Capitol Changes Likely Little in Governor’s Office
Governor Philipp May may name a private secretary and adjust the attorney general’s office with few other changes. The inauguration in January will bring limited moves. possible shifts include a new private secretary and potential appointment of a new attorney general. Some deputies and assistants may remain, with existing salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philipp
Madison
Gav. Fitipp
LE. C. Whitthet
Pixley
Dhe
Vovarnor
Morita Fcw
Stake
Muklog
Dba
Teds
Lu. Nagler
Cima
Henry Jolason
Owen Reslons
Jefe Opene
Civil Service
Ehter
Walter Drew
Green auto tags for 1917 license plan outlined
Secretary of state discusses 1917 green automobile tags designed to deter delays. Contract to Green Tay Co with Gustav Kuestermann as member. Test delivery expected by mid December with 16 000 units initially and 716 000 licenses issued last year likely above 20 000 for 1917. Delivery continues until all applications titled. Also Reverend John White accepts call to All Saints Cathedral Molten. duties begin December 20 after Nashotah House graduate studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Gustav Kuestermien
Botia
Farm Blaze Destroys Barn Hay Cattle in Ashwaubenon
Fire swept through Peter Varidehoy’s Ashwaubenon farm wiping out a barn forty five tons of hay and several head of cattle including a Toolstein bull valued at 86 dollars. Farm implements were destroyed and losses are partially covered by insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Varidehoy
Ashwaubenon
Judge Riaford ruling on Ashland village saloon vote
By a judge's decision in Ashland, the village must retain saloons despite an April election where 57 dry votes and 56 wet votes were recorded. The judge cited two defective ballots affecting the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce
G. N. Riaford
Ashland
Gaul
Fftye
Risjord
School Board Convention At Stevens County
About 600 attendees gathered at the county school board convention held in the month auditorium. Shire Tera School Inspector W. I. Garson of Madison delivered the principal address to officers and chairpersons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens
Manual County School Board
Shire Tera
W. I. Garson
Madison
Butterfat Brings Record Price at Local Creameries
In Thrown county butterfat brought a record price for farmers as creameries paid 844 cents a pound at the South T Lawrency butter and cheese factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Bay
Thrown County
South T Lawrency
Fort Atkinson Couple Celebrate Sixty Years Married
Tori Atkinson Mr and Mrs Marlon J Todavis, the oldest immersed couple in Fort Atkinson, recently celebrated their sixty first wedding anniversary after sixty years in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tori Atkinson
Marlon J
Todavis
Fort. Atkinson
Alumnae group forms scholarship fund from lecture money
The Appleton Fox River branch of the Association of Collegiate Alumnae voted to use the $250 reauged from the Tazoro lecture as the nucleus of a scholarship fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appleton
Fox River
Association of Collegiate Alumnae
Y M C A Older Boys Conference to Host 1000 Students
Pelolt-Delolt's hospitality will be unlimited as the Older Boys conference of the Y M C A gathers in December. About 1,000 boys from across the state are expected to participate in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pelolt— Delolt
Brevens Point Tridnmuaster Disabled in Bridge Accident
C M Anderson a Boo line tridnmuaster formerly of this city was disabled when his heel was broken by a fall from a bridge. The incident leaves him injured though details are sparse and the date remains unclear.
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C. M. Anderson
Neenah Man Fined for Chicken Coop Raid
Neenah resident Callahan paid a $14.95 fine after raiding a chicken coop owned by Ben Sehulta. A duck in the coop quacked, alerting neighbors and leading to Calihan’s arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neenah
Tarry Callahan
Ben Sehulta
Calihan
Hymeneal Knot Ties Tightly Cited By Anecdotes
A fragmented note recalls marriage rites and a remark about a too tight knot. The amused line references a 16 pooche and a 1524 collar as a playful measure of snug restraint.
