La Crescent Farmers Seek La Crosse Hunters to Wipe Out Wolves
La Crescent farmers appeal to La Crosse hunters for aid to exterminate a wolf pack threatening livestock. Farmers plan a large drive with La Crescent Wolf Club and La Crosse volunteers, offering a 10 dollar bounty per wolf scalp. Wolves, described as hybrid of timber wolf and coyote, have increased since last year.
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la Crescent
la Crosse
Ouston County
la Grosse
Bluffs
Paulouty
Pas
Miller Brothers
Brownsville
Lara Dew
Trent
Hoba
Miller
la Crestent
Wolf Club
Frank Mader
Areime
la Crosse County
Mississippi
la Crescent Bluffs
Labout
Minnesota
First of Eleven Irish Hunger Strikers Dies in Cork Prison
In Cork, Michael Fitzgerald dies after a 68 day hunger strike. The death marks the first among the Cork hunger strikers, with reports of deteriorating conditions and continued threats of renewed fasting if forced feeding occurs. The hostage group leader James MacSwiney and others are reported to be in grave condition as authorities monitor the situation.
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Cork
Msser
Michael Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
MacSwiney
Keer
Hie League
MacSwinee
Htveg
Judge A L Sanborn Dies at Madison Home
Madison Wis Nov 17 1850? No date given. Judge A L Sanborn longtime federal judge for Western Wisconsin died at his Madison home after a six week illness Age 70 He was born Brasher Falls NY came to Wisconsin in his youth and practiced law with John L Spooner He served on the law faculty state bar examiners and was appointed to the federal bench by President Roosevelt in 1905 His death triggers speculation on his successor with talk of A C Wolfe John Z Doherty and other prominent western district lawyers under consideration by President Wilson
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Adison
Wis
A. L. Sanborn
Federal Court
Wisconsin
Sanborn
Brasher Pass
New York
Efthorn
Tow
Madison
John L. Spooner
Law School
State Board of Bar Examiners
Roosevelt
Wilson
United States
Inder
A. J. Sanborn
la Grosse
Todee Sanborn
Ter Har Association
Thomais Quonor
Chippewa Walls
Daniel Grady
Portage
la Crosse Hiwyers
Judge Sanborn
Sanborn Airways
Contr
George A. Gordon
Madison Jurist
Triaa
Alfred Harrison
Cerk
United States Court
Seder Sanborn
Register of Deeds
Winworth County
British strike chaos as coal talks stall and pounds fall
British rail and coal disputes widen anxiety in London as the pound slides to 2.44 dollars on buying orders. Labor leaders Clynes and Thomas urge calm and compromise based on owners' half demands with tribunal oversight, while transport unions weigh whether to support the miners.
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Ondon
Associated Press
London
Helms
United States
Europe
Great Britain
John Robert. Clynes
Iabor
J.&. Thomas
National Union of Railway Men
Cheit Itmoxt
Clynes
Thomas With
Cramp
nConal Union of Railwaymen
Edwin Beavis
Dock Workers’ Union
Transport, Workers
Counry
Teeport
Council of Transport Workers
Cooneis
Ynti Thesday
South Wales
Magon High School reels from political row over Harding portrait
At Magon Missouri near College Mound pupils allegedly mutilated a picture of Senator Harding and wore Cox pennants after teacher Jonnie Unt placed Harding’s image. Six pupils aged up to sixteen allegedly received corporal punishment. Miss Hunt, 18, faces preliminary hearing next Friday as political tensions rise.
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Magon
College Mound
Senator Harding
Tor
Jonnie Unt
Harding
Miss Hunt
Politia
U S Bankers to Aid Cuba Through Money Stringency
Washington report: American bankers agreed with U.S. government officials and Sosa companies to relieve Cuba's financial stringency by purchasing Cuban government bonds to fund the sugar crop and provide relief. The arrangement will be communicated to Cuba and the U.S. will not offer direct financial aid.
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U. S
Cuba
Washington
American Bank
Ors
Sosa
Cubit
Deph x
Riment
Peach
Brewery Workers Meet Tonight At Bulemian Hall
Brewery local union calls an important meeting this evening at seven o clock in Bulemian hall Sev enth and Trier streets. John Rader, international organizer, will attend to discuss vital union matters. Members urged to attend.
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No, Sr
Bulemian Hall
Seventh
Trier
John Rader
Christian Socialists Win in Vienna Elections
The Vienna national assembly vote shows Christian Socialists achieving a slim majority over rival parties, becoming the leading group in parishmeny and signaling a governing position for the party.
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Christian Socialist Party
Vienna
National Assembly
Christian Socialists
Creel Visit Declared Nonofficial By Washington
Washington reports Creel visited Mexico on his own initiative with no official state authorization. Officials reiterate that former CPI chairman George Creel acted independently and did not undertake the trip at the President Wilson’s request.
