Search Lake Winneconne for corpses of hunters
A large searching party combs Lake Winneconne for the bodies of Henry Kaltes and Ray Thompson who vanished Monday night after leaving Paulsen farm in a launch. Windy conditions hindered searches, and the craft was found near the north end with its anchor.
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Winnacsese
Wis
Hemen
Fred G. Pasinen
Paulsen
Mr. Paeken
Mr. Paulsen
Peter Hansen
Eadbos
Thompson
Clarks Point
President Harding Attends Birmingham Semicentennial Festival
President Harding and his party arrived in Birmingham to join the city’s semicentennial celebration. Welcome greetings were offered at the station by city officials and a group of young women. In a speech to Alabama legislators he urged that service be the guardian of government and pledged to serve the country and the South as much as the North.
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Alabama
Harding
Birmingham
Ala
Iaching
Birminghham
Mr. Harding
Commi Et Tepresantine
Elety
Che
Harst
Montana
Congress panels advance tax bill and hearings mix
Today in Congress the tax bill moves forward as hearings on its provisions continue. The Interstate Commerce Committee weighs proposed changes to transportation guarantees while naval affairs and banking committees review related measures.
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Interstate Commerce
Naval Affairs
Committee On Interstate Commerce
At Hearing W. G. Lee Questioned On Wage Cut Claim
The United States railway labor board opened public hearings to determine if the Big Four brotherhoods and the switchmen’s union violated or prepared to violate the July wage cut decision. W G Lee testified that the ballot actions by the unions exceeded the board’s interpretation of the Transportation Act. The hall, packed with 1,030 to 1,260 attendees, saw disputes and interruptions as proceedings continued including a photographer chase by the engineers’ president at noon.
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Associated Press
Chicago
United States’ Railway Labor Board
Ioner
W. G. Lee
Ben W. Hooper
SAIS
Lee
Ciil
Stone
Red tape cut in new beer regulation plan
United Press reports Washington will slash red tape in the beer bill to permit medicinal beer and wine use without delay. Commissioner Blair says state officials should favor permit applications with no solid reason to refuse. Growers and retailers may resume distribution in days as the treasury aims to ease restrictions despite dry opposition.
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United Press
Washington
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Blair
Stat
Treasury
Chancellor Wirth Accepts Mandate To Form Cabinet
Berlin Chancellor Wirth has accepted the mandate to form a new cabinet and an announcement of its personnel is expected soon. Reports from Washington suggest the new government will temper acceptance of Versailles terms and avoid unconditional fulfillment, with Wirth facing a difficult ministerial task.
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Wirth
United Press
Berlin
Ebert
Carl D. Groat
United Prees Sia
Washington
Rene
Bootleggers Have Routes in New York City
United Press reports New York serves as a major booze hub with bootleggers supplying gin, whiskey, rum, brandy, and synthetic gin. Routes include deliveries by milkmen and clerks, with four main dispensing methods: the “smile doctor” office, the “Kes” club, the hair bottle plan, and the tea room. Distribution relies on a large network of agents. officials say enforcement depends on honest agents and intensified efforts.
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Paul R. Matson
United Press Star
New York
Bullegxers
Jamaica
United Press
Bootters Ami
Gion
Wouters
E C. Yellowley
Mail Clerk Killed by Masked Bandit
An early morning ferry post office robbery ended in the death of a mail clerk and injury to a guard. A masked bandit entered the building, shot them, and escaped with a sack of registered mail. The value of the loot is not yet determined.
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Associated Press
Frank B Adams
Ferry
Famous Europeans, U. S. for Parley Salute America
An Allied delegation led by General Baron Jacques will honor Armistice Day with a salute to the unknown American soldier. General Jacqu will place the Croix de Guerre of Belgium on the grave as part of the ceremony.
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Jacqu
Belgium
America
Tampa Under Water Owing to Hurricane
The tropical storm dumped heavy flooding across Florida with three known deaths. Port Tampa and surrounding areas were submerged, with power outages and ruined infrastructure. Jacksonville reports Port Tampa under water and Tampa city streets flooded as communications fail.
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Tampa
Associated Press
Jacksonville
Fis
Atlantic Ocean
Floridai Peningulain
Here
Bret
W. A Kelsey
Atlantic Coast Line
Port Tampa
Ude
Phophate Terminalia
Tempa
Cnylast Lght
J Kelsey
de Matea Deace
Fla
Dion Axura
Florda
Hortonville Train Gate Hearing Set for Early Next Month
The Railroad Commission announced a hearing on the South Oshkosh Hortonville line. It will be in Oshkosh City Hall at 10 am. Officials expect a plan to justify running two trains daily to handle traffic.