State board to ask legislature for 1917 1920 education budget
The state board of education will present to the Legislature a budget totaling 3,819,000 for operation capital and maintenance of nine normal schools for 1917 1920. It itemizes operation 1,048,000 capital 797,000 and maintenance 81,000 plus other maintenance and land purchase requests totaling 181,850 for lands and 76,850 for Wilis. A survey by the state engineer will determine ultimate needs and there is a request for 60,000 and 84,820 for 1948. The 1916 expenses are given as operation 783,000 capital 882,000 and maintenance 25,000, with a total of 1,690,000 for one year including a new Bau Claire campus opened last September.
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Madixon
State Board of Education
T Hat
WER
Oce
Ieee Aes Eee
Juik Ee
Aot
Todd
Traela
Capitati Vocee
Reese
Malitellinad
Ccne Ceeee
Rane
State Loses Food Case Over Benzoate In Preserves
Maulvon Judge A L Sanborn enjoins Wisconsin from enforcing a statute banning benzoate of soda as a preservative in foods shipped from New York. The ruling aligns with federal law, stating state rules conflict when federal provisions exist. The case involved Heinz or related products and a Syracuse plaintiff challenging local labeling and sale restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Maulvon
A. L. Sanborn
Food Commissioner
Curtlea Trow, Co
Syracuae
N. Y
Storem
United States
Green County Board Votes 10000 for New County Farm Home
Green county supervisors approved a 10000 appropriation for a new home on the county farm by a 4 to 12 vote, spread over four years to tax residents 2500 annually. The state board of control required the action, deeming the current home inadequate. The board also rejected city council attempts to fund street debt improvements around the courthouse square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Green County Board of Supervisors
State Board of Control
Railroad Cutoff From Cayuga to Reserve Planned
Tirchwood plans a 40 mile railroad cutoff from Cayuga to Reserve at a cost of 1,000,000. The Soo line will begin work soon as materials are largely purchased, with Chief Engineer George M. Fuss of Reserve leading preparatory tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tirchwood
Cayuga
Reserve
Wisconsin Society of Equity Elects Officers in Fond du Lac
The Wisconsin branch of the American Society of Equity closed its annual convention here naming officers: President D. O. Mahoney, Vice President J. F. Carmachan, Back River Rally Director W. W. M. Rowe, Sarona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of Equity Electa
Fond du Lac
Wisconsin
American Society of Vauity
D. O. Mahoney
Viccea
J. TH. Carmachan
Back River
Banner G Aims for Senate Seat in State Election
Wautome Watishara claims banner republican Golunby of the state won the election with a 4 to 1 vote in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wautome—Watishara
Stevens Point plans county road improvements set
Stevens Point area officials propose a trunk line road system to be improved across the county. The county board considers the connected whole with sections included, some partly or wholly upgraded in the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens Point
Teun
Letter Carriers Named in Lena and Sturgeon Bay
Washington George MacQueen is appointed mail letter carrier at Lena and Bina and Pedler is appointed to a similar position at Sturgeon Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George MacQueen
Lena
Bina
Pedler
Sturgeon Bay
Wautoma's Durham Lumber Builds New Opera House
The W. J. Durham Lumber company is constructing an opera house in Wautoma with a capacity over 400. It will be one of the region’s most modern venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wautoma
W. J. Durham Lumber Company
Noenah-Winnebago County Road Expenditures Report
Noenah-Winnebago County spent 63000 dollars on roads last year including new highways repairs oiling and general maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noenah
Winnebago County
Chautauqua Deal Set With Bloomer Club
Professor Paul Voelker representing UW extension division has negotiated a contract with the Commercial Club for a chautauqua to be held here next summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomer
Paul Voelker
University of Wisconsin
Start Co operative Cheese Factory at Cumberland Silver Lake Cheese Co
A new cooperative cheese factory forms in Cumberland by farmers, named the Silver Lake Cheese Company. The venture aims to produce cheese locally to support farming communities and boost regional commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Start Co-operative Cheege Factory
Cumberland —Iarmers
Sabvee Tatke
Cheesa
Silver Lake Cheege Company
State Game Law Changes Sought By Commission
Madison August wide forestry plan seeks permission to manage state lands and sell forest reserves suitable for agriculture in parcels not more than 16 acres. The conservation commission lists sweeping fish and game reforms including a state wide closed season for partridge grouse and prairie chicken and a later open season for old birds until December 21. It calls for lower trout limits and bans on selling black bass and muskellunge with higher penalties for violations. Also proposes buck hunting horn length requirements and broader penalties for dynamite use and illegal possession or sale of game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Ita
Gov. Philipp
Pettlers
Modern Home Paralyzed by Adolescent Youth Problem
