Wisconsin seeks revocation of charter to curb telephone merger
The International Association and Wisconsin Telephone Co petition the attorney general to revoke the charter of a Dane County line to block a merger that would create a monopoly. Attorneys plan to present facts on December 1 to determine if the Wall company proposal breaches anti-trust laws and raises prices.
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Aracrab
Dee. Wetec
Dane County
Ttn
Gungral Tink
International Association
Wiscounht Telephone Co
Miler, Mack and Pale Child
Milwaukee
Thee Hall Company
Ware
Chicago
International And'n
Ptt. Yong
Chippewn County Telesphone Co
Oregon Telephone Co
Hook County Telephone Go
Stanger Telophone Co
Iox Ulver Valley Totophone Co
Ganplant
Uyat
Ely Ak
Dadepandent Waa
Thy
Ind Uhre
General Med
Ald Tate
Stadiaon
Wikeone Aly ‘Tolophote Co
Wud
Ie Sa
Wald Consolidie
Wikeonaln
Koeneral
Netley
Wallot
Arrest of WM Fiddler on railroad depredations in Milton
Detective Casey and Shortt Fisher captured WM Fiddler near Milton Junction after a December 3 wreck attempt and later arrest following a second incident at Medgerton. Authorities charged him with railway property depredations and threats to train crew. Fiddler admitted drinking and planned to desert with the company for pay, with further accusations of prior vandalism on locomotives. He was to appear before Judge Fitfold the next morning.
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Bhoerltf Fiaher
Casey
Willian Fiddler
Milton Junction
Fiahor
P. Casey
St. Paul
Mddler
Danosavide
Medgerton St
Milton Dune
Moitlore
Milton
Thia Tine
Infos
Xouth
Milton Tines
Cadey
Tesonotolle Huta
TY Casey
Turing
Condemnation Cases Continued to the 21st
The article reports multiple condemnation cases carried to the 21st as attorneys for both sides agree to continue. Five cases not heard today were dismissed by the judge. nine were set for trial. The October calendar is expected to wrap up and extend into January.
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Consant
Alin
Agali
Interurban
Gwnera
Geli Uu
Mental Disorders to Be the Defense in Oborn Trial
In Oshkosh Wisconsin the Oborn murder trial enters day eleven as the defense seeks to prove a prior mental disorder and lack of intent. Prosecutors allege erratic actions by Oborn and multiple witnesses dispute the defendant’s claimed insanity during the hooting incident.
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Oborn
Leaders Confer on Attitude in Preaident's Message Debated
Washington December reports a high level conference as Senate and House leaders discuss President Roosevelt's upcoming address. Debates focus on wartime measures, trade, and interagency freight policies with potential rate changes and interstate commerce implications.
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Senate
Hons
Washington
Dee
Cronk
Milwaukee judge sentences man to twenty four years
In Milwaukee court today Judge Ho Sanloncae Chauffaur imposed a twenty four year term on Wing Gadtoan for causing the death of Mathtan Kurath in a street incident on September STUa. The sentencing follows the defendant’s guilty plea to running down the victim and scarring the city with a fatal crash.
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Milwaukee
Sanloncae
Independent coal trust sale at Ashland sparks tough fight
In a hard fought independent dispute the Northern Co-Operative and Cooperative Purine Co. of the Dakotas Minnesota and Wisconsin sold coal interests at Ashland to Safiety for a price around seven hundred dollars. The outcome, contested by multiple parties including the Northern Drake Coy of Muluth, signaled a costly battle over control of local coal assets.
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Ashland
Safiety Judgment Agalnat 1
Ansociatedrman
Awhdanil
Wit
Northern Co-Operative
Dork
Wink Waht Trailer Pere Ohaa Rey Prdocarendd Lehjers
Northern Drate Coy
Coopereative Purine Co
Dakotas
Minnerots
Fawn
Axbliand
Uwwoul
Dinner in New York Hosted by Steel Company Chair
Chairman of United States Steel Corporation to host a large dinner in New York City tonight. Attendees include prominent steel industry leaders, independent manufacturers, and labor representatives. Dinner follows a sub conference with notes of possible price changes and market implications, though Gary denies a partisan agenda.
