Ex-Ruler Charles Returns to Hungarian Territory
The Allied representatives in Budapest protested the return of former Emperor Charles to Hungary. Charles arrived in Oedenburg by aeroplane, escorted by troops, amid heightened frontier warnings and possible support from Austrian sympathizers. Vienna and Budapest debated his fate as a provisional government reportedly prepared to respond, while Norway touted power ambitions in Europe and Russia outlined economic policies.
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Parolen Anderson and Wheaton Sentenced to Reform School
Anderson Parolen and Laster Wheaton were arraigned before Judge Higbee in circuit court. Anderson pled guilty to stealing an auto from Mashuk Savage and driving it to Missouri. Wheaton was also involved but not sentenced on that charge due to parole violations. Anderson received five years at the Green Bay reformatory and was paroled, with Burton Sou as a high school instructor mentioned.
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Wheaton
Green Bay Reformatory
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Missouri
Burton Sou
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Withdrawal of U.S. Troops From Germany Begins Soon
Washington reports a gradual U.S. troop withdrawal from Germany starting within two weeks. The force will be reduced to about half of 12,500 officers and men, with the drawdown completed by the middle of next March.
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BLUE NOSE WINS FIRST OF CUP RACES IN HARSH WIND
In Halifax Nova Scotia Bine Nore of Tannenberg won the first international fisherman's cup race amid 27 knot winds. Her rival Hl are of Gloucester retired mid course after damage, as Blue Nose led to finish about three lengths ahead. A separate notice reports rail price reductions by the Taine States Street corporation moving standard rails to $40.
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Revolver Found Linked To Friday Shooting Case
Police report a .38 caliber revolver connected to a Friday shooting. Funds from a Canada farm sale, about $6,000, were deposited in Canadian and Minneapolis banks. Details sketch a troubled family quarrel and subsequent attempted murder-suicide involving Mrs Paley and her husband with the weapon recovered near the scene.
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Genoa Farmer Fined in Polige Court After Collision
Genoa farmer Manske was fined 75 dollars and 87.50 costs after being arraigned on charges tied to a collision near S837 Morgen Canal. Police describe him driving under influence as his car swerved and struck another vehicle, causing both to be inoperable. Arresting officer Sitensinick reported the crash occurred in front of local residents. Weather outlook predicts normal temperatures and generally fair conditions for the week in the Great Lakes and Upper Mississippi Valley regions.
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Best Decorated Ford Wins Big Prize List
A garbled list shows an auto contest with Ford as top entry and a prize breakdown. Items include dollar amounts, apparel, and accessories linked to a parade of local dealers and sponsors. Names appear distorted, but references to William Deere and Adamiston/Ca indicate regional participation and promotions.
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Chicago Rail Workers Vote to Stay at Work in Pending Decision
One fourth of railroad workers, about 600,000 in the Federated Shop Crafts, voted to remain at work while the United States railroad labor board rules on conditions. The move blocks a walkout by the Big Four brotherhoods and the switchmen and may affect AFL support for any strike. The Order of Railroad Telegraphers also may join if a strike is authorized.
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Railway wage strike threat swirls as conference planned
A labor statement by the Associated Railway Brotherhood outlines aims for wage reductions and rule eliminations, arguing living costs have risen beyond pay. Leaders claim the forthcoming conference Wednesday could avert a strike, with talks focusing on cutting wages and redressing transportation costs while maintaining service.
Union Leaders and Rail Chiefs Plan Open Conference
Union leaders and rail chiefs agreed to attend an open conference next Wednesday on wage and working rules. The labor board will monitor negotiations as strikes loom, with unions preparing to vote on further action while executives consider suspending strike plans pending talks.
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German Cabinet Resigns Office in Berlin
Berlin AP report says the cabinet headed by Chancellor Wirth resigned on Saturday. The abrupt move occurred amid political upheaval and shifts within the government. Key ministers were not immediately identified.
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Cashton Physician Held on Quarantine Neglect Charge
Yorn Chi Cremer of Cushton was arrested on a charge of neglecting quarantine duties. Allegations state he refused to aid in public health precautions during an infantile paralysis scare, despite knowledge that a communicable disease endangered the public. The case involves a physician facing charges under state health statutes.
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Railroad freight cuts slash grain and hay rates nationwide
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered an average 26 percent reduction in freight rates for grain, hay, and grain products across the west half of the United States. The move caps 1920 increases, rebalances wages and prices, and modifies later adjustments tied to railroad operating costs. Producers seek relief amid industry strain and ongoing labor tension.
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