Session 5 Organized for Business
The Senate and Assembly confirmed committee appointments after a delay in the Senate due to discontent. Senator George F. Staudenmayer of Portage refused to serve on the education and public welfare panel and pressed to chair the highways committee, accusing progressive leaders of breaching a prior agreement.
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Senate
Assembly
Associated Press
Madison
Dahl
Committee On Committees
George F. Staudenmayer
Portage
Ruhr Valley Faces Uncompromising Military Occupation
German industrial leaders were summoned to a tense meeting with French economic experts in Duesseldorf as French tanks and infantry massed nearby. General Degoutte warned authorities and industry that any hindrance to normal business would invite penalties, signaling hard line on Ruhr deliveries and occupation.
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Associated Press
Esséti
Dueseelforf
Ruhr
Welve
Cernmans
Belgium
Dégoutte
Duesseldorf
Germany
Stinnes
Retin
M. Conte
Hie
Texlay
Dercutte
Palmer House to be rebuilt as 23 story Palmer estate project
United Press reports Chicago's Palmer House, famous hotel, will be torn down and a new 23 story structure built by the Palmer estate. The rebuilt Palmer House will retain its name and offer about 2,000 rooms, replacing the current 360.
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United Press
Chicago
Palmer House
Oice - Con
Palmer
Mie
Germany in Default as Reparations Commission Votes
The reparations commission declared Germany in default for failing to deliver in kind to Lees, France, Italy, and others. Louis Barthon, president, cited Berlin’s refusal to provide in kind while the French occupied the Ruhr as the cause. England’s representative abstained.
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Gemany
Lees
France
Ieizium
Ttaly
Kemball Cook
England
John Brad~ Dury
Unidentified man shot at suburban resort found dead
A man shot at close range in the groin is found dead outside University Hospital. A nurse alerts staff by dragging the body into the corridor and a note addressed to Mark Williams of Rovers delivery Omaha is found on him. Police link the incident to a bloodied driver seen nearby hours earlier.
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United Press
University Hospital
Oshkosh Man Wins Wedding License in Waukegan Ill
Special to The Northwestern reports a man from Oshkosh, Harvey Balv, obtaining a marriage license in Waukegan, Illinois, with Ruth Orphal of Milwaukee named in the notice.
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Waukegan, Ill
Waukegan
Harvey Hi.Balv
Oshkosh
Ruth Orphal
Milwaukee
New Low for Marks as German Currency Slumps
United Press reports New York markets pushed the German mark to fresh all time lows. The rate shows 61 cents buys 1008 marks, equating roughly to 18,900 marks per dollar as the slide continues across trading.
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United Press
New York
Banquet Speech Opposes Unified Industry Command
United States steel executive Schwid, chairman of Bethlehem Steel, warned against uniting all U.S. firms under a single head, calling it economically risky. He cited the Lackawanna Bethlehem merger as showing potential overhead savings of 1.4 to 1.5 million and predicted America would remain the workshop of the world if current industry prospects held.
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Associated Trress
New York
Tn Se
United States
Capper shoots down 1924 presidential bid
United Press interview quotes Kansas Senator Capper saying he has a man-sized job in the Senate and will work on a permanent solution to farmers' ills, rejecting a 1924 presidential run. the piece notes a continuation on Page 1.
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Kansas
United States
Paul R. Mallen
United Press
Stat
Washington, D.C
Senator Capper
Des
Capper
Senate
Equity Co operative shows deficit. stockholders urged to lend
The report of directors of the Equity Cooperative Exchange shows a deficit of 728000 with losses since 1921 totaling 158800. For the year ending July 31 1922 net operating losses were 459000 while a five month gain of 99000 leaves a seventeen month net loss near 58000. The board urges twenty thousand stockholders to extend loans to cover deficits and avoid reorganization, which could cut par value.
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Ttmited Press
Argo
Equity Cooperative Exchange
Dauly
Mr. Anderson
J. Bl. Wood
Minnesota
Chicare
Sarah Bernhardt Suffers Relapse in Illness
Reports from Tauis say Sarah Bernhardt has relapsed after a critical period. Her secretary told the Trusted Press that she remains bedridden and unable to leave her bed. Physicians regard her condition as not hopeful, with Whitsitors reportedly restricted.
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United Prean
Tauis
Sarah Bernhards
Feleeniehy
Trose
Parker Licensed to Marry in New York
United Press reports that Alton B. Parker, Democratic presidential hopeful of 1904, obtained a license to marry Mrs Amelia Tay Campbell of New York. Parker said they would wed today and gave ages as 70 for himself and 22 for the bride.
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United Press
New York
Alton B. Parker
Amelia Tay Campbell
Parker
Requests Gain Three Million Over 1920 24
Special to The Northweasten at Madison that the 1923 legislature will prune appropriation requests. State board of public affairs shows 1923 24 requests exceed current year budget by 3 18 million and 1924 25 exceed by 5 125 million. Administration advocates economy while joint finance committee to scrutinize about twenty five departments. Early work signals policy. large increases centered on operating table and related items.
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Madison
State Board of Public Affairs
Joint Finance Committee
Joint Committee On Finance
Sommestona
Ani. Cedapants
Judson of Chicago to Retire After Sixteen Years
Harry Pratt Judson, head of the University of Chicago for sixteen years, will retire February 20. Ernest Dewit Burton, head of the department of New Testament and Early Christian Literature, will succeed him. The board conferred the title of president emeritus. Judson cited the heavy political responsibilities and lack of time to finish investigations and prepare publications as reasons for resigning.
