Rumanians Destroy Bridges as Germans Rely on Wagons
United Press report from Romania describes Romanian withdrawals destroying rail bridges leaving German forces to move by road. Soldiers, engineers, and refugees crowd the landscape near Slatina and Craiova as towns burn and looting rises amid swift advance.
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United Press
von Falkenhayn
Rumania
Riana
von Kraafft
Caracalu
Alexandria
Bucharest
Craiova
Slatina
Carol
North Side Briefs Highlights Local Moves and Visits
O'Neil Shoe Store promotes Try em for 2.89. J L Evans moved household goods to 1314 Rose St. Mrs. Leslie Kinney ill at 1540 Berlin St. James Squires returned from northern Wisconsin with Christmas trees. James Roth ill at 130 Berlin St. William Nichols back from Trempealeau. Mrs H Schlicht of West Salem visited North Side friends. Mrs F Stevenson and children guests of Mr and Mrs Earl Harris at 412 Berlin St have returned to Towersville. Stevenson had operation for goitre. North Presbyterian Ladies held annual supper and bazaar Thursday. E R Van Dorn moved goods from 504 Prospect St to 1340 Berlin St. Nathaniel Frey of De Soto transacting on North Side Friday. August Stam of Milwaukee returned after business on North Side. Good Samaritans met at Mrs S F Dickens 225 North 14th St to plan Christmas basket distribution.
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O'Neil Shoe
J. L. Evans
West la Crosse
Rose Street
Leslie Kinney
Berlin Street
James Squires
Wisconsin
James Roth
William Nichols
Prospect Street
Trempealean
H. Schlicht
West Salem
Nathaniel Frey
de Soto
August Stam
Milwaukee
Good Samaritans
8. F. Dickens
North 14Th Street
Deutschland Submarine Deutschland Due Back at Bremen
German merchant submarine Deutschland expected to reach Bremen Friday if current speed holds after departing New London on November 21. The voyage from Bremen to New London took seventeen days, with the ship headed home across the Atlantic.
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New York
Bremen
Atlantic
New London
Conn
New Gland
Verse and Reverse GuosTs Thee used to talk to me of ghosts
The narrator recalls childhood fears of ghostly hosts in white, cold hands, and a belief in death as a terrifying phantom. The turn of years brings doubt as the fear fades and death is reframed as a phantom leading to a land of past glories. The piece shifts from dread to acceptance and calm.
Galesville Man Injures Foot When Auto Stalls
W Wadleigh and Carl McKeeth were returning from Blair when the car stalled. Wadleigh stepped out for a lantern. McKeeth started the car, it rolled, catching Wadleigh as the door sprang open. The car ran over his instep and ankle. Local notes mention upcoming school events and socials, plus hospital and family notices.
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Galesville
Wis
W. & Wadleigh
Redmen
Ettrick
Marinuka
W. H. Parker
la Crosse Hospital
W. E. Parker, Jr
la Crosse
Lions Ball
Lee Socia
Mrs Beutzinger Acquitted In Newark Murder Trial
Margaret Clay Beutzinger was found not guilty of murdering her husband after three hours of jury deliberation. The sensational case centered on her claims of persistent abuse by Beutzinger and her eventual decision to leave and return amid mistreatment.
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Newark
N. J
Margaret Clay Beutzinger
New Jersey
Beutzinger
Copper dividends declared by Utah Copper and peers
On Thursday Utah Copper Chino Butte and Superior Nevada Consolidated and Ray Consolidated announced dividends. Utah Copper paid 2.50 per quarter plus 1 extra, Chino 1.50 per quarter plus 1 extra, Butte & Superior 1.25 plus 5 extra, Nevada Consolidated 0.50 per quarter plus 1 extra.
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New York
Utah Copper
Chino
Butte & Superior
Nevada Consolidated
Ray Consolidated
Utah
Nevada
Carpenters Strike at Diamond Match Plant in Oshkosh
Twenty carpenters employed by the C. R. Meyer and Sons company at the Diamond Match factory began a strike Wednesday morning after a wage increase announcement was made. The action halted work on the addition project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkosh
Wis
C. R. Meyer & Sons Company
Danderine Promises Thick Hair After Dandruff Cure
Advertisement for Knowlton's Danderine claims a 25 cent bottle doubles hair beauty within minutes and prevents itching after use. It promises new hair growth weeks later and describes easy application to reveal light fluffy waves with lustrous softness and abundance.
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Knowlton
Workers Return After Wage Demand Victory
The laborers cut their pay from 45 cents an hour to the regular union scale of 42 1 2 cents and later returned when the demand was granted. The 45 cents wage was in force last summer during heavy building activity.
Pioneer Sherman Dies in Manitowoc at 74
Eugene S Sherman 74 longtime local settler and founder of Manitowoc's first tannery with his father died here. He came to town in the 1840s and spent the last thirty years in the tobacco trade.
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Manitowoc
Wis
Eugene S. Sherman
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F. T. Glembo
Sales Mer
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Austria-Hungary
North Side Briefs
Vodvilla Crosse Theatre
F.O. B
Flint, Mich
Eerie
Chevrolet
Elsen & Philips
Studebaker
Deutschland
Itoo
Pioneer
North-End Toyland
H. Coolidge
the Novelty Store
George Street
Nebraska
Colorado
Wyoming
Montana
Burlington
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S. B. Howard
R. R
Q Building
Omaha
Neb
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