Parents seek probe of Milwaukee school for the deaf
A parents letter to Milwaukee School for the Deaf board accuses five year deterioration in management. The note calls for reinvestigation of the Milwaukee Gear and the Deaf’s educational system, praising the prior plan with interhouse grades and state-backed funding.
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Milwaukee
Anker School For the Deaf
Nobl
Beard
Ted
Fin Selegust Board
Milway
Ng Y
Tristoid
Stata D Board
Foggy Weather Helps State Tobacco Growers
A foggy growing season boosts tobacco prospects in the state as warehouses expect brisk activity before December. Weather data shows higher yields than 1919, with stock to open markets and warmer forecasts. In Viroqua a city hospital project advances as hospital funds are reviewed and plans refined for spring construction.
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Logan
Aearrat Tovensbgnt
Viroqua Hospital Commission
Wien
Mazer Roseland
Northwestern Seeks Establishment of Equipment Trust
Northwestern Railway seeks an equipment trust to fund material expansion. Proposal covers sixty locomotives and seventy freight cars with financing totaling about 9.68 million dollars at 104 percent terms.
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Cateage
Northwestern
Intersmite
Cam Quigalon
Tova
Creigat
Fortune Tellers Plead Not Guilty in La Crosse Case
Tenogypsies, 207 alleged Cherokee Indians, appeared in police court and pleaded not guilty to conducting a fortune telling business at 302 Main street. Attorney F H Hartwell represents them as the case adjourned to Friday December 3. They posted $150 bail and were released for appearance. The arrest cited violation of a city ordinance prohibiting palmistry and fortune telling within La Crosse.
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F. H.hartwell
Main Street
Hartwell
la Crosse
Officers picked by North Side Masons for December 27
The North La Crosse Masonic Lodge No. 190 elected officers Wednesday night for the year. L. C. Bennett was chosen warden, Charles White senior warden, Dell Davison junior warden, Sol Burdick secretary and treasurer, C. L. Lien trustee, Elum Fres (Elum Fres) was named an officer. Lien has served treasurer for 34 consecutive years. Installers will be held December 27.
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Nomth la Crosse Masonic Jodge
L. C. Bennett
Worehin- Sulmister
Charles White
Dell Davidser
Sol. Burdick
C. L.lien
Umstee
Elum Fres
Lien
Installac
Ibe
Denial of Rumors About Former German Empress
Doorn Holland AP reports no truth to circulating rumors of the death of former Augusta Victoria who has been critically ill for several days. An inquiry at Doorn castle confirmed her condition remains grave but alive.
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Doorn
Holland
Associated Press
Augusta
Gerwhco
Bren
Doorn Castle
Haitians Protest Delay in U S Naval Inquiry
Citizens of Haiti protested to Secretary Daniels against the departure of the naval board inquiry until additional witnesses are heard in the investigation of the conduct of the Haitian forces on the island.
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Haiti
Teneiels
Naval Board
Two Arrests Made by Federal Officers
Deputy U S Marshal Wit Tenton arrests in Manitowoc and Madison. Fred Eisner held at Wausau on a warrant charging abstracting a letter. Sam Obis held at Madison for possessing baconshine whiskey. Marshal O Connor and Detective Fitzsimmons arrived from Portland to La Crosse, aiding in the case. Glenn Lloyd, arrested at Neilisvirit for transporting two stolen autos from Oregon City toward Washington.
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Univer
Wit Tenton
Ay Adgur
Wis
Fred Eisner
Marshal O'Connor
Wausau
Tenton
Sam Obis
Fanesville
Obis
Madison
Detective Fitzsimmons
Willard-Dempsey Rematch Planned for March 17 1921
John J. Rickard announced contracts firm for a champions bout between Joss Willard and the winner of the Brennan Dempsey contest. The venue is Madison Square Garden with a purse details to be disclosed. The December 14 date referenced relates to prior scheduling notes.
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Brennan-Dempsey
Gorbee Rickard
Joss Willard
Fev Ebiunnis
Bill Brennan
Willard
Rickard
Madison Square Garden
Better North Side Gar Line Service Starts Soon
The Wisconsin Railway Light and Power company promises rush hour tripper service on the north side streetcar line. Five minute headways will operate morning noon and evening, with service delivering between Fourth and Main streets and Sill streets as outlined in a notice to Clerk Attorney Oscar J Swennes.
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North Side
Wisconsin Railway Light and Power Company
Eximet Ce
Oscar Jswennes
Iowa Happenings Collate Local Notices and Oddities
Caspar Selland deputy county clerk receives the Croix de Guerre for bravery by France. Output notes 1800 gallons produced in twenty seven days with most work for others, and a personal share. Maurice County’s carswitch ends with fatal infant death blamed on arterial rupture. J P Kyle and pupils at Sacred Heart academy harvest potatoes, one girl grows ninety potatoes from nine hills. Card of thanks from bereaved family expresses gratitude for floral offerings. Temperature drop in hibernating animals noted.
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Decorah
Caspar Selland
Selland
Hesfer
S. St . Place
New Hampton
Maurice County
Sacred Heart Academy
Josephine Pattschul
Budget System Is Needed Says Delaware Governor
Harrisburg report quotes Governor John G Townsend urging a intelligent budget program to curb waste and duplication. He argues efficiency must precede and follow budget adoption, noting many states fail when laws alone do not reform administration.
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Harrisburg
John
G. Townsend
ibnisness-Hkglfor
Missioners
de Admitted
Equity Society to Elect Officers at Afternoon Session
In Milwaukee the Wisconsin Branch of the American Society of Equity to elect officers this afternoon. J N Tittemore declines candidacy to seek harmony. Three presidential contenders are J C Pommering J B Houxton and Christian Slotten with Houxton leading the anti Tittemore faction among delegates.
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Equity Society
Milwaukee
J. NX
Tittemagel
Wisconsin
American + Society of Equity
J. C. Pom‘mering
J. B. Houxton
Ith
Christian Slotten
Soscion
We Houston
J. N. Tittemor
Tittemor
Harmony
Houston
Nonpartisan
No Longer His Thought You Owned An Automo Sphere
Fragmentary Detroit Free Press item references a vehicle, wife, driving, and streetcars. The readable text is garbled, but hints at a statement about ownership and transportation shifts. Entities named are Detroit Free Press and New York.
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Lderoit Free Press
River Transport Plan Spurs Mississippi River Work
A waterways committee in Mingespolix, chaired by William Torrance, aims to advance river transportation on the Mississippi. Members including FE Sisson and others from the Chamber of Commerce discuss efforts to move barges carrying coal toward a port on the river next year.
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Alissiseippt
Mingespolix
William Torrance
Sisson
Wiltems
Chamber of Commerce
Yister
Torrance
Ty Crosse
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