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   Wisconsin Rapids Daily Tribune (Newspaper) - December 26, 1922, Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin                               l- TRIBUNE NINTH WISCONSIN RAPIDS WIS DECEMBER CENTS HE LAKE DYNAMITERS KNOWN DEATH Of SENATOR 0 G KINNEY MAY CHANGE CONTROL VICTORY OF TION 1ST ELECTION 16 VOTES Superior Wis O C ney state senator relect from the Eleventh district here at 2 this Ing a long death will necessitate a special election to fill the vacancy the outcome of will have an important influence upon 1923 Wisconsin legislature Sye Mar Try Senator R J Nye who was defeated by Mr has in- that he will be a the governor calU a special tion would give the opponents of Governor Ifi votes aa for the progre faction to which belonged and might result in the organization of the senate in op- position to the governor if three socialists who the balance of power fail to the administration In view of the importance given to the vacant seat by both factions a hard fought battle is Tribune Cameo Good Scouts Thanks say the Wisconsin Rapids Daily Tribune riers who were so by the subscribers in this ettr and neighboring Tribune is carried boys There was a tot of around the rear door of the when the boys exchanged of the things did for but they were all good Scouts was the characteristic and general description by the riers of Tribune who gave liberally from heir pocket hooEs when the boys presented their morning And it wis not money alone for of other valuable gifts Besides cash It goes without saying that the gifts were appreciated and proceeds go to worthy Urge Badger Senators To Back Civil Service Madison The state League today urged tors and support the now before congress to place prohibition enforcement agents under civil service and thus take out of politics In a letter to the the league asserted that agents are now appointed chiefly fur political sons and for that reason arc often the men best suited to the work It was also pointed out tha men owe their to politics and have not the safeguard of rules to protect them against nummary discharge are not to press in- which might involve who gave them positions or their MT Neck Piece lit girl toy out over the loss of a ftir lost A S fur fu arid ii U home ll if giH who ft ill No identify the fur it will fep over Press Search For Missing Tug HIGHEST SAYS MARKETING TEMPERATURE FOR NOT PRODUCTION PAST FIFTY YEARS GREAT PROBLEM Holiday Liquor Arrives BE TBK VS 0 VV HAD THR -a V HE TEMPER ATI MARK S With UJA amount chat had in many Saint cf in he season tu Wisconsin Minus of famed tier and faithful for many BIil NEED IS TO OK M ASSERTS leaders should slacken their efforts increase production and concentrate their efforts to a solution of problems by poor making it im- if Dispose of large stocks Edward er of markets declares today in By of the light is of the opinion that j a in city making J and professional men as well many happy Before some farmers are afraid of journey in t and fear any that The unnatural warmth lack of a change from the present This any great amount ruined the he is largely the cause of de- that Monday was the the tuff Cornell Thursday greater vigor than which disappeared today with before Christmas day ever experienced in district Old although on and the distribution of wealth New one reason why standing the fact that the that was the warmest J are to wrestle its of men was practically J Christmas day in fifty years economic problems Is that most given up as lost last night 33 of in stale and A fleet of twelve motor According to weather reports 1 to constantly of United Guard by George T j changing he joined the four tugs in the search and j for The most of this upon a murrey of the maximum temperature kinc of tendency is found among MEN INVOLVED IN MURDER SET OFF BLAST IS BELIEF PART OP tfi REMOVE OFFICIAL whole southern and eastern part of In -10 above zero posedly enlightened and educated ple who deal large bike In addition airplanes upon while the lowest with an pie who deal with large inter- orders from Washington age of X above zero In searching I ests in so far as these relate to start from the government flying field established by the industrial problems here to search the shores the lake office Mr found that There is no doubt but that there out The tug which put into yesterday with but one exception w as are produced greater Jart working first Christmas day during the last of wealth than there is a market for down the shorts of the lalte from Erie 20 years that the temperature In view of this unquestioned fact It Pa resumed search Tand other been above the This ex- would that leaders prepared to put tKe should their efforts so far as mum temperature was 34 production Is concerned and Cause a above zero Last the minimum j trate on reasons for poor markets The cause of disappearance is a temperature was degrees below t which are the result of unequal total as known zero and a average the Cornell was in excellent condition snowfall