Germany Cannot Pay One Billion Marks Now
Germany replies that it cannot pay the billion marks due today and disputes the reparations commission total of twelve billion marks due by May 1. Berlin officials warn further penalties may follow while experts say payment would wreck Germanys financial system.
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Associated Press
Paris
Germany
Berlin
Geld
Carl D. Groat
United Press
Correspy
Allied Reparations Commission
Allied Commission
White Robin Photographed Near Curtiss Wisconsin
Harold J. Nemetz reports seeing a white robin two miles from Curtiss in Clark County Wisconsin. He photographed the bird at Stadenlawn Barry farm and describes the bird as entirely white and a neighborhood curiosity.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Harold J. Nemetz
Stadenlawn Barry Farm
Curtiss
Wis
Clark County
Million Dollar Plant Placed in Operation
Special to The Northwestern reports the Wisconsin Valley Electric Company’s million dollar power plant at Wausau now in operation. The 104 foot high brick and concrete structure forms the dam and plant core, with work finishing in one year. A new transforming station is to be erected, reducing need to mobilize the old plant except for emergencies.
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Wausau
Wisconsin Valley Electrc Company
Anti Vaccine Victory in Wisconsin Assembly
Opponents of compulsory vaccination scored a win as the Peluer bill repealing the school vaccination requirement moved to third reading by a 52 to 33 vote. The lower house refused indefinite postponement 57 to 19 and the debate followed hours of testimony on inoculation safety amid petitions from about six thousand Wisconsin citizens, many from Green Bay.
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Associated Press
Madison
Smalinos
Committee On Education and Public Welfare
Tvistature
Green Bay
General Winkler Civil War hero dies in Los Angeles
Milwaukee attorney and brigadier general of volunteers General Winkler, a prominent Wisconsin figure for over fifty years, died yesterday in Los Angeles. Born in Germany, he moved to Milwaukee at age four and was admitted to the bar in 1859. He organized the Twenty-sixth Wisconsin infantry and served through Sherman’s campaigns. He later played a role in Republican politics, leading the Wisconsin delegation at the 1880 Garfield convention.
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United Press
Milwaukee
Frederick CC. Winkler
Wixtonsin
Los Angeles
Ualls
Winkler
Germany
Cousin Infantry
Sherman
Elpublican
Wisconsin
James A. Garfield
Ohio
Countrywide search for man who killed his brother in law
Rochester Ia A nationwide search is under way for Livy Schuler 21 charged with shooting and killing his brother in law William Matusch 20 after a Sunday night dispute in a farm setting. Schuler later confessed in a letter to the sheriff claiming self defense amid threats from his wife and Matusch’s wife and daughter.
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Rochester
Livy Schuler
William Matusch
Sheraf
Jury Enjoys Theaters Show As Hanging Scene Audiences Court
A Chicago juror panel watching the Eddie Morris murder trial was taken to a theater. The show’s hanging climax occurred during the performance and prompted questions about courtroom conduct and a possible new jury. Prosecutors request a fresh jury were denied by Judge Sullivan.
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United Press
Chicago
John J. Sullivan
Eddie Morris
Hanning
Sttoneys
Trade relations with Russia under White House review
The state department is reviewing potential changes to U S Russia trade policy following a White House inquiry. A delegation to Moscow may be considered, and broader visa and passport rules are under discussion. Lenine statements are cited as influencing official stance while vigilance over revolutionary aims remains.
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Harding
Moscow
London
Department
Iif
Stockholm
United States
Lenine
Teat Lenine
Tum
Huss
Neemeg
Middle West Money Conditions Outlined by Bank Officials
Delegates at the Central States Bankers association tenth annual conference outlined economic strain in the region. North Dakota bank suspensions tied to public funds deposits and grain price declines were cited. The North Dakota Bank of North Dakota was noted as depository for all public funds, limiting treasurers’ control. About 7 million dollars in public funds were invested in mortgage loans and 1.6 million in a mall and elevator, upsetting the state’s financial structure.
