Board considering order forbidding the strike
Hooper presents board proposals at Labor Conference in Chicago as executive unions meet with the railroad labor board. Reported exchanges describe continued stalemate and calls for union restraint while the board reviews grievances and possible wage cuts. Hooper states no promises and emphasizes transmitting the board’s resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hooper
Chicago
Orefock
W. G. Ler
Trainmet
Batlot
Excess Profit Tax Repeal and Beer Tax Proposals
Senate debates connected to the January 1 1922 repeal of excess profits tax. Wadsworth proposes a sixty cent a gallon levy on beer and on beverages used for medicinal purposes. Amendments seek to tax undistributed earnings of corporations and to restore parts of the 45 percent tax rate. Debates include Seaborn La Follette Simmons and Teed among supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revd
Missouri
Senate
Dhristie Lions
Wadsworth
Alemnnie Medicina
Sequgnpe la Folletvs
Jal Simmons
Qawn
Srimmel
Teed
Demoers
Demands Surrender of Former King in Hungary Ultimatum
The Little Entente demands the surrender of former Emperor Charles, demobilization of the Hungarian army, and reparations. Hungary has two days to reply. otherwise Entente troops will occupy Hungary. The Vienna dispatch notes British guards for Charles and a pending Allied council decision on disposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hungary
Associated! Press
Hite Entente
Rrnmania
Cacelo- Slovakia
duge-Slevia Tes
Tove Yner
Charles
Little Entente
Vienna
Thurs
Lile Entente
Charles Tars
Council of
Tarsus
Thonbhe Pega
Connest West
Harriman Marries Nurse in Surprise New York Wedding
Herbert Harriman a New York financier, reputedly a captain, married Jane Hlavtor a Sted Cross nurse who served overseas. The bride becomes Harriman’s third wife, a match described as a love affair by acquaintances despite public misgivings and prior separations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uribert
Sfeis
Ile
Wirrman
Wilionaire Financier
New York
Misys
Jane Hlavtor
Germany Rejects Silesian Award Plan in Reichstag
Chancellor Wirth told the Reichstag Germany will not accept the League of Nations decision on Silesia. He argued the matter breaches Versailles terms and opposes drawing the Polish German frontier through coal mining regions. A government delegate will also meet Polish representatives on Upper Silesia economic issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erlin
Silesia
Council of
League of Nations
Wirth
Reichstag
League Council
Allied Nations
Germany
Sik
Upper Silesia
Two Saloonkeepers arraigned in Sept raid case
Milwauered reporting notes two saloonkeepers arraigned after a September raid. Matt Neuman of Mornton County was charged with illegal possession and released on bail. George Janbach and co defendant faced charges of liquor destruction and conspiracy, with bail set and further proceedings planned.
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Dm County
Lis City
Matt Neuman
Mornton Cownlee Real
Sleppor
Eese
CG WW. Kriese
Stroomkeeoper
Eighth
Marker Streets
Weser
Lieorge Janbaeh
Tar Neuman
Amoyning
Neuman Xalcon
Te Tay
Tate
Committee Meeting Called Thursday by Public Utilities Committee
The Public Utilities Committee will meet tonight at the city hall to formulate a report for the council and to take up all pending matters. Members from the League of Wisconsin Municipalities convention may be mentioned as part of the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Wisconsin
Five Dead and Five Million Damage Toll of Hurricane
A tropical hurricane caused five deaths and extensive property damage in Morida and nearby areas. Estimates place total losses around several million dollars with widespread destruction of homes and infrastructure. Emergency crews reported multiple incidents and damaged neighborhoods across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morida
Torsbury
Teoupa Vod
WARDING ADDRESS UNFORTUNATE HARRISON AND NORWAY ELECTIONS
Fragmented OCR notes reference an unfortunate addressing error involving Harrison in Tirninghan. The text cites Premier defeat and government shifts in Norway, with general elections indicating conservatives gaining seats while liberals, led by the premier, lose ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Wastiington
I Harding
Tirninghan
Sitar
Harrisoi
Lowdara
Senate
Norway
Priimmer
Sew
Tiehr