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United Press
Chicago
Harry Pratt Judson
Chicago University
Ernest Dewit
Burton
Judson
Partilan
Free to Return to First Loves in Wanwaw City
A garbled United Press report from Wanwaw City, Missouri, notes Dr Charles ry Belair mysician and Mrs Lirain Roventretier were free to return to their first loves. The piece mentions Albert Strosentretter, the wronged husband, seeking reconciliation, and Fry expressing preference to reunite with his lawful wife. Fry and Mrs Rosentreiter were reportedly arrested elsewhere after a furniture dispute. The story also references a physician Wad working as a strikebreaker in lead railroad yards since September.
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United Pres
Wanwaw City
Charles Ry
Belair Mysician
Lirain Roventretier
Poirie
Albert Strosentretter
Watunheered
Belollanal
Fry
Jalhere
Rosentretters
Beet
Rs. Rosentreiter
Wad Bean
Aince
Rum Fleet Menace to Navigation Reported Off Jersey Coast
Associated Press reports near New York harbor a vessel from the West Indies struggled to crowd through a Rum Fleet sighting off the New Jersey coast. Highlands offshore today shows increased fleet activity with fourteen vessels south of Am prose lightship. The squadron includes a tank steamer, a small steamer like a trawler, three masted schooners and eleven two masted schooners. No buyers observed near shore as maritime authorities adhere to low profile after last Thursday night. Fort Victoria arrival in New York last night sighted yesterday only war ships and seven schooners.
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Associated Pres
New York
Berry
Seawnnel Guard
Thin City
West Indies
Highlands
N. J
Amprose
Maritima Hon. Legaera
Fort Victoria
Watchful Waiting 10 Be the Plan Watchful Waiting 10 Be the Plan
Ambiguous wartime chatter describes a strategic pause and potential actions as France and allies weigh responses to perceived violations of postwar agreements. Officials warn against breaches of private property and discuss broader diplomatic tensions amid uncertain ultimatums.
Administration denies IK on reparations deal
Associated Press reports Washington officials dismiss claims of a reparations plan involving key figures and the commission. White House sources say no agreement exists and deny ties to Turkey or Britain while refuting prior dispatches.
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Associated
Washington, D. C
Fintain
Treland We Bryden
American Observer
United
Commission
Bogle Oser
Pris
Clapaticbex
Bill to Permit Raising State Life Policies
In a fragmented report the text references a bill permitting the increase of state life policies. The read material mentions associated areas and individuals in unclear phrases, with partial numbers and names obscured. The item appears to note legislative action without clear outcomes or dates.
President Harding Grip Develops After Week Old Illness
The report notes President Harding maintains grip and directs from the White House as officials report his condition to improve. The text mentions a period of weakness but emphasizes continued stewardship of national affairs while he remains confined.
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Harding
Condition of Farmer Shown by Speaker Amid Turmoil
A fragmented report discusses agricultural policy and farm economics. It mentions transportation inadequacy for agriculture, credit system flaws, and price disputes. The speaker highlights export aims, grading standards, and the dollar value of farm products against commodities.
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Torer
France Pushes Conquest Into German Industrial Region
Cavthew Press reports French forces push deeper into western Germany, isolating key industrial towns. French advances threaten German defenses as clashes renew along the Lippe and Rhine basins. Citizens remain quiet amid ongoing operations, with reports of protests and scattered disturbances in affected areas.
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Cavthew Press
New York
Kehpoet
Germany
Hatley
Uly Basin
Dorumund
Rag Valley
Steele
Loth Lawn
Beth Ha Owas Proveliah
Duke Proposes Three Times to Marry in Public Proposal
The Duke reportedly makes a third attempt to propose to Patsy Auber during a public event at Norsebank, after earlier attempts. AACR and officials respond with cautious statements as the world watches for a decisive engagement.
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Pnitea
Cluder
Uhrer
Uae
Fortniahn Aga
Patsy Auber
Tarsshack
Norsebank
Kendy Flimthera
Eitep
Tereyer
Mob Hangings Spur Trestle Violence in Arkansas
Reports say a mob of about one thousand residents in Harrison Arkansas hanged striking railroad shopworker A Gregor from a high trestle after his shootout with the mob. The attack followed sabotage of the Missouri and North Arkansas line as authorities sought to disperse the crowds. Pete Zenabé, a strike leader, was reported hanged though his body was not found.
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United Press
Harrison
Ark
Me‘Gregor
Missouri & North Arkansas
McGregor
Avhail
Pete Zenablé
Ruhr Occupation Said to Affect Reparations Positively
Washington reports claim the Ruhr occupation by French forces may boost reparations payments by stimulating industrial effort. Observers caution that production incentives and long term gains are uncertain as wartime controls hamper German industry and risk undermining postwar aims.
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Ruhr
United States
Washington, D. C
Vrench
Ite
Belgium
Cin Feleita
Gornjula
War declared by people concerned resolution
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Washington, D. C
Onia
Polis
Winifred Mason Turi
Tacs
Vnek
Eetavaila
Weather notes from town amid mixed forecasts
Weather observations list temperatures and cloud cover for Wednesday and a midweek period. Forecast mentions partly cloudy spells, chances of rain, and regional temperature trends across districts including central portions and neighboring locales.
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Ruhr Valley
America Workshop of the World
Directors -Of-North-Dakota
Sarah Bernhardt
University OF Chicago
Europe
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Entente
Lave
Versailles
Fe Wien
IKON
Titty Varsomadlyyinah
Mda Led
Cy Dabber Avenue
Wantington
D. G
Javedy
Agriculure Organization
Agi
Ptania
Hesadfuin
Bochum
Marie Ioikis
Freieie
Duke
Hanes
M’rea
Tittle, Rock, Ark
Clute
Harerigott
McRae
Mats Ladgen
Dane Lock
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