Bishop Paul I. Thode of Green Bay addresses the Qtuhatie Women’s club, saying the modern home is paralyzed and fails to develop the nation’s character. He cites weakened family life as the root of juvenile issues, urges better books and films for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Bay
Paul 2
Ithode
Green Bay Diocuse
Quthatie Women's Club
County unit plan backed by Oshkoah merchants
Following an address by J. T. Donaghey chief Inspector of the aghwiy commission and branch of the Merchants and Manufacturers association went on record in favor of the county unit plan of state road building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkoah
J. T. Donaghey
Aghwiy Commission
The
Merchants and Manufacturers' Association
Eye Tests Planned at State School for the Deaf
Officials at the state school for the deaf plan a schedule of eye examinations to determine if study conditions should be adjusted to protect pupils vision. The review, led by Denovan Supl and the state school head, aims to conserve eye health and adapt classroom lighting and materials accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eyes of Deaf
Denavan
FLC
Bhell
State School For the Deaf
Beloit School Closes Over Illness Spread
Beloit authorities close Strong School to prevent gearlet fever spread and keep children apart for several days after three cases of sequel fever develop within a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beloit
Two Join Navy From Wausau and Schubring Enlisted
Wausau George Schubring has enlisted as a second class fireman in the United States Navy and has been ordered to New York. Guy Hui, another recruit, has been sent to the training station at Great Lakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Wausau
George Schubring
United States Navy
New York
Guy Hui
Great Lakes
Deer Hunting Boom Reported at Wausau Area
Wausau H G McCrossen killed the season’s largest deer near the state line, weighing 287 pounds. The season sees heavy hunting with eight in one party returning seven, and another group of six killing five deer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wausau
H. G. McCrossen
Strawberry harvest surprises Wisconsin in November
Oconomowoc residents note Rev. W. J. Perry picking several large strawberries in his garden, an unusual sight for November in Wisconsin. The find highlights an unseasonal late harvest in a region known for cold weather and typical frost events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Perry
Wisconsin
Well Known Hotel Man Dies in Wisconsin
Green Bay area hotelier Rrod G. Hall proprietor of the Beaumont hotel for fifteen years died after a long illness. He was 56 and regarded among Wisconsin’s best known hotel men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Bay
G. Hall
Beaumont
Ted
Wisconsin
Saugatuck of Hacanaba Adds Depere Port Stop
The Saugatuck of Hacanaba will place Depere on its regular lake boat route next year. Its owners announced the addition, making Depere a new stop on the schedule alongside existing ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Depere
Saugatuck
Hacanaba
Elks Plan Christmas Tree In Wausau
The Wausau lodge B P C E Elks plans a large municipal Christmas tree at the courthouse and city hall park. Every child present will receive a gift of candy a book or another article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wausau
Wausau Lodge
B. P. C. E Elks
Parke
Farmers Institute to Be Held in Crown County Cities
Depere A farmers institute will be held in this city and in Like Strumbo and Denmark Crown county at a date in the winter to be selected later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Depere
Farmers’ Institute
Strumbo
Denmark
Crown County
Hughes Congratulates Wilson After Close Election
Charles J Hughes Republican candidate for president sent telegrams from Lakewood New Jersey and addressed Wilson thanking him for the congratulations and noting the vote closeness. Wilson replied from Washington expressing thanks and best wishes for the coming years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Lakewood
Charles J. d Hughes
Tao
Tim
Hig
Jalis
Hughes
Ind
California
Cieth
Washington
Charles Evans Jaghos
N. Dt
Hiyshes
Felleltuton
White House
Weom Wiliam T. Wilcox
Autlomu
Eam Wort Flint
Hope
Rule AdAmson Law Voided by Kansas City Court
Judge Wallin C Hook in the United States district court voided the Ad amgon eight hage law and granted a motion to dismiss the injunction. The government sought to speed the case to the Supreme Court and urged inviting railroad representatives nationwide to hearings. Special counsel Weonk Fingerman noted an appeal after the ruling certified by the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Slo
Gove
United States
Hook
Weonk Fingerman
Britannic Sunk in Aegean Sea With Fifty Lives Lost
In a British official report the Britannic hospital ship, 47000 tons, a White Star liner, was sunk by a mine or torpedo in the Aegean Sea on Tuesday morning. About 1100 survivors reported. In New York officials, a reported American crew of doctors aboard was initially claimed but then denied by the consul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britannic
White Star
Aggean Sea
New York
Aegean Sea
Baker Names Fire Control Board
Secretary Baker appointed Col BR J Davis Libute Col Frank We Gog and a first lieutenant engineering officer at Los Angeles to study the fire control project for the coast defenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Fire Control Board
Washington
BR. J. Davis
Libute
Frank We. Gog
Los Angeles
New York Wager Payouts Hit Wall Street Bets
In New York on November 25, punchy bettors began settling bets on the presidential election. Early estimates place total wagers between eight and five million dollars as holders paid out upon results.
