Brayton era supports European policy in wartime debate
The document argues for maintaining troops in Europe to back allies, opposing Irish and Balkan dissent, and warning against pacifist concession. It notes Austria and Hungary pressuring borders, the danger of yielding to Germanic powers, and urges united action to prevent chaos and defend national interests. The piece references Syracuse and Lisbon-like diplomacy, with calls for restraint and continued military presence in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
Allit
Serbia
Auwerien
Peden
Trish Delewates
WNP
Trish Republic
Ritain
George
Felard
Belfase
Wingers Post in Need of Cash at Once
Roy L. Wingers American Legion Post in La Crosse, also known as the Roy Sangers Post, appeals for financial support to cover costs for veteran assistance, military funerals, wreaths, and extensive correspondence with officials. Commander William C Strehl details efforts to aid disabled veterans, dependents, and ex service members, noting losses from past events and ongoing fundraising.
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Roy L. Wingers
American Legion
Neek
William C. Streal
Fnan Cal Tance
Mr. Strep
la Crosse Tribun
Laader-Press
la Crosse
Roy Sangers
Rhein
Laose
Oak Grove
Veance
The
Legion
Ince
Aeripath Lyreum
Thais
Jornal
Legion Post
Post
Husband Smiles As Murder Trial Unfolds In Court
In a sensational trial, the husband smiles as murder evidence unfolds. Prosecution presents a trunk said to hold the victim, Mrs Mahoney, with testimony aimed at proving her wealth and disappearance after February. Jury heard body identity details and a planned trip to St Pauls, with expectant testimony continuing into Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James I
Muyhoney
Treeverie Levin
Lake Lion
Frank
Kenosha Herald Quits Over City Support for Papers
Kenosha Herald suspends publication after failing to sustain two daily papers. Kenosha, population 80,000, cannot financially support both. Kanoshia News Publishing Co. announces cessation of Kenosha Herald and related operations. Michigan pastor George C. Tennay, 72, a Seventh Day Baptist minister and longtime Battle Creek chaplain, killed in a truck incident Saturday afternoon.
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Kenosha Herald
CITY
Barenosia
Kanoshia News Publishing Vompans
Keneshe
Potabie
Michigan
Battle Creek
Hitler George ¢. Tennay
Fee
Battle Creak
Eight Die In Lake Superior Squall Near Sault Ste Marie
Eight persons perished when a squall struck Lake Superior two weeks earlier. Adam Lewis, sole survivor, reported the berry pickers set out from Shell Drake north of here toward Sault Ste Marie Ontario. Investigation indicates the sailboat capsized.
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Sault Ste Marie
Mich
Lake Superior
Adam Lewis
Shell Drake
Hare
Ont
Tax bill aims to cut revenue by over a billion dollars
Washington report summarizes committee findings on revised income tax and excess profits provisions. It notes a potential $1.72 billion shift in revenue from changes proposed, with main actions including repeal of excess profits tax, surtax on high incomes, and partial tax relief on transportation and capital stock taxes. The document stresses safety margins for 1922 and questions short term securities raising funds.
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Ashington
D. C
Esendhy Finduee
de Wajorby
Treasury
Ravenna
Ilscrysion
Secretary of the Treasury
Ulis Hill
Judge Seeks Experts on What News Fits Print
Kansas City court weighs what a Sunday paper should publish amid a motion related to a sensational weekly. Kansas City Star editor Feh and Kansas City Journal editor Ralph Lis testify on propriety of detailing alleged Arbuckle events and associated industry impact.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Latahaim
Fe, Stoo
The
Kansas City Star
Noy
Mb Licition
Ralph Lis
Mabusing
Kansas City Journal
Bir
Arbuckle
Illinois Banker Arrested for Embezzlement in Bridgeport
Roy Te Laughlin, 38, cashier of the Bridgeport Bank and Trust Company, Bridgeport, Illinois, was arrested on a charge of embezzlement. An examination of his books reportedly revealed a shortage of about one hundred thousand dollars.
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Lawrenceville
Y W C A Plans Membership Week In La Crosse Area
The Y W C A announces a citywide membership week starting Monday to boost support for the institution aiding girls and women. No special drive, just urging every woman and girl to join with a one dollar assessment. fixtures depict the association’s varied work and notices of upcoming activities will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Young Woman's Christian Association
Eltp
Charles Cone
Harriet 7. McVingtry
Mera G. Swindell
Association
Eduader
Harrier
la Crosse Normal School
Nbrsies
Eas
Uye B
R. Barron Company
Deertlinger
I Crosse
Tou
Local Mothers Club Sets Season on Community Affairs
The Shel home of Mrs. Charles Hickizeh hosts a Mothers Club meeting launching the 1921-22 season with talks on family budget community welfare and social topics. Principal speaker Mrs. Madison University division will discuss Ameneniza Seu with music by Mrs. Leo Simones. tickets at Hebberd’s.
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Mainest Rhea Ca
Nothers
Mothers’ Wit
National Congress of Mothers’ Clubs
Community Council
Tua Brera
Merlin T Landeo
Fairchild
Cueripe Hickisch
Chamber of
Cammeres
Emilyon
Mra
Siser
Shannon
Banker Dies on Train in Chicago Transit
A 47 year old banker from Aber Ont. destined to become president of a Toronto bank died after a train halted at Enion station on Saturday. He suffered a fatal fracture while being treated in Rochesto Mia prior to the journey.
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Chicago
Aber Ont
Toronto
Canada
Enion Station
Rochesto Mia
Chicago Cops Bootleggers Claim By Chief
Chicago police chief J Charles C Fitzmorris stated in letters to John Alcock and Charles Clyne that he believes about half the Chicago police are involved in illegal liquor sales and transport. He promised drastic action if supporting evidence is found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Charles C. Fitzmorris
John H. Alcock
Charles F. Clyne
Fitzmorris
Withdrawal of U S troops in Rhine debate at senate
Washington reports say the German treaty prompts early U S troop withdrawal from the Rhine. Senator Borah argues the Versailles pact imposes no legal obligations and warns against joining European entanglements. Senator Lodge counters that withdrawal would follow ratification, stressing moral duties and allied solidarity. France fears loss of keystone support in enforcing the treaty.
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U. S
M. Fueserandy
Wastigston
France
Lodge
Washington, D. C
Associated Press
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Rhine
Germany
Watson
Georgi
U's
Borah
Foreign Relations Committee
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Ratificadion I
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Americn
Neresis
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Hitler
Terpelse
Jewell
Wbort
Ford
Wiscersin
Acter Agen
Gunther Certury
Madison
Saviet
AU Industries
Meivile Ownerstii
Fala
Bolshevist
Joaorshiyy
W. €. Strehl
Service Star President
Mase Mayer
Roe
Service Star Leghyn
Mayer
Taglian
Tat Grasse
Service Star Legion
James EB
Mahoney On
Seattle
Secretary of Treasury
Illinois
Carl Ke
Coleman and
Pitman
Gill
Community Amusements
Dimler
Tostesses
Warninger
Bock
Art
Wwitlch
Iosldapes
Musics
Ca. Semsch
Feinberg
MacDonald
Aire, Dickioron
Vojeht
George Eriex
Mer. Brahmer
B.D. Long
Yune
ARINE
Paes
Gireles
Washington
Borab
United States
West Salem
H. Jeffers
John Moyers
Tlenry Drechler
4. C. Herpion
Romnen
Radio Club
Samuel Bowlpur
S. John Esth
A. L. Pierce
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