Plan all year recreation in L Arbitrator plan all year recreation
Washington DC President Comhige will not withdraw an arbitrator in the Tacna Arica dispute between Chile and Peru. After 24 hours of silence the state department today advised Pershing contemplates return from Arica next month but denied any political or diplomatic significance.
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Washington, D. C
Tacna-Arica
Chile
Peru
White House
Pershing
Raturnl
Arica
Lut
Indictments Against Booth Also Quashed
Washington dispatch reports that indictments charging mis of office against Senator Burton Wheeler were dismissed by the District of Columbia Court of Appeals. The panel ruled the charges insufficient. Edwin S. Booth and Gordon Campbell also had indictments quashed. The decision said interior department permit counts were not legally supported.
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Washington
U.S
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Inslice
Jennings Hailey
District of Colimbia Court of Appeals
Wheeler
Interior
Bailey
Department of Justice
Great Balls
Mont
Deciman
Edwin S. Booth
Gordon Campbell
United States
Jaxice Batley
Lintila
Iyticl
Interior Department
Public bids opened for commercial airplane routes
Washington reports a bid opening for two commercial mail lines to operate Chicago to Minneapolis and St. Paul via Milwaukee and La Crosse, and Cheyenne to Colorado Springs to Denver. Proposals due at 4:20 PM today. Expected spring start with 60 days to inaugurate service. Ford’s Chicago Detroit Cleveland line contract pending. Weston New York Stratford and Chicago St Louis Springfield lines anticipated to begin in March.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Oids
Postmaster General News
Chicago
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Milwaukee
la Crosse
Colorado Springs
Denver
Albanr
Henry Ford
Ford
Weston-New
Winnipeg Toronto Air Line Plans Take Shape
Winnipeg and Toronto air service planned for spring under a new International Air Transport Lines corporation. Route would pass Minneapolis Chicago Cleveland Buffalo, offering about a 13 hour journey between Winnipeg and Toronto.
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Winnipeg
Man
Toronto
Phia
Greater Winnipeg
Chevrolet coach award pending in Waukesha season drive
The Association of Commerce has not yet announced the winner of the Chevrolet coach in its Christmas merchandising campaign. The award was issued as a coupon at the Waukesha Flora Company. Several other merchandise awards have been claimed, with a fuller list to be released later this week.
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The
Association of Commerce
Waukesha Flora Company
Leader of Women’s Clubs Seeks Modest Skirt Lengths
In Washington Mrs John J Hea rrroom president of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs comments on ankle length skirts. She supports a moderate length, citing modesty and practicality while opposing extremes. Mrs Henderson advocates Victorian styles, while Mrs Sherman comments on smoking ethics and fashion.
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Washington
John LD. Shoerpuiy
General Federation of Whiners Chits
John J. Hearroom
Anny
Elimay
Henderson
Miro
Courad
Mia
Sherman
All Year Recreation Plan for Wauke sha City
The Wauke sha recreation committee proposes an all year program led by a new Recreation Commission. It envisions an advisory council drawing from charities, lodges, business, education, government, and arts. A paid director would oversee sports, drama, history pages, and music to foster fair play and community pride.
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Plan Recreation Commission
Waukenka Recreaton Commission
Cane Tion Shangh & Board of Directors
G A Haertel In Serious Condition At Columbia Hospital
Word reached the city that G A Haertel is dying in a critical condition at Columbia hospital Millville after a week of observation. The last report suggested a possible surgical operation for his fever. Haertel was formerly a prominent and successful businessman in the city, with health recently failing.
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U. Ar. Haertel
Columbia Hospital
Millwitttkee
Maertel
Bronson Receives Masonic Council Officers
At the Waukesha Council regular meeting Royal and Select Masters, officers for the ensuing year were elected and installed. Thrice Illustrious Master Cia A. Bronson, Deputy Master Fred Carey, Principal Conductor Edward Lubnow, Treasurer W H Sleep, Recorder Chauncey J. Fraser, Captain of the Guard Frederick Kien, Conductor of the Council Clarence Bronson, Steward August Schurmacher, Sentinel Thomas Ryall. Deputy Grand Master Rex A. Warden performed the installation.
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Waukesha
CIA A. Bronson
Fred &. Carey
Edward E. Lubnow
W. H. Sleep
Chauncey J. Fraser
Frederick E. Kien
Clarence W. Bronson
August WH
Schurmacher
Thomas Ryall
Rex A. Warden
Poor Burn Beer Cas es Given Free by Pabst Brewery
Milwaukee crowd swarmed the Pabst Brewery plant gates as hundreds lined up to take free beer cases for fuel. Needy families hauled away cases on coaster wagons and sleds while ambers flowed and a stench filled the air. Large numbers of cases remained unused as the gates closed for the day.