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Steel Corporation
New York City
New York
Dee
Gary
United States
Steal Corporation
Milorta
Varioun
Bmbor
Ronsutary
Belgian King Leopold III Reaches 430 Year Reign Milestone
King Leopold III, aged seventy four, marks 430 years since his rule began in the Belgian throne era. The anniversary is noted amid Congo association rumors, with mentions of neighboring monarchs and a ceremonial signal from Antwerp.
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Leopold
Congo
CIA
Castro Lands on French Soil In Day’s Eventful Arrival
On December 10 at Europa Dow pita, Castro landed from the Atom Diadaloupe and Gheelandins. Reports say the reception was orderly with no incident. Reactions in Paria and Provident Caxtre show mixed sentiment as negotiations with Curtra continue.
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Reubtio
Europa
Trentdent
Diadaloupe
Gheelandins
Pais
Conient
Prine
Rede Ant
Ani Catie
Gote
Timate Menai
Tate
Curtra
Spaniard to Hang for Assault on Guard in Escape Attempt
Dec. 1 report says a Spaniard named Juda, captured after killing a guard during an escape attempt, was convicted of murder and to be hanged. The other prisoner Quisada, also a Spaniard, faced a separate private trial in Bolom for a related offense.
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Hneranmetta
Cab
Government Lawyer Contracted to Represent Government
A government lawyer has been hired under contract to serve as prosecutor in a high profile case. The filing indicates the defense or related parties seek to bolster the prosecution with additional support, while the government aims to secure a win through strengthened legal backing.
National Council of Commerce Meets in Washington
The National Council of Commerce held a meeting to elect officers adopt bylaws and perfect a plan for future work. Attended by prominent representatives from commercial bodies across the Union the session discussed progress and international ties while outlining steps for stronger nationwide coordination and policy guidance.
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Aprinal
TH Tugarnte
Waastington
Boc
Dee
Commeree Mat
Elpet Athoern
Coumoh
Department of “Commerce
Lutop
Avery
Cammeres
Bineratars
Teinelthon
Tty United
Catech
Straw
Netivitien
Stowe
Germany
Train Holdups Reported Along Northern Express Route
Bandits with revolvers held up the Great Northern Express car in Spokane and secured a substantial sum in a bold daylight robbery. Officials pursue suspects as details remain unclear amid chaotic early reports.
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Great Northern Expresa Car
Amauclatin Pham
Spokane
Fanatics Leader Dies From Wounds After Battle
Louis Pratt, leader of the Fanatics, dies from wounds sustained in a bloody battle with Ballee in Kansas. The fight left several band members dead, including Pratt and Mullin, with the incident marking a fatal blow to the group’s leadership.
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Louis Pratt
Ballee
Kansan
Ana Huy AI
Kinng City
Loule Pratt
Fie
Teddi
Petlee
Batrotii Mullin
Burial Held as Jury Investigates Death Case
Funeral services were held at a parish church while a jury examines whether the death was accidental or suicide. The timing and cause remain under review as investigators map the events leading to the burial.
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AL Tala
Franeta
Ultselborg
Praneit Naviera Catholic Church
White Tri Coroners Laimiont
Sulette
Inauguration of a New President at Missouri University
A formal inauguration event assembles leaders from Missouri University and multiple colleges to install Dr. A Rose as the new head. The ceremony includes a procession, morning migration, choral performances, and a series of addresses by university officials and invited dignitaries.
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A. Rose
Missouri University
Horoial
Cohiba
Dee
Dlatings
Alsho Aducaters
Dro Ac
Thay Untveratty
Mbaourd
Amontopa Adil
G. Sehurtiann
Cornet University
Faljawerdly Jr
Ural Cottpews
Desire to Change Deer Hunting Laws Sparks Debate
Community members seek altered hunting rules amid disputes over deer protection and land access. Proponents argue revised season dates and search for balanced enforcement, while opponents warn of risks to landowners and wildlife. The issue divides local committees and highlights broader regional impacts.
