Men Linked to Car Theft Arrests in Missouri
Investigation ties La Crosse men to an automobile theft in Glasgow Missouri and links others to a store robbery in New Lenox Minis. Santa Fe Agent in Topeka reports lead suspects. Police identify the stolen car and note possible interstate movement as inquiries continue.
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Partlés
Cheoney Paige
He Gardens
Poatier Jolin Tt
Webster
Santa Be Eatl
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Kalsts
Po Tae Et
Baestier
Hte Aepsan
Jay Cross
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Weather Record for Ta Crosse and Surrounding Area
Daily temperature readings show no material change in river stages. Forecast lists morning and afternoon temperatures with partial legible times and locations.
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La Crosse Plans Armistice Day Parade Turnout
La Crosse gears for a large Armistice Day parade on November 14 with a women’s demonstration in support of the effort. The plan follows AFL guidelines and is backed by many cities. Civic and fraternal groups have yet to sign on and must notify the parade committee if they participate. William S. Williams, chair of the parade committee and officer at the Cincinnati Furnace Co., coordinates the effort.
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LA Crosse
Oo. Swilliamy
Gercill Cowl Company
Silesia Row Moves to Allied Powers for Decision
The council of motions for a settlement on Upper Silesia is to be communicated to Allied governments via the American embassy. The exact terms remain unofficial pending further talks. Berlin reports expect cabinet crisis if German losses are caused by League of Nations decisions. German exchange fell to a new low as political tension rises.
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Silesia
Associated Press
Council of the Lodge of Motions
Tiri
United States
Aecrican
League
Upper
Germany
Poland
Berlin
Council of the Leagues of Nations
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Upper Silesia
Germain Lown
New York
British jobless press prime minister for work
Thousands of unemployed Britons gathered on the embankment on Thursday to deliver a deputation to Prime Minister Lloyd George at Downing Street. They demanded a plan for work with a uniform wage scale and urged government action to relieve widespread hardship.
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Embankment
Lloyd George
Downing Street
Vyverk
Fishing schooners vie for title honors today
Five schooners compete for the American championship and international cup defense as the fleet gathers off Gloucester. Favorites include James and Misie G Silva with Brown and others listed among notable entrants in breezy westward conditions.
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Gloucester
Associated Press
Ahmeester
Tishite Thet
Nut
Westardy Breese
Ake Lin Wisi
Arepur James
Misie G. Silva
Tip Tudeh Brown
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Auto and Motorcycle Crashes on Mormon Coulee Road Injure Two
Reports describe multiple recent crashes on the Mormon Coulee road near Westby and Mormon Coulee, injuring Paul Mickschal and other motorists. Arrests were made as Sheriff Miller detained Winner Sinnes and Oscar Meipear, with arraignments planned in county court.
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Victory resident killed by freight train on Thursday
Andrew Windenberger, a clerk at The Tally store, was found mangled near Burlington and Quines railroad in Victory early Thursday. Officials call it an accidental death after he apparently attempted to mount a moving freight car and was decapitated between the cars.
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Mary Fears
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Darien Bank Bonds Looted in Break In
Police report says $132000 in bonds were taken from the Palmer Rae bank in Darien Anesville. The theft occurred Wednesday night with safes in deposit boxes opened by a band of robbers. Registered bonds valued at noon Thursday morning. No arrests announced.
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Wisk
Palmer” Rae
Darien
Senator Knox Bies Sudden Death Shocks Washington
Senator Philander C. Knox, veteran statesman of three cabinets and long time Senate figure, died after a stroke in Washington. He had returned from a British Isles trip Tuesday and collapsed at the dinner room door. Funeral plans include services in Washington and Valley Forge with President Harding and cabinet members in attendance.
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Washington
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United States
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Wise
Giants and Yankees Battle Through Error Packed Inning List
In a noisy early game the Giants and Yankees exchange errors and hits through four innings. Rawlings and Snyder produce key plays for the Giants while Meusel and Peck spark late rallies for the Yankees. No runs or hits by the fourth, with numerous misplays shaping the fragile scoring.
