McCoy and Burke in Wisconsin rally debate state politics
A Wisconsin speech event featured McCoy calling for reform and Burke defending the Democratic administration. Speakers praised the Thirty-second division and criticized Teague era policies while addressing tax, military, and educational issues, with supporters pledged to backing and a public dinner at the Stoddard hotel.
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Explosion in Chinese coal mine kills four hundred
By Aveccimeil Press a mine blast in Chi Li province last Thursday left 400 miners dead with 119 survivors. A fire started by the explosion trapped workers. rescue teams from a railway yard and a cement works aided the effort. Relatives and crowds mourn as officials note safety lamps may have caused the blast and special religious services were set for the victims.
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Houston predicts 1922 expenditures of four billion dollars
Secretary Houston told the American Bankers Association that government outlays for the next fiscal year would total about four billion dollars. He urged strict economy by government and people, warned receipts would be lower, and called for a broad tax review to keep revenues high. He predicted rapid reduction of the gross national debt and redemption of short term notes by year end 1922, while noting agricultural interests seek relief amid price declines.
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Railroad workers hear legislative addresses Saturday
Thomas Pierson vice president of the order of railroad telegraphers and Mrs M Delephant of Ravsis cut using the finan Auxiliary address a meeting of railroad employees and Yeomen hail Saturday evening, be against my people. Mrs Delephath stress on the erdleavor tol i women te et to right of franchise 3 ¢ ders have ved fon tucatly 40 speakers to loomatte Wisconsin the ivean gow 2nd electiba aing S A Goole president of the brotherhood of locomotive firemen in Monday night on the pete lace of and engineey imeeting to
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Skull Identified as Lost Asylum Inmate Remains Found
An inmate skull found near Gill's Coulee road is identified as Fred Greenwald of the Jay Crosse county asylum. Coroner and undersheriff were notified after searchers recovered the rest of the skeleton a short distance from the road. Greenwald died of natural causes while confined and was buried in the asylum cemetery.
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Greek King Improves After Lung Condition Update
Report from Athmeni notes King Alesander showing slight improvement in health. Medical tests reveal penumonin germs in lung fluid, with wound healing aided by treatment. Official condition described as stationary, with cautious optimism for recovery.
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Counter Suit Filed in Racine Divorce Case
Mrs Alice Wond Brotherton will file a counter suit for divorce against Captain William O Brotherton. She cites cruelty and inhuman treatment. Captain Brotherton had filed for divorce from his wife earlier, stating they could not go along together.
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Soviet Plot in Portugal Blocked by the Government
Madrid dispatch reports Parmenese government officials hint at a belibenk plot to seize power and form a social arsien of government in Portugal, while monarchist sympathizers push the idea that reactionaries would act during disturbances.
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Britain Seeks Swift End to Coal Strike Amid Talks
British officials and labor leaders signaled readiness for negotiations on the coal strike while demanding a final settlement. Premier Lloyd George urged production gains and warned against tentative deals. Sympathetic strikes and rising living costs loom as unions weigh action.
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Trade Board probes low mood in wheat values
The U S Trade Board opened hearings in Chicago to probe the drop in wheat prices blamed on speculators. Gov Henry Allen and Senator Arthur Dipper of Kansas urged action while President L Gates of the Chicago Board of Trade testified. witnesses include Capper dealers and farmers groups. Francis Walk of the FTC conducts the hearing. Three St Anthonor’s hospital attaches in Garland Oasis died after suspected food poisoning, a fourth gravely ill.
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Twelve year old is youngest freshman to enter Columbia
New York reporting that twelve year old Edward Rochie Hardy, son of Mr and Mrs Edward Rochie Hardy of this city, qualified today as the youngest freshman ever to enter Columbia University. He is noted for languages and batting averages, but concentrates on marbles as a hobby.
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Lord Mayor of Cork Collapses on Hunger Strike Day 69
In London Lord Mayor Mac Swiney of Cork suffered a serious delirium attack around 10 pm on the 69th day of his hunger strike. Relatives were summoned as he briefly regaining normalcy by 1 am. A second violent delirium paroxysm followed later, with reports stating he is now quiet and mentally improving.
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Noted Frenchwoman Seeks Movement to Change League
Senator Joseph I France of Maryland said France and Britain labor oppose the League of Nations and a movement toward a world concert of nations is being discussed. A Frenchwoman writer proposed an international convention of friends of peace to give subject nations self government, while labor leaders doubt the current league’s structure.
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Arnold Weber Loses Arm In Railway Accident
Arnold Weber of 24 South Pity Street lost his right arm at the shoulder after a fall between freight cars on a Grasse-bound Burlington train near Derryville Tuesday night. He was rushed to Lutheran Hospital, condition listed as critical but improving with special care. he slipped while moving along car tops and fell to the tracks as the train passed.
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Henderson asks investigation of Irish reprisals
London. Arthur Henderson former labor cabinet member led a Commons debate by offering a motion for inquiry into reprisals by police and soldiers in Ireland. He said armed forces faced provocation yet acted in line with the government’s aggressive policy to quell nationalist opinion and break the Irish spirit.
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White Ridicules Election Claims by Republicans
In Chicago, Democratic National Committee chairman George White assails Republican claims on electoral votes. He argues Harding will win about 344 votes, contrasting with 405 hoped by Hughes back in 1916, noting Hughes received 254 and Wilson won. White praises Will Aars for conservatism.
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Unsettled Weather Across La Crosse Area Tonight and Thursday
Unclear forecast shows probable showers tonight and Thursday for La Crosse and vicinity. Cooler conditions expected Thursday with unsettled regions including northern and western portions. Temperatures remain subdued as marine and inland flows influence the outlook.
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