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   Wisconsin Rapids Daily Tribune (Newspaper) - June 29, 1922, Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin                               WISCONSIN NINTH 2746. THURSDAY JUNE LABOR PRICE THREE CENTS COUNTY OFFICIALS DECIDE TO FALL PRIMARIES Accused DISTRICT ATTORNEY CALKINS WILL NOI M A K C R 11 SHERIFF 1-s YET UN- DECIDED ALTHOUGH TO RUN With the exception of -U Calkins and the ble exception ot all ol the county will again seek election in the coining fall Dis- Attorney Calking is out of the c but county officials that had made up his not to entei political lace in i beck Re-election L A B ol Sam county of and James La county have all Dignified then intentions of again making the nm foi In then announcements made public they aiu again seeking the es that they now hold on the basis of the public mg the last STATE POLITICAL LEADERS EXPECT INTERESTING FIGHT r or AN m PUBLIC VN M M V H I I I l i. i I Elliott who is accused by a ot the ot his Willa AT ic and Mis n B hot line mg m an tal Lu t n m i i in j iii ult in i I i ni Ill Ult i nt el 1 i l n o i n ill ui w lie i Inn w i i lu L I il t I ni i I i i Jl 111. 1. Ill ll I II I I as I e ill no i uit j n ii ties r Kaiser's Maj Re-election It is not known definitely will again make the Min the old law it was im- possible foi a shei iff to seek tion on the that it was un- foi the to himself Undei an opinion it- handed down by the again the office and if ed take the office January 1 that the constitutional amend ment is passed a ot the people the county are the to the again this fall 01 al signified then in- tentions of tunning that does not seek office and aie only awaiting definite word Horn Mi It is expected that hu will his stand week d in p i i noi cm i i U l L oi o m. i id thp 11. moel p n M n is o tt nt the one nul 010 to IK h is i li i id h oi th it p u Mm is inu d tin n i oi I; In P icl n m i I n Am IT f f J I ll 111! J Mol 14 III is LO At Vesper In I foi chnl ot The biggest meeting of County Community Picnic To Be the in Wood county is planned Ioi July 2b when die county Association will hold its an- the o ni tran m ics ll C. M. Wooster Killed In Blast Accident In South picnic at Bio- t n n TT r n T the camp 11411 of i the is Union Dairy Farm Tlie i 01 Meile n a i i li i ilu I Holstein club is Milled with the county in TI i mng a that will maik the Vl artan as one of the best ot its kind I nf e i m it is i amon tins section of the oxx 1L Plan Program Committees weie appointed at a re- tlic can t cent meeting ol the i n j i i li 1 i winch will foi the s and Of the N h .ml lo an JU e j a pe is m u h tion A. contest will bo a ami plans aie being made i lo some ol the cattle in w oi mi t i I then which is Lh ig ot of the Woid was today by J. B ol death at GUI of C M of Ibis Mi no was i m the J B was in of u which him was just at to the moi mng Mi pin Woo t. i w i some blasting in what is known as buckshot is haul al tin timo ot lie was fiom tin blast w In n was at the bat k lhe In ail with i oi pin i ol ha id eai and died im- i ID hold till li'l a and John LVU ot the and x V N oi and of the county utt m looking foi s x lh all sections ol at t M Ol u attend nice .Is committees will tol of the u sn lh v aie as follows tho m 1 Josl and and Homy on livestock 1 pa i and Pete IU mc is ll i UK n in i al agt nt t ill II I liom HI imo s n g will not bo tonte 1'oiiin.l In IK n i elt tl to hill i i it 11 in pal i Mik in i ul i I ch i I In iting w nh the fl n d U. tho we I ill i Ui h Uei n 1 K i mi n ot in tho ial plans aie noi but il i thought possible that the body in. iv be heie Ioi Mi who was n of was unci is sui by his widow and foui om on and thite IIo in onsin Rapids foi about ton which time he the Fai banks company luie In 1908 he be imo with Mi B in tho J B Di edging ami toi the to take of tho company's mat Were IntOXICated Schullz Out On D 1 k i i u i I III ill Be Paroled La ten i i i- who some timo n I t ml i plead of without the s pcM ha lm Ml been doni I t tbf the jail While thei h n e n in ic u i i no state Schult is t IM N n n of but a up j 1V will I o upon the il oi the stale t M m t I p in inni ol I ill. i nu I ul ill lii t In Red Government Removes m Restrictions On Worth Of Liquor n i Seized In Milwaukee Raul of Ku sia today tho that tions us to tho amount of mail fhat timing tho I ito hold in Cell il is on .I 10, by Mayoi C Hi own ol Stall Wiio in a merit published today by county and is ot tho C P U Resigns As K. C. Chief W. Mead Buried Wednesday Tho of W. W. M of tins was he lei Wednesday afternoon fiom the homo of Ins tho aus pices of the Masonic fiom this of the Stevens Point lodge albO i iti d s i lum V cign into has been oi al and that now any mail ad m oi 1 Mo to pi i son in Russia will x x u n u be by no one in that IIN Mll i i il pi i Oi 11 1 ui i i i nd on tin bom o. b u K s KIM w hi n ii m k w is i w i n i u IMo i m Now II Conn al out i In held C. disti irt in Boston lias as ad- H tbo ol Columbia it I was announced today at the K of C i Hs sot i d I'M w oi k I mil 2'l I ii k 1 ie mp soy Uid tin li tl ll Ol 11 I l I ill ll J I O I bout toi Hit woi II In N lit oh and th n i ii iu i- In Id to it thi d ile Optimists fiom many points in tho Uniti d Statos and Canada will gnth oi in Kansas Cily today for tho con ol thon Most of Count OL Caiman who tei e a with his the ioi m i crow n prince Is Slightly Cut By Later Returns Vs d Unlit K 11 en i 0 I MUM iion m ii h oti s ind n P 1 Mi i i t n It id ni his ist 10. i on tho in w a- be as tho i. 