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Hall
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Pippy
Texas
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Kelly
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Atelke Onar
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Skelly Ogg
Trey
Mengel
Yankers
I Rewlings
Peck
Borne Meusel
Ecrke
Meusgel
Betting Odds Reports Barred Papers Debate in Congress
Washington reports discuss proposed measures to bar newspapers from publishing betting odds on horse races and prize fights. The text notes the bill would prohibit such items unless the legislature acts, with concurrences needed before it can become law.
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Washington, D.C
Comings Aids Nonpartisan Recall Effort in North Dakota
Madison Wisconsin Lieutenant Governor George F. Comings accepted an invitation to aid the Nonpartisan League recall campaign in North Dakota. He departed Thursday to join the effort, aligning with Governor Laser’s administration and directing focus toward recall activities.
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Comings
North Dakota
Madison
Wis
George F. Comings
Heague
Arbuckle Pleads Not Guilty. Trial Set for November
San Francisco reports Fatty Arbuckle entering a not guilty plea to the charge connected with Virginia Terppe. The trial is scheduled for November 7.
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Arbuckle
San Francisco
Fatty Arbuckle
Virginia Terppe
Woman charged with mistreating baby girl in Anacinh
Anna Verrock was arraigned in Wise County court on Thursday after officers found her two year old daughter confined in a basement wearing only a gingham apron and bearing bruises. The child showed signs of abuse including a blackened eye and injuries, with records stating mistreatment since age two.
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Mary
Anna Verrock
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Sheamis
Appleton Chosen Convention City by Wisconsin League
Janesville Wisconsin reports Appleton was selected as the next convention city by the League of Wisconsin Municipalities. The decision marks Appleton as the forthcoming host, reflecting regional municipal collaboration and event planning efforts across Wisconsin.
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Janesville
Wis
Appleston
League of Wisconsin Municipalities
City and County Teachers Invited to Reception at Country Club
Women’s organizations allied with the La Crosse County Community council issue invitations for a Saturday afternoon reception from two to five at the Country Club. Public school teachers from La Crosse County, including La Crosse Normal and Agricultural schools, are asked to attend. Members of clubs and organizations hosting the event extend the invitation, with each member urged to attend on behalf of her group.
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la Grosse County Community Council
Country Club
Auests
la Grosse Cous Tye
Babe Ruth Bats for Pipp in Final Round
New York Giants win the 1921 world baseball championship with a 1 to 0 victory over the Yankees at Polo Grounds. Babe Ruth pinch hits in the ninth but grounds out. Hoyt and Nehf dominate as McGraw’s men score the lone run in the first inning. Weather and sparse crowd accompany the tense eighth game of the series.
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Illinois to sue for recovery of funds in Springfield
Illinois to sue for recovery of funds alleged due at the start of the year. Attorney Renee Prundaxse MChursday announced the action. Governor Smut Vient-Gor, Auditor Andrew Russell, and Treasurer Carmer are names cited in the public furss case with delays in the deformants.
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Springfield
Renee Prundaxse McHursday
Smut Vient-Gor
Sterling
Andrew Russell
Carmer Trésasu Ren
Lost at sea signals distress for submersible craft near Bremerton
Official report from Bremerton yard says a small craft disappeared while towed by the ammunition ship Nitro from California. A collision with a floating obstruction is suspected as the cause, with authorities announcing the incident on Friday.
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Claser
Nitra
Poger
Riva
Samik
California
Chippewa Paper Sold to New Publisher Group
The Chippewa Inde x, established by T. W. Cunningham and later sold to August 1, has changed hands again. Veteran publisher WF Bridgman of the Stanley Republican and Py Yau Minter of the News and Republican Voice of New Richmond will take charge next week as directors assume control.
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Agai
Bridgman
Stanley Republican
Yau Minter
The
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Republican Voice
New Michmond
Oregon man fined for violation of prohibited laws
An Oregon man was fined 600 dollars by a U S district court on Thursday for violating prohibitive laws. The case lists names such as Mamison and Todon among involved parties and notes the state origin. The action underscores enforcement of regulatory statutes in the region.
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Dwige Dustin
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