Senate Tackles San Francisco Japanese School Privileges
The senate passed a resolution to obtain copies of official letters and communications on Japanese attending San Francisco public schools. Roosevelt pursues diplomatic settlement while congress debates national marriage and divorce uniformity. In Tacoma, a mob attacked Japanese workers, and locals warned they would be killed if they returned.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
San Francisco
Flint
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
California
Roosevelt
Foreign Affairs Committee
Algeciras
Tacoma
Wash
Adler
Kirkpatrick
Washington,d. C
House
Congress
Jenkins
Judiciary Committee
Rural mail carrier stabbed girlfriend after quarrel in Missouri
Garland Moore aged 21 a rural mail carrier stabbed Miss Clara West aged 27 five times after she refused reconciliation following a lovers quarrel in Bois DArc Missouri last night. The woman died three hours later.
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Bois Darc
Garland Moore
Clara West
Chinese authorities to take charge of Chwang tomorrow
Chinese authorities assume control of Chwang city starting tomorrow as part of a wider move reported in the Chinese press. The change signals a transfer of administrative oversight during the ongoing reshaping of local governance.
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Scripps-McRae
New Chwang
Dec. S
Campaign statements filed with county clerk and register
On the filing day for campaign expense accounts from primaries and the regular election, candidates submitted statements to County Clerk Rawlinson and Registrar of Deeds Streeter. The record lists expenses for Russell D. Smith, Valentine S. Keppel, Elias Jones, E Scheufler, Thomas H. Miller, and Charles M. Jarvis with amounts noted for each.
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Rawlinson
Register of Deeds Streeter
Russell D. Smith
Valentine S. Keppel
Wes Des
Elias Jones
Assembly
E. Scheufler
Register of
Thomas H. Miller
Assemblyiat
Charles M. Jarvis
Alleged Fraud in Deed Transfer Case Scheduled
The State bank sues Barbara Reinfang and William Schailert for 1800 to set aside a deed for a Ver non county farm alleging fraud. The hearing is before Judge Fruit tomorrow with attorneys George W. Bunge and C. L. Hood.
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State Bank
Barbara Reinfang
William Schailert
Vernon County
Judge Fruit
George W. Bunge
C. L. Hood
Lineman and Clerk Married on Thanksgiving Day
Archie Fitzpatrick a lineman with the Wisconsin Telephone company wed Miss Clara Peterson a clerk at A. F. Reitzel in a Thanksgiving Day ceremony at First Baptist church conducted by Rev J Wellington Hoag.
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Archie Fitzpatrick
Jackson Street
Wisconsin Telephone Company
Clara Peterson
Mississippi Street
A. F. Reitzel
J. Wellington Hoag
First Baptist Church
Girls Narrowly Escape Rathbun Match Factory Blaze
In Indianapolis on December 5 factory workers at Rathbun Match Company narrowly escaped a deadly blaze after matches exploded. Seven injured severely and others suffered sprains as they scrambled down a narrow stairway. Three workers leaped from an upper floor to escape the flames.
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Rathbun Match Company
Family 13 Wiped Out Mysteriously
Chicago dispatch reports Mrs. Rose Vyzal died by poison in an apparent self inflicted death. The tragedy follows the earlier deaths of her husband Martin and four children within nine months, sparking renewed mystery. Her 17 year old son collapsed from heart disease upon learning of his mother's death and remains in danger.
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Chicago
Ill
Rose Vyzal
Martin
Mrs. FE M Scott Undergoes Breast Cancer Operation
Mrs. FE M Scott of Merrill Wisconsin underwent a delicate breast cancer operation at St Francis Hospital. Dr Hinckly of Merrill and Dr Morrison performed the procedure. The operation was successful and the patient is resting easily today.
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FE. M. Scott
Merrill, Wis
St. Francis Hospital
Hinckly
Merrill
Morrison
Genius Needs Backing From Common Sense
A concise reflection notes that genius alone fails without practical judgment and grounded reasoning to turn insights into results. It emphasizes the balance between creativity and prudent application for meaningful achievement.
