Blaine Objects to 10000 Rent Bureau Bill and Publicity Waste
Governor Blaine vetoes the 10090 emergency rent bureau appropriation, faults the railroad commission for wasteful publicity spending, and urges funding to be kept within the bureau from the legislature. He claims deficits stem from boards and commissions and insists the commission could have avoided the need.
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Joseph Kiss Collected From John Koss In Doughnut Egg Feat
Edwardeville Alabama report states Joseph Kiss collected $25 from John Keen after eating forty eight donuts and twenty three eggs in five hunts. Kiss bet he could eat four dozen donuts in an hour and follow with two dozen eggs next hour. He ate the donuts quickly then eggs, with three minutes to go he cracked a tiny chicken head, and drank milk to prove capacity.
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Edwardeville
Joseph Kise
Kogs
Aumaes
No German Ports Seized Amid Rhine Bridgehead Plans
London dispatch reports official statements limit military action to establishing a new bridgehead at Duesseldorf with no ports seized. An economic line may roll out along the Rhine to 30 kilometers, seizing customs houses and imposing a 30 percent land tax on German goods, potentially including American territory if Washington allows. British and French press largely back the move, while some French voices urge keeping troops until indemnity is paid.
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Five Packets Meet Employes On Wage Cut
Big Five packers plan employee representation to discuss welfare with management as wage cuts are announced. Denis Lane of the Amalgamated Meat Cutters warns of a possible strike over the return to a ten hour day. A mass meeting and parades are planned with 30 000 workers staged to protest next Sunday. General wage reductions for maintenance of way staff on northern routes are also being considered with a St Paul conference likely on April 1.
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Chicago
Denis Lane
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Omaha
St. Fanl
J. N. Rapeike
Pacife
Northern Pacific
Norsh West
St. Paul
Strike in Moscow Surpasses One Hundred Thousand Workers
A Central News dispatch from Helsingfors reports over 166,000 men and women are on strike in Moscow. The action follows a general strike call led by labor leaders demanding the immediate convocation of a constituent assembly. Soldiers and artillery are cited as part of Moscow’s bombardment of worker grievances.
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Neat ruler of Russia by czar op inion
United Press reports from Warsaw and London describe Bolshevik and revolutionary forces in Russia as fighting for control of Petrograd and surrounding areas. Kronstadt sailors are reported driven back, while Zinovieffl travels to front to bolster morale amid uncertain loyalties among garrisons.
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Scheme disclosed to aid aliens out to evade income dues
Detroit reports an Internal Revenue sting reveals a conspiracy to move people across the border into Canada to dodge income taxes. John A. Grogan notes suspects posed as railroad agents and charged $19 to secure crossing papers, aiding Russians returning to Europe.
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Precinct Captain Shot During Local Election Fight
Paul Lemoriola precinct captain for John Powers in Chicaza aldermen election was shot and killed by two unidentified men. Police link the shooting to the election as investigators search for suspects.
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Chicaza
Paul Lemoriola
John Powers
Electlone
Court Ball
Wage Agreement Talks At New York Central Railroad
New York Central officials and labor representatives met to discuss proposed wage cuts for unskilled workers. The plan would reduce pay by 12 to 20 cents an hour starting April 1. Labour leaders refused to accept the cuts and called for further talks with the men. a second conference was scheduled for March.
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Inber
Boundary crisis tops session notes and Costa Rica move
Washington dispatch reports Costa Rica ready to withdraw forces and accept U.S. boundary demarcation as Justice White set the line. Panama protests Octobor issuance while Balboa councils resist withdrawal. Costa Rica and Panama await responses to notes. In Madison, state Senate debates school district consolidation, finances, and reform bills with mixed outcomes and postponed measures.
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Farewell Conference for John W Davis as Ambassador
The American ambassador to Great Britain, John W. Davis, received a cordial letter from President Harding confirming his retirement and a new ambassador will be appointed to allow Davis to return to the United States. A farewell meeting followed with a gift of pipes.
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German President Ebert Urges No Resistance to Allies
Berlin reports President Ebert declares Germany cannot oppose Allied occupation with force while protesting the open violation of the peace treaty. He calls for dignified conduct, unity, and faith, promising government action to restore Germany’s rights.
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Berlin
Freiderich Ebert
Refined Oil Cut on York The Standard Oil Reduction
The Standard Oil Company of New York announced a price cut of one cent per gallon on refined oil and gasoline. The adjustment affects export pricing and is intended to boost international sales and market competitiveness.
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York
Standard Oil
Italian government questions frescoes acquisition method
By Associated Press report from New York the Metropolitan Museum of Art announced that Tameus Pinturiechio frescoes claimed to be stolen decades ago from Siena’s Palazzo dei Manitice Inf were acquired after being brought from France in 1914, with officials detailing how provenance was handled.
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Man Sentenced to Life for Killing His Wife
John Sparta faced a life-term after pleading guilty to murder in a case sparked by separation and alleged attempt at suicide. Judge Hitches ordered imprisonment as the duration of the punishment, while the article notes the social sting of talk and irony about not finding friends.
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Washington Ends Cabinet Talks on Domestic Problems
President Harding, in early cabinet discussions, weighed withdrawal of American troops from Germany and the structure of postwar governance. Weeks led war department issues while Coolidge participated as an acting head, with focus on a unified executive system and reducing department overlap.
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Germans Indifferent as Allied Troops Occupy German Cities
Allied forces entered Germany with British tanks and French troops taking key cities. German crowds watched as occupation began in Dusseldorf and surrounding towns while police and civil proclamations urged calm and order.
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Harding to push quick ratification of Colombian treaty
President Harding plans to urge immediate Senate ratification of the Colombian treaty to aid Central American tranquility. The action faces opposition from Borah Johnson and others, though officials say the strategic gain outweighs party divisions. The pact would pay Colombia 50000 for land used in the Panama Canal project and follows a broader patronage drive at the White House as he prepares appointments.
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Federation of Labor severs ties with international union
The Federation of Labor announced its severance of relations with the International Federation, sending a formal note to its headquarters. The move follows discord within the labor movement and signals a break with the international body.
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Cooperative stores of union labor bankruptcy headline
United Press reports cooperative stores run by union labor are bankrupt due to mismanaged loans and weak organization. Federation official Charles Wills cites worker apathy as a contributing factor amid economic strain and restructuring.
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Allied troops march across Rhine into Ruhr valley
Allied forces led by General Degoutte advance into Duesseldorf Duisburg and Ruhrort after crossing the Rhine. French British and Belgian troops occupy the Ruhr coal region amid minimal resistance with river flotilla support and staged headquarters set up near Düsseldorf.
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Weather Forecast for Wisconsin Day One Dicey Temps
Wisconsin weather outlook shows colder southeast conditions on Wednesday with a generally fair pattern. Local observations note cooler air moving in, bringing a sharper drop in temperatures across southern areas and expect windier conditions inland.
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