Parliament opens amid coal strike tensions and negotiations
Reports from Britain describe MPs gathering as Prime Minister Meier Lield George W plans remarks on the coal miners strike that began Saturday. Strikes disrupt coal fields in Wales, Scotland, and England while weather and rail disruptions complicate government efforts. Talks potential, with differing views on resuming negotiations, and public protests outside Parliament intensify pressure for resolution.
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George W
Bye Wel
Neotland
Wales
Ates
Helief
National Union of Railpatchien
Transnect Workers
Telforth
South Wale
Whitehall
Col M Goy Burke Rally In La Crosse Tonight
Democrats prepare their biggest campaign rally in La Crosse with Col M Goy and John Burke speaking. Local figures tour, discuss national questions, and a West Salem band meets them before events at Yeomen. An informal reception is planned prior to the meeting.
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Democrats
Gal. R. B. McCoy
T Sparta
Democries
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Yeomen
Meyer
John Burke
United Scrisurer
Ikon
Toby YS Doherty
Ar. Dohert
Ab Anger Lis Horniys
Neven Paniot
Siler
West Salem
Mindoro
Holman
Org
the Stoddard
Noon Luncheon Plan Introduced by Local Merchants
Local merchants announced a noon luncheon trial replacing evening dinners to speed civic business. The Chamber of Commerce outlets will discuss plans for the state corn and carnival show in January. The Sd Clay bureau urged affiliation with the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World and offered to organize a Made in La Crosse banquet. The bureau supports the white carnival plan and will publicize the general commission for the corn and grain show and carnival.
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Saveess
Chamber of Commerce
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Wiite
Ata Ingebeon
Sd Clay
Associated Advertising Clubs of
Board of
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Chunk Ber
Seneral Com
Allies ask Poland to disavow Vilna occupation
In Warsaw a note from French and British representatives demanded Poland disavow General Zeligowski and his occupation of Vilna, warning that failure to resolve the crisis could prompt further allied action. In Vilna, Wrangel’s anti Bolshevik forces suffered heavy losses as Bolshevik forces countered, with foreign missions leaving Vilna. General Zeligowski claimed allies were not fully informed of the situation.
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Poland
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Mie
Swrastopol
Wrangel
Sovih
Russia
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Tgiu'bosatel
Taurida Ares
Daleper
General Wrangel
Jecal Zemstves
Geonreal Wrancel
Zemstves
National Assembly
New
Wraagd
Paris
Regeee of Nations
Zeligocski
Yellowstone Trail Meet 70 to Be Held at Oshkosh
The seventh annual meeting of the Fellowstone Train association for Wisconsin will be held Friday November 12 with 70 representatives attending. Organizing efforts are active or already organized in eleven states.
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Yellowstone
Oshkosh
Wis
Fellowstone
Wisconsin
Dog Finds A Man Head In Gill's Coulee
A dog roaming near Gill's Coulee in Hamilton found a man's head and brought it to the schoolhouse yard where children observed the foxed head. A woods search failed to locate the rest of the body though hair remained and skin suggested the man had been dead some time.
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Gill
Gill's Coulee
Coutee
Hamlton
Death and unrest as Cork hunger strike widens
Reports from Cork describe deteriorating health among hunger strikers after the death of Michael Fitzgerald, with several men near collapse and troops guarding funeral processions. London politics discuss Ireland bill moves, and Home Secretary Shortt confirms no release for convicted hunger strikers, including Lord Mayor MacSwiney.
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Lond
MacSwiney
Cork
Shortt
MagSwiney
Home Secretary
Michael Titzgemid
Gedim Cork Fail
Hangar To Be Built Here For Four Thousand
Local officials say a long shed with space for two or three airships can be erected for about 4000 dollars to meet post office demands. In Minneapolis a similar hangar cost 14000 dollars for twelve ships. Here two or three ships are planned with construction expected soon. The start date for the Chi cago La Crosse Twin Cities air mail service is uncertain, with a likely start this month but potential delays.
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Salter
Inin
Aere
Post Office Department
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Aero Club of la
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Lncal
Paing de
Farmhand arraigned on statutory charge at county court
John G. Beer or Beer? a farmhand formerly at Nick Z. Biesen’s Brinkman ridge farm was arraigned before Judge Brimnley on a statutory charge in connection with a death at the Biesen place on June 11 12. He pleaded not guilty and was held for examination next Friday. The complaint cites the crime date as June 11 or 12. Nick Biesen’s death by shotgun in the barn followed by a fire at the farmhouse weeks later left Mrs. Biesen and children injured and hospitalized in La Crosse.
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Nick Z. Biesen
Brinkman's Ridge
Goon Valley
Brimnley
Nick Biesen
Beier
Biesen
James Thompson Opens Campaign in Watertown Tonight
James Thompson, an independent candidate for United States senator, opens his campaign at Watertown this evening. He will then travel to Kenosha and Racine and speak in the lake shore counties during the week.
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Watertown
la Croese
Units States
Thompson
Kenosha
Racine
Lake Shore
Boy hanged by playmates in cowboy game
Memphis Tennessee report says 11 year old Charles Weiss of Dudera Arkansas died in a game of cow boys and highwaymen when a rope slipped under his chin. Playmates failed to untie the rope as it tightened before adults attended the funeral.
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Tenn
Charles Weiss
Sam Weiss
Dudera
Ark
France Denies Harding Claims on New League Speech
Senator Harding defended his remarks about informal French support for a new league of nations. He told President Wilson that France had not sent officials to pressure the U S and that his comments referred only to sentiment among the French people. Governor Cox ridiculed the explanation as misled and inconsistent with diplomacy.
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Association of Nations
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Bronday
Marion
Ireland
Springfield
French Charge at Washington Denies Report
The French charge in Washington denies any authority given to approach Senator Harding with ideas to lead a ROW War alliance. He cites an official French denial and says Paris had not authorized any spokesperson to negotiate with Harding. The State Department remains unsure if a formal note will follow.
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State Department
Count Debveausx
Harding
Davis
Frouel Harze
Wilson
Thoway
Chicago Jury Resumes Probe Into Bribe Scandals in Baseball
A Chicago grand jury resumed its investigation into alleged fixing of the 1919 World Series and other gambling related matters in baseball. Witnesses including Abe Attell and Charles Ebbets were summoned. Frazee and Ebbets excused for now while proposing the Lasker plan for baseball reform.
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Harry Frazee
Boster Red Sox
Charles Ebbets
Brooklyn Nationals
Ban Johnson
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Lo -Amos Rothstein
New York
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Naw
Yosenh Peseharvey Redmond
Thomas G. Kearney
St. Lois
Canada
Brooklyn
Nationals
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Plozie
Epbets
Grand
Lasker
Austria Warned Against Violating Treaty Provisions
Paris reports Allied powers will respect the plebiscite result in the Ringenfurt district of Austria. The League of Nations council warned Vienna via the council of ambassadors not to violate Article 80 of the Treaty of Saint Germain, which bars the union of Austria and Germany.
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Ringenfurt
Austria
Wché de Paris
Vienna
Council of Ambassadors
Ss.germain
No envoy sent to Harding denied by French officials
Paris reports the French foreign office states no official request or communication from Washington on Harding’s letter about an association of nations. A spokesman says only President Wilson speaks for France and no formal view will be offered until Wilson acts, with Harding’s election not yet settled.
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