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New York
Wall Street
Embargo Talk by Representative Fitzgerald Seeks Food Embargo
Representative Fitzgerald of Washington Navy district declares support for an embargo on food stuffs ahead of Congress. He aims to press the subject in the coming session as part of the administration debate. Greek steamer Spuarth sunk near London on Nov 24 after likely torpedo strike. captain reports most aboard rescued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy
Fitggerald
Congress
London
Daily Man's
Athens
Sro Spuarth
WCTU Re-Elects Head At Indianapolis Convention
Miss Alma A. Gordon of Swanston TL was re elected president of the Women's Christian Temperance Union at its annual convention in Indianapolis on Tuesday. Other old officers were re elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Alma A. Gordon
Swanston
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Fire at Bowle racetrack claims several horses
A blaze at Bowle Maryland on November 28 destroyed stables but spared most structures. About a dozen horses perished or were fatally burned, including Corsican and Yellowstone owned by J. O. Wagnon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowtle
Bowle
Bowle Racetrack
J. O. Wagnon
Fight for 8 Hour Day Gompers Warns Labor Will Strike
Baltimore on November 25 reports Samuel Gompers leading five hundred AFL delegates to back an January 1 railroad strike if the Adningdon act remains unfixed. He vows universal eight hour day and warns the railroads and capital that labor will show claws if pressed. The federation pledges undivided support and readiness to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gompers
Hold Up Fast Chicago Train
Two masked men stopped an express train near Chicago on Tuesday night gagging and binding a messenger. They rifled the strong box, escaping with cash and valuables valued at about $1,000, scattering checks and securities before leaping from the moving train at Clybourn Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Northwestern
City Ward
Hin
Clybourn Junction
Indictment Weighs on Chicago Food and Coal Speculators
Federal grant jury convened in the federal building as District Attorney Charles B. Clyne urged evidence to be presented. Investigators reported vast quantities of food and coal held in riverfront yards and warehouses across Chicago to curb prices amid shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worrehouses
Chicago
Federal
Charles B. Clyne
Deutschland on Way Home From New London Harbor
The Deutschland began its return voyage from New London Connecticut on Tuesday afternoon bound for Bremen. A cargo valued at two million dollars was loaded as thousands of people gathered along the Thames river banks to watch and cheer the departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Conn
Bremen
Thames River
Fire destroys Limallow parish church in Quebec
Fire that began in the furnace room of the Limallow parish church razed the building in Quebec on November 25, causing an estimated loss of $180,000. No injuries reported. Fire crews battled the blaze through the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Que
Limallow
Three Mexican Women Executed at Valle in New Mexico
Three Mexican women, two sisters and their servant, were executed at Valle by the Carranga garrison on November 27. Official charge cited conspiracy to assassinate Col. Gonzales Diaz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
N. M
Vir
Avere
KE Valle
Carranga
Col
Gonzales Diaz
Get Money for Irish Rebels Meeting Promises Dublin Rebellion
Boston on November 27 heard speakers urge funding for a renewed Irish revolt. They claimed the Dublin rebels would fight again soon and secured subscriptions at the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Ireland
Dublin
Favors West Indies Sale by Danish Commission
Copenhagen reports a special commission has effectively ended opposition to selling the Danish West Indies to the United States. The panel recommends the sale, marking a decisive turn in the long debated matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Indies
Copenhagen
Danish West Indies
United States
Greek steamer loses mail to German submarine
The Greek steamer Erissos arrived reporting it was halted by a German submarine which forced the ship to jettison 118 sacks of mail overboard and settle her mails at Marseille.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marseile
Erissos
Severe crops damaged by 10-27 cold wave across West and South