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Pabst Brewery
Milwaukee
niMaugh
Pahat Tirewhig Company
Brewlny
Ntl
Gates
Snow Plows Keep County Roads Open Amid Winter Storm
Snow plows kept Waukesha County roads passable as a gale dumped drifts closing main routes. Crews labored since daybreak, clearing Highway No 67 from Oconomowoc south to Highway 41 and routing west to Goerke's Corners. Minor roads remained blocked. weather forecast called for more snow and rising temperatures later.
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Waukesha
Ocanamowoy Routh
Goerke's
Milwaukee
Pond du Lag
Green Bay
Mercury Rising Brings Relief as Cold Grip Eases
New York City warms slightly after a brief winter spell as forecasters predict moderation in temperatures. Winds remain strong but expect lighter degrees with possible flurries of snow later today.
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New York
N. Y
Judge Davison to Speak at Wisconsin Judges Convention
Milwaukee wis. The annual meeting of the Board of Circuit Judges of Wisconsin opened today at the courthouse and will continue through Wednesday. More than 20 circuit judges attended with Judge A H Reid presiding. Speakers include Judge Davison Beaver Dam and Judge Doerfler Madison. The program covers civil and criminal court administration and legal sections.
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Milwaukee
Wii
Board of Circuitenges of
Wisconsin
A. H W. Ret. Wanna
Tieth
Reid
Udge A
Davison
Beaver Dam
W. B. Foley
Henry Graass
Cold blasts claim forty seven lives across cities
A severe cold spell caused 47 deaths as people died from exposure and related accidents while trying to stay warm. Temperatures rose slowly in major cities, with continued coal shortages forecast for another day. Florida citrus crops reportedly escaped damage from the cold snap.
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Cat
Sony
Coolidge Rejects Farm Price Fixing Plans
Washington reports President Coolidge will not support any farm price fixing proposal direct or indirect. The White House released the statement amid inquiries about Jardine’s indirect price stabilization ideas.
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Coolidge
Washington
U.P
Prealdett Coolidge
Anager
Jardine
Weekly Freeman shifts issue day to reach readers earlier
The Weekly Freeman publishes on a Thursday to reach readers before Saturday. This deviation from the usual schedule aims to ensure timely delivery and access to news ahead of the weekend.
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Freeman
Strikes End As Coal Men Assemble In New York
In New York representatives of coal miners and mine operators gathered for negotiations to end a strike in the anthracite coal fields. Major W Winglin and John Lewin led parties as talks opened at the Waldorf and Union League Club, with plans to push a five year contract and Pinchot settlement ideas amid a looming stalemate.
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New York
Sexton Horns
Ingan
Nih
Walt
Iola 1
United Mine Workers
Atelantic Lily
Ming
W. Winglin
Mihé
Pasi
Win Associates
John I. Lewin
Middlewest
Waldorf Hotel
Sadia
Norpitr
Pinchot
Pennsylyvania
Toth i
Pershing Health Rumors Stir Lima Political Circles
In Lima Peru health rumors about Chairman General John J. Pershing cause a sensation in diplomatic and political circles. The talk centers on his health and potential implications for Tacna-Arica plebiscite discussions between President Coolidge’s arbitator and Pershing as head of the Lucom commission at Arica.
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Lima
Peru
TamasArica
John J. Pershing
America
Honoria
Pershing Return Date Delayed Amid Health Scrutiny
ARICA Chile The date for General John J Pershing's return to the United States is not set as he remains under medical review. Officials cite fatigue and age, noting delayed dental work and a taxing assignment involving Tacna Arica. Pershing's aides emphasize no decision has been made and health will guide any travel.
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Arica
Chile
John J. Perghiog
United States
Fay Ndatior
Pershing
Tacna-Ariea
Whiskey find ties to Beggs estate tax dispute
Federal officials probe fourteen barrels of whiskey found at John J Beggs summer home in Oconomowee. Key issue is whether Reges filed a declaration of possession, affecting pre war liquor taxes and the Beggs estate tax, with officials noting possible $1,520 tax if no declaration exists.
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Milwauker
Wis
John J. Beggs
Oconomowee
Reges
Robert D. Sterling
Prohibition
Geges
Waukesha
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