Open Fight on heed plan for soldier bonus
Senate fights over a veteran bonus plan with amendments to tax policy and exemptions. Senators debate constitutional limits and seek a final vote later in the week as work continues on the revision bill amid party divisions.
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Notables Bring Greetings From Abroad to U S Service Men
At the national American Legion convention in Kansas City President Coolidge spoke for Harding’s welfare program. He pledged relief for veterans, urged tax considerations, and warned against sectionalism while praising a new national consciousness among veterans and the nation.
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Kansas City
Harding
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America
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Torres
American Legion
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Jumanite
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Mmattox
France
Schumann.Heink
Madame Slama
Chaltanonga
Tenn
Inn Legion
Goweill
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Barry Parker
Utea
Sussouri
Memorial Service Held for Late Legion Commander
Memorial service featured delegates from allied forces and veterans groups honoring the late Legion commander. Speeches by Kansas officials, international veterans leaders, and the convention program included tributes from Gen Jacques and Major Crem, with Admiral Beatty slated to speak and a full day of memorial events and reunions planned.
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Indianapolis
Dian
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Canada
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Mrs George Scott Dies At Home In La Crosse
Mrs Olive J Grosby Scott wife of Georges W Scott died Sunday morning at her residence 115 North Eleventh Street La Crosse She is survived by her husband and two daughters The funeral will be held from 128 North Eleventh Street Wednesday November 2 at one oclock Interment in Oak Grove cemetery Rev Nellie Mang Opdule will officiate
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Georges W. Scott
Mtrmna L. Scott
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Mill
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la Crosse
D. A. Re
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Hen O'Donk
Oak Grove Cemetery
Stev
Nellie
Mang
Wisconsin Bounties On Wild Animals Spark Debate
Wisconsin state bounties on animal scalps have paid thousands to farmers and hunters, with wolves and foxes among beneficiaries. The article cites mispayments, misidentified scalps, and calls for reform as officials examine bounty practices and potential abuses by professional trappers.
Injunction Granted Against Ettrick Rail Bond Issue
A local injunction halts Ettrick from issuing 4000 in bonds to aid the Ettrick and Western railroad, with legal action at Whitehall Cowin Haley and Twisme and Wh ce representing parties and opposing counsel seeking to restrain the town. The case centers on legality of bonding to fund railroad operation in the town.
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la Crosse
Retrick & Wordwestern Railroad
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Cowin & Haley
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Metricis
Kenny
Gaveney & “Barlow
New Carnival Dates Planned With King and Queen Ball
January carnival set with the King and Queen ball as a highlighted feature. Williams elected general chair of the committee. Event planned for late January with outdoor sports and a specialized indoor function. A budget system will govern financing and officials promise a businesslike approach.
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Late returns shift Dakota governor race lead
Independent candidate R A Nestos held a narrow lead over Governor J J Prizier as 121 precincts remained uncounted in North Dakota. With 1,977 of 2,086 precincts reporting, Nestos led Prizier by about 6,896 votes, totaling 108,903 to 102,007 in independent newspaper tabulations.
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Four Irish women escape from Mount Joy jail in Dublin
Four Irish political prisoners escaped Mount Joy jail in Dublin Sunday night. A rope ladder spanning the wall enabled the escape, with the fugitives slipping down embankments to freedom in a dramatic jailbreak. The incident is described as Mount Joy’s boldest escape. A second notice reports George Binh, 66, a well known horse dealer, died Sunday after strokes. Anton Rosner, 32, was fatally wounded Sunday when his shotgun discharged accidentally.
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Court halts West Virginia union organizing efforts
Federal Judge A B Anderson issued a temporary injunction to stop the Pysted Allied Workers of Ameri from attempting to unionize miners in West Virginia. The order allows peaceful organizing but blocks actions viewed as suppressing competition and affecting the check off system for dues.
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Tidiana
Early Life Details Of Virginia Rappe Reported
Witnesses describe Virginia Rappe's early life during a San Francisco party hosted by Batty Arbuckle. The death led to manslaughter charges tied to state and defense inquiries into the girl's background as the trial nears.
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Conference to Decide Action on Southern Strike
Representatives of four railway brotherhoods will meet railroad officials at 3 p.m. Monday in To n, Texas, to discuss policy to be followed regarding six hundred striking trainmen.
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International & Great Northern Railroad
Germany Granted Time Extension on Reparations
Paris reports the reparations commission granted a fifteen day extension on the first installment of 6,000,900 cell marks due for the second portion of reparations. The delay affects payments scheduled for November 13, and was announced Monday.
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U S Delegates to Disarm Meet Given Rank of Ambassador
Washington March 18 The rank of Ambassador was granted Monday to the American delegates appointed by President Harding to represent the United States at the forthcoming conference on limitation of armaments and discussion of Waelfie and Maraster.
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Unionists in Attagk Beset by Ulster Policy Clash
London report says Lloyd George told the House of Commons the Ulster parliament is in a worse position and new measures will be introduced to correct it Parliament will not approve any Irish settlement without imperial approval The Daily Mail noted possible government steps to shape Southern Ireland without new legislation and awaited Dail response to Sinn Fein inquiries.
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Rosabelle of House of David Found Floating in Lake Michigan
The Rosabelle, a vessel of the House of David Brinton Harbor, was found floating on its beam end in Lake Michigan about 43 miles east of Milwaukee early Sunday. No crew remains were found among the approximately four aboard. The ship, built in 1862 and used to haul supplies for the House of David, left Niles, Michigan Friday morning. Officials voiced opposition to any immediate withdrawal of U S troops from the Rhine while confirming no decision had been made. Two men were shot and $85,000 was stolen in a separate hold up in Valley, New York.
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