Council Prepares to Tackle Jobless Here and Public Works
City of La Crosse debates emergency relief and public works funding. Aldermen consider a 21 000 expenditure for road and sewer projects on the Turnpike approach and related improvements. Work proposals include fence construction and widening, with employment measures tied to the project and timing through the winter months.
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Meeentan Roel
Vane
Lierisht
Dhinhers
Llm Park
Adengtla
Tst
Ifie Cour
Hie
Terk
Ashi
Tiel der Wit
Chee
Batie
Wisconsin Nets Early Lead Over Northwestern in First Period
In a NorthwesternEvans ton contest the Wisconsin team surged ahead in the first period scoring six points while Northwestern struggled to respond. Paulos Tat Pi scored on a forward pass from the Ta yard line as Wisconsin pressed the ball late in the frame.
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Wisconsin
Northwestern
Evanston
Tyeus
Paulos
Uebel
Co op Chief Admits 117500 Shortage Concealed
An executive at a cooperative admits a 117500 shortage was concealed. The testimony outlines that the loss was hidden and attempts were made to cover it up. Authorities indicate the case centers on internal misuse and financial discrepancies.
Ex King Ludwig in Berlin Amid Illness at Seventy Six
Former King Ludwig of Bavaria lies gravely ill in Berlin at seventy six. Reports from the capital indicate his condition is serious, with lingering questions about his recovery and status.
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Berlin
Pormer Niax
Ludwig
TM Yarht
Sarvir
West
Tlungary
Churches Call for National Prayer on Armament Limits
The Sunday Bee notes Armistice Day observances on November 6 with churches nationwide urged to sponsor special prayers for the international conference on limiting armaments. The Federal Council of Churches urged a campaign to educate and push for real reductions, asking congregations to hold services on November 1y at the conference opening and for the unknown dead memorial.
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Washington
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
America
Ulster Premier Hints At Joining Irish Conference
Sir James Uriy, Ulster premier, addressed a crowd on Saturday linking with the Irish conference in London. He indicated he may participate in peace negotiations but warned he could be engaged in delicate operations affecting the future of the country.
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James Uriy
Lister
London
Winter
Jouying
James
Dellite
Evidence Destruction Trial Near for Wodzynski
Judge Brindley weighs circuit court binding on destruction of liquor evidence after Wodzynski held on $100 bail. Prohibition agents say the bottle was smashed to destroy evidence. lawyer counterclaims legality of warrant. A key issue is whether the evidence was obtained illegally and admissibility for trial.
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Brindley
Tanig Wanaraski
Elmer Cresso
Betaver
Circuit “Court
Qvidenet
Adgynskis Silom
Simonkreperik
Wadzynski
Withrow
Woderoski
Wadzyoskh
Man reports $3 robbery on Friday night
Chaunees Furr of Viregou says he was robbed of three dollars Friday night. He was brought to Central Station by an unidentified person and the incident was recorded by police.
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Chaunees
Owas
Cental
Pelle
Organization Perfected for the Boy Scouts Here
A new organizational structure is established with a dedicated executive officer. A competent staff is elected to assist in operations and growth of the Boy Scouts program locally.
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BOY Scouts
Kansas District Faces Leadership Shake in Mine Workers
A new acting president is expected to assume charge of the Kansas district of the United Mine Workers on Monday as tensions rise over the district’s leadership. Reports say President Lewis of the international organization designated a Pennsylvania official to go to Kansas to take control, with observers noting possible broader actions as controversy unfolds.
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Kamsas
United Mine Workers of America
Lewis
T Her International Organization
Pennsylvania
Kansas
PARDON GRANTED TO MAN WHO STOLE FORD WOOD TAKES OFFICE
Madison Wisconsin Governor Bhane Mriday granted one pardon and denied three others. Gottlieb Mahi Shawane, a two year prisoner for stealing a word in August 1929, received clemency. Others denied included Lewis J. Kichen and Asiland amid varied sentences. moments later Leonard Wooters was sworn in as governor general of the Philippines and began duties upon arrival.
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The
Philippines
Madison
Wis
Bhane Mriday
Wes Grambel
Gottlieb Mahi
Shawane
Pacton of Vie
S Lewis J. Kichen
Milwaukee
Peten Vetrs
Asiland
Mantiaew Teonard Wootera
Tie Wae
Two Drunks and Two Speeders Up in Police Court
Two men were arraigned on intoxication charges and two on vagration as the court convened Friday and Saturday. Oseie Johnson paid a $7.50 fine for intoxication on Saturday, Tim Casey paid a similar amount on Friday, while Fuph Welch and Wel Gurley were fined $120 for driving an automobile in excess of the limit.
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Ihe Sper Ondinguen
Othoes
Oseie Johnson
Tim. Casey
Fuph Welch
Well Gurley
Quake Recorded at Chicago Observatory
A seismograph at the United States government weather bureau, Chicago, logged a quake with details suggesting a mid morning event. The central reading indicated significant tremor intensity, with measurements recorded from the facility’s seismograph early in the day.
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Chicago
United States
Governmunk Werlber Bureau
Noreau
German marks hit another low record in New York market
A brief market report notes German marks continuing to weaken against the dollar with further declines on Saturday. Indications show traders watching central bank signals and German economic data as the currency hits new lows.
Organizations to Participate on Armistice Day
The article notes a nationwide Armistice Day demonstration organized by American Left labor groups with support from the America Tabor disarmament coalition. It mentions Lamuel T. Gomype as president and lists sponsoring centers, with plans for a parade led by an official from Carsid Coal Company and other local organizers.
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America
Carsid Coal Romnany
President Harding Meets Labor Board and Rate Payers Trio
President Harding meets with the railroad labor board and Interstate Commerce Commission to avert a rail labor crisis as talks proceed. William T Johnston of the International Association of Machinists warns of planned strikes affecting shop crafts and operating personnel in Group two, with details incomplete in the report.
Ten Percent Wage Cut Sought by Roads Workers
A wage reduction proposal set by railroad executives prompts union leaders to plan a strike vote. Brotherhood officials report talks with the executives, noting potential saving claims and pending Interstate Commerce Commission review. A strike readiness conference is urged as railway laborers prepare for possible action if concessions are denied. A separate note mentions an accident: player Jack Sloan struck by a foul ball during a game.
Sixteen Railroad Unions Authorize Strike
In Chicago sixteen railroad unions ended talks without a strike call, signaling a possible walkout with date rumors centering on October 75 or 76. Leaders, including Warren S. Stone and W. G. Lee, declined to discuss actions as they prepared to move headquarters to Cleveland for a potential nationwide strike. The unions, about two million members strong, have prepared to strike across ten railroads with plans to expand if needed.
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Cleveland
Warrens. Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Nona
W. S., Carter
W. G. Lee
L. E. Sheppard
Righ Union of Fields
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Offlinds
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