NO FUNDS FOR CITY COMFORT STATION
Report of Special Committee notes lack of funds and no approval from Board of Health for location. City halts construction, delays by sewer work, extension timing sought with Wisconsin Railway Light and Power. Dredging plan for Jefferson school site milk station and boat passage approved. League event praised for educational value and municipal taxation discussion highlighted.
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Jefferson School
Plame
McGrady
Mrs. Geo Powell Dies Suddenly at 71 in City
Mrs. Geo Powell dies suddenly at home in the city at age 71. Survived by daughter Mrs. Claire, and three sons including George L Powell of Tar and Will A Powell of Burkhourport. Services planned in St Paul with cremation. arrangements by Dees Lawes.
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City of Eau Claire
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Widlow
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Soneet
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Fowell
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California
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Crosse
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Kansas City
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Burkhourort
Milwaukee bakers cut bread prices in shift to lower flour costs
Milwaukee bakers announce reductions of about ten cents per loaf as flour prices ease, effective next Monday. President Joseph Moehlman of the Milwaukee Bakers’ Association says the one and two pound loaves will drop to about eight and ten cents less, with the larger loaf now selling around nine cents cheaper. The move aims to reflect the drop in flour costs across the market.
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Milwaukee
Milwatkee
Wis
Orves
Fall Down Cellar Stairs Proves Fatal to Mrs. Pitann
Mrs. Bertha Pitann 61 of Hokah died Friday from injuries after falling down a cellar flight reportedly damaged by rats. Her son found her unconscious that night. she never regained consciousness and died the next morning. Survived by four children and married daughters in Minneapolis. funeral held Saturday afternoon.
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Bertha Plann
Pique Ail
Minneapolis
Tempest Over Pay Ends in Arrest of Hired Man
The Worthington farmer Hubert Want faced a county court judgment as Edwin Man, his former hired man, testified of abuse and threats. Man was accused of using abusive language. Minske was later arrested, arraigned, and fined one dollar plus costs in Judge Grindley's court.
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Worthington
Hias
Grindley
Edwin Man
Mant
Minske
Yaet
Utynt
Minske Wis
Eoses
Two Speeders Fined in Police Court Saturday
Norman Schulze and Lestir Tauker were arraigned in the police court on a charge of speeding. They were fined three dollars each and cautioned to observe speed limits.
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Norman Schulze
Lestir Tauker
Elyan
Taoth Wern
Blanton Apologizes to House Members
A garbled report indicates Blanton apologized to House members amid a Friday censure, with unclear names and details due to damaged text. It notes a formal reproof and parliamentary procedure, but specifics remain unreadable.
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Blanton
Foch Welcomed 10 America Today by President Harding
The article describes a public reception for Foch by President Harding, noting the president’s remarks praising the American Army and the nation. Ambassadors, officials, and soldiers attended as crowds gathered to greet the allied figure, with the scene described in active, period newspaper tone.
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Foch
America
Harding
American Service Men Moving On Kansas City Convention Program
A compact report outlines a convention program with events across several days. It mentions opening remarks, memorials, and a dedication ceremony for the Liberty Memorial, with sessions led by Marshal Work and others and a Logan dinner for Bermandd.
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Kansas City
U. S
Bertrand
Hugh
Aurelionn
Bermrandd
Declares Average Person Mind Like Thirteen Year Old
Fragmentary text asserts a controversial claim about cognitive ability. The readable portions reference a person and a claim about intellect but lack clear context, dates, or identifiable groups to establish a full newsworthy item.
Notables of Five Nations Attend in Global Gathering
Notables of Five Nations will attend a vast gathering with military and cultural leaders, including General Pershing, amid a city parade and public programs. The event features conferences, musical performances, and receptions expected to draw many visitors and dignitaries worldwide.
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Gieneral Varou
Helium
Cionerw
Marshal Poel
Pershing
Unreported Territory in USA Campaign Stirs Aid Appeal
The piece notes extensive yet uncounted territory for a Salvation Army drive with no totals available. It highlights donations from West Salem, Reckkind, and others, plus appeals by Mrs Turgess and local leaders urging overlooked supporters to contribute to the fund-raising effort.
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Salvalien Artiy
West Salem
Volmien
Reckkind
Baturdas
Salvation Army
Burges Rein Peagle
Eure
Turgess
Lin
Premier Briand Sails Saturday for Arms Meet
Paris reports Premier Briand and the French delegation to the Washington conference on limitation of arma and Eastern problems departed for America aboard the liner Matayerce on Saturday.
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Paris
Griand
Washington
America
Matayerce
Soviet government to recognize Imperial Russia debts
Riga dispatch reports official Bolshivek News that Soviet Russia will recognize the foreign debts of Imperial Russia under conditions. Recognition is conditional on the great powers concluding final peace with and recognizing the Soviet republic, according to M. Chitcherin's statement.
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Riga
Fhe Associated Press
Rusia
Bolshevik News
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RULES STRIKES OK Push for Wage Cut Draws Board OK
The Associated Press reports the U S railroad labor board barred strikes without board permission and warned violators would lose protection under the transportation act. The decision reiterates disputes must go to the board. no action by either side until authorized. Chicago area rail executives then paused a planned 9% wage cut, while unions signaled acceptance and continued hopes for peace under board oversight.
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Associated Press
United States Railroad Labor Board
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Symen's Union
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Ilue
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Railreid
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Samuel M. Yelton
Chicago
Weetarn Railroad Exeentiy Uynimister
Samuel Dunn
Railway Act
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Salu
Brotherhood
Stirmen
Luli
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