was experienced by this i Progress is Checked when she left the last cahty in comparison with the one inch This being the case one would day IX S Inspector of hulls that we now have that the bankers that she found perfectly A Summer Day lawyers and all the thj in even ex- OUi who up with this business and professional men j August That Cornell Jias taken fire was they had most commonly above and that fanners accomplish men a great deal of their plowing hatl tKe period and How holiday boose arrives to Irrigate the Great American Deport is shown by the pictures taken outs Me the three mite limit on the of X Y The upper picture a plane which came out ro the Mystery J below loaded with liquor irom the put out from the booze carrier Below the Mystery J for picture as she appeared upon her arrival from the Bahamas with her a for York's thirsty The Mystery J said to be one ol the best in and the present hat been a phantom as far prohibition agents are concerned Hard Luck Story Fails Impress Local Banker ENGAGES IN CONVERSATION THEN MONEY ORDERED OUi settlers who up with this of business and professional men FROM CITY BY CHIEF PAYNE district claim that Christmas day are looked to for glance m these would let up m other things A middle aged man giving the name tiers iand to a solution ot George Skalak and claiming bijj But the ton 33 his home men are -as loath to OFFICIALS IN State Adjutant Peterson Of Legion To Speak Here who the charge l-a last week which u the bodice of Daniels and Thomas Richards Mcr men who had been since they were kidnapped by a masked and hooded band August arc- known and they can be taken into custody at any time according to by ho have the recent Into the to H th theory of the state that the men off tbe blast implicated in the kidnapping and of the men Their not known but it is believed that they intended to remove the bo- dies thus the efforts of under the protection of state were to the of the lake in a search for the men Knaw Mob That the state will be able to the identity of- many members of the masked and hooded mob v hich kidnapped Watt Daniels and Thomas Kichards whose bodies La was the of officials today The identification will be made it is said through the testimony at the hearing will be held soon of a farmer living near Oak Ridge in the southeastern part of who the and was npt Hew W H Celts ln s- us are some a of city was farmers because they prefer the many remember to put up almost any situation take me next step for- ward the and Christmas day and in a statement CarT Ferry No 2 between said Although was as the records I be- of disappeared that 1870 more peasant to the fact that stand lu must 70 forward or To the out practically all day t The unequal and unjust S c td D distribution of wealth inevitably means Legislature Is The industrial common u organism and as such it cannot m came to this when Grand was ism in itself as t think people seeni to which 10 has been Completed by after serial days of work document U said Lo be of and to deal siate in a Taxation the initiative arid highway and finance 10 be dealt by the in his to the Day was the coldest day ever ex- in the Wisconsin ley He said I came to this city m haie lived here ever since the coldest day was New Year's when it was zero were not of not with to the ami acquired by Austin A Petersen state American Legion to visit Wisconsin on annoyance to local Wednesday and deliver a short day afternoon when he would them in private conversation and de- mand money to defray expenses to his home in order that might Christmas with his family After two banks the man was spiriting away of Daniels and jards their three companions last adjutant August and recognized some of the masked figures when they lifted their hoods to drink water The only man under arrest In the case as yet is T S Burnett of Spiker Club at noon farmer and former factory worker who denies that he m He will visit the local Legion at aay way implicated in the affair The of the local vets hearing in the cose will be in Odd Hall and will at Bastrop on 5 by Chief Payne and told the city Story Found False According to the of a local banker the man entered it an occasion and will be out large numbers to attend the A special musical program to he i local who have Without Costs Speed Cop Fine their and Point Stanley the bank and wanted to discuss a ments consisting of buffalo ami Stevens Points motorcycle ter in Entering a private sandwiches served by Chef Bail Otto j brought many room the man demanded fifteen entertainment committee lars to defray expenses to Merrill of the meeting t h 1 claiming that city as his home upon questioning disci were annual election ot Officers will in his story and the money was re- thq program fused only after considerable the session before the local bar of justice during the summer for tions of the city trainee ordinances had been put Portage County Sheriff At first the money was o i better conditions ut the a Two Must Go To Court On Liquor Charges Alfred and Adam Milladore charged with of the