Act Guilty The Decision Given Out
A man charged with a high profile case is found guilty after a trial. The defendant faces sentencing for the alleged crime, while prosecutors emphasize the strength of the evidence and the jury delivers a verdict. Local officials outline next steps in the legal process.
Motorcycle race leads as pace stays ahead
Report from New York on December 10 notes the scooter race public clock shows Lodi niis Ceres Tay Willeh two minutes ahead of the field. The article emphasizes the leader remains two minutes in front of all previous marks.
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New York
Taulers
Ten O'Ehaak
Wan Lodi
Nls
Ceres
Tay Willeh
Foreign Agr Short Course At Wisconsin College Opens
The article describes an international group arriving for an agricultural short course at a Wisconsin college. Guests include Madivon, Wha, Doe Miron, and others from Asia, Africa, and Europe. Lectures cover dairy, nutrition, and farming best practices led by University of Wisconsin instructors.
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Kaui
Marlivap
Uireo
Monte Tara
Agriaute Jury
University of Wikeawain
Mackiniuia
Japa
A. Henry
Bool
Hibconk
Nipnan
Tanwelwal
Tanwelwal Lary Wei
Cirmer
Caintry
Dale Guardia
Danan City
Fintos
Kpell
Supreme Court decision shifts Wisconsin tax battle on railroads
The United States Supreme Court reverses a ruling affecting tax claims by Wisconsin against Chicago and Northwestern and Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul railroads. Wisconsin had sought about 1 million dollars for unreported valued goods and interstate business taxes tied to five rail lines, with a Texas railroads appeal in abeyance pending federal action. The Texas railroads faced initial wins. further briefs were filed and a later decision awaited.
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United States Supreme Court
Galveston, Harliburg
San Antonio Hy. Co
Texas
Aoralirqui
Wisconsin
Chicago & Northwestern
Fk Wil Domhtnes
Bostiesda
WM. la Follete
Binto
Texas Enna
Robert V." Davidson
Flye
Test Tuberculosis Vaccine Study Pled Guilty and Sentenced
State University agricultural station results on a new tuberculosis vaccine were discussed with emphasis on cattle trials and immunization impact. The report notes the testled methods, age restrictions, and outcomes including legal actions for related fraud.
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State University Agricultural Station
Madlaen
Wik
Dee
University of Whrcanats
von Tahini
Conrad Torti
Natal
Atoel
von Rotel
Bavawudnatad Antares
Alfred Connthio
League standings tighten after wild intermediate play
Tuato led Yeah OC offense as Naps toppled Sox to take early league lead. Giants beat Mratex while Tlears downed Cube. Glante Tikore Sox trio tied for second as Naps and Giants share top spots in a chaotic midseason summary.
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Tuato
Hi Cho
Naps
Sox
Ong Koti
Giants
Mratex
Tlears
Cube
Glante
Tikore
Placu
Train rollover in Mekonglin town injures many
A night train bound for Northern Point bound derailed after a broken rail twenty miles east of Mekonglin. Eleven passengers were severely hurt while others were bruised or beaten. No fatalities were reported, though the cars overturned down a ten foot embankment.
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MeKongln
Governor-Elect Faces Court Over Alleged Campaign Funds
The governor-elect is to answer in court regarding alleged campaign fund violations. The document accuses the candidate or their financial agent of distributing money through intermediaries to influence voters and electors in the recent election.
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Rovatnoraulo St
Missing crew member from Oceanien voyage sails from Port
A local newspaper reports that Anton Roduuberg, a well known man at Ele Mono, sailed weeks ago on the Oceanien White Ship. The steamer reached South Tympton and later wreckage was found in the gullet region.
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Anton Roduuberg
Ele Mono
Mithalig
Tyimpton
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