POWERS AGREE TO WITHDRAW COURTS IN CHINA
A wartime hero, Colonel Whittlesey, known for bravery at Argonne, vanished at sea aboard the steamship Tal a and was reported missing from New York. Relatives and friends describe his sacrifice and memory, noting his duty to widows and the helpless, while his uncle and associates recall his leadership and insistence on honor after years of war.
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China
York
America
Leeutienwirch
Olouedl
Charles
W. Whur
Tavary
Prestong
Elos
Colonel Whittlesey
Raunec
Iist
Washington
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Ambori¢a
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Whittlesey
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New York
Rlington
Obi
Pruwn
Wisin Xey
Biw Purine
Whittinses
Argonne
Craig sees harmony possible in Ireland in future
A brief Reuters style note suggests Craig foresees possible harmony in Ireland someday as two governments may come together of their own free will, reflecting cautious optimism amid truce tensions in London.
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Craig
Ireland
Caetr
James Craig
Aslee
Prt- Ibhed
Daily
Sirrer
Lister
James
Christmas Lights Open Friday Night in La Crosse
A lengthy frontier style dispatch notes Christmas openings and street lighting in La Crosse with plans for a Friday event. Santa Claus visits and local merchants prepare elaborate decorations while forecasts mention political talk on Irish settlement and Sinn Fein, blending civic festivity with international news.
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la Crosse
Main Street
Burch Jury Expected to Finish Today in Los Angeles
The seventh day of Arthur C. Burch trial for first degree murder of J. Betton Kennedy saw prosecutors and defense counsel hopeful that jury deliberations and testimony would conclude soon after a tense courtroom session. Jurors were reported to be exhausted but attentive as proceedings continued despite delays.
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Burch
Los Angeles
Caitti
Arthur C. Burch
J. Betton Kennedy
Proseres
Abiuirbeys
Proserion
Deve
Urd Wunall
Voilen to Establish Zion Headquarters in Madison
Wilbur Glenn Voilen, head of Zion City, announces plans to set up Zion headquarters in Madison Wisconsin. A temple building will host regular gatherings as he sends several apostles to conduct services and spread his movement across the state.
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Madison
Wis
Seeind Ziem
Wilbur Glenn Voilen
Zion City
Bompore Arty
Wrachi
Wiscons
Sparta resident pays fine in police court
William Potter of Sparta was fined 52.50 in police court after a driving incident. The case involved a collision with another vehicle driven by Willems on a street. no injuries were reported.
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Sparta
William Potter
Sparts
Tunsdas
Oll
Wits U
Nave
Willems
Blaine Seeks Navy Help on Marine Guard
Madison Wis Requisition asks the secretary of the navy to authorize trial of Marine guard who married in Deperc Wis. Later to Comma were Sigurd Taasia Vartney General Moreen and ciggy corour Glaine.
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Blaine
NAVY
Marine Guard
Madison
Wis
Puardd
Merriiy Sintanmin
Sigurd Taasia
Vartney
Moreen
Ciggy Éoruor Glaine
Road Report and Funeral Overlap at Supervisors Meeting
Supervisors discussed the road budget and appointed a committee to attend the Nelson funeral. The board adjourned as several members planned to attend J N Nelson of Tolinen's funeral, former county dry board member, after a tense session on road work, emergency measures, and building space plans.
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State Road Committee
Nelson
Suesday
Litverloek
J. XN
Tlolinen
Éoumdry
Lis Lunes Avis
New Tuest Hulmen
Welson
Davis Alee
Irene
Markle
Stettingil
Dbthigil
Fermi
Ash
Mike
Cuurbhongse Ag
Onder
Che Corumoir
Crow Indians Christen Chief of Chiefs Foch in Billings
Crow Indians at the Indian reservation near Billings held a native naming ceremony for Foch who received the title Chief of Chiefs. The name means Chief of Chiefs and honors the Wrench Lh Chief Meunty Coups of the Adriszie. Marshal was present and participated in the ceremony despite rain.
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Billings
Old Style Inn Robber Sentenced Five Years By Judge Fritz
A man known as Henry Jesus Wo Ths was sentenced to five years in the state prison Tuesday morning in Mileaulive. The suspect, later identified as Roy Hart Cesar, admitted stealing about 1440 and various acts tied to the robbery at the Old Style Inn on Fyong street. The court noted the defendant’s uncertain identity and history, including time tied to Bilbiugs in 1916, and he has spent time wandering and seeking liquor before his arrest and conviction.
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Balelig
Fyong
Vas Juny
Siva Yea
S ‘x
Puesday
Frirg
Mileaulive
Sittin Court
Fudge Iz
Gonsin Stis
Roy Hart
Henry Jesus
Cesar
Te Soto
Burlingten
Irvin
Sempre
Wien
Bilbiugs
Deer
Vonviers
Uberty
U.S. Presses Harding World Pact Plan
President Harding intends to push a plan for a world pact after current conferences, aiming for a future agreement. Officials say the talks should not trigger broader entanglements and that no immediate formal commitments will be made.
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U.S
Harding
Coach Richards to resign at University of Wisconsin
Reports from Ma nson Wisconsin indicate coach T R Richards who has served four years as athletic director intends to resign. A player committee led by Captain Guy Sundt and others prepared to present the move to EF Itones, director of athletics, as university officials seek to resolve internal friction cited as the reason for the quitting. Details remain uncertain though ticket issues for the Chicago Wisconsin game are linked to the action.
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Mainson
Wis
T. R. Richards
Footill
University of Wisconsin
Seorhull
Guy Sundt
Crostagebell
Rolland Willens
Apinselost
Tames Brader
Sceorge Rimes
Stevens Copidry
Richards Am
A M Murphy Returns From Public Health Meeting
A M Murphy city health officer and La Crosse delegate returned from a two day annual public health meeting in New York City. He spoke of lectures by leading figures in public health and noted Steven Smith, aged 20, delivered a long reading on the association’s history.
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Ajm. Murphy
la Crosse
New York City
M. Murphy
Steven Smith
Simms SAYS: Chinese postwar aims in Asia prompt debate
Simms argues about China and Japan in the Far East crisis. He warns that Chinese resistance to concessions over Shantung and foreign concessions will shape postwar settlement. The piece discusses who controls Shantung and the broader balance of power as Japan presses its demands.
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Mes
Senes
Fuckiermart
Ubina
Tokyo
Nantuns
China
Bed
Hospital Update On Zibe Family And Birth At Ta Grosse
The Zibe family at Ta Grosse Hospital reports all members doing well after Mr GJ Zibe Wight of the Western Union Telegraph moved his family there for seven weeks following an appendectomy. Mrs BE Tl Aube remains in La Crosse Hospital. A daughter was born this morning to Moller Taber.
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Linn
Bat Coleone
Whittleseys
Lel
Het
America
United States
Christos
Gominéren
Granny
Shin
la Crosse
Santa Claus
Ta Crossan
Ta Cros
Lan Craise
Nut
Homma
Disyis
Win Alsie
Lowris
Holland
Keppel
Bern
Davis
Tolland
Fletcher
GJ. Zibe
Western Union Telegraph Company
BE. Tl. Aube
la Crosse Hospital
Final Meet of Experts Delayed at Nonstandard Version
The nine power conference on the Pacific debate includes shantung and Manchuria issues. Delegates discuss Chinese rights and withdrawal of foreign troops while Japan and China debate causes for troop presence and international commission remedies.
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Associated Press
Nine
Pacific
China
Suly
Chine
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