Address by Wilson on peace mission text released
The article reports on a lengthy address by Wilson related to the U.S. Peace Mission, detailing stenographic notes, republic Speer’s remarks, and references to Serb matters. It notes the president’s position on Serbian questions, congressional responses, and a December timing context. The piece includes notes about a White House transcript and a parallel column for comparison.
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Wilson
U.S
Miso
Wisconsin joins fight over right to fix rail rates
In Washington on October 11 the interstate commerce commission heard the New York railroads seek to compel a state public service panel to allow a passenger fare increase. A brief by John E. Benton argued the move would strip states of authority to judge reasonableness of state traffic rates, with Illinois Iowa Michigan Minnesota and Wisconsin among those filing.
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Ashington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Railroads of
New York
State Public Service Commission
John E. Benton
National Roadway and Utilities Commissioners
Illinois
Iowa
Michigan
Minnesota
Wisconsin
New Street Traffic Rules Outlined by Electric Railways
A proposed street traffic reform from the Electric Railways includes pedestrians facing restricted crossing, children restricted to designated paving times, vehicles at risk of penalties for noisy tires, and officers signaling safe passage. The plan also covers scheduled aerial mail delivery starting Tuesday with three new planes linking Chicago Lacrosse Minneapolis.
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Electric Railways
Atlantic Cuty
Leekly Railway Association
The
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Minneapolis
Bane
Chicago
Ly la
Sr. Towle
Firplane
Chisago
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Isa Mall
Ainaapolis
Arial Xorvléo
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Light rain aids fire fighters in North Wisconsin
Heavy forest fires in northern Minnesota and Wisconsin slow but relieved by light rain and low-velocity wind. Hundreds of national guardsmen and tank corps troops assist as fires threaten Relser and surrounding areas. A 2 mile wind today heightens risks while brush and slash fires burn across the region.
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Minnesota
Wisconsin
Fudler
Relser
Dalath
Wirdows
Kel Ninuw
LEF
Associated Press
Rhinow
ST. Pati
Minn
Mel
Adine Sant
Gener
W. H. Pthikow
Duluth
Lsie
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U.S. to Prosecute Anthracite Miners for Profiteering
Attorney General Palmer ordered gathering evidence against mine owners in the northwestern Pennsylvania field as part of a profiteering prosecution of anthracite coal operators.
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Washington
Palmer
Pennsylvania
Moratorium Decree Issued Sunday by Banks of Cuba
The article reports a Sunday moratorium decree affecting Cuban banks. It notes the moratorium, its end date, and potential extensions as conditions in Cuba are influenced by business activity, foreign markets, and sugar prices. Depositors could withdraw limited amounts from current and savings accounts, while the central bank and government agencies act as depositories.
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Banks OF
Cuba
Banking Sonditiens
Issey
Muehooul Bank
Unba
Wheat Traders Return to Chicago Pit Operations
Wheat traders on the Chicago Exchange moved back to the pit where big breadstuffs speculators once conducted business, reestablishing traditional wheat trading amid the postwar market shift. The pit, recently idle during war time, resumes as the center for futures in wheat.
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Chicago Exchange
Cungago
Lolay
Travelers report revolt in Venezuela from Colombia reports
Travelers arriving from Colombia confirm reports of a revolution in Venezuela. The movement is said to be headed by General Penalona and is reported to control the Tachira region.
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Venezuela
Curacao, D. W
Colombia
Penalona
Tachira
Indians Win Sixth Straight, Take Series Lead 1-0
Cleveland’s Duster Mails outduels Sherrod Smith as the Indians beat Brooklyn 1 to 0 in a tense World Series game. Speaker singles and Burns drives a sixth inning double to plate the decisive run. Dodgers face elimination with two losses needed to claim the title.
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Speaker
Burns
Ohio
Cleveland Indians
Stooklin Dodgers
Duster Mails
Indians
Sherrod Smith
Dodgers
Brooklyn Dodgers
Inians
Brooklyn
Smith
Robinson
Brooklyns
Duster
Las
Lue
Connolly
O'Day
Dineen
Klem
Miller
Mails
O'Neill
Olson
Olson Ried
Slovans
Sheehan
Neis Jun
Lavo
Ona
Pallio
Wamby
Neis
Evans
Paul
Ballhree
Grank Confession Clears Mystery of Boy’s Disappearance
Police report Pasquale Grant, alias The Grant, confessed to Major Lynn G. Adams that he abducted Blakely Coughtin from Norristown, smothered the child, and concealed the body in his coat. Adams said the confession followed inquiry and planned search of the home area, with officers dispatched to the lake region as part of the investigation.