Dyer
Elestings
Aecounli
Chrigtiania Reroje
Salvation Army 1921 Appeal for Funds campaign
The Salvation Army appeal invites all readers to contribute if previously missed, urging use of the accompanying coupon to mail funds to Burgess, chairman, at the Tribune and Leader-Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Bnen Sen
Army
Monk
Burgess
the Tribune and Leaderefress
Alvation Arar
New York Mail Robbery Loss Reported at 1.5 Million
The incident in New York involved automobile bandits hijacking a small truck. Authorities led by Mostmaster General Ways t. a. Andions Cash report the loss at 1,587,104.82 dollars and indicate attempts to identify responsible persons and craft for the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mostmaster General
T. A. Andions
Tate
Japan Ready to Cut Navy Size Declared
A garbled dispatch claims Japan is prepared to reduce its naval forces. The text references Washington talks on armaments and a foreign policy conference, with mentions of individuals and allegations but lacks coherent facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Washington
Wista
Life of a Poor Woman Moves Salvation Army Hope
A La Crosse woman, working in a small restaurant kitchen, tells how she cannot afford much but wishes to give a life of help. She received a Salvation Army card from Al Renier who canvasses for the charity and recalls seeing similar efforts in Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Renier
Salvation Army
Minneapolis
Rennive Wollars
la Crosse
Merchants Propose Fuel Help for Poor in City Winter Drive
The Merchants Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce urged a city fuel drive to aid the poor this winter. A coal program would allocate coal orders through the Chamber mercy system, with deliveries arranged to assist households in need. Ford Day drew strong turnout and praise as a key advertising success. A plan to hold another winter carnival was discussed, aiming to boost merchant involvement and community support. The Salvation Army drive raised substantial public contributions, though exact totals were not yet reported.
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TUS
The
Chamber of Commerce
Winthersding
Mlz
Manuel Relews
Commerce
Camp Mercy
Ford
Amadium Ter
Harry Parra
D. Vd
Joseph Me
William Toer
Finger
Yappies
Jd Serpy
Ely
Weil
Mir
Burrows
Thilips
Anderbese
Jobo
Cory
Jon
Aeniansera
Ling and Agiadlarkie
Felher
Wpa
Anan
SOC
Battders
la Chasse
Tanary
Neverney
Tred Mason
Shredded Whean Company
Aline
Willy al Leer
Mio Eayrs
Vilage
Aryl
Salvation Army Box Drive Nets Local Support Friday
Boxes at schools collected nickels and dimes on Thursday with totals to be announced Friday evening. Volunteers distributed doughnuts and pins while residents donated to the Salvation Army drive led by Miss McElroy and Mrs Ryan. Bank directors held a meeting at the National Bank of Ti Crosse with President Burton presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weir
Fie
Sponth
All Girl Hovse Ab
Majestiey Shewker
Peyrrt
Maine
Tyan
Salvation Army
Montagne Truik
Chiperem
Lin Adiicens
Hagwest
Daughtaus
Mra
Ryany
Dean
Salvation Ardy
Miss McElroy
The
National Bank of Ti Crosse Migs Haze
George W. Burton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Railway Labor Board
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
I. P. Daugherty
L. G. Griffing
F. A. Burgess
Labor Board
Ben M. Hooper
Associated Press
Railroad Labor Board
Linont
Ieailers
T. Cayden
Annoumend
W. Hooper
Boars
Chan Che
Bom
Che
Wy Saan
Heapey Jett
Trouper
Pd Br
Hooper de
Oli
Herbert Harriman
N. Y
Wien
Briday
Lowa
Zanerane
Lausinis
Orsinis
Javennurs
Keokuk
NATO
Tismarck
Sioasrte
Nate
Elena
New
Creteans
Otto Bosshard
Mibwaukee
C.H. Kriese
Kriese
Barkeeper
Neuman
N. P. League
Wedocs
An Eikhorn
Alfred C. Anderson
Hogerton
George Yalurk
Ramlaginl
I. Andrews
Durf
I. Th Gontey
Pharlingtons
Jella Quinlan
Mentone Whitlam
M. Smith
Arthur Tf Skolt
Clara Czerwinski
Milwaukee
Z. F. Cobabe
Milwau Tours A Fons
Arthur Garry
Milwauk
Almabarry
Willa Bear
Smith
Jorn
Walter Drew
Milken
Mabel Gilkey
Oshkosh
Lotric U Woodforr
Gaiherin Alguriet
Waptomaipen
Straus
Hbce
Rinstan
Daan
Nive Rieko
Lewis
Mthinelanier
Mexia
Rhehan Uperiop
Weare
Waonmel Sonenert
Andateon
Medford
Repubicag
Neues
Suzwed
Gity
Merchants
Bureau of Chamber’ ‘Vaudeville
Sell of Commerce
Bureau
William Poerflinger
Sir Thurstiy
Mami
Aimos
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