Funeral of Des Mond Tomorrow
The funeral for Timothy Desmond who died yesterday at his brother Francis Desmonds home 1301 Kane street will be held tomorrow morning at St James church with Rev Ambrose Murphy officiating and William Dwyer in charge. Relatives from outside the city have traveled here to attend.
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Timothy Desmond
Francis Desmond
Kane Street
St. James Church
Ambrose Murphy
William Dwyer
Child Passes Away Aged 8 Months In Township
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. William Tschamper of Ah Township died yesterday from a complication of diseases.
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Well Tschamper
William Tschamper
Wiring Committee Meeting Called by Alderman Rose
Alderman Walter Rose chairs the special wiring committee and calls a meeting for tomorrow night at 7:30.
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Walter Rose
New Electric Road Aims At Eau Claire Terminus
Gilmanton promoter C L Sund seeks to extend an electric line from Gilmanton to Eau Claire with La Crosse or Winona as potential southern terminus. Eau Claire favors the project and Winona promises aid. Board of Trade members view the plan skeptically but will investigate after more details are gathered.
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C. J. Lund
Gilmanton
Wis
Eau Claire
la Crosse
Lund
Ray 5
Ried
Board of Trade
Iter
Winona
Minn
Mr. Sund
Judge Ried
Black Slayer Escapes LeBannon Jail
Henry White, a Black man and plan to be described as a negro murderer of Town Marshal Bayshore at Franklin, Ohio, escaped from jail this morning with inside help. Bloodhounds are tracking the fugitive.
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Scripps-McRae
Lebannon
Henry White
Bayshore
Granklin, O
Reid Heading Home for Christmas Visit
Ambassador and Mrs Reid sailed today to spend Christmas in New York, returning from their London posting.
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Seripps-McRae
London
Ambassador
Reid
New York
Infant dies of 3 months old Huntgen child
Richard Perrin son of Mr and Mrs W F Huntgen of 628 South Seventh Street died this morning at three months. A private funeral will be held Thursday afternoon.
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Richard Perrin
W. F. Huntgen
South Seventh Street
Mahoney Pushes Poll Tax Measure In Legislature
City Attorney Mahoney revived his poll tax bill proposing a $3 levy on every eligible voter who does not vote. Targeted ages 21 to 60, the measure will be introduced at the next session and pushed vigorously. Mahoney mails copies to all members for study after failure in prior sessions.
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Mahoney
Clifton Flood Claims Several in Bisbee Scene
In Clifton Arizona the flood is estimated to have killed seven to twenty people. Mrs. Joseph Thorn died when a building collapsed, others in the Thorn family escaped. Herman Noll Jr., once of Bisbee, is a Clifton businessman who was visiting during the disaster.
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Scripps-McRae Dispatch
Bisbee
Ariz
Clifton
Joseph Thorn
Herman Noll, Jr
Clifton, Ariz
Marriage License Issued To Bickel and Schlein
Raymond A. Bickel of McGregor and Martha Schlein of La Crosse secured a marriage license from County Clerk Rawlinson with a special dispensation for a ceremony before Judge Brindley.
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Raymond A. Bickel
McGregor, Sr
Martha Schlein
la Crosse
Rawlinson
Jence
Brindley
Thuggergy Under Union Banner in Chicago Trial
In Chicago during the Shea trial Joseph Schultz a Teamsters union official testified that squads of sluggers patrolled streets during the strike to target nonunion drivers He said each squad captain reported daily to Commander Steve Sumner the numbers of affrays injuries and drivers disabled Schultz testified that Shea knew of and approved the payrolls
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Scripps-McRae
Chicago
Ill
Joseph Schultz
Teamsters
Shea
Steve Sumner
Cold Blizzard Weather Forecasted Across Midwest
Weather forecaster Oberholzer predicts continued sleet and rain overnight with a sharp temperature drop by tomorrow morning as winds shift north. Reports show 0.12 inch rain in La Crosse, heavy snow in northern Minnesota, and a broad storm moving from the Dakotas toward Iowa and southern Wisconsin.
