German Chancellor Wirth seeks broad support for peace talks
Berlin dispatch reports Chancellor Wirth aims to unite all political factions to accept American peace terms. Negotiations with Loring Diesal and U S officials continue amid fears of partisan manipulation and possible backlash if the terms are rejected. Names such as Prof Gert Schulzer Gaewernitz are floated for ambassadorial posts as the German stance hardens on the Versailles influenced treaty.
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Bertie
Wirth
Reichstig
United States
Onese
Prof
Gethart Vor Schulzer Gaewernitz
Freiburg University
Carl Degat
Berlin
United Press
Loring Diesel
Germany
Frank A. Vanderlip
Vanderup
Harding
Colonel House
Lusiania
First Indian Slain in Great War Buried at Winner S Dakota
By Associated Press, the centennial convocation of the Episcopal Church in the United States honors the Loyal Sioux and Sigux tribes. Thousands of Christian Indians gathered at Winner to bury the first Indian slain in the Great War, Chauncey Easienom of the Sigux. The ceremony included military tribute and church rites as emissaries from the French government and the E F. presented honors.
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Associated Press
Winecr
Chauncey Easienom
Missionary Society of the Episcopal Church
United States
Easkrom
Dakota
Tallantry
Iwnar
Autom Horrevack
Premier Lloyd George backs Welsh home rule stance
Premier Lloyd George signals support for Welsh home rule in a Liver pool Post report. He pledges to back a measure granting Wales greater local self government if Welsh members of parliament favor the move.
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Lloyd George
Br Associated Press
Londom
Sieror
Liord George
Liverpool Post
Appointed by Blaine Announces Milwaukee County Board Pick
Governor Blaine announced today the appointment of a Milwaukee figure to the Milwaukee county board of progress for the term ending Rex. The selection marks a notable political move as officials shape county governance.
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Associated Press
Helen
Georgg
Miwaukee
Traction Firm Says City Lines Lose Money Monthly
Maniower and Northern Traction Company claims operating losses exceed 1000 dollars monthly and seeks relief from assessments. The city demands cancellation of charges or transfer of lines to others, with bondholders potentially targeted. Loss totals rise from 931 in January to 32,749 by December.
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Manitower, Wik
Maniower
Northern Tracton Company
Aventy
Cthens Ey
Ovbere
Daritg Audh
Monster Highway Plan Linked Chicago to Milwaukee
Chitaro-Alfred E. Case of Channel Lake Illinois announced a plan to build a six-lane concrete surfaced highway from Chicago to Milwaukee with branch roads. The system includes toll routes for private cars and freight roads, a $5,090,000 company, and an authorized bond issue of $20,900,000. The highway would run country roads and railroads, be electric heated, tree lined, guarded by armed protectors to deter highwaymen, and marketed as one of the world’s most beautiful drives.
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Chitaro
Alfred E. Case
Channel Lake
Case, Bord & Co
Chicago
Baeins
Malwaukee
Case
Famous Explorer Not Lost in Yellowstone Hootoo Park
United Press reports Dr Edmund Heiler, famed explorer, is not missing in Hootoo mountains Yellowstone National Park. Superintendent H M Albright confirms Heiler was seen in remote park areas since Tuesday and spoke with staff. A claim of his loss arose from a pigeon message found tied to a carrier's leg in Columbus Circle New York City addressed to Dan Singer.
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United Press
Wyo
Edmund Hei Jer
Hootoo Mountains
Yellowstone National Park
H. M. Albright
Albright
Heiler
Dr. Heller
Columbus Circle
New York City
Dan Singer
Review of Wisconsin road conditions by Milwaukee Journal tour
Milwaukee Journal tour department reports roads in and around Milwaukee are opening. Detours remain on several routes including Pewaukee Oconomowoc and Fond du Lac corridors with advised combinations like 15 35 or 57 23 to Fond du Lac. Highway 57 north of Green Bay and stretches near Milwaukee show closures and detours. multiple routes between Milwaukee and Sheboygan and other towns remain under construction with local detours noted.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Journal
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Oconomowoc Lake
Watertown
Waterloo
Fondau Lac
Exton
Green Bay
Cedarburg
Miwauke
Manstawoe
Sheboygan
Applekton
Beate
Fort Atxin
Ani
Jef
Waukesha
Genessee
New Berlin
Prospert
Macine
Bristol
Noted horseman dies in Chester Pa after sudden illness
James G. Mulhosrae, 82, prominent horseman and Democratic leader in Chester, Pa, died suddenly after a brief illness. Funeral plans and service details were to be announced by the family.
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Freseo Chester
James G. Mulhosrae
Congress Jam Threatens To Delay Recess
Washington notes a legislative jam as Congress aims to delay the monthly recess. Key issues include the Longworth bill, emergency amendments, and funding for the disarmament conference. President Harding seeks tax revision and McNary farm aid action before recess while anti beer debates unfold in closed sessions.
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United Press Star
Washington, D. C
Congress
Longworth
Senate
Harrizon
War Finance Corporation
Harding
House
Finance Committee
McNary
Stanley Senate
Br Thesa
Think Wood Should Resign From Army If Made Governor
Washington D C AP donors report the army would need to resign to accept civilian post as governor general of the Philippines. House military committee prefers tabling, fearing dangerous precedent. Members say Wood would be an excellent governor and should accept Harding’s offer, but resigning to take civilian post is deemed improper.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Wood
Philippines
House
Harding
Amel Cers
Famine Rampant in Volgo District as Cholera Declines
A telegraphic report notes famine in the Volgo district while cholera wanes. Moscow government appropriates 526.4 million rubles for relief expenses and considers a sales tax on traded goods to fund aid. Free transit of relief materials is reported.