prohibition laws were bound over to circuit court for trial by E N last Evidence against the two men is said to have been obtained in a raid by state agents i Head Shoots Find Cause Kiver Lemy president of this found in the garage at the rear of his home today with bullet wound his No for which apparently a of has bewn MLss Beatrice Arnett who spent Christmas with her parente Mr Mrs Arnect will this evening for to duties with the American spent and the temperature was i here Corking OIL the Stevens Point and outsiders the office in a stream during the day con- Cuts Throat Under Porch To Die Mary ner 54 crawled the front porch FalK where 65 below zero was officially reported have lived here 32 years and I have never such fine weather on Christmas A- Relnert resident Is the wannest Pay In alt those years Carl Huser Sees Future Federated Council Joins Protest Against Arbuckle Bv Associated Press York Dec Charles general secretary of the Federated Churches of 1 Christ today mode public a letter to I H why he as a of the home of way visiting and cut her throat with a razor blade When discovered after I fV member of committee in Uairy in retum of a of y an hour she was 1 The great future marker for isr ing dead in a pool of 5 consinS surplus purebred and grade j eney over III health 15 assigned ap of her consulted about I Roscoe to the i a telegram Pioneer Settler Dies cattle will be to St as cording to Carl Huser field man for j St Louis church people are in- the Carnation Milk Com- j censed at the attempt of Will H Hays pany at Waverly Iowa who has been in behalf of the motion picture in- visiting at Huser Brothers to bring Roscoe near here back into films Strong supporting Thorns pioneer Wood county Huser states that the dairy j resolutions wil undoubtedly be settler died Monday evening at gradually moving westward bv ministerial organizations Is home of his nephew Lloyd in placing hogs beef cattle and wheat the federal council doing at the age of eighty-four smj that in his opinion a great is indicated for the future been made as yet Mrs Peter Laid To Rot b Forest Hill w Mrs Peter formerly of and family Mr and Mrs Arpin this city who died at the county man Cook and family Mr and Mrs plans to put upon his farm dum at Marshfield Sunday Dec 17 Wilbur Sager Mr and Mrs Louis highest paid by the Iowa buyer Was laid to rest ift Forest Hill Mr Huser was on his Mr and Sager the people at farmer who purchased ft car Mr and Mrs Edw of food cattle from were Mrs Peterson and daughter was for a with an Funeral services w Vary Hn jactation of fat Wat the G W Baker i Son Vv and UTS were in of Henry taking Parlors by E P of the of thp city Christian no at force was Son ed bat after thH had failed a hard luck story with Kubisiak at as a climax of John F attempted Only the fact that he heen of about m Portage the appointment to r A t t T to success jt the beginning of Makes Other Attempts term on January Atter leaving the bank the He now his father on got a taste of his own medicine 1 when he was hailed before Justice G 1 Park and fined and costs j The charge a without a I license to gaHty was son the motorcycle policeman had on a speeding charge only a few aays Kosmoski ex- that he had only recently chased the new car and that he had it a few before applying Payne took the man In custody and him purchase a ticket to Tomsh Later a call came from a were notified and the man was ncar Junction and at another bank the same kind continue in tfo performance of of a story with a few variations wty emergency j v John deputy ister Mating that a man in be Martin for mally circumstances was there ano a Carson but whose TI needed help Chief Payne has been in Stevens Point for Ul A home and found the same the who unti tor a hearing the latest version Chief Payne took the man back to the city he Vas held until train time fatU by the Soo line he was officially escorted to the train and wished a Merry Christmas j To Wisconsin Mother by a member of the police department Report Sarah Bemhardt r i t j j today Paris Dec 25 Sarah reported to be greatly improved by the pipe which she was fire w she was wearing proved fatal to Mrs of The flames were children but not until it too late to her this morning in the noted actress asserted out of danger h if the pronounced continued tbat been prepared for her Buffalo r A special buffet lundi or the hers of the Elks lodge his been the Elky evening Linch will Richmond of Chicago is is scheduled for this int a the hoipe of tis v Club Women Renew Fight Against Fatty Arbuckle New York Dec protest against the reinstatement of Roscoe was telegraphed to W JL Hays today by Mrs Chapman chairman of the committee on moving pictures of the National Women's Federation The federation is always ready to aid anyone who wants to come back Mrs Chapman said but not at the ex- pense of the general public She said that such a step merely bring back to die public mind the degrading story of Virginia Rappe murder trial WEATHER   

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