Mussolini urged to call world economic conference by Borah
United Press reports Senator Borah asked Mussolini to lead a world economic conference to resolve reparations and related issues. Mussolini awaits reactions from France Britain and Belgium before action. The proposal aims to rally public support and test international response while Borah seeks a vote and administration leaders hesitate.
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Lawrence Martin
United Press
Washington, D. C
Borahwikl
Harding
Borah
Army
Rome
Mussolini
France
Great Britain
Belgium
Washington
Mike Mussolini
Horab
Italy
Pure
Norbeck Opposes Lenroot Anderson Farm Credit Plan
Washington reports Senator Norbeck of South Dakota attacks the administration farm credits proposal in the Senate. He argues the Lenroot- Anderson measure offers little aid to farmers, restricts current credit, and is technically flawed. Norbeck proposes a substitute to authorize the War Finance Corporation to loan up to 250 million dollars to foreign buyers of American farm products to bolster prices.
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South Dakota
United Press
Washington,d. C
Senate
Weronele
Republican
Farm Bilge
Norbeck
America
War Finance Corporation
Honda
Oeerastan
Norherk
Farm topics discussed at Madison meet
Wisconsin agriculturists editors and bankers opened their five day conference to consider formula problems and devise ways to improve their condition. B A Mibbard of the college of agriculture and Edward Nordman state commissioner of markets opened sessions discussing marketing from producer and consumer viewpoints with a note on state inspection and standards.
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Associated Press
Madison— Wisconsin
Gay
B. A. Mibbard
College of Agriculture
Edward Nordman
Nordman
Ruhr Occupation Bulletins From The Front
United Press reports say Duesseldorf French authorities arrest German officials in the Rhineland for refusal to recruit, while rail traffic and telegraph services in the Ruhr are near standstill. Associated Press notes nationwide strikes by Ruhr railroad workers and telegraph operators, with partial postal disruption. Paris announces supervision of dispatches from occupied German areas to curb false news, effectively censoring official communications.
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United Press
Duesseldort
Rhineland
Lin
Accouxition
Cologne
Cobleans
Associated Press
Coblenz
Riineland
Suiku
United Preas
Essen
Ruhr
Dary
Central News
Jesen
tBy
Pres
Duesseldorf
Germany
Foreign Office
Ikelst
Foreignfica
President to push ship subsidy bill in late session
Washington, D. C. President Harding and Senate leaders plan to force the ship subsidy bill through before March 4. Night sessions are possible. Army bill reports favor strengthening the force and river harbor funding of 56 million dollars. A favorable report on E. E. B. Sanford’s federal judgeship nomination was approved unanimously by the Judiciary Committee and likely to be confirmed soon. Sanford is a Tennessean Republican ally of Taft, seen as the last candidate for the Supreme Court vacancy.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Harding
Senate
White House
Marcel
Sanford
E. E B. Sanford
Knoxville
Tenn
United States
Supreme Court
Senate ‘Judiciary Committee
Tafte Taft
Tennessee
General Manager to Be Principal Witness in Arkansas Inquiry
Murray of the Mincourt North Arkansas railroad will testify tonight before the legislative investigating committee in Harrison and Hot Springs. He faces questions about charges by the National Brotherhood of Engine Men and Firemen that he furnished special trains to move citizens and union men, and about alleged damage to bridges and structures caused by defective equipment on the line.
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Hy United Press
Ark
Murray
Mincourt
North Arkansas
Harrison
Nset Springs
National Brotherhood of Enginemen
Ioba
Trextley
Lundin and Others Named in Charges by Special Jury
A federal grand jury named Fred Lundin former congressman and alleged mastermind of a political machine led by Major William Fala Thompson and twenty three others in a broad indictment. The probe concerns school board officials and administration of school funds and property.