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Associated Pri
St. Louis
Middle West
Central States Bankers Association
North Dakata
X. D
North Dakota
McFadden
Bank of North Dakota
Sort of double life in more ways than one court suit
White Plains reports a dual divorce case involving brothers John and Henry Lethreck of Marmaroneck who married sisters in Newark eight years ago. Their complaints allege a common corespondent and claim alleged infidelities occurred on the same date, with process served on each spouse by the other brother.
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Py United Press
White Plains
John
Henry Lethreck
Newark
Noe
Join
Henry
O Bannon Adjudged Insane and Recommended for Confinement
Madison man O Bannon a former serviceman who killed a Rev J G Fox and wounded J A Josey was found insane by doctors at the Wisconsin psychiatric institute and recommended for confinement in an insane asylum Judge A Hoppman will order the prisoner sent to an insane hospital. The defendant, a returned service man, suffers from shell shock and was listed among men with mental disease.
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Associated Press
Madison
Manca O'Bannon
J. G. Fox
J. A Josey
Wisconsin Psychiatric Institute
A. ©. Hoppman
Superior Court
O'Bannon
Lloyd George attacks socialism in luncheon speech
Prime Minister Lloyd George denounces socialism as a danger to parliamentary institutions and private interests in a luncheon address to new coalition members. He warns that the Labour party masks socialism and could gain a majority, urging united action to educate electors for a coming vote.
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Associated Press
London
Lloyd George
LABOR
Mr. Asquith
Lord Bentinick
Labour Party
Labor Party
Congress Asked to Conscript Wealth for War Debts
A Wisconsin Assembly judiciary committee report favors passage of a resolution by Assemblyman J. C. Schafer urging Congress to conscript wealth to pay debts from past and present wars. The measure would bar future wars unless approved by voters and argues capitalists at home must bear a fair share of wartime costs.
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Congress
Judiciary Committee of the
State Assembly
Associated Press
Madison
J.C. Schafer
Milwaukee
Assembly
Judiciary Committee
United States
Schacter
Tragic case of Walter Hoenisch linked to patent dispute
Walter Hoenisch age 40 disappeared after being denied funds for a patent on an automobile device. Tuesday afternoon his body was found in the river, tied to a rock with a rope as his method of self harm. The notice notes his act followed his vow to never be seen again.
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Walter Hoenisch
Hoenisch
Roosevelt Calls Navy Opponents Fools in Address
Theodore Roosevelt assailed opponents of a bigger navy as fools during a speech at an event announcing the new dreadnought Colorado. He warned Americans face a critical period and that pacifists and navy critics share the same misguided stance.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Uniwd Press
Camlen
Theodore Hubsevelt
Navy
Roosevelt
Whisky owner seeks court order to free bonded liquor
In Louisville Kentucky J W Keller of Paducah and a former distiller filed in federal court to mandamus the Internal Revenue collector and the state prohibition director to release large quantities of whisky from government bonded warehouses for personal use. Keller says liquor was set aside for friends and himself and he sought permission to pay the tax and remove whisky but was directed to the prohibition director who denied the request. Arguments set for Friday.
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Associated Press
Louisville
J. W. Keller
Faducith
Keller
Ally
Arly Times
Mandamus Jasminst
James T. Kolbert
United Press
Washington
Palmer Pheu
United Praga
Eastern labor accepts wage reductions across maritime workers
Special to The Northeastern New York All men employed on floating consignees in New York harbor and lines like Lehigh Valley and Central Railroad face wage cuts. Henry Josie, Marine department chair, says daily conferences are underway with workers to finalize reductions from 14 to 20 percent in coming days.
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New York
New York Harbor
Tf Ware
Larkawanna
Rallanv
Henry Josie
Marine Department
Toe Fienera
Menagere
Assoration
Anngoneas
Lehigh Velley
Bio Tre Central
I. AN Wark Ve
Jeyes
Tanks for Janesville in National Guard unit
Four six ton tanks and a thirty seven millimeter gun are assigned to a National Guard company. The tanks will be stationed at the field areas as part of mobilization efforts for the United States forces.
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Janesvile
Kompany J. Tank National Guard
He Orga
National Guard
United States
Uet
Fale Gresads
Surrender of Bergdoll demands sharpen as talks continue
Washington reports United States demands Bergdoll's surrender after the German court sentenced two Americans for attempting to capture him. State Department and Army officials press Germany through both formal and informal channels while noting mixed replies from Berlin. The case threatens broader tensions as Congress weighs further action.
