Hughes Letter to President Outlines Court Participation
Washington reports that the Harding administration will not seek a treaty to compel arbitration with other Permanent Court of International Justice participants. Secretary Hughes stated the Senate would not approve compulsory arbitration after joining the court, citing past instances and urging no rush in approval.
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Associated Press
Washington
D. C
Harding
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Hughes
United Press
Washington, D. C
Permanent Court
Senate
London Court Paternity Case Stuns Society in 1922 Drama
The sensational London court hearing centers on alleged paternity with Charles AL Menann and John Fussell as key figures. Christobel Fussell claims Fussell fathered her child, while grim rumors and society intrigue swirl around bedroom visits and forged alibis as testimony unfolds.
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London
Charles AL Menann
United
Preas
Tandon
de Cion Wall
Lyndon Society
Comte
John Fussell
Christobel
Anaa
ArTre
Thaseel
Ruscell
Amortization bill of Duncan favored in assembly
The Milwaukee scene shows an amortization bill backed by Duncan gaining support at a recent assembly meeting. Committee members urged passage while opponents warned of debt relief terms and potential restructuring of a department handling market products. The discussion touched on a proposed bureau to regulate selling and pricing of federal commodities.
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Milwauke
Wis
Priser Te
Fed
High tension in Una Valley amid wartime fears
Widespread anxiety described as high tension in the Una Valley amid German occupation. Reports warn of potential executions, pillage, and oppression as authorities tighten control and fear spreads. Officials caution may escalate if resistance grows.
Norway government resigns amid vote on dairy alliance
The government of Norway resigns after a parliamentary vote on a dairy alliance proposal, rejected 110 to 82. Negotiations had dragged on for months with political turmoil and uncertainty about the PM's fate and future steppingstones.
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Government OF
Norway
Christiania
Norwegayy Goveernment
Org
Peel
Povringal
Lisbeat
Norweehur
Varyaey Vihar
Hiccough Fatality Report From City
A local report states Charles Tew died after prolonged coughing that lasted over 190 hours. Medical officials investigated the death as a respiratory failure linked to a severe persistent cough.
Denver Mint Robbery Suspects Detained by Police
A man and woman claiming names Ap. Mia. Lesiie said to be from Stouetity were held by police as suspects in the $200,000 Denver mint heist. A witness here identified the couple, who had stayed at a local hotel for two weeks and kept to themselves. Travin described their actions as the robbery proceeds unfolded.
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Calted Presa Des
Ated
Mie Travin
Ron
Study of Farm Conditions in State Sought
A Wisconsin Legislature inquiry aims to study farm conditions and crop production. Senators Grieg Adgerton and Fal Lehnimann discuss current agriculture issues, including aging farmers, market methods, and prospects for prosperity amid potential futures.
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Ato Pees
Wisconsin
Benator Grieg
Adgerton
Senetor
Lehnimann
Now Comes The Lion in Superior Wisconsin News
A hazy report from Superior Wisconsin notes two dandelions nicked in a hare scene after a home morning incident. Student Vitlan Arenson, a fourth-year pupil at Superior Normal School, is involved. The article references weather and travel conditions affecting the area.
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Mattia
Dyer Lee
Superior
Wis
Superior Normal School
Gen to Be Owners of City Blocks in Wilmington
In a complex claim, heirs to Mary Springer McMahon seek control of a Cedar Trapide property blocks through a regal proceeding. They allege wrongful restraint and aim to restore property rights tied to Springfield and Wilmington tied parties.
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Walanghoa
Mary Springer
Wisconsin Moves to Ban Standard History Texts
A 26 to 3 vote in the Wisconsin legislature adopts a measure requiring court martial hearings for five recognized history texts. The bill targets Missourian and colonial era works, charging they mock forefathers and perpetuate myths. Senator John Cashman pushes the plan, arguing the nation’s education is misled by these texts and pro-British foundations.
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Gily United Press
Renee Achool
DNL
Atiell Due Adentedt
State Department of Public Education
Laughlin
van Tyne
John Cashman
Denmark
Cashman
Repable
Lepe O
Hy Csworth
Bobey Ross
Nathan Thales
Soveneada
Te Langer
Rhodes
London Times
Harding signs appropriation and drugs measures
The president signs bills funding the army and supporting rivers and harbors work while proposing drug production reductions. Aimed at medical needs, the measures include a central commission plan and changes to internal commerce policies. The package moves to the president for final approval.