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Ibal Mm lift hi Ioi the past fow MMI I i i n u i school in I pi i ions to Ibis h ing taught ii tho I id u Canoll SCHOOL VOTE ON ECONOMY PROGRAM MONDAY Kidnaped IX s o rr i c i j VS 1 VY ui LlEP V pp cut in the 01 all il an I tho of Nut nul of poo o in a1 e embodied m a cet of L be upon the people of at Disti ice I iU einng The by P L: a his boen lo school of- e in the the that it be upon lhe Iwe the OBI non lhat in icw of tbe manj .no in pa Ihen this the on many of the questions be in the Will The i ote ol coin be an indication of and will not immediate Ml that Lhe be mailed to so that 1 e can give full and place them lhe foi action loUei with the questions i pon ole will be taken Fellow and Tax Taxes been A. Bruce former chief of the bureau of De- of held for ranBom near Coal Operators Accept Pa rley In vita tion Associated Pi ess June 29 of Davis announced today that and coal op- the invitation the last night by President to meet at the White House with officials to de- upon which negotiations until at the main settlement of the coal stuke can aie unable to pav them even though woik and economizing In one town alone now listed and oin backs aio bending tlie let i bin has been added Oui and g o ins that we can no lonnei and Hoover will m a against the and theie is n possibility that a. do ot justice bej U is the public will be ad to the and the total be initiated said he was unable to the 01 an- I would open the conference j Mi. will i open the gather It is high winch tne ult the mad u. that is on m oui be tid ood The timo foi a hale has now come a result of high the nidi chants the in number of is likely to be uml ai come out aie foi cod 3ass the high tax on to then eis in the ot advanced pi Report Of must tenants high and this not in ship to the but ell is main of whom been OIK ot ment in walking at Main paving then axes h ivo no ev letl to I need ed ami Mans Chinese Military Leader Associated Pi ess f June t I en Chiung Ming whose lecent coup him liom Canton with Sun Vat ol the South i lias been ac know that then en need lo he ot an a i te otc bul taxes must bo i i i oung a Chinese language i possible and tho i i i j 1 e ni published announced must wait I ho time ol oui o' PI iig is ne 11, ami I teel I hut it tins it would ee well lo tho ol lhe i i in lei ol tho o 1 each one who ie his lette i to m iki an lo tho to the ot i educing this lei i ead at voui Annual ing and vole on iho follow tions 1st, That all lal School s be iiil pci lenl That WL no a bo no moie opi Ioi meut Ol the bond issue 1th, the Boaid mako possible to ex lt woid Kong Chen had shot and wounded meeting with of ton been at a own Charge Local Man With Passing Worthless Check C L of this city was at Justice E N on a of made on com- plaint of Bait of Piv to make good the check unl to the costs of the action and tho ease was adjourned until with ihe ing th it he would his dis it he good the agiee CALL MEETING OF RAIL OUT AS RECORD STRIKE VOTE svy BE Associated 111, Tune 29 United railroad board daj cited national officials of the six shop craft and railway executives into a meeting here and officers of the four other way unions to appear before the board tomorrow afternoon on an inquiry into the in- of In addition to the shop men whose strike order hag been four other unions who have voted for the strike are the maintenance of stationary fireman and oilers ana signal Associated Press 111 June actual step toward a stuke of load u 01 leers m against ons of the United States railway boi boaid uas taken Jast night uhen J president of the inter- national of diop and helpers sent a to members of his craft among the shop the cessation ef woik at 10.00 e July 1, mg to stories published here today in Pullman shops in- cluded in the The impending out makes a momentous day in tha On that day the cut in freight rates dei ed by the interstate commission becomes effective the slash of 000 fiom wages of workers by the United States laboi The pay of the shop men cut Expect Strike Orders officials anticipate notice of stuke orders to ance of way employes upon tion of the canvass of then tes at In spite of the impending walk out of shop lad officials continue to nove because tiam employes who constitute the Big bio- hi i hood switchmen and er ate not to and men is in protest at abolishment of rules by the labor board and out of shop work to con- Maintenance of way men solely on wage i eductions a Coincidence It was a coincidence that the of called a meeting heie to ail The it was was called two weeks in advance the ultimatum of B M iead of the shop foi a rice principally on with he Railway any The stuke Tiade the meeting al Ithe moie ant Rejection of Jewell's m that the roads ignore the aboi wage cut decision and the abolished was tain it v said Rail officials declare that were etc etc That Town anil Sup bi toi u i iu ol only oiu 1 ih it the of Iho billot on quos tion bo mailed lo tbo so tb it tlu m 15 bo i ml oi mcd The volo tho bo in lavoi ol nul hen oui on tbe Bond know the ol tho wnl noi tho same N oui It P B is I lien is iion in Iho blood of Ioi lilt 11 to make a shaio foui The following is tho will bo this at the couit stand by city Dn R X ba- had a of tint ai net eh ops writ U n by linn and played last baud con- eoil by J Simpson and Will b i. d ag nn tonight K Bagloy Wallace at W Donaldson Count n t bi and Will No bios R. Sky V Popular Maich Spa H. Local Pastor Attending Lutheran Synod Session Tlie Rev. G M. of the West Side is attending the Synod which j is in session this week at i Wisconsin WEATHER tonight I north nost portion and south west JNL  

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