Dietz Case Delayed Until Higher Court Ruling
In Madison the supreme court announced arguments on the Dietz business agreement will be heard Friday instead of January 10. W Rubin and Lamoreaux are in town on legal business. Darrow has agreed to take charge of the defense Monday, as Dietz seeks a stronger lead after delays. The trial is set with Judge Green presiding and Mrs Dietz hopes for the return of her stolen dowry box.
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Madison
Wis
Supreme Court
John F. Dietz
W. Rubin
Milwaukee
Lamoreaux
Ashland
Rubin
Dietz
Hayward
Darrow
Clarence Darrow
Chicago
W. R. Rubin
Wisconsin
Wickham
W. H. Green
Wausau
John Dietz
Cameron Dam
Ben
Rubin and
Zephel
Reitman
Victoria
Balmoral
Edward
George
Mary
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
Advertises Pape's Cold Compound as a cure for severe colds and grippe. Claims rapid relief after the first dose and full cure after three doses, noting three years of research and a 25 cent price with no quinine. Warns against other medicines and promotes universal availability through druggists.
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Grippe
Pape
North Side Boy Scalded Badly In Kitchen Accident
Earl Holmes an 11 year old boy, son of Mrs E J Holmes of 607 Windsor Street, was badly scalded when a kettle of boiling water toppled onto him while he helped his mother build a fire. Dr T H Miller reports a long recovery ahead but expects he will survive the injuries.
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Earl Holmes
E. J. Holmes
Windsor Street
T. H. Miller
Distressed Liner Proves Old Barge Off Shore
A large vessel with funnels removed created a stir at Little Egg Harbor and along the Atlantic City boardwalk as life savers launched to assist. The supposed liner proved to be an old barge made from a decommissioned steamer, anchored for temporary repairs.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Little Egg Harbor
Litte
Alaska Coal Lands Controversy Review Recommends Court Action
A congressional committee report questions fraud in 33 Cunningham coal land claims in Alaska and urges transferring disputed claims to a U S court for hearing. It warns against selling lands while recommending long term leases with fair royalties to spur development and meet Alaska’s consumption needs. The panel clears Ballinger, Schwartz, and Cunningham representatives of bad faith and commends Gravis for prompting the ordering of a scope review.
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United States
Alaska
Cunningham
Ballinger
Land Office
Schwartz
Gravis
Nelson
Minn
Flint
Cal
Sutherland
Utah
Root
New York
McCall
Mass
Olmstead
Denb
Funeral of Mrs Hughes Tomorrow
Funeral services for the late Mrs Mary Hughes will be held at First Presbyterian church at 10 30 tomorrow morning. The remains will be taken to Bangor on the 12 45 Northwestern train where interment will be made.
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Hughes
Mary Hughes
First Presbyterian Church
Bangor
Northwestern
Boy captive on whaling vessel off Alaska coast
Mr and Mrs Wilbur Tyner of Hartford Connecticut appeal to the government for help in securing the release of their son Cecil 23 held captive aboard a whaling vessel off the Alaskan coast with the family seeking assistance.
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Hartford
Conn
Ind
Wilbur Tyner
Cecil
Alaskan
Winter wheat area up 2.5 percent in recent planting report
The Agriculture Department says winter wheat sown this fall totals 34,485,000 acres, up 828,000 acres from 1909 revised estimates. Condition on December 1 stands at 82.5, below 1909 and 1908 levels, with a ten year average of 91.3.
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Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
Postal service strained by economy plan woes
Report from La Crosse and the northwest charges Taft Htchcock era economy cuts have removed 2000 railway mail clerks. First class letters travel four to five days even for 500 miles as mail cars sit idle. Christmas rush will worsen delays as hiring stalls and retirements replace workers.
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United States
la Crosse
Northwest
Churchill and King George V Clash Over Paper Signings
Gossip claims Winston Churchill angered King George V by pressing to sign papers without reading them. The king ordered Churchill out of the palace, banishing him from court as other favorites fell from grace or withdrew.