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Volgo
Moscow
Russia
Meat Packing to Return to Normal Basis in Postwar Era
United Press dispatch reports the meat packing industry regaining a normal footing with rising production and expanding exports. Industry leaders credit new legislation and market recovery, while trade associations predict continued improvement. a separate note introduces a five in one gown showcased at a National Temperance Union event.
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Harold D. Jacobs
United Treas Sta
New York
Sets New State Mark On Wisconsin Race Track
An Automate Press report describes a race at Green County Monrose on Thursday where a driver set a new state record for a mile on the half mile track. Pat Pointer Deosra set the pace in a three heat race, with Main Direct challenging in the 2 12 pace but settling short of a three second improvement.
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Haf Rey
Green County
Monrose
Cme
Wisconsin
Pat Pointer Deosra
American Quakers Allowed to Send Workers to Russia
The American Friends, permitted by the government, plan to send workers to Russia amid urgent famine relief. Representatives, including two named individuals, have faced disruptions and money movements, with expenditures approaching $699,909. The Quakers are linked to relief funds supporting Soviet aid via Uriel States distribution channels.
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Russia
Beaseneared Press
Philadelphia
Goernment
Meryice
Buea
Moser
Russ
Sviwejsh Front
US American Fund For Russance
Now Bang Cawed
Uriel States
Lloyd George Declares Nothing Kept Back in Irish Terms
United Press reports Prime Minister Lloyd George stating Britain will put all possible concessions into its note to Eamon de Valera and insists the government offered everything it could to secure peace in Ireland. He warns rejection would challenge Ireland and Britain and notes the need for measured talks amid political consideration.
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New York
Famonn de Vaiera
Lloyd George
Associated Fresa
London
Fritish
Promive Liege
George
Treland
Eamonn de Valera
Ireland
Oltlese
Powaibié
Congress considers tax bill amid debate with plan
Today in Congress notes a heated discussion on a tax bill with ongoing senate action. Mentions include a $48,469,950 item for equipment and $106 for dice ammenities, plus unresolved provisions. Military committee also weighs sundry items as deliberations continue.
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Wire Miliary
Government Eyes Urged Peace Talks Amid Urgency
The premier signals readiness to summon parliament within forty eight hours to pursue measures for peace. Officials express sincere desire to end long standing misunderstandings between two peoples and hope reason prevails to avoid renewed conflict and its heavy toll.
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Perks
Perhament
Lic
George
Regir
Roth Banders
Sinn Fein Leaders Center Attention on Premier Works
Sinn Fein leaders in Dublin focus on Premier Lord George’s Irish negotiations statement and the government reply in parliament following an official invitation for a commemorative outgiving and thanks. Deputies work on Irish internal affairs as prospects of peace talks surface amid tensions. An armed incident occurred when rebels seized an automobile, prompting police intervention and a tense smoothing of the affair.
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Sinn Fein
Lord George
House of Commons
House of Jordy
Marquis of Sailabury
Dall
Mondar
Liond George
Semerng
Ixter
Republican Army
Kidmaping
Maison
Dentists Elect New National Association Officers
Milwaukee reports Dr J P Bradley of Los Angeles chosen as president of the National Dental Association after the 1922 convention. Dr Thomas B Hartsel, Minneapolis, to take office at end of convention, succeeding Dr B Friesell of Pittsburgh. Ot ta U King of Chicago and Arthur R Helendy of Knoxville named secretary and treasurer. The meeting approved a nationwide educational drive mailing 3 to 5 million post cards monthly to families designated by local dentists, with 150 to 206 word messages, starting January 1922.
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Milwaukee
J. P. Bradley
Los Angeles
Cali
National Dent Association
Thomas 8. Hartsel
Minneapolis
B.friesell
Pittsburg
Otta U King
Chicazgo
Arthur R. Helendy
Knoxville
Tenn
National Association
Jenath
Mental Protest Against Prohibition Calls Garner Support
A mocked and garbled item references a call for a mental protest against prohibition, urging all opponents of prohibition and those resisting laws to join in a symbolic demonstration. The piece cites orders and proclamations, mentioning men and women and a broad civic stance.
Woman Injured in Vehicle Collision Near Union Grove
Mrs Christane Lager, wife of Jappe Lager of Copenhagen Denmark, sustained severe injuries after a vehicle collided with a concrete culvert east of Union Grove. The accident left her with a fractured knee and other undisclosed injuries as Jens Lager, a resident merchant, reported the incident.
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Jappe
Union Grove
Christane Lagerquis
Copenhaxen
Denmark
Jape
Patronage 1 problem for party in power
Special to The Northwestern reports patronage trouble as a change of administration nears in Washington. The piece notes post office appointments and loyalty tests, with cabinet members and officials urged to focus on duties. It highlights shifts in the South and the recent promotion decisions reflecting fitness over tenure.
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DT. C
Harding
Thease” Barriota
Bend
Cab. Net
Pstronege
Bis Chief
South
Hunter
Commerce Dept
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