Seven Nations Sign Locarno Peace Pact in London
Seven nations signed the Locarno peace pact in a London ceremony marking Germany's return to postwar European diplomacy. The accord commits Germany, France, Belgium, Italy, Britain, and others to cease aggression, submit disputes to the League of Nations, and defend the frontier as agreed. The move signals a shift toward arbitration, disarmament, and a possible arming of treaties with Poland and Czechoslovakia under League auspices.
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Sydney J. Williams
United Presse
London
England
Germany
France
Bellu
Council
League of Nations
Italy
Great Britain
League
Europe
Belgium
Britain
Ialy
Council of the
Poland
Czecho-Slovakia
Foreign Office
Cecil Thurst
Chamberlain
Austen
Revenue relief urged for Philippines in report
Washington report on the 1916 insular affairs budget calls for renewed revenue relief and salary reductions for Philippine officials. Major Grat Frank Me mhilsre notes improved external trade but argues government and private activity need support, with calls for adjusted duties and wage reforms amid ongoing trade conditions.
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Philippines
Washington
von Amerian Citiens
Gragrat
Frank Mehilsre
Nicanny
Loukas
Melniyrve
Rico
Dominican Republic
Woyerinieie
Local official hails economy moves under Dunlap plan
In a city visit, Dunlap secretary of agriculture praises retrenchment and consolidation across departments. He notes payroll reductions and tighter spending while maintaining efficiency. Future prospects for farmers appear mixed, with prosperity fluctuating by region and crop. Locarno pacts gain presidential attention as peace instruments. A Milwaukee man dies after being struck by a car.
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Rawlidge
Propa- Bond
Wis
Kiven Ukesha
WH. DB
Dunlap
Simtank
Montag
Wankeshi ‘Notary Club
Italy
Department of Agriculture
Noted Actor Dies But Play Goes On In Chicago
An unseen actor filled in at Masxsenet's presentation by the Chicago Clyb Owen Co. as a delay kept the second act from starting. The substitute wore Vitellius’s costume while the real star William Beck had died in a hotel room moments before the curtain rose.
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Omicagq. HL
Masxsenet
Chicago Clyb Owen Co
Awklormt
Secon
Vitellius
Vitelius
William Beck
Beck
Kel
Callahan in Favor Equal School Funds
County Superintendent of Schools Arthur C. G. Tews attended the Wisconsin County Superintendent’s Convention in Madison last week. John Callahan outlined a program for equalizing taxes to improve school conditions in poorer districts, with a nine month term and a new compulsory attendance law. He urged access to high school for every student and noted distances limit many Northern, Central, and Western students. Coles discussed the Rural School Survey and a plan for one and two room buildings. Sumption spoke on high school and manual arts requirements. Page 8 continued.
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Arthur CG. ‘Tews
Wisconsin
Madison
Assembly Chamber
Capitol
Tews
Mantie
John Callahan
Schowl
Callahan
T. Coles
A. W. Sumpldt
Train Hits Auto Wipes Out Nine in Arkansas Crash
Memphis Tenn U P reports William Oxford eight was sole survivor of an auto crash when a Frisco passenger train struck a car near Achillon Alatlon Ark late Monday. The train, traveling south at fifty mph, knocked the car forty feet. Cotton pickers nearby blame the driver. The dead include Clem Oxford thirty three and his four children Lawrence, Clem Jr, and their mother and two more.
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Memphis. Tenn
U. P
William Oxford
Achillon Alatlon
Ark
Clem Oxford
Hts
Lawrence Oxford
Clem
La Follette to Decide Party Status in Senate
Senator Robert M. La Follette Jr will decide if he remains with the Republican camp and alter party assignments unless he refuses recognition as a Republican, according to Senator Tim Watson at the White House.
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Washington, D. C
C. P
Robert M. la Follette, Jr
Senate
Canonk
Tim Watson
Indiana
White House
Agricultural Society Holds Annual Meet at Beloit
The Agricultural Society held its annual meeting at the stock pavilion last evening. Huss, a teacher of agricultural science at Waukesha high school, was named president. R. Le Baird elected vice president and P. Fox and F. Fox re elected secretary and treasurer. Five directors’ terms expired. four were reelected, with Tews named to succeed G. B. Rhoads as rural schools head. Treasurer Fox reported about 3000 dollars due from the state, signaling the society’s strong finances and a likely prosperous year. Committees were appointed for the 1926 show in May. Police seek A W Starve after Miss Isabell Ball, 18, was struck by a slInker as she walked home.
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Hof. Huss
Waukesha High
Scnod
Stock Pi Jon
R. le Baird
A PF
Roma
P. E. Fox
Gavin Meer Traw
Towls Seitz
RL. Barre
PE. Fox
G. B. Rhoads
Fox
Murel
B. A. Holtman
Mra
Janey Strong
Meargared Tiehenor
Fr. A. Votmann
R. Ju. Batra
J. W. Baird
Wil
Man Werning
BB. Simmons
J. Bowhcatt
J. WM. Harvey
Castle
M. W. Bowning
Louis Seitz
Ww. Rains
Met. Flob
Baird
Reno Christoph
TS. Fruit
Cooley
Meury Howell
G. E. Fruit
Aitken
Wupninn
Shuts
Mes
J. C. Nesbit
Ml. King
G. Kingaton
P. Kutz
FL Carr
FL Swartz
Evan Davies
R, KH
Roberta
J- C. Nesbit
S. He Wiillama
H. Longley
F Sery
W. Dibben
B. Olson
Community Event Schedule Tue and Wed at Park Theatre
Here is Your Date Tuesday evening events at St Catherine's Guin Koighte of Pythlus Women of Mongeheart and Odd Fellows. Wednesday schedules include Women's club Pony Express Park theatre Young people of Reformed church May Rebekah lodge St Matias Mothers club and Benefit card party at Parlan hall.