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Harding
Washington, D
Europe
Draga
Inteta
Waukegan Marriage Licenses and Moon Eclipse Notes
A fragmentary Wisconsin clipping discusses a Waukeagan marriage licenses and a forthcoming total lunar eclipse tonight. It mentions observed events, names several local residents, and notes the moon's shadow crossing North America with commentary from observers.
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Waukegan
Wisconsin
Steel Vessel to Ply from Milwaukee in Crash
A steam vessel bound for Michigan cities near Milwaukee experiences a deadly crash. The ship, owned by a company led by a president named Thanapariation, is said to have exploded during a push to open a route between Milwaukee and Muskeagen Michigan. The crash at Bot Orewhy follows a founder's fatal moment, with burning passengers and rescue attempts ongoing.
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Thie Craany
Mima Kee
Muskeagen
Thevenert
Denver
Sugar Probe Clash Draws Senate Attention
United Press dispatch from Washington reports a congressional sugar probe amid rising prices and calls for swift action. Senator Brookhart urged Senate adoption of reform to curb sugar market manipulation, warning of potential millions in public loss and urging housewives to push for price relief.
Guardianship dispute among Charles Rosa and Chaplain Stearns
A fragmented report describes a TIFF over a guard involving Charles, Rosa, and Chaplain Stearns. It cites a clash between Judge Charles and National Guard personnel, with Strain arguing with a member of CH AN IEEE Warner in a tense wartime scene while police and observers watch.
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Charles , Rosa
Chaplain Stearns
Praga
Madison
Judes Charles
Ieee
Warner
Progresta
Howe
Senate debates narcotics bill amid censorship fears
Reported notes show a Senate session pressing a narcotics bill amid concerns over parental rights and state censorship. Lawmakers discuss penalties, amendments, and enforcement while addressing public reaction and potential impacts on families and society.
Definite Action Noted on Water Diversion Case
A regional conference considers decisive steps to halt water diversion from Naan Lake Mielisan by the ihicaga Mratnge District. Delegates push measures to curb diversions, citing stalled silt control and potential billions in costs, with remote responses anticipated from AGOs and allied agencies.
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Mielisan
Wilton of
Dellars
Wisconsin Case on Lake Drainage Rivalry and State Interests
Unclear fragmented report describing conflicts over water drainage from the Great Lakes region. Mentions Governor, Attorney General Ekern, and 1921 action to sue over illegal diversion and state protections. Notes investigations, legislative steps, and a conference related to Wisegonatn parts and Chicage drainage.
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Blaine
Ekern
Lake Michigan
Chicago Drainage Canal
Madiaielloy
C. J. Blaine
A. Gish
Merman J. Ekern
Manitower
Arcarinss
Cap
Eker Wae
Wisstom
Winaly
Ernar
Prac
Centarence
Coseen Flaine
CD Mack
United States
Raniner Dinos
Reneral
Walt
Wieeanain
Attarnes Gensernk
Ekersade
Coast Guard Patrol Weather Update From Superior Mission
Fragmented report notes Coast Guard duties and patrol positions near Lake Superior. Mentions patrol responses, weather notes, and personnel names with limited legible details amid garbled text.
Sabotage Fines Hit German Towns Under French Occupation
An Associated Press report describes French authorities holding German towns financially liable for acts disrupting the occupation, with Bochum fined 89 million marks and Weltwig fined 1 million marks. A court martial may follow in serious cases as French troops enforce the order in the Ruhr area.
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Associated Press
Msneu
Bochum
Weltwig
Essen
Wnoorder
Degoutte
Comidander
Fuhr Valleje
Mable DO Trlat
Rathas
Kuesseldorf
Flerr Wenzel
Aittank
Poste and Telegraphs
Harvey compliments British prince eases tensions at dinner
United States ambassador George Harvey sought to ease ruffled feelings by complimenting the British prince at a Washington university union dinner. He praised Wales as the white prince and noted warm ties since the prince’s arrival, while the prince responded with light humor about unity and friendship.
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United Bresay London
Ambbassador
George Harvey
Debe
Harvey
Friars of Wales
American University Union
Wales
Ambalander
United States
Reptyiue
Anciadnanne
Prohibition in Constantinople Postponed
Associated Press reports a temporary postponement of prohibition in Constantinople amid authorities delaying enforcement. The dispatch mentions cold weather, strong winds from the northwest, unsettled conditions, and forecasts of cloudy skies with possible frost and near freezing temperatures tonight into Saturday.
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Wisconsin
Eolteer
Strang Northweel
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