Debate on Question in Senate Impending Discussion
Washington report shows a House resolution led by Representative Chalmers calls for a world peace conference with a committee from both chambers to urge the president to invite leading nations. Senators foresee a broad debate on international policy as Franco-German tensions threaten to trigger war and damage markets and industry.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Chalmers
Obi
House
Betlate
United States
Hy Lawrence Martin
Stef
Senate
Marties
German Ambassador Thanks U S for Troops Behavior
German ambassador Dr Otto Wiedteidt conveyed Berlin's thanks to Secretary of State for the disciplined conduct of American troops while in occupied German territory. Announcement from the State Department stated he acted under Berlin instructions. Antwerp reports the homeward transport to three sections with soldiers forward, officers amidships, soldiers wives aft.
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Washington
Otto Wiedteidt
Trughes
State Department
Berlin
Antwerp
Germany
Fox River Valley Association Adopts New Name
The Fox River Valley Advertising Association votes to rename itself to Northeastern Wisconsin Advertising Association at a Green Bay meeting. Delegates from retail, industrial, outdoor and direct mail departments met to discuss campaigns and cooperation. Speakers included Rev T T Phelps, Walter Distelhorst, J C O Grady of Chicago, with praise for the event.
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Associated Pres
Green Bay
Wis
Fox River Valley
Rtiving
Wie
Jng
Wiccosin Advertising Association
Joliis
Northersten
Wisconsin
T. T. Phelps
Green
Walter Distelhorst
Sheboyran
J. C. O'Grady
Chicago
Former Brown County Official Freed in Embezzlement Case Near Denver Plans
Special to The Northwestern reports former Brown County Register of Deeds, Geren Yay, misappropriated county funds totaling 1 816.50. Judge Henry Graasablemised the case on motion. Special notes indicate Smith plans to move to Denver to pursue business ventures.
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Register OF Deeds
Frank ST. Smith
pAllnter
Brown County
Judie Henry
Grant defense of belief triggers church row in New York
Dr Perry Grant refuses to recant his denial of Christ's divinity. Bishop Manning demands resignation or recantation. Grant defends interpreting the Apostles Creed with cautious knowledge and questions leaving ministry. Churchmen await next move as dispute widens.
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New York
United Teregn
Perry Sticknex Grant
Christ
Manning
Fifth Ave
Grant
God
Jesus
Hell
Belinying
Caerene
Pace
Governor's Statement on Tax Bills Amid Fiscal Proposals
Governor outlines tentative tax bills including personal income tax changes and exemptions. He notes hearings and legislative action will determine final form and press availability.
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Associated Prevy
Madison
Wlaine Todey
Sat
Phares
Gompers Claims Railroad Ran Trains for Mob in Arkansas
President of the American Federation of Labor presented a report from his Arkansas representative alleging positive evidence before the state legislature that the Missouri and North Arkansas Railroad operated special trains for the mob that controlled Harrison during the regency violence.
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Unitea Dregs
Fvash
Delegates at Lausanne Seek Agreement on End of Conference
Turkish delegates and allied representatives debated adjournment as talks at Lausanne ran into a week end. Dispatches from the Turkish Journalists in Constantinople indicated responses to allied draft terms and possible continuation or halt of proceedings. Divergences over Mosul, territorial questions, and war damages influenced positions as Ismet and others weighed future replies.
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Associative
Constantinople
Tareer Pashachin
Laneanne
Aner
Ayaiy
Milwaukee Domestic Relations Court Bill Introduced
A Milwaukee domestic relations court bill was introduced by Assemblyman John Mier to create a specialized court in the city, modeled after similar courts in larger cities. The measure faced discussion from Assemblyman A J Matheson who urged repeal of existing provisions, with debate noted as focused on county applicability and law exceptions.
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City OF Milwaukee—Bill
Moulixem
Milwauken
Itv
John Mier
A. J. Matheson
Evi
Xecomd
Ai Waue
Kee
Hollywood Shakeup Sparks Movie Rift
A rift forms among Hollywood figures led by WL Dr. Hays Motley and Dolphman Milebanks Fairbanks amid talks of a new independent stars group to produce films outside established studios. References to Fairbanks wife Bickford and others appear in late interview fragments.
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Firesa
Les Angeles
Folly Woods
Hays
Motley Czar
Doiphlan Milebanks
Fairbanks
Inn
Jtnes
Bickford
Charly
New York
Heroic dash across thin ice saves two youths
A dramatic ice crossing near Starscun Bay saved two youths after their sleigh path broke through weak ice. Local hero Moe and crew from Phun Jeland station aided bystanders and steered to safety amid narrow escapes and cracking ice.
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Brysa
Starscun Bay
Bruegeun
Wilentian
Cup Arse Moe
Phun Jeland Penant Ghar
Fragmented OCR note suggests a local tragedy or incident
The readable text hints at a death by self harm linked to a Northwestern Marinette area incident. Names and specifics are garbled, but references to a cruiser, temple, and Braketin hint at a disorderly event. Further verification needed due to heavy OCR errors.