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Hortonville
Oshkesh- Hortonville
Oshkesh City Hall
Appointee to Menasha Post Office Confirmed by Senate
Mrs. Pierce named postmaster for Menasha after Senate confirmation. Pierce, a bookkeeper and accountant, ranked highest in civil service exam. He is well regarded. his wife is daughter of Chris Wilters, a successful brewer.
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MENASHA_ POST OFFICE
Federal Senate
Pierce
Senate
Chris Wilters
Brotherhood Chiefs Defy U S Rail Labor Board in Chicago
Union leaders openly challenged the United States Railroad Labor Board at the Coliseum in Chicago. Warren S. Stone and other officers pressed the board’s authority, claiming workers were urged to vote on wage decisions separately. Spectators cheered as Stone argued railroads are to blame for workers’ mindset amid mounting tensions.
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Brotherhood
United States Rail Labor Board
Witer
Jent
Chicago
United Preas
Coliseum
United States Railroad Board
Frank
Warren S. Stone
Omineers
Stone
Barton
Armind
Belter
Siz
Woman of Oklahoma Seeks Seat in Congress
A United Press dispatch reports another Oklahoma woman aiming for a congressional seat. The article outlines her political background and current candidacy from the seventh district, detailing her previous roles and regional support.
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Oklahoma
Congress
Wait a Minute Habit Cost $3 Arrest Near Auto Shift
The report notes a city ordinance requiring Baker to run his auto lights on demand. He was arrested at 6 26 while reaching for a switch, after the 4 minute rest cited in the ordinance. The article lists prices and references United Press by Le Paul The old haus watt.
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Baker
Rail unions and rail chiefs hold joint hearing in Chicago
New York rerun notes early railway strike developments as Brotherhood chiefs and general chairmen meet executives and US railway labor board in Chicago. Washington signals possible government action. forum aimed to avert a general strike by examining wage claims and grievances under the July 1 ruling.
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Associated Press
New York
Chicago—Brotherhood
United States Railway Labor Board
Washington
Daugherty
Harding
Palestine
Tex
International & Great
Northern Railway
Board meeting probes possible rule violations and wage actions
Barton cited authority under the Transportation Act to convene the session. The board pressed to determine if any party violated board decisions or rules and whether executives planned wage cuts without proper procedure. Public representative Ben Hooper was named to oversee the questioning of conduct.
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Stone
Executive Council
Fremen
Caash
Barton
Ben Hooper
Bosshard Heads Committee of Forty-Four In Wisconsin
Otto Bosshard of La Crosse was elected chairman at the opening session of Wisconsin's committee of forty-four to endorse a U.S. senator and state officers. Senator George B. Skogmo was named secretary. The body, formed by Lenroot Republicans to oppose the La Follette wing, includes two men and two women from each congressional district and will meet to set a February 22 conference date.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Lenroot
la Follette
Wincos
United Pres
Milwauker
Otto Bosshard
Lal Crosse
Committee of Forty-Four
George BE. Skogmo
River Falls
Madison
Republican Hotel
United States
Edna Steele
Elkhorn
A. Anderson
Ederton
G. J. Nek
Race
MecKerrow
Penahuttee
J. A. Strathearn
Manitowoc
Mes
L. H. Smith
Jefferson
PC. Burchard
Fort .Atkinson
H. FE. Andrews
Portage
P. H. Conley
Darlington
Belle Quinlan
Benton
W -M. Smith
Linden
Arthur HH
Westfield
Parker
Markesin
J. J. Lamb
Foot du Lac
Catherine Viroqua
A. Coi
Burg
la Crosse
M Dott
Baraboo
F. W. Braveau
Wis
S. J. Vender
F Kaleen
Wautoma
Shawano
A. Lardgreen
A. Moree
Anisge
Pere Algoma
B.C. Walter
J Stout
Rice Mmnnion
Chip
Eau Claire
F. Lewis
Superior
Spooner
W. At
Tax proposal targets beer wine for medicinal use
United Press reports a Senate amendment to tax beer and wine used medicinally. The plan, offered by Senator Weldworth of New York, proposes a 40 cents per gallon beer levy, 2.22 per gallon wine tax, and 6.40 per gallon on liquors, aiming to boost government revenue under new regulations.
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United Press
Washington, DC
Mehon
Wondworth
New York Tre
President Haerdine Urges Race Unity and Equal Opportunities
President Haerdine advocates broader political economic and educational advantages for African Americans while opposing social equality. He calls for equal educational opportunities, recognition of social divergence, and a partnership approach to racial relations, warning against sectional bias and urging unity beyond prejudice. The remarks tie race questions to national leadership and postwar recovery.
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Haerdine
South
Birmingham
Afr
Harding
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