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Associated Press
Chienze
Fred Lundin
Congress
William Fala
Thompson
Nieelal Grand Jury
Aenool Board
Altmcn
Wirus Tehm
Ork Atoon
Grand Jury
Smuggling of Br overs Problem Across Atlantic Trade
Washington officials clash over prohibitions as lawmakers push Britain for cooperation to curb a flood of rum smuggling from the Bahamas. Data cited by Representative Rogers of Amesachu show over 2 million gallons smuggled in, with more than half in the last year, and a rising legal import rate of about 1.28 million gallons from the Bahamas. Rum runners reportedly sail from Nassau to French or Mexican ports, then into the U S, with routes often hitting the middle Atlantic coast or New Orleans area.
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United Press
Washington
State Department
Congress
Great Britain
Bahama Islands
Rogers
Amesachusatis
Banamas
New York
Clear Ile
Nassau
France
Middle Atlantic
United States
Mexico
New Orleans
Siete
Senator's Wife Lets Cat Out of Bay
A sharp letter from Mrs. Miles Poindexter to a Seattle newspaper blasts cabinet wives for government spending. She criticizes Navy Secretary Denby and other officials, notes automobiles and boats funded by the government, and jokes about becoming secretary of the navy herself. The missive strains relations with Poindexter and Denby and mentions socialite influence and Orient trips.
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United Ress
Washington, D. Cid
Miles Poindexter
Washington
Sseattle
Poindexters
Navy
Denby
Poindexter
Imtaney
Cabine
Orient
War Department
Wallace
Aho
Freinty Xoksip
actehabTan
Senate Naval Afarm Committee
Mra
Seceretary of
Sam
Auch
Stcrptary Denby
Uromer
Chinkat
Aya
Marinette County Sheriff Dispute May Be Reopened
An appeal to the Wisconsin Supreme Court seeks review of a Milwaukee Circuit Court ruling that awarded the sheriff’s office to Onxear Dahl of Peshilro, following a contested election. Attorney M. J. Boydea for John H. Dobarstein petitions the high court, arguing the special election section was improper.
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Marinette County
Associated Press
Marinette
East Peace Treaty Draft Shown to Delegates at Lausanne
A draft peace treaty for submission to the Turks was distributed to all delegates today. The eight conventions cover Thrace frontiers foreigners in Turkey Albanian debt payment commercial regime armistice and exchange of prisoners of war. The council sought suggestions to delete article 10 and consider striking article 19 at June meeting while circulating reports of the mixed commission on the pact and general reform.
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Associated Press
Lausanne
Thrace
Turkey
Greece
Jenne Lodaz
Alled
Joe Cauued
League
Canada
Hefein
New York Chemist Questioned Over Death by Own Action
A New York chemist faces inquiry into a death attributed to poisoning by cyanide. Police report the case involves a young woman and a romance that ended tragically. The chemist’s identity was withheld as investigators pursue leads and determine if the death was self-inflicted.
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Ted
New York
Lenin
Ani
Ane
Amen Filhon
Myntute
Chemiars
Preparations to Open King Tutankhamen’s Inner Tomb
Vaulted Preada Luxor and Lord Carnarvon plan to open the inner tomb of Tutankhamen, ruler of Mey pt 3,400 years ago. He and his queen are believed buried there with immense treasure. Throngs of tourists, including many from America, gather in the Valley of the Kings to view items removed from the ancient tomb.
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Luxor
Egypt
Carnarvon
Tutankhamen
Mey
Tonristy
America
Sabotage in the Ruhr disrupts German rail links
Readership is warned of a widespread sabotage campaign hitting communications and rail networks as German workers resist occupation. Strikes target telegraph exchanges and rail hubs from the Ruhr to Cologne, with Allied plans to pressure Berlin amid looming armament tensions and potential Turkish complicity.
Three Arrested on Driving While Intoxicated Case
In Miwathkro Theeé, three men were arrested late last night on charges of driving while intoxicated. Police say the trio Vanderlinden Adeptinn and Mike fath were detained after vehicles caused injuries during drunken driving.
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Eharkes
Whear Warceata
Desattiy Dew
Doon Vanderlinden
Adeptinn
Mike Fath
Chet Vie Fim
Wisconsin Elks Start State Bowling Tournament
The Wisconsin Elks opened their state bowling tournament in Appleton with about 250 teams entering. Three Appleton squads and one Green Bay team competed as Mayor Henry Hauler led ceremonies. Prize money exceeded $400 for some events, with total estimated purses around $5,000 across the field.