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Bealt
Bradford
United Cross State
Washington
United States
Germany
Geurer Cleveland Herydoi
Thiladelphia Dratt Dod Ber
Rederse
Kerguollie
Carl Nev
Pring Zimmerst Department of Justice
Jurgdall
Siken
Nas
Revdotl
Sears
Zimmer
Receine
Aentenen
Tockiy
War Department
State Department
Weesel
Berl
Amiel
Llanry P. Allen
Orcupartion
Bergdail
Neuf
Heht- Ixy
Esergedlal
Stil
Bergdoll
Baden
Berndath
Nenry Allen
Archaeologists of State in Session Elects Officers
The message reports the annual meeting of the Warren Archaeological Society with Winnie as president and lists newly elected officers including vice president and treasurer. Milwaukee figures and multiple names such as George A and Dr W Note appear among attendees and directors.
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Archaeologists OF State IN Session
Northwestern
Winnie
Warren Archaeological Safety
Steetion
Ape
Eet
Wey
Cole Barabou
Slansen Skinger
Wihaaukee
Milwauke Ameer
Raven
Three Years Sentenced In State Prison Case
Special report from The Northwestern: Jonavan Shar ron received a three year term from Lider Liden here. The defendant pled guilty to activities targeting cottages at Uelavan and other properties during the summer, with the court at Waunun imposing the sentence.
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Specal
California theater group opposes film featuring Clara Hamon
The allied amusement industries of California announced opposition to showing films with Clara Hamon after the killing of Jake Hamon in Ardmore Oklahoma. The association adopted a resolution stating such exhibitions would improperly put a premium on violence and pledged not to exhibit pictures featuring Hamon.
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iDg Assochated
San Francisco
Calif
Allied Amusement Industries of California
Motion J Bicture Theaters
Clune Smith Hamon
Jake L. Ham
Ardmore
Oklo
Motion Picture Theater
Association
Clara Hamon
Special Grand Jury to Probe Lovett Murder Starts Tomorrow
Warsaw officials prepare evidence in the Leroy Lovett case for presentation to a special grand jury beginning tomorrow. Prosecutors Moon Graham and Stookey met to review Decker confessions and repudiations as witnesses are summoned. Virgil Decker names Invagnolla as the real killer and the jury will consider all statements before deliberations.
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United Press
Warsaw
Ind
Leroy Lovett
Atwood
Beng
Graham
Kttest
Virgil Decker
Slager
Invagnolix
Ae Wil Virgli
Young Decker
Sheriff Moon
Ctse
I Brand
Ueeker
Joe Invagnolla
Lovell
Invagnolia
Elkhart
Virgil
Ito
Pennsylvania Lines Warn Employees Of Wage Cuts
President Samuel Rea of the Pennsylvania lines served notice that wages will be slashed. The move follows demands to abrogate national shop agreements and prompts speculation the rest of the railroads may follow. The United States Railroad Labor Board’s role is unclear as talks are expected with employees.
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Samuel Rea
Pennsylvania Lines
United Press
Chicago
WLW
Auerbury
Pennsylvania
United States Railroad
Mamuel Flea
Rea
Seraplaye
United States Labor Board)s
Mert McDewell
Bouidway Department
American Federation
Bibur
Pennsylvanks
Rilroad
Jewell
Stillman Divorce Hearings Arena Claims Indian Guide Father Game
White Plains court hears alimony and counsel fee motions in the Stillman divorce case. James A Stillman of National City Bank accuses Anna A Stillman of infidelity with an Indian guide, claiming the child is his. Evidence and income figures are discussed as the judge reserves decision.
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Associated Press
White Plains
N. J
Guy Stillman
Supreme Court
James A. Stillman
National City Bank of New York
Fifi Potter
N. Y
Anna A. Stillman
Stiman
Morschauser
Delancey Nicoll
Stilman
Nicoll
Morschauer
Mire
Stillman
Atr. Brennan
Mr. Nicoll
Maine
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