William Weimar Dies After Prolonged Illness
William Weimar a familiar figure in Lat Grosse County for sixty years died Sunday at 282 Adams Street after a yearlong illness. He faced a head injury from a 3 year old automobile accident but recovered, later worsening. He served as deputy treasurer and then county treasurer for two terms. Services will be held Sunday at 1 0 o'clock at Third Adams Street residence with Reformed Church rites. burial in Morne Caviee Cemetery.
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William Wola
Heayever
Avelden
Weimar
Perth
Weentz
Tay Crosse
Rifles
Donna
Althengl
Tierritaney
Weimer
Pariiscakine
Wii Wolmar
Oorth
Adams Smpet
Ehorch
Mariset
Otte Stackmeier
Yeggs RAID Safe Deposit Banks Net Half Million
Four masked robbers raided the Security Safe Deposit vault in Chicago causing about 250000 in loot from seventeen boxes. They bound two custodians with mallets, forced boxes open, and fled in an hour. Four armed men, wearing masks, left after taking valuables. Police arrested three other suspects as the investigation continues.
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Chicago
Security Safe Deposit Company
Tte
Semple Sanslay Wight
Forday
Maghos
Gianlts
Weil Dresant
Allamakee County Fair Opens Tuesday for Four Days
Wauron Iowa reports the Allamakee County Fair starts Tuesday and runs four days. Exhibits promise to be the greatest yet with stock displays and barns upgraded. Premiums totaling hundreds plus purses of 1000 dollars for races are offered. weather and events include horse and harness races and a livestock show.
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Wauron
Iowa
Allamalker County
Marin Ture
Tineos
Laislag
Ted
Waukon
Anil
Vague Early 20th Century Visits and House Guests Across Wisconsin
A long list of visitors and relatives visits across Wisconsin towns. Names include Mrs Pilna Bar, Miss Margaret Tina, Mrs AS Moen, Miss Rath McCylloneh, Miss Woo, Mr and Mrs PF, Mr and Mrs Pre Rele, and many others. The disparate notes mention hosts in Bolult Alloy, Chester, Minneapolis, and Bangor with various relatives staying a few days or weeks.
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Pilna Bar
Moen
Margaret Tina Hes
Pre Rele
Vso
Chives
Wolfsraam
Saury
Williven
Chester
Eho
Ceurer
C. PL
Merete Lara
Minneapolis
Maul
Tearly
Toi Farge
Apa
T. Wo Brown
Labriet Amout
Spent
Sandis
Sylvan
Rhyir
Lee
Morenpo Chirk
Kenesha
Ploh
Wileiams
Miss Boutrieg Caffland
Rebi
Relario Amemath
Medigety Amodthone
AD Viroqu Tagahsan
Charles Cac
Sabin
la Canady
Miss Gott and Mrs Brewer Entertain at Large Luncheon
Mrs Anna Hauge Wise honored guest at a dinner party hosted by Mr and Mrs S Neprud in Veioreta. Guests included William Weasel, Walter Tague, Rudelpte Prous, Albert Aut, Morenca Chirk, and Belmer Neprad. Bridge clubs, garden parties, and social visits marked a busy week with multiple entertaining events across Milwaukee and surrounding towns.
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Anna Hauge- Wise
S. Neprud Vieoreta
All Catt Aites
Melita
Belmer
Hemor
Anna Hauge
Savite
Latscloe Ridge Club
Tro
Hector
Hey Crerver
Marsfield
Hla
Ch Hor Mintstatt
Westby
Giwirdedt
Murs PS
Bauer
Lou Baten
Lanier Beidge Club
Moesure
Albert Stuns
Centon
Wolfe Stain
Wolfrum
Wolfgean
Milwaukee
Coesday
Wolding
Aretorney
Weltgram
Buiteselin
Mish Wathey
Slater Ag
Tae
Fremuin A. Walferasn
Albert Porkun
Mettin Sulveesan
Pend
Gilles
da G. Javelgon
Aus
Minn
Larschaeperseny
Cirete
Soviety
Eckhart
Proton
Isilars
Cena Tiniapskon
Woman's Progressive Orevutuation
Mailison
Ada James
Flourement Cummins
Mapa
T. C. Nash
Cetersen
Psuyre
Christensen
Mosiue
Orlin ‘Volletsen
Atc Desi Pee Clival
Tetris
Slapes
Minnowpolis
William Siegh
Sen
Mairontty
Imrtses
Margaret Cisher
Lasdin
Caspierson
VIGO
Beis
Aft
W.D. Dyson
Mtg
Pelday
Dind
Wad
Hon
Brewin Sid
Guy O. Culver
Monday Children's Day at State Fair Milawatisee
Twenty five thousand children attended the state fair on Monday for a special Children’s Day event. Organizers say the program included games, rides, and educational booths, with adults guiding youngsters through various activities and demonstrations.
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Milawatisee
Uprising in Malabar Kills Hundreds as British Forces Face Split
British India turmoil leaves seven hundred natives dead in Malabar district while authorities fear the rebellion will spread. Reports cite religious factions, tribal groups, and unrest near Calicut with British troops and cavalry deployed to quell the disturbancs as rain and crop conditions worsen in Wisconsin.