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St. Catherine's
Guin
Koighte
Pythlus
Women of
the Pony Express
Arguments of Counsel at White Plains Trial
In White Plains New York Leonard Rhinelander and Alice Rhinelander’s case dominates a packed courtroom. Counsel for Mrs Rhinelander argues wealth and race influenced the marriage and that fraud justified separation while defense counsel contends the trial should not force cohabitation and emphasizes unequal opportunities and social differences shaping the union.
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White Plains
United
Mrese Stat Co Prorient
XN. V
Feaanse
Leonard Eh Ribelainter
Alice Beatrice Jones
Howge Waid
Che
Lee Puranns
David
Coutxel
Ritheelauter
Davis
Rhinelander
Min Aed
Shane
Wna
Leonard Rhinelander
Alice Rinelander
Qu Jury
Jaidge Mills
Tamy Hintman
Vomble
Flere
Chain scheme harms local merchants and may go viral
An investigation by the Association of Commerce exposes a recursive chain sales fraud starting with a $10 hosiery offer. Participants buy and resell coupons, creating rapid, unsustainable growth and potential public loss. Wisconsin Attorney General rules the method legal under the trading stamp act. a separate Kenosha Christmas savings plan distributes $373,050 to 3,100 residents, up $28,000 from last year.
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Hive
Pala
Hase
Yale
People Amit
Fiostery
Magerie
America
Parthermain
Herman J. Ekern
Wisconsin
Kenogila
Kenoshans
Wis
Dickey the International Little Girl Calf Wins Show
Pauline Brown guides Dickey the calf to grand champion at a large livestock show. Dickey, aged about seven months, impressed judges with a glossy coat and steady performance, earning a blue ribbon. Beside her, other Angus calves, including three Jungdahl entries, placed second to fourth as Dickey led the field.
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Aloo
Aberdeen
Imme
Pauling Brown
Pontine
Pauline
Dickey
Ingdahl Brothers
Manhattan
Wal
Jungdahl
Tappeka
Kan
Nutchinson
Kana
Kansas City
Six Men Questioned Over Roadhouse Killing in Wisconsin Rapids
Six men were questioned by Wood County authorities in central Wisconsin about a roadhouse shooting that wounded Ray Davis and Willian Braver. Davis allegedly offered to pay a roadhouse proprietor a 20 gallon jug to moonshine, and the jug remains unfound after searches of the truck and premises.
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Wisconsin Rapids
Wia
Wisconsin
Wood County
Ray Davin
Willian Braver
Davis
Offfctils
Pliece
Schiefelbein Arrested In Saint Paul
Saint Paul report states Harold Schiefelbein was arrested on duty with Fond du Lac authorities pressing varied charges. Extradition to Fond du Lac planned. Schiefelbein linked to the H. Kustow grocery robbery on Tec 4. shortly after, Ben Phabitaki and Robert Butt were caught breaking into another store and implicated Schiefelbein and Tinburki.
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ST. Paul, Minns
Harold Schiefel
Bein
Fond Au Lac
Fond DU Lac
Schiefelbein
H. Kustow
Ben Phabitaki
Robert Butt
Kusxow
Schtetet
Tinburki
Butt
Waupun
Coal Operators Seek Wider Settlement Amid Strike
Philadelphia reports ongoing coal strike tensions as operators push for broader settlement terms and a longer term to stabilize supply. Proposals from Guy Pinehot face rejection, with calls for continued suspension and investigations, while operators warn of ongoing conflict and potential price adjustments.
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Philadelphia
Paniy USA
Guy
Pinehot
Ma Ferguson Presses Fight Amid Texas Political Tension
Mev Wolke reports Ma Ferguson defies legislature threats and hones a political offensive. She urges anti reform, labels opponents as enemies, and keeps focus on eradicating hoot and mouth disease and other issues. Satterwhite plans a special session probe into the Administration, funds to be raised privately. Carter faces a resignation demand over a controversial college incident, with Governor and Cavernar Jin influence cited.
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Mev
Wolke
Poudey
Austin
Toy
Ferguson
Texas
Mergunon
Amarillo
Hmige
Amon Carter
Port Worth
Fran
Cavernar Jin
Carter
Danbury Bank 18 Reopened by Spate
Madison Wis Dwight T Park er state banking commissioner announces the reopening of the Danbury State Bank recently taken over by the department.
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Danbury Bank 18
Madison
Wis
Dwight T. Parker
Foray
Danbury State Bank
Department
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Rhine
Economy OF Coolidges
Averyoff
B.S. Ernuwent
Bunlep
Fat
Colidge
Milwaukee
John A. Sealt
Agricultural Society
Beloit
Ald A.W. Starve
Autobe
Isabell Ball
Ctort
Wunelande
Alice
Paul OW
Wiwee
Increa
Eret
Little Girls “Dickey
Roadhouse
Saint Paul
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