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Oberholzer
la Crosse
Nebraska
Iowa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Dakotas
Lakes
la Crossé
Engine workers seek 15 percent wage rise eight hour day
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen announced plans to ask forty western railroads for a 15 percent wage increase an eight hour workday and improved conditions.
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Scripps-McRae Dispatch
Chicago, Ill
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
West
Two Federal Inspectors Assigned to Local Plant
Post mortem inspector George H. Jones, formerly at the Swift packing plant in St. Paul, has been transferred to La Crosse to serve as post mortem and product inspector at Langdon & Boyd packing plant. The move creates two federal inspectors at the local facility. An examination for meat inspectors was conducted in the federal building this morning. two candidates took the test.
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George H. Jones
Swift Packing
St. Paul
la Crosse
Langdon & Boyd
Federal
Southern Wreck Probed After Thanksgiving Disaster
Officials of the Southern railway begin an investigation into the Thanksgiving day wreck that killed the road president and several guests in his private car.
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Scrinns-McRae
Washington, D. C
Southern Railway
Wasted opportunities go to the wrong people
A concise reflection on missed chances when benefits or chances are allocated to inappropriate recipients rather than those best suited to receive them. The saying emphasizes the value of proper distribution and merit in opportunity sharing.
Five Ryan children faced state care amid neglect
The Ryan family of Sumner Street faces possible commitment of five children aged 1 to 12 to the Sparta State School of Dependent Children after Humane Agent C H Berry filed for homes at state expense. Father works to provide food while mother shows little maternal instinct and ignores the children. Neighbors expected to testify at Judge Brindley's hearing.
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Charles Ryan
Sumner Street
Sparta
Brindley
C. H. Berry
Jennie
Nellie
Margaret
Ford
Marge
Gillette Guilty of Grace Brown Murder Sentenced Next Day
Chester Gillette was found guilty after four hours of jury deliberation and faces the electric chair. His attorney announced plans for a new trial and appeal while guards tightly monitor him ahead of Thursday sentencing and transfer to Auburn prison.
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Grace Brown
Auburn
Scripps-McReae Dispatch
Herkimer
N. Y
Lice
Chester Gillette
Mills
Gillette
Auburn Prison
Incurable Patients Moved Between Wisconsin Hospitals
Five La Crosse county patients deemed incurable were transferred from the State Hospital for the Insane at Mendota to the La Crosse county asylum in West Salem. Judge Brindley received notice. most had served years elsewhere. The list includes August Bruha, Andrew Weinerwieser, Dora Gehrk, Andrew Jacobsen, and Elias Wheldon. One patient was paroled as completely cured.
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la Crosse County
State Hospital For the Insane
Mendota
West Salem
Judge Brindley
State Hospital
August Bruha
Andrew Weinerwieser
Dora B. Gehrk
Andrew Jacobsen
Elias Wheldon
Correction in Spettel case ties to Caroline error
In a convic tion report about Cora Myer for street walking an erroneous name Caroline was linked to the Spettel family. The convicted woman has no connection with Miss Caroline Spettel mentioned in the article.
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Cora
Spettel) Myer
Caroline
Spettel
Miss Caroline
Murderer personal crisis reports ST. PETERSBURG
Police Inspector Scheeremetieff was fatally shot this morning. His assailant committed suicide.
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ST. Petersburg
Scheeremetieff
Family suit over failed cream separators in La Crosse
James Spears and Charles Bruzinski, farmers, sue Starch Brothers for 150 dollars each claiming cream separators failed and exhausted their breath requiring two family members to operate. Bank previously secured about 90 dollars each against Spears and Bruzinski on notes tied to the purchase. Case called in justice court and adjourned for a week to learn full facts.
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James Spears
Charles Bruzinski
la Crosse County
Starch Brothers
Front
Pearl Streets
Justice Court
Batavian National Bank
Spears
Bruzinski
Weather forecast features snow flurries and near freezing temps
Rain or snow possible with freezing overnight. Thursday expects snow flurries and colder conditions with northerly winds. Temperatures dip to around 30 degrees and rebound to 36 with wind around 6 miles per hour. Sleet, snow and rainfall report uncertain with a 12 inch measure in roe.
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