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Home Secretary
Churchill
George
Royal Navy
George V
King Howard
Ernest Cassel
Edward
Thomas Lipton
Marcus Beresford
Newmarket
George Keppel
Hall Walker
La Crosse Board Plans Chapel and Receiving Vault
The Board authorized a five member committee to aid in securing a chapel and receiving vault for Oak Grove Cemetery. Advertising leaflets for La Crosse industries were previewed, with 200 samples printed after a plant breakdown. A double male quartet debuted, and the convener committee gained new members for the upcoming Buttermakers’ Convention in February.
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Wisconsin
Oak Grove Cemetery Association
Board of Trade
la Crosse
John Utermoehl
W. B. Batchelder
William G. Moss
H. Q. Klein
Henry Trepte
William Friese
F. L. Goddard
Robert C. Whelpley
J. L. Utermoehl
W. J. Ennison
A. A. Johnson
Frank Kohn
William Collins
Hold Church Bazaar by North Presbyterian Ladies
The North Presbyterian Church ladies plan an annual bazaar tomorrow afternoon and evening featuring a community sale and refreshments at the church hall.
Best Remedy for Weak Nerves Herbal Thargol Hop Tea
A home remedy advises a nervous system tonic using Thargol Compound and hops. Dissolve two ounces of Thargol Compound and hops in a strong tea, fill an eight ounce bottle with half a pint of Hop Tea, and take two teaspoonfuls four times daily. Marketed as safe and non habit forming, with broad claims for many nervous ailments.
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Oe Pharmaceutical Co
Ft. _Wayne, nd
Plan to dissolve steel trust unfolds in Great Lakes case
The government opens its trust busting campaign with the Great Lakes Towing Company case in Cleveland, aiming to link it to the Pittsburg Steamship Company and the steel trust. Special counsel E P Chamberlin says evidence will show 95 percent of Great Lakes towing controlled by the firm, with towing prices rising since 1900. Witnesses include M H Wardwell and Harry Coulby among others, and subpoenas target company books and papers.
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Cleveland
Great Lakes Towing Company
B. C. Miller
Steel Trust
E. P. Chamberlin
Bellefontaine
Great Lakes Company
Towing Trust
Pittsburg Steamship Company
Steel Corporation
Chamberlin
Towing Company
Great Lakes
M. H. Wardwell
Wardwell
Harry Coulby
Thomas Johnson
W. A. Collier
Charles App
Jos. C. Gilcrist
Gilchrist Transportation Company
Committee Considers Langdon & Boyd Damages and License Revocation
The judiciary committee meets tonight to review Langdon and Boyd damages for a wagon damaged by a street sprinkler last summer. The panel also weighs Alderman Marvin’s demand to revoke a wireroom proprietor’s license.
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Council
Langdon & Boyd
Marvin
Hall Found Guilty of Second Degree Murder
Whitford M Hall aged 79 was found guilty of murder in the second degree for shooting and killing his nephew at Madison Lake on October 1. The verdict was delivered last night in Mankato Minnesota.
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Hall
Mankato, Minn
Whitford
M. Hall
Madison Lake
Dead Beat Law Asked to Shield Hotels from Debtors
Local hotelkeepers plan a meeting to push a bill creating quicker detention of deadbeats who leave town without paying. They argue current law requires warrants and bonds, letting offenders depart before action. They seek legislative help to tighten protections for innkeepers and curb evasions.
Milwaukee Fight Card Snub Leaves Fans Puzzled
Milwaukee crowds question if Carl Pons was truly detained as he failed to show against Geo. Hackenschmidt, the Russian lion, appeared with Adolph Ernst of Chicago in his place and was easily defeated. Hackenschmidt outweighed Ernst by forty pounds amid speculation of a fake.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Cat Mat
Carl Pons
Geo
Hackenschmidt
Pons
Adolph Ernst
Road to success marked by few sign posts
An aphoristic note on ambition and progress suggests that achieving goals relies on scarce clear milestones rather than abundant guidance. It emphasizes persistence, self direction, and the value of decisive steps over external signals.
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