Wisconsin and Washington notes on senators plans
Senator Beu will travel to Washington after meeting with veterans in Detroit and Wisconsin, then return to press his report on agricultural industry. Senate finance debates tax revision as La Follette fights railroad refunds while Adams and Horibeck provide Wisconsin expertise to federal committees.
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M'Cormick Lists City Public School Teachers for 1921 22
The 1921 22 teacher roster for La Crosse public schools has been released by Superintendent McCormick. New principal G M Wiley leads high school staff including Michaelson, Caldien, Nichols, and Falconer among others. Enrollment is expected to reach 1390 at the high school, with gains also noted at the elementary level due to a new state compulsory education law and a related employment age requirement.
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Mebet Barton
Harry Tpalconer
Frances Nichols
Lester Pierce
Ilva Shields
McCormick
EB. McCormick
Grierall
Mr. McCormick
Busin
Pttms
la Crosse
Record Enrollment Seen for Normal School This Year
Athletic outlook bright despite last year's losses as normal school expects students from northern states and beyond. President Collien aims to expand staff and facilities. salaries draw teachers, Phy Ed expands. university ties allow two-year work in state normal schools. Cafeteria enlarged, campus renovations underway for football season.
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Mexican oil talks reach tentative agreement
Report from Mexico City states that representatives of American oil firms have reached a tentative pact with the Mexican government. Final signature by Pros. Islett Cbreeny is required to complete the agreement.
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Mexico City
Assackirel Press
Treasury de la Finerta
Ameren Oil
Ranie Hereerty
Islett Cbreeny
State Corn Champion Sets Wisconsin Yield Record at Fair
John Bendel of Chipmunk Coulee wins sweepstakes at Milwaukee state fair with a thirteen-foot stalk and top prizes in all corn classes. His Bendel Silver King strain yields an estimated 135 to 140 bushels per acre, beating prior records. expert attention comes from the Ons Alaska school and Wisconsin agricultural college. Bendel Junior, rising in youth farming, drove the effort with his father aiding. the prize corn will be shown at the La Crosse Interstate fair.
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Jaska Farm School
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Labor Parade and Picnic In La Crosse Monday
Plans are complete for a labor parade and picnic in La Crosse Monday with a march starting at Market Square at 10 a.m. Mayor Woentley to speak, and a program of speeches and foot races for men and women, plus a tug of war between farm laborers and a Nonpartisan League team.
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Conmor
Chaplin Sued by Attorney Over Fees in Portrait Case
New York reports a suit against Charlie Chaplin served while he posed for a portrait. Fred Goldsmith seeks 10,900 as his fee for convincing Mildred Harris Chaplin to settle alimony claims. The attorney argues his services were essential to his client.
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Harding
Germany
Atlanta
Eugene V. Debs
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New York
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Fred ‘E Goldsmith
Mildred Harris Chaplin
Goldsmith
Cauplis
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Wisurrube
JRASSHOPPERS REDUCE RATES
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered the Chicago Burlington and Quincy railroad to cut livestock shipping rates for one day to spur cattle relocation from Wyoming grazing areas as grass shortages caused by gasshopne damage prompted the move.
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Wyoming
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Troops Control Mine Situation in West Virginia
West Virginia faces armed mine disorder as Brigadier General Bandholtz reports more than 2,000 federal troops in place and a steadily improving situation. Surrendered insurgents were sent to St Albans for processing, while state and county forces remain under federal control. No new outbreaks expected as troops fortify Madison and Logan County positions.
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Boone
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Forest fires threaten Northwoods bog blaze near Rup River
Minnesota guardsmen assisted locals to quell a large bog fire five miles east of Rup River settlement aided by Capitan McHugh’s company and a fire crew from Aitkin. High winds lashed flames before dying down as rangers reported the fire under control. other blazes near Tamarack Two Harbors and Walsh prompted a heavy firefighting effort with crews kept on alert due to dry conditions.
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Imops
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Frei" McGrath
Walsh
Red -Lake Indian Reservation
First Infantry
Minnesota National Guard
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Bure
W. T. Gox
Aitkin
Freight rate case ends in Washington with final arguments
Presentation of testimony and arguments in the freight rate case for grain and hay before the Interstate Commerce Commission by twenty western states and shippers concluded. The parties sought relief for Western agriculture via a measured action by the commission.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
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