Roach Held For Trial At Hearing Today
A Wisconsin court held Roach on a charge after testimony claiming a child was not harmed in an assault. Prosecution witnesses described events near Vink Wis as the hearing proceeded with deputies and a sheriff overseeing security. The defendant faces bond set at 8,000 dollars as the case advances toward trial in Newnhay.
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Kelson Submits Lowest Bid for New Hogan School
The board opened bids for the Kor Bin school building at 18th and Wine. Bids from Peter Nelson NAS Western Construction Co and others were read, with Kelson offering the lowest sum and the public works meeting held to review the offers.
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Theisle
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SORT
Agi
BJ Sehvealbe and Son
Earth tremors hit northern Italy with reported damage
Mobile and street upheaval reported across northern Italy as tremors shake settlements according to Genial News. Homes and property damage noted while residents seek safety, officials coordinate assessments and relief.
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Italy
Tondus
Rome
Weather record for Wisconsin readers
Weather summary notes a moderate high and low temperatures across Wisconsin with forecasts for Saturday and Sunday. Mentions fair tonight and cooler conditions in western parts. Provides partial dates and readings from a historic weather bulletin.
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Sheler
Wisconsin Gains One Seat Unless Congress Changes Basis
The census indicates a 105,683,198 U.S. population with net growth shifting political power westward and southward. If apportionment rises with population, fifty new seats would be added to the House, redistributing reps among California, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Illinois, Texas and others, while Missouri would lose seats under some scenarios. The shift favors Pacific coast and Rocky Mountain states, with urban centers gaining influence though overall farm-to-city migration moderates wholesale gains in large blocs.
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District Attorney to Seek Indictments Over Coal Shortage
Chicago prosecutors plan grand jury indictments against coal brokers blamed for fueling a winter price spike. An investigation found brokers chain selling coal with multiple middlemen extracting profits, with mine price around 4.05 dollars per ton F.O.B. and Chicago sales reaching 13 dollars. Messages to the White House and interstate commission discussed coal control, but no controller named yet.
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Olina
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Explosion Stirs Newark Area. Officials Fail To Locate Source
Newark and Jersey City ringed by a loud blast as police and county officials search for the source. Despite canvassing major powder plants and the government arsenal at Bartin no information found. Authorities suspect a distant blast from a quartzy district nearby, with investigations continuing through the day. A separate sale reports Sheridan horse shoe bringing price at auction led by Charlie F. Gunther collection.
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Fire destroys Northern hotel in Amioelantuer Wis
A blaze started in the Northern hotel at Monleoa a town of about 400 people four miles south of there. It spread to other business buildings and the town was warned. A special train load of firefighting apparatus was sent from Amioelantuer and a call for aid was dispatched to Antto.
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Monleoa
Anttso
Memorial Day Observed For U S Soldier Dead
President Wilson proclaims Sunday November 14 as a memorial day to honor American soldiers sailors and Marines who died in World War I. He calls for display of the flag at public buildings and naval posts and requests suitable services nationwide to remember heroic sacrifices and seek consolation as the nation marks the armistice anniversary.
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Wilson
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Peare
Peace With Poland Drives Wrangel Troops East
Washington reports the Soviet executive committee seeks a wide peace with Poland to redeploy forces from General Wrangel in the Caucasus and retain lands by the southern front. The September 14 meeting notes Trotzky is the militaristic figure while Lenin leans toward industry.
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U S Farm Bureau Predicts Record World Crops
Washington reports United States Department of Agriculture figures showing higher crop yields worldwide in 1920. Northern hemisphere wheat output reached 1,046,670,000 bushels, about 201.6 percent of the five year average, while southern hemisphere wheat area planted was 68,384,000 acres, at 128.4 percent of last year.
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United States
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Hull certifies state ticket to Bert A Jolivette
County clerk serk A Jolivette today intercepts the candidates for grate offices and presidential electors. The list certified by Secretary of State Martin Full includes James Thompson of La Crosse as an independent candidate for TL senator and I G Knutson as an independent candidate for state senator on the ticket.
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la Crosse
I. G. Knutson
Arrest Pair of Nation's Most Dangerous Reds
Federal agents arrested two men connected to a Russian anarchist group in a raid on their city quarters. Documents and pamphlets advocating armed revolution were found, with one man linked to a unionist flyer calling uprisings to overthrow the US government. Probing arrests of six other radicals in St. Paul and Milwaukee were announced.
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Milwaukee
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West Favours League of Nations Claims Roosevelts Route
Roosevelt resting on the Denver to Des Moines train en route to a campaign speech. He has traveled since August 10 through about thirty states delivering pro league remarks. He cites growing support in the West for joining forty nations in civilization and warns Republicans to back the Democracies ticket to end war.
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Milwaukee burglar gets twenty year sentence in two counts
Milwaukee Wis Oct 87 Eric Lundblad 30 of Worcester Mass pleaded guilty to two burglaries and was sentenced by Municipal Judge A C Backus to twenty years. Backus described him as the screen burglar who had terrorized Milwaukee with midnight raids over weeks. Lundblad denied other convictions. Monroe Democrats elect Sparta chairman and form committees as campaigns loom.
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Population drift from country to city in 1920 census
Washington, Oct. 8 Following are the 1920 census rates for various states according to their present rabb. The figures for 1940 and the standing of the state at that time also are shown.
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Census U6 shows a 4.9 percent gain and farm numbers rise
The 1920 U S population reached 100 3108 by the census bureau with 44 0 percent since 1910. U S farms increased 1 5 percent while Wisconsin gained 12069 farms though some best farm states showed declines.
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Wisconsin
Census Trends Signal Shift to City Living in 1920
A cityward population shift outlined by Director Rogers in the census report shows more than half of America's 105 million people now reside in urban areas of 2,500 or more. Rural areas fall to 48.1 percent, with metro growth and declines described across farm and town classifications.
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Jand
Middle West
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Hingju
City council to vote on Hogan School construction bids
Tonight the council prepares to award a contract for Mic Hogan School construction under the event bond issue. Bids are to be compared, with the fall term opening in September as the target. The Hogan site will replace the destroyed building and a new wing will be moved to Washburn to house pupils during construction. Final readings and committee referrals precede possible November vote. Municipal league convention arrangements will be finalized for next week with 200 officials expected.
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Hogan School
Washburn
Germany asks for definite reparations sum in Paris talks
Paris, Oct. Germany has urged naming a definite sum of reparations and a new Berlin proposal was brought to Paris by ambassador Charles Laurent Frénett. The French government reviewed the latest German proposals and stated negotiations between Germany and France on reparations are ongoing with a decision expected within a few days.
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