Ruhr Mines To Be Operated By French Tomorrow
French occupational authorities said Ruhr district mines would begin operating the next day, requisitioning German labor if needed, after finishing military operations in the Ruhr. German mine operators defied threats of arrest and confiscation, and a court martial loomed for those who delivered less coal. Troops moved toward Munster and Hagen as punitive measures for passively sabotaging deliveries.
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Plan to wipe round robin against La Follette records
A 1918 Wisconsin legislative plan sought public destruction of a round robin condemning Senator La Follette. The resolution, signed by many faculty and lawmakers, proposed burning the document for alleged slander, citing Staudenmayer as among those who condemned La Follette during a special session.
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State Senate Grinds House Over Gzerwinsks Motion
The state senate fought a recall motion in the House over the reconsideration of committee appointments. Anti administration and Wet faction members clashed as attempts to delay or derail the confirmation process faltered.
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Harding selects Crissinger for Federal Reserve Board
Marion, Ohio native O. Crissinger, chosen by President Harding as governor of the Federal Reserve Board, rose from controller of the treasury to a key post. His career in public finance impressed the president as a successor to W P G Harding is sought.
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French Take Steps to Get German Coal
French authorities move to control coal movement in the Red valley and set up control posts at Esgen Veerden Muelhtam Bottrop and Ober Jusen. Reports say over 2 000 coal trucks were dispatched in 24 hours with many returned. Berlin government response follows.
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World War II Front Lines Reach Germany and Prussia
Fragmented reports describe industrial regions defying invaders as German defenses firm under pressure in the Ruhr and surrounding areas. Allied forces press toward Prussia amid warnings of intensified operations and potential counteractions.
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Prince Andrew of Greece Faces Trial and Banishment
United Press reports Prince Andrew of Greece faced trial by a revolutionary committee in Athens after a string of executions. He recounted threats to his life and his escape plan from Corfu, concluding with banishment aboard a British cruiser to London.
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Wisconsin rail commission appointment reported for MManamy
A report from a Washington source states MManamy will be appointed to the Wisconsin railway commission. The move plans to send the name to the Senate for confirmation, potentially early next week. The current chairman, Mr VMeMcAnaris, is expected to resign to take the Wisconsin post. Endorsement by ruling workers is noted.
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Consternation over possible troop countermand orders
A fragmented news item notes confusion over potential troop countermand orders and suspected sabotage affecting Missouri and North Wyoming rail lines. It references authorities preparing to deploy forces and the concern of renewed unrest, with unclear details on who issued the orders or exact locations involved.
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Campaign to Raise Million for Christian Education in State
A statewide effort announces a campaign to raise one million dollars for Christian education. The plan, directed by church leadership, aims to fund a new dormitory wing plus facilities at a Wisconsin university and to support teachers and workers across congregations.
Wisconsin Assembly Debates Eight Hour Day Proposal
Wisconsin legislators introduced a bill to establish an eight hour day for workers with penalties for violations. The measure appears amid a broader labor agenda, alongside another bill by Assemblyman Katlian. The Associated Press notes the proposals reflect administration priorities and ongoing discussions on labor standards.
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Move to Lay Uhlala Before World League Crisis Debated
A European movement seeks to bring German reparations and France's Ruhr occupation before the League of Nations for settlement. Advisers say the plan aims to force the issue into the league, though officials doubt immediate action or changes to powers.
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Funeral postponed for creditors meeting in Wis
Scheduled funeral postponed owing to a creditors meeting. The ceremony was delayed as creditors gathering proceeded at a Wisconsin city. Lawyers and attendees discussed secured claims and related proceedings. The event paused during the creditors meeting with formalities continuing afterwards.
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Anonymous gifts fund Lawrence college improvements
An anonymous donor pledged $100,000 and Provident Sunnie Plante announced the gift for Lawrence College. The funds support a new gymnasium and related facilities as enrollment grows, with further donations totaling about $400,000 planned toward academic and athletic upgrades.
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Lawrence
Film Star Released After Hearing On HarGotiGs Charge
A film star was released following a hearing on charges related to a criminal matter. The report references legal proceedings, dates, and locations, with multiple names appearing in the nonstandard OCR text.
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Suspended for Liquor Exploit After Game Incident
A game was halted and players faced suspensions following an incident involving liquor. Details are unclear due to damaged text but authorities indicated disciplinary action. The event reportedly occurred after the contest ended and involved team staff and players.
Mayor faces big wire toll response to wireless query
Astute remarks from New York and Boston leaders sparked an urban dispute over a proposed wireless toll. The mayor defended policy while noting potential increases, including a possible doubling of tolls during peak hours.
Both boats blamed for lake accident
A 1910 collision on Lake Superior between two ships near Whitetah Prince in Superior led to a U.S. District Court ruling apportioning damages. Judge Wehawe presided as the Western District of Wisconsin court concluded the captain of one vessel was at fault, with damages estimated around $7,000,000 to be allocated between the two ship owners.
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Noted Northwest Surgeon Dies of Double Pneumonia
An obituary notes the death of a prominent Northwest surgeon from double pneumonia. The memorial lists family members and ties to neighboring communities, reflecting on a long career and community service.
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Fog and Coal Prices Avalanche in Warmer Weather
Fog and coal prices show a sharp drop amid continued warm weather. Wholesale coal costs fell from about 50 cents per dozen to 150 cents, affecting miners and consumers as demand wanes and supply shifts.
Building Boom Sweeps Nation Despite High Rents
A digest of United Press dispatches reports a nationwide building boom as the crest of high rents nears. Some cities see population growth preventing rent declines while others anticipate downward trends. Realtors warn, however, that rising demand may spur further hikes in some markets.
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Buffalo
Kneeskern Denies Both Murders On Stand
Charles City trial record shows B T Kneeskern denying involvement in two murders as he testifies at a second trial. The defendant contends he did not hitch after a drone incident and asserts he warned a witness away from a cabin with a gun.
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Bankruptcy Petition by Oshkosh Concern in Federal Court
A disrupted OCR fragment reports a bankruptcy petition filed by Oshkosh Concern in federal court. Details are unclear due to garbled text but reference is made to the petition, parties, and court involvement.
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