Washington reports widespread and severe crop damage in the West and South caused by the record-breaking cold wave of October 27. The Weather Bureau released a special bulletin detailing the impact and extent of the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Weather Bureau
Intercession Saves 14 From Death Penalty
Amsterdam reports that the new nuncio to Brussels, acting for Pope Benedict, secured clemency for 14 of 18 condemned for espionage at Ansell. Only four executed, amid intervention and legal appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
aAmsterdam
Brussels
Pope Benedict
Emperor Francis Joseph Dies After Long Reign
London reports Emperor Francis Joseph of Austria Hungary died at Schoenbrunn Castle after a 58 year reign. Archduke Charles Francis expected to assume throne on December 2, amid cabinet meetings in Vienna and Budapest. The obituary notes his long rule during wartime and a lineage marked by personal tragedies including the 1889 Rudolf death and other family calamities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Francis Joseph
Austria
Hiungey
Schoebrunne
Vienba
Haiti
Gao
Vienna
Archduke Charles Francis
Archduke Wig
Geneva
Reuters
Amsterdam
Kutolische Zeitung
Feanels Josey
Mamgarian
Budapest
Lapsburg
Jong Fist
Llapsburg
Europe
Ivane
Bosnia
Ufiele
Perdimand
Hungary
Peter
Serbia
Archduke Ferdinand
Joseph
Din Isas
Archduke Maximilian
Mexico
United States
Hyland
Prussia
Stuhrenberg Ak
Saelent
Hapsburgs
Rudolf
Emperor Francis Joseph of Austria
Schoenbrunn Castle
New hotel planned in New York at 15 million cost
A set of early 20th century notes describe a $15,000,000 hotel for New York, Hibbing Minnesota acquiring 16 acres of forest, a $16,000,000 government loan at 8 percent secured on Ulex, Bank of England operations since 1904, Holland starting a new steamship line Amsterdam to West Coast South America, metallic granite cutting glass with a silvery mark, the cow tree in Venezuela yielding milky sap, a New York scientist creating an enamel for photographing heavy objects, and US government bees revealing honey making on film.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hibbing
Minn
Bank of England
Holland
Amsterdam
South America
Venezuela
United States
Francis Joseph and Archduke Turmoil in Sarajevo Era
The text recounts the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand and the ensuing crisis. It notes heir Archduke Karl Salvator, marriage tensions with Sophie Countess of Chotek, and popular gossip about Emperor Francis Joseph’s private life. It describes international strain and the looming war, with comments on Elizabeth of Austria and Katharina Schratt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johano Salvator
Raded
Tro
Cannary
Prinsess Berdingnd
Morgana the Marrage
Sophie
Chorek
Sarajevo
Dane
Serbia
Geneva
Elizabeth
Europe
Mne Paulin
Cain
Ufe
Will Fight for 8 Hour Day for All Classes
Baltimore November 24 Organised labor rallies millions of workers against railroads as Samuel Gompers urges a January 14 strike. The AFL pledges full support to a nationwide eight hour day and alliance with four railroad brotherhoods. W G Lee head of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen calls for federation backing in the crisis. Delegates cheer as speakers press for labor action and solidarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
American Federation of Labor
Samevel Gompers
Adningon Jw
Mac Gompers
New York
Federation
Gompers
Nygln
W. G. Lee
Brotherhood of
Mr. Lez
Hughes Wins in Minnesota Narrowly for Hughes
St Paul Minnesota November 20 Charles Evans Hughes carried Minnesota by 396 votes. Official returns show Hughes 179553 Wilson 170157 with no recount planned. Hughes trailed the top ticket by 86 votes in Minnesota. Governor J A A Burnquist was re elected with 247852 votes. Hughes total reached 179653.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Minn
Charles Evans Hughes
Minnesota
Hughes
Wilson
Ahnnesota
Hig
J. A. A. Burnquist
Inventions and crops feature in central Itusala
The article notes extensive sunflower cultivation in central Itusala with uses for every plant part. It also describes a California invention: a pedal propelled board allowing a man to travel while bathing, and an electric bathtub heater claimed to heat a gallon per minute with rotating heating elements like a wheel spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itusala
Great problem of supply and demand raised by citizen
A grimly serious citizen laments the national supply and demand issue while a fan jokes about annual fear of insufficient world series tickets. The exchange humorously highlights scarcity and public interest in sporting events.