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Arrisburg
Osf
Pasquale
Flo
Tadd Bern
Adams
Tareqnale
Mack
Samel Gearhart
Lake of
Wes
Valuable Hunting Dogs Poisoned With Strychnine
A second dog poisoned by strychnine in a week sparks local probe. Adrian Ann South Eighth Street reports a pedigreed English hound valued over $50 died Sunday. Last week a foxhound owned by Cinsky Brothers at 1524 South Tenth Street died similarly. A vet linked the symptoms to strychnine, a poison sold only by prescription or with name disclosure to dealers. Authorities anticipate tracing recent oral strychnine sales to identify the culprit.
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Polign
Adrian Ann
Three Arrested for Speeding in Saturday Patrol
Three arrests for speeding were reported Saturday by the city Speed Cop. Two suspects rode motorcycles, and the police campaign targeted two wheeled riders. Glio Laymay faced auto over limit, Norris Hoff and Gio Ness charged for motorcycle speeding. all three fined five dollars and costs.
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Wrztateiek Sateurday
Glio Laymay
Mia
Norris Hoff
Gieo Ness
Vittators
Public Notice on Free Publication of Letters
The La Crosse Tribune and Leader-Press announce free publication for letters on political questions and candidate support or opposition. Abusive language may be rejected, libel safeguards apply, and submissions should aim around 500 words, with longer pieces split across days.
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la Crosse Tribune
Jeaders Press
Tribune and Leader-Press
Reds and Poles To Sign Treaty At Riga Tonight
The Polish and Russian soviet peace delegates will sign a preliminary peace treaty at Black Head house in Riga tonight. The document contains seventeen articles and two annexes, one an armistice to begin tonight and a map. The armistice lasts twenty one days with forty eight hours notice to end it, and may continue automatically if not broken for twenty one days. An agreed boundary line runs from Drissa east of Dvinsk toward Baranovitch, west of Rovno, to the Dniester east of Kasmenets Podolak, recognizing Ukraine and White Russia.
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Riga
Associated Press
Black Head House
Poxland
White Russia
Ukraine
Drissa
Dvinsk
Baranovitch
Rovno
Dniester
Kasmenetz-Podolak
Six citizens charged over sewer line connections stay deadline
Six residents faced arraignment in police justice court on a health department complaint for failing to connect to the sewer line or install toilet devices. Judge Swarthout set a Friday deadline to show good intentions as officials arrange compliance. Names listed include May Lepseh 1402 South Fifth Avenue Kramer 926 Redfield Street Quidrinsh 2208 and 1216 Rose Street and Charles Horn 1527 South Fourth Street Hans Strand 702 Caledonia Street.
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Armstrong
Guy
Oscar 7
Swennes
Sid
Swarthout
Liberty Street
Otter
May Lepseh
South
Tifth
Bevne Kramer
Redfield Street
Quidrinsh
Rose
Charles Horn
Wourth Street
Hans, Strand
Caledonia Street
Tragic attempted suicide by Mrs Jansky in La Crosse home
Mrs Nimmaansky, 112 West Areing South, wife of Charles Jaunsky, a post office employee, tried to end her life this morning. She cut her throat ten times with a razor, neighbors found her unconscious, and she was taken to La Crosse hospital. Dr J L Callahan said 27 stitches were needed. her condition is serious but she may recover. She is 25 with seven children, including a four month old and a two year old, and had been despondent over ill health. In Cork, Terence MacSwiney, Cork's lord mayor, passes night in Brixton prison on the sixtieth day of his hunger strike, according to a bulletin from the Irish Self-Determination league.
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Janaky
Ond
Sid
Imacswinene
Lombos
Terence MacSwiney
Cork
Brixton -Prison
Trish Self-Determination League
Ford-Mayor
Polish forces seize Vilna as border conflict widens
ARIS October 11 Polish government confirms occupation of Vilna by General Zeligowski and troops from Grodno and Lida, amid mutiny and detentions. Sikorski says no contact with Zeligowski since entry. Lithuanian district depopulated. League of Nations line defined last year and Vilna to Lithuania proposed but not recognized by Poland. Cabinet to discuss action. talks with Lithuania planned for October 3 and Orang.
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Vilna
Zellgouski
Bis Toope
Foreign Office
Sikorski
Chowan Helizow Sowekio
Grodyo
Lida
Vilov
Warsaw
Associated Press
Seligouski
Irench
Zeligouski
Poish
Grodno
Teles
Suwalki
League of Nations
Supreme Council of
Poland
Lithuania
Russia
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Gener
Zeligowski
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