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Marinette
Obituary: Dr. Rein schl Counsellor amid Shanghai death
Obituary notes the death in Shanghai of Dr. Paul Rein schl a former American minister to China and later counsellor to the Ching government. It recalls his service at Peking and his role in early 20th century Chinese affairs alongside the Shantung controversy and U S diplomatic history.
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Shanghai
Pauls Santue Reinsh
China
Chingte
Relna Hankaw
Malle Begsy
Ching
United States
Relms¢chi
Nils Many
Shantung
Assessments Placed on Bootleggers in Milwaukee Area
Federal officials propose more than two million dollars in taxes and penalties against breweries moonshiners whisky runners and other bootleggers under internal revenue laws. Milwaukee officials say much of the amount was collected by prohibition authorities in Washington with arrests reported.
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Absaciind
Milwaukee
Milwaukes Feds
Bradham
Washington
Love Helps Him Leap From Pen to $10,000 Job
An inmate named Louis Victor Baytinge, also known as Pauline Diver, aged eight, is described as gaining release and securing a $10,000 job aided by love. The text reports he was imprisoned for murder and recently moved, with Diver's family involvement and advertising linked to a tax matter.
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Love
Louis Vietor Baytinge
Ide
Pauline
Viedor Baytinge
Themiley leLlera
Bytinge
Kira
Ap Mead
Jol
Arek
Ted
Wisconsin Legislature Struggles to Start Business
Madison reports a slow opening as the Wisconsin legislature debates reasons for delays in the new session. The House and Senate held scattered votes and adjourned after short sessions, with talk of amending prison laws and allowing sheriffs to farm out inmates.
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Henry Fruber
Stoughton
Sheriffa
Huber
United
Madison
Wisconsin
Former German Emperor Probed Over Family Crisis
An Associated Press report states the former German Emperor faced a disturbing family situation as a second marriage encounters complications. The article hints at private hardships involving his wife and children amid an ongoing health and privacy battle, with limited official comment.
Blackmail Charges Hover Over New York League Leader
Fragmented text reports a blackmail case involving a New York league head. Details are unclear, but mentions a legal action, a significant sum and court proceedings. Names and entities are obscured in the OCR.
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NEW York League
Fond du Lac County Challenges Claim of Big Quilt Record
A garbled item reports disputes over a quilt record with names like Julia Smile of LaPorte and Mrs Alma Gur of Rowyndale, noting multiple quilts and piece counts such as 6560, 8238, and 4608 pieces. The text is inconsistent and difficult to verify.
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Fond DU Lac County
Uniin Press
Bag
Julia Smile
Laporte
Ind
AL Gurtix
Rowyndale
Anya Ahe
Yelthia
Imade
Heber Springs Mobs Hear Alleged Trial by Tribesmen
Report details a two day gathering in Heber Springs where twelve men claimed authority, directed about 500 spectators, and pronounced judgments on fellow citizens. Witnesses described arrests and searches in multiple counties, with accusations of coerced pledges and threats by railroad officials amid calls to end a strike and establish control by local “tribal” leaders.
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Tergeszy Laule Kock
Arie
Heber Springs
Apurt
Clttzenk
Robbins
Curoge
Heber
Roebling
Senna
Murry
D& North
Albert of
Tutte
Tarrivent
Allied Reparations Commission Declares Germary in Default
A German default on reparations is announced by the Allied Reparations Commission. The report references Versailles terms and notes German demonstrations in defiance as occupation authorities debate enforcement. A local German official’s statements are cited in the coverage.
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Allied Reparations Commission
Germary
Bonar Law Seeks Withdrawal Support In Parliament
The report notes Bonar Law favors withdrawal with strong backing in Britain’s Cabinet and public, as discussions continue on a European settlement. The Associated Press details impressions from Paris and London, highlighting cautious optimism and political maneuvering over withdrawal timing.
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Charles Ai
McCann
United
Press Star
London
Great
Britain
Vezard
Ula Ttuke
Sovions
Nik’ Pommler
Rona
Rhine
Mores
Esson
Associated
Paige
Mrs Gifford Pinchot Announces School Experiment
Mrs Gifford Pinchot introduces a pilot program in her own school allowing a pupil age twelve to observe daily life and events as part of learning. She argues hands on experience will be more individualized and meaningful than textbook study.
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Gifford Pinchot
Cil
Ivan
Schoel
Pinehoe
Weather Update Notes Mixed Readable Fragments
Fragmentary forecast details mention temperatures and winds with references to North Dakota Minnesota and surrounding regions. Portions describe fair conditions with minor changes, and warmer nights possibly affecting western areas. The text is partly garbled and lacks clear dates or precise figures.
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Wikewisin
Worth
Natordas
Hatha Warden
Ieaat
South
North Dakota
Wayomer Lantghe
Souk Dinkota
Wartver Sonlgbe Iu
Perth
Pertipa
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