Older Fors conference were elected Sunday night at their annual meeting after a three day con formation. Millard Selt of Watwatten owes elected president now David Atwood Sr of Madison mentary. Six vice presidents named Ted Segerburg Milwaukee Allen Colburn Jade lade Erwin Laichtfuss Milwaukee Leetor Wolff Fallsboro Donald Mickers Waupao and Robert Gruff Inecerile. The next convention will be held in Milwaukee.
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Millard Selt
Watwatten
David Atword, Sr
Mentary
Ted Segerburg
Miwaukee
Allen Colburn
Jthieelade
Erwin Laichtfuss
Aiwaukee
Leetor Wolff
Fallsboro
Donald Mickers
Waupao
Robert Gruff
Wiweukee
Shipwrecked Swan crew saved by breeches buoy at Duxbury
In Duxbury Massachusetts the mine steamer Swan wrecked on Gurtt sand spit, its 68 crew rescued by life saving crew using breeches-buoy rigging after the vessel drove ashore on Sunday amid heavy seas guided by Captain Jack Glynn and coast guard.
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Weather Record for Pony and Wisconsin Regions
Weather report notes variable conditions with brisk winds and possible rain or snow in the southeast portion. Forecast includes colder temperatures tonight and stronger winds, followed by a shift toward cooler conditions on Monday.
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Munday
Esau
Branting urges slow steps toward world armament cut
In Geneva the Swedish socialist leader Branting says armament abolition cannot be instant. He warns Americans not to expect quick results from the League of Nations assembly while stressing that reductions will lessen war danger. He notes the process is lengthy, requiring negotiation and accommodation across nations. Also reported is a Wisconsin Railroad Commission bid to reopen La Crosse gas rates, issuing an order to show cause why the rate should not be reduced based on company cost claims.
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Armenia
Former Regent of Greece Proposed as Albanian King
Serious consideration is being given Admiral Coundouriocia, former regent of Greece, for the throne of Albania, says Lig DUWwSpR por Emyros.
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Coundouriocia
Albania
Salvation Army Campaign Begins in La Crosse
Local women organize a Salvation Army drive to raise 7500 for a maternity home. Campaign targets business districts Wednesday canvassing with a strong committee chaired by Felber and support from Mrs. Bayer and Mrs. Rubinson. Multiple local volunteers listed to lead soliciting on Main Street and surrounding blocks.
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Final Draft For Permanent League Body Approved
The League of Nations council approved the final drafts for a permanent commissions body to oversee mandate administration. It plans five non mandatory and four mandatory seats chosen by the council, with annual meetings in Geneva. Debate over admitting Austria Bulgaria and new states from old Russian territory continued amid broader talks on disarmament and regional security.
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Lang gets stay of sentence new trial sought in Wisconsin
Frank Lang, convicted of second degree murder in Elling of Charles Pacini, secured a 30 day continuance. Judge Junge Belden granted a new trial motion by defense attorneys and set a date for review, with potential sentencing on a longer term if the appeal is rejected. New evidence affidavit and alleged errors were cited as grounds.
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Pho
Wilson Plans Washington Home After March Fourth
President Wilson will make his home in Washington after March 4 and devote time to writing. Secretary Joseph P. Tumulty plans to stay in Washington and author books about Wilson. Tumulty has been offered a seat on the customs court of appeals but has not decided.
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Customs Court of Appeals
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Storm warnings hoisted for Great Lakes region
The weather bureau ordered storm warnings over Lakes Superior Michigan and Huron at 1040 hours. A northeast gale will sweep Lake Superior Monday and a southeast gale over Lakes Michigan and Huron, with snow and rain. The storm moves east from central Missouri then northeast over the lakes, intensifying tonight. Winds rise to gale force into Monday night and Tuesday. all Great Lakes shipping is cautioned.
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Prairie du Chien Man Appointed Chief Rail Examiner
Madison Wis Judge A H Long of Prairie du Chien was appointed Monday as chief law examiner for the state railroad commission He is one of the region’s best known figures and will take over duties next Monday replacing Ray Clarke who resigned to join the Interstate Commerce Commission in Washington
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A. H Long
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Castle Case Set for Tuesday Circuit Court Trial
The case of A M Castle, head of Castle Engineering, charged with obtaining money under false pretenses, will be called for trial Tuesday afternoon in circuit court. A venue change has been requested by the defense, with Tudge Tames Wickham of Eau Clive involved in the proceedings.
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Ther Cuse
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Eau Clive
Guards Find Wreckage of Lost Barge
ASTORIA Ore The steamer Santa Rita and the coast guard cutter Snohomish found wreckage of the barge Pirri on the beach near Cape Johnson after a wire from North Head Monday. High seas kept boats from reaching shore. Twenty three persons were aboard the Pirri when she was last seen.
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Labor plans in Wisconsin push unemployment insurance reform
Organized Labor in Wisconsin marshals forces to push for unemployment insurance and worker welfare bills as the state legislature nears January session. RG Knutson reports from Milwaukee on a three day federation meeting outlining a plan including unemployment insurance funding, cooperative marketing, and extended worker compensation with higher death benefits. Additional measures include revamping workmen's compensation and tax arrangements to reduce unemployment risks.
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RG. Knutson
Trades and Labor Council
Milwaukee
State Federation of Dahor
Five Arrests Tied to Outbreak in Liverpool Fires
London reports say gunmen from America appeared in Londonderry and Dublin amid incendiary dock fires in Liverpool. Home Secretary Shortt blamed organized Sinn Fein involvement. Five men arrested. police detail shootout and arson materials found. sentiments of broader incursions noted in Liverpool and London suburbs.
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House of Commons
Liverpool
Sinn Fein
Home Secretary
Ivprpool
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Sone
Finsbury
Londo Bridge
Wil Miss Robinson
Eobinson
Vie Robinson
Mrs Helen Biesen Sentenced in Adultery Case
Mrs Helen Biesen was sentenced to two years in the state prison on adultery charges. She was taken to Waupun Prison Sunday night by Sheriff Lond. The case stems from the murder of her husband by John Beier, who is serving life in Waupun.
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Waupun Prison
Waupun
Lond
John Beier
Senate to Investigate Cable Landings in U S
The Senate will probe cable landings in the United States and the dispute between Western Union Telegraph and the state. Senator Kellogg said the inquiry ties to his bill to empower the state to regulate cable connections here. He has asked Western Union president Newsom Carlton and other firms to send reps to the hearing. State department officials will be invited.
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Western Union
Washington
United States
Western Trion Telepraph Company
Welles
Repub Lien
Minnesota
Kellogg
Shire Department
Newsomb Carlton
Western Trion
State Department
Milk sells at 10 cents a quart in Green Bay
Crowds gather before daylight as Green Bay opens election booths for the Brown County Equity Milk exchange. Women, men, and children bring buckets and pitchers to buy milk at 10 cents a quart, two cents cheaper than previously sold by other sellers. The initiative began Monday, transforming the local market.
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Brown County Equity Milk Exchange
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