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Creel
Washington
Whith House
Officiis
George Creek
Committee On Public Information
Mexico
Wilson
State Department
Lustiaiaie
Yisl
Massacre of Civil Prisoners Reported in Crimea
Reports from Erastopol claim Bolshevik authorities ordered the massacre of 2,500 civil prisoners in Berdiansk and nearby, as winter campaigns falter and food, shoes, and clothing run short. Prisons are described as madhouses with valuables looted and prisoners executed or starved.
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Crimea
Erastopol
Wrangel
Smelnikove
Rihaskoe
Ieee
Ber- Miansk
Sea of Azov
Warsaw
Associated’ Press
Ukraine
Werner
Budenar
Minnica
Kiev
Wriegel
Kharkov
Industrial Board Hearings Set for This Week in Local Cases
The industrial commission will hear ten local cases this Thursday and Friday at the court house. The schedule includes Dellford EB vs. Eacine Shoe Manufacturing, Chas H White vs. J Z Regan, Hamund Krueger vs. La Crosse Box, Henry Krueger vs. La Crosse Box, Harold Nicks vs. Wistopsin Minnesota Light and Power, Frank Hastings vs. Vernon County, Jennie Williams vs. Heileman Brewing, Gotties Betz vs Tunsche Bard Ware, Jacob Schaller vs. John Gund Brewing, and related disputes over compensation and allied issues.
Knutson Opens Senate Campaign in Country Towns
R G Knutson a Trades and Labor Council organizer and independent candidate for state senate began his campaign in country towns speaking at Galesville Bitnck and Glasgow. He plans to visit Independence Whitehall and Arcadia next. Reducing lead prices New York smelting firm lowers lead from 5 to 7.25 cents per pound.
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R. G. Knutson
Orgenior
The
Trades and Labor Council
Galesville
Bitnck
New York
Tuckeeicap Smelting and Refining Company
Ten Pound Pike Prize Trophy Won By Local Fisherman
Clarence McDonald of La Crosse Telephone Company landed the season’s prize wall-eyed pike a ten pounder fourteen miles upriver Sunday after a brief struggle that taxed his strength briefly.
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Clarence McDonald
la Crosse Telephone’ Company
Old Time Rally Schedules McCoy Meeting in La Crosse
A long rally sets for Bangor and La Crosse with Colonel R B McCoy Democratic nominee for governor to speak at Yeomen Hall Bangor speakers include U S Treasurer Burke and John Doherty will preside The West Salem Band will perform and a chicken dinner follows in Mindoro Molmen and Onalaska stops are planned continuing to La Crosse for a reception at Stoddard hotel with a large local committee listed.
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R. B. McCoy
Sparta
McCoy
West Salem
la Crouse
Yeoman Hall
Bangor
John F. Dohersty
Rangor
Troby
Lunzdon
J. C. Housks
G. A Beller
Pan
S._ Mahoner
C.F. Lanz
Ole Elbertson
C. L. Lien
Dr. Gregory, Egan
F. Ginsky
Joseph Dalle
Toseph Boschert
A A. Schubert
R. W. Davis
Frank Reth
B. A. Man
Joseph F. Burt
SP. Macle
Moran
Edward Reruns
Bert Jolivette
Fred Hosiery
Margaret Brown
Rose Neefe
Margaret Wolfe
Mary Devine
Yeomen Tall
John Burke
United States
Yeo- Inn
Hall
Joly Doherty
Senate Committee Resumes Probe of Campaign Expenses
The Senate committee examining Missouri campaign funds resumed its inquiry into the pre convention campaign for Attorney General A. Mitchell Palmer. It summoned Edward F. Goiltra of St Louis, a national committee man, who testified about distributing funds to aid the convention but denied aiding the San Francisco delegation.
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ST. Louis
Senate
Missouri
A. Mitchell Palmer
Edward F. Goi
Goltra
San Francisco
Alaska Planes Expected at Mineola Tuesday
A wireless message received at Mitchel Field stated that four American army airplanes completing a round trip between Nome and Alaska hoped to arrive at Mineola, Long Island, around noon Tuesday. The planes were to depart Grand Rapids and fly toward Erie, Pa.
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Mineola
L. I
Mitchel ‘Field
Here
Nome
Aliska
Grand’ Rapi ‘Allediyay
Erle, Pa
Grave Inference Sparks White House Inquiry Over Harding Claim
President Wilson directed inquiries to France and Senator Harding after Harding alleged he was informally approached by a French representative to lead in forming a world federation. Secretary Tumulty declined to reveal inquiry details while the State Department upheld France's honorable international posture. The St Louis dispatch and Wilson's letter to Harding are quoted, noting caution about the inferred meaning of the claim.
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Ashington
Wilson
Harding
France
Association of Nations
White House
Tumulty
Tumulus
Paris
St. Louis
St Louis
Hard ‘Ing
Ron
League of Nations
League
United States
State Department
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Mure
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Hy Bueltetin
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Wolfe
John F. Doherty
Rundus
Italy
Rome
Magon High School
Losdon
Vilna
Karna
Kovno Tedar
Knutson
NEW League
Yeomen Hall
Burke
New York Times
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Todas Tempssratures
River Bulletin Statons
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