Learning to Listen Sparks Family Debate
A parent weighs how to listen to a daughter who is learning to sing without causing a family quarrel. The exchange reveals underlying tensions and hopes for harmony as they navigate support and boundaries.
Withdrawal of Pershing Troops and Border Patrol Accord
The article reports on a tentative U S Mexico agreement to withdraw Gen John J Pershing's expedition within four days of signing, with both nations to guard the border. It outlines conditions for continued patrols, and limited cross border actions to protect foreigners and property, pending Carranza approval and possible further extensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen. Pershing
Atlantic City
Othe Pershing
United States
Falta
Mexico
Cantral
Ale Daal
Persidng
Ghilmmadina
Fumeil
Whdel Ocguon
Chihuahua
General Pershing
Alea Wal
Tolat
Diartheas
Cie Bwa
Horder
Naudors Colina
Mesxito
Carranga
Latier
Venustiano Carrant
Fire destroys Northern Illinois Cereal plant at Lockport
A Friday night blaze gutted the Northern Illinois Cereal plant in Lockport Illinois endangering hundreds of workers. Eighteen girls escaped as flames tore through the crying rooms and grain preparation area. Estimated loss exceeds 200000 dollars. Fire started by crossed electric wires, drawing thousands of spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockport
Unols Cereal Company
British Capture Big Diver in Atlantic Action
Milin, Nov 27 British naval forces recently engaged a large German submarine. The carrier Delia Sera reports that a British sweeper landed half the crew of the diver at an Italian port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milin
Carriere Delia Sera
Halian
Priests Face Five Year Abstinence Pledge
In Chicago Archbishop Mundelein announces a policy requiring every priest or ordained member of the Roman Catholic church in his diocese to take a five year abstinence pledge the order comes from Archbishop Mundelein and affects livery priests and those ordained in his see
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OnMicago
G. Mundelein
Freed in Mann Act Case in Chicago
Julius Hellner a wealthy New Yorker was not to be prosecuted for violating the Mann act after being indicted for transporting Miss Florence Giddens a Chicago girl to other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Julius Hellner
New Yorker
Hellner
Florence Giddens
Manufacturer Ends Life in Chicago Club
Chicago man William Kroeschell Schell aged 55 of Winnetka, secretary of Kroeschell Bros. ventilator makers, shot and died by suicide in the library of the Ulnoffs Athletic Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William K.roe- Schell
Winnetka
Kroeschell Bros. Company
Ulnofs Atletle Club
Three Masked Men Rob Boswell Bank for Eight Thousand
Ardmore reports three masked men robbed the First National Bank of Boswell on Wednesday and escaped with about $8,000. The trio forced staff inside the vault and held them there during the theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardmore
First National Bank of
Boswell
China U K's Chicago Loan Approved by Parliament
Peking reports the tower house of parliament unanimously approved a loan from a Chicago bank backed by the die and to wacco tax. The loan covers three years at 6 percent interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
U. K
Chicago
Peking
Tower House of Parliament
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Green County
Lumber Film
Commission
Elks
Charles & Hughes
Adamson
White Star Line
Aegean
Flyer
U. S
Deutschland
Emperor Francis Joseph
Ead
Hapsburg
Wait U. K
Carranza
Lockport, Ill
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