No Basis to Harvey Hughes Spat Says Northwestern
Washington reports state there was no ground for wide stories of a rift between Secretary Hughes and Ambassador Harvey or between the president and Hughes. Senators privately spurred tales to unsettle policy on delicate international matters. Colonel Harvey denied the charges against him after sailing on the America.
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Virtually Ultimatum Treaty 10 To Turks Wednesday
Lausanne reports indicate a near ultimatum style treaty will be presented to the Turks next Wednesday with an Feb 2 decision on Turkish signing. The French premier approved the plan and the delegation said no break with Lausanne, offering to return later if Turkey subscribes. Lord Curzon raised Mosul issues to the League of Nations as a threat to peace, with the Earl of Balfour set to speak in Paris.
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Idaho Senator Borah to propose world economic plan
Associated Press reports Idaho Republican Senator Borah intends to renew his plan for a world economic conference. He said he would offer a resolution probably next Monday asking the president to call a meeting of leading nations to discuss economic arrangements.
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Adjudged sane Mary Pig released from state hospital
Mrs Mary Pig who killed her husband while he slept was adjudged sane by a La Crosse doctors commission and released from the state after eleven months of wider observation to determine her sanity for Oshkosh.
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Oshkosh
Embassies Questioned Over Large Liquor Shipments
Washington authorities investigate whether foreign embassies and legations have imported excess liquor later diverted to illegal alcohol trade in the capital. Treasury and State departments exchange notices after police disclose envoys may have used diplomatic immunity to aid bootleggers. Officials say several recent shipments appeared larger than needed for diplomatic staff.
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Washington, D. C
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Treasury Department
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Treasury
Butterfly on Bicycle Seat Baffles Superior Messenger
Peter Hanson, a special delivery messenger in Superior, Wisconsin, found a yellow butterfly on the seat of his bicycle after delivering a letter. He captured it and kept it in a heated room where the butterfly fluttered calmly despite zero weather outside. By ten this morning the insect was in the Telegram office editorial room.
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Wis
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Superior Post Ofice
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Telegram Office
Body Not That Of Stephens The Cashier
Madison reports a body found in Bay St. Louis Missouri is not Clyde K. Stephens missing cashier of Montfort Wisconsin State Bank. Banking commissioner Marshall Cousins received a telegram from Fred Stephens stating the body bears no resemblance to Stephens and likely comes from Sheboygan man Morris Prinderville. The state commission notes continued coverage on page 11.
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Montfort Wisconsin State Bank
Marshall Cousins
Fred Stephens
Stephens
Shebsy- Ban
Morris Prinderville
State Commission
Victor H Arnold to Face U S District Court Arraignment
Victor H Arnold former president of the Madison Bond Company indicted by a federal grand jury on charges of misusing funds to defraud is set to appear in U S district court at Superior within days for arraignment. An earlier no show was blamed on a mixup between offices and he was traveling under a $1000 bond indicating continued legal proceedings.
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Janesville
Wis
Victor H. Arnold
Madison Bond Company
United States District Court
Superior
United States District
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Dougherty
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New York
Laturda
Creamery Dedication at Omro Reported in Local Pages
Dedication of the Omro cooperative creamery and the incidents surrounding it are covered in detail on pages 3 and 10 of this issue.
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London curate supports humanity of Christ in faith debate
The London curate Clarence May comments on the Epistle church dispute, arguing for emphasis on Jesus as man while noting divinity remains central in doctrine. He warns denying Christ’s divinity erodes the church's foundation, favoring a view of Christ as human without insisting on divinity.
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America
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New York
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United Press
England
Bill Seizure Plan for Coal Mines if National Emergency
United Press reports Senator Brookhart from Iowa proposes a bill allowing the president to seize and operate coal mines during a national emergency. The plan envisions government operation with just compensation to owners, a federal control fund for excess earnings, and removal of claims by owners. Brookhart argues this is needed to prevent strikes and ensure coal supply, with powers to regulate labor, embargo shipments, and resolve disputes through a federal body.
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United Press
Washington, D., C
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Interstitute Commerce Commission
No wedding bells for famed hunters engagement called off
The engagement of Paul Rainey to Mrs. Marion Manners has been called off. Manners is socially prominent in New York and London, noted as a hunter of repute alongside Rainey.
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Paul Rainey
Marion Manners
Proposals for Tax Reform Meant to Support University Funding
An official announcement from the Governor’s Office outlines two tax measures to be debated by the legislature. One bill by Senator Bivens targets funding for university needs, while Senator Severson backs a separate plan tied to earnings to sustain university operations and public services. The report notes ongoing discussions and anticipated votes after the proclamation.
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Bivenston
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Hania
Pieter Coanie
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Hearty welcome for Yanks from Belgian nation at Antwerp
A Allied showing of warmth greeted American troops as they arrived in Antwerp with cheers from Belgian residents and officials. Minister of War Beuveut praised America’s role in the great conflict, noting the strong bond and shared purpose in resisting the enemy.
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Knights of Columbus Set Aside Fund for Veterans
The Knights of Columbus announce a dedicated fund totaling about $70,000 for veterans. A report by the national headquarters outlines support and a recent survey guiding allocations to aid veterans and their dependents.
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Weather and town forecast across Dakota and La regions
The forecast notes mixed rain chances and cooler temperatures across the region. It mentions Dakota and La areas. expects cloudy skies, possible warming trends later, and a Friday decision on precipitation chances.
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Hamorke
Shaw Probatte
Fontane
Bert Fox
No War Bill Shapes Assembly Debate
Fragmented OCR text discusses a proposed no war bill and a joint resolution in the state assembly. It references figures such as Ginter G. Price and mentions efforts to prevent another war, including international diplomacy and constitutional considerations. The passage is garbled but centers on antiwar measures and legislative action.
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Winter Warmth Tops Midwestern History This Year
The winter across the Midwest is described as historically warm with few storms. Reports note unusually mild conditions, with dramatic temperature excesses in early 1923 and a shift of severe storms toward the eastern regions as winter ends.
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Middie West
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Narod
Giles
Hacky Mountain
Quarrel in Ruhr as Troops and Civilians Clash
Belgian and German civilians clashed in Ende and Oberhausen amid the Ruhr strike. Railways paralyzed from Wesel to Cologne as Franco Belgian occupation spurs public utility disarray. French troops threaten leaders’ jail and a telegra ph staff prepares to take over if needed.
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Ruhr
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United Prose
Essen
Ende
Oberhausen
Urge British Withdrawal of Troops from the Rhine
The Associated Society of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen urged Britain to withdraw troops from the Rhine citing interests of workers and humanity. Reports note railway strikes in Germany and political upheaval as authorities face protests and French actions in the region.
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