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Wisconsin Elks
Trevaa.y
Appleton
Grean Nay
Henry Hauler
Urize Tagney
Round Robin Likely to Die in Committee
A Wisconsin senate resolution calling for the public burning of a wartime Taft and La Follette record faces likely defeat in committee. Senators Huber and La Follette show differing stances as the Judiciary Committee prepares action, with ongoing debate over whether to withdraw or proceed.
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Associated Presa
Maxligon
Senate
Wiecorsin
University of Wisconsin
Robert Ta Follette
Henry
Stoughton
Iis
Indl Day
la Follatta
Dis. Lite
Detlalta
la Follette
Hontire
Redali
Thela
Senador Huber
Huber
Tae Mollotts
Aengures
Hutton Resigns From Dry League
Madison 11 Associated Brews reports that Hutton resigns as Wisconsin Anti-Saloon League superintendent after five years. He will take a national post with the American Land educational effort. The Wisconsin league plans a Milwaukee meeting in February to name his successor.
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Madison
Wisvernsin Wnt
Sulpon Joazun
Wisconsin Anti-Saloon League
Hutton
Wisenoath
Congresa
Me. Whittons
Fone
League
Andesan Jonn
Tawrenes College
West Virginia
Owas
Oregon
TAF
Milwauker
Snecexnor
Tatton
Tia
Tengue
Oreahy Ingnopitntt
Taw
Taraneta Wirec
Arenedine
Watton
Dpe
Farena Wilenme
Groundless talk on competition cited in fragmented dispatch
Special to the Northwestern reports Washington coverage filled with garbled phrases about competition. Allegations reference Britain and Japan in naval matters while unclear claims about construction of light cruisers surface amid inconsistent text. The piece hints at strategic tensions and potential shifts in balance of power, but readable details are sparse.
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Dancecal
Japan
Navy
Britain
Teegerstrom Sought in Hooded Gang Probe
Muarg Harold Peegerstrom, missing from the pit house of Southern Carbon near Bastrop, appeared in Munro at noon and told acquaintances he would return. He is sought in connection with an open hearing into hooded activities in Morehouse Parish.
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Teegerstrom
Bagk
Associated Press
Muarg
Harold Peegerstrom
Southern Carbon. Company
Bastrop
Morehouse Parish
Munro
Houser Mentioned For Norgord's Place
Associated Press reports Mudhwat Walter L. Houser former secretary of state for Wisconsin and La Mollette leader is discussed as possible successor to B. Norgord commissioner of agricultural culture. Norgord term expires Feb. 1. Houser, now a Buffalo County farmer, heads Wisconsin farmers and has influenced state politics.
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Associated Press
Walter Ll. Houser
Wlaconain
la Mollette
B. Norgord
Wiscontin
Ia. Mollatte
Fies
Nergerd
Cant. Misslawer
Agricultural College
University of Wisconsi
Re. J. Philpp
Ashland Man Wins Contest for Name Ashland
Keating of Ashland was announced today as the winner of a contest conducted by the Northern Wisconsin Resort association to name a pie fund of $50,000 for promoting Wisconsin summers. Summers of Green Bay and Currie of Butternut finished second and third.
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Cy Associated
Green Bay
Wike
T. Ll. Keating
Ashland
Wisconsin
Tasculation
Texfcure
Sethortheen
Louisa
Nextern Wiaconsin Association
Magine J. Summers
Cireen Bay
W. K. Currie
Butternut
Weather notes predict snow and colder temps across states
Snow probable tonight across Wisconsin with colder conditions, especially in the north. Minnesota and South Dakota expected snow with colder temperatures tonight and Tuesday. North Dakota also forecast snow and cooler winds, while Illinois or nearby regions show similar trends. Observations from weather service report light to moderate accumulations possible.
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North
Minnesota
Pentta
Tonleht
South Dakota
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