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Revelutiorairy
Malabar
British India
London
Atthanah
Mrs Anna Janksy Bies Dies During Visit to Son
Mrs Anna Janksy Bies died after a visit to her son. The funeral will be held tonight at St Tonle. She was aged and had infirmities of old age. Survived by two sons, Joseph and Tausky, and several grandchildren. Accompanied by Mrs Vesok Tvosks of St Tats. Event occurred at 2827 Johnson Street, Sho ds.
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St. Tavis
T.tinely
Erpineee Ravers
Lee Pina
Burkey
Neds Hospital
St. Tonle
Firial
Vesok
St. Tats
Vlinsky
Johnson Street
Tilrin
Joseph
Madison Seeks Next Year Red Arrow Division Reunion
Madison Wis enacts bid to host the Thirty second Division reunion next year with support from the Chamber of Commerce and City officials. Detroit currently hosts the second reunion as Madison replies to Governor Balin’s telegram offering facilities for veterans entertainment and housing and potential use of national guard equipment if needed.
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Madison
RED Arrow
Wis
Balin
Detroit
Mich
Ford Employees Linked to Alleged Auto Theft Ring
Police allege a ring involving Ford Motor Company workers stole more than fifty machines. The group, said to include five Ford employees, planned purchases and shipped vehicles out of state. Detectives target a prospective buyer who had shown interest in a Ford model before the thefts.
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FORD
Mwinois
Civil War Vet William Suester Dies. Funeral Set
William Suester, a Civil War veteran born January 6, 1833 in Toledo Ohio, served in Company 1D 24th Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry and belonged to John Flynn post EE ALR. Funeral services for Fred Wagel will be held Tuesday at 2 PM at 1833 Madigan Street with Masonic rites by Pravin Lodge. Burial in Mormon Cowie private cemetery. James Homelns Jomen Burns 76 died Sunday after illness. funeral Tuesday from 407 Booth Second Street to St Marys Church. Interment at Catholic cemetery. William Farrell 60 died Sunday at home. survived by brother John Farrell of Lemmon. Martin son Fred Leavenworth and former Minneapolis police chief Oscis Martinsen, jailed for Voisterd Act violation, released on parole Sunday.
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William Sarget
William Suester
Ulu
Loomis
Toledo
24Th Regiong
Volunteer Infantry
Wisconsin
John Flynn
Prede
WFP
Fred Wagel
Madigan Street
Pravin Lodive
Maxonry Brotheen
Afr
Weazel
Qobjar
James Homelns
Jomen B. Burns
Hia
Booth Second Street
St. Mary's Elured
Robert Gordon
William Farrell
TH Creek
Jnbn Farrell
Lemmon, DB
Lee
Martinson
Leavenwortil
Oscis Martinsen
Minneapolis
Sundar
Fight Over Belle of the Ball Ends in Death
A social ball at Sparta ends in tragedy after a fist fight. Arthur of New York, son of Mrs. Tajte of London, is dead from a fractured skull after a blow. Salvidors Lathorde, a Cornell student living in Cuba, is under arrest. Witnesses say Arthur was the aggressor in the altercation during the intermission at the summer gala.
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Virogna
Atdlenturst
N. J
A. Arthur
New York
Charles Tajte
London
Eas
Salvidors Lathorde
Cornell University
Trawan
Cuba
Jahn S. Suty den May
Arthue
Owas
Archie
Tlaborde
Surphen
Masket
Acti
Poe M
Aneuna
Maguel Pernandez
Flynn
Jatborde
Arthur
Wisconsin Reform Leader Headlines Campaign Schedule
Dr. Winer 7 Crafts, head of the hatemay reform bureau, will open two talks in Wisconsin starting Monday night in Sparta with the theme Wighting the Big Five Evite. The itinerary lists August 20 Viroqua Seeing Life Whole, August 21 Green Bay Hey sons for the Rest Day, September 2 Oshkosh Faiths Fighting Common Foes, September 4 Waukesha Weekly Day of Liberty, September 6 Fond du Lac American Inst itutions, September 7 Sheharzan Perils and Hopes, September 8 Janesville Back to American Moral Norms, September 9 Beloit Adventures of a Cheerful Reformer, and September 10 Madison Foundations of Mamlity.
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Madison
Wis
Winer
Crafts
Hatemay Reform Bureau
Ortry
Wiscon
Sparta
Viroqua
Neenah
Sheharzan
Janesville
Beloit
Nebraskan Placed for Federal Post by President
Charles W. Puxeley of Nebraska has been selected by President Harding for appointment as a member of the federal bench, filling the vacancy created by the resignation of a judge. The nomination was announced Monday in Washington, and approval is pending.
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Washin
Charles W. Puxeley
Nebraski
Tmarding
Snecom
Pall
Rae Whitt
Two Million A Day For Good Roads Program
Approximately two million dollars per day are available this year for U.S. highway expenditures. The challenge is securing trained engineers to supervise the work, as colleges are not supplying enough graduates.
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United States
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Allamakee County Fair
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Greberger
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Pugs
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India
Calicut
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Reilieh
Mien
Leinawer Regiment
Tidiart
Cannanne
Yorking
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Iit
Linre Af
Tadian
Tadir
Anna Jansky Bies
Son
Special Communication Frontier Lodge No
Fo AM
Wenzel
Coom
Dean, W. M
Belle OF the Ball
Auburn
NASH
Chalmers
Kissel Kar Company OF
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Carl Haype
Grand
Grand Avenue
Citizens’ Band
Myrick Park
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