Hanish Sentenced for Obscene Material Delivery
Ottomon Gar Adusht Hanish of Chicago must serve his sentence after the Supreme Court denied his appeal. He headed a religious cult and delivered a book via United Express, which the court ruled obscene.
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1915
Page
12
Ottomon Gar Adusht Hanish of Chicago must serve his sentence after the Supreme Court denied his appeal. He headed a religious cult and delivered a book via United Express, which the court ruled obscene.
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Advertises Cascarets as a safe laxative option for at home use. Claims they cleanse the liver and bowels without griping, improve headaches biliousness bad breath coated tongue sour stomach and constipation. Promotes giving Cascarets to sick children as harmless and safe.
The Elks Lodge No. 300 will honor departed members with a memorial service at St Pauls Universalist church next Sunday at 2 30 p m. Hon W J Conway Grand Exalted Ruler of Wisconsin Elks will deliver the eulogy. Soloists include John L Utermoehl and Burt C Miner with a male quartet. various ceremonial and musical numbers are listed.
Evidence on promised higher freight rates for packing house products and fresh meats was presented today to an Interstate Commerce Commission representative in the western rate case hearing.
The 138 729 acre national forest in the western Kansas sand hills was abolished by presidential proclamation today. A small part may become a government antelope reserve. The balance will be opened to homestead efforts.
Police seek a thief who yesterday afternoon robbed Herman Schatland, owner of the Home restaurant, and stole more than $50 in cash. A nickel plated bank, two pocket books with near $50, a leather pouch, and forty eight buffalo nickels were taken. rings and jewelry were not touched. The incident was discovered by Mrs. Schauland around noon at 115 South Fifth Street.
Mathew Kurth, 25, and his brother William Kurth of Waunakee sold patent rights to International Harvester for 500000 dollars on a combined grain binder and shocker. IH started manufacturing the machines, with 3000 produced and recalls planned to substitute Kurth gear. Demonstration occurred before Joliet engineers. payment expected soon. Mathew left the seminary to pursue farming innovation.
Today the city treasurer began tax collection after the annual opening at the treasurer's office. The city clerk handed over the tax rolls and personal property taxes are due within twenty four days while real estate and income taxes are due by February 28.
A man who spent ten years at St. Francis School preparing for the priesthood has returned to the farm. He will assist his brother in turning out his inventions and contribute to the family business.
Traffic between Philadelphia and New York on the Pennsylvania main line was disrupted after a rear end collision near Cornwell's Station. Thirty freight cars were demolished and debris piled five feet deep, blocking five tracks in places.
The thirty eighth district organization of I O O F will assemble at Hartland on Tuesday. The group includes Odd Fellow lodges from Waukesha Pewaukee Hartland Oconomowoc and Watertown.
International lawyer Paul Fuller, who was sent by President Wilson to Mexico to study the Carranza government, died suddenly early today at his Hotel Van Rensselaer apartment in New York.
Aberdeen South Dakota December 1 John Rossmiller foreman at the Milwaukee roundhouse was seriously scalded when he stepped on a steam valve and hot steam sprayed the lower part of his body.
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