Pardons Sought in Wisconsin as Dietz Case Draws Attendants
Madison docket reveals a mass pardon petition from about forty Wisconsin citizens seeking clemency for Joan Ket%, life prisoner in the Harp murder at Cameron dam. Milwaukee attorneys I Cochems and B Ruvin argue the fatal bullet could not have come from Dietz, facing objections from Sawyer County district attorney and others.
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Madison
McGovern
Milwaukee
Wisconsit
Diets
I. Cochems
B. Ruvin
Harp
Dietz
Sawyer County
Thompson candidate for circuit judge in Wisconsin election
George Thompson of Wileworth Wisconsin emerges as a solid candidate for circuit judge in the Eighth District. He enjoys broad county bar support following Judge Helms resignation, with a likely fill for the vacant seat as per party and local statements.
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George
Thompson
Wileworth
Wis
Jidseship
Informanion
Nere
James
Eisworth
Wesovigtion
Helms
Duncan Farm Sold North of Unialweta for High Price
The Waicah tarra area north of Unialweta was sold today by Mex Blizabeth humean to Joseph Omshy for a high price. Mrs. Duncan, widow of William Linea, a North Side notable and sheriff of da Crosse county, is connected to the deal. The Canterbury addition lot in La Crosse was transferred to Bitte We Forsinod, marking another property move. The note expresses gratitude for condolences, the team’s comforting words, and the children’s song at the funeral of a beloved wife and mother.
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Waicah Tarra
Unialweta
Mex Blizabeth Humean
Joseph Omshy
Duncan
William Linea
da Crosse
SL Rlence
Bitte
Sta
Canterbury
la Crosse
Prut Let
A. T
Tle. Mer
Ars. Theo. Hitler
Dissolution efforts trigger anti trust and reform debate
Advocates push dissolution measures against organized rail and trucking interests while Attorney General outlines enforcement steps and ongoing prosecutions. The department cites cases involving Pacific railways and related entities, noting hundreds of thousands of records and several thousand pardons processed in the past year.
Madison Fire Chiefs Told to Inspect Buildings by December
State Fire Marshal Clam F. Host informed all Wisconsin fire chiefs that every village must complete a full inspection of Fe buildings by December 3. The directive aims to ensure structural safety and code compliance statewide.
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Madison
Wis
Clam F. Host
Arrest Postmasters in Wisconsin for Bezzlement
Wausau Wisconsin dispatch reports United States 3 says W H Appleby arrested William A postmaster at Rothchild for alleged theft of postal savings. He will be taken to Madison for trial.
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Wausau
Wis
Des
United States
W. H. Appleby
Phili
Rothechild
Madison
Giant Borgopoly Fixes Egg Prices in Chicago Area
A report filed with Judge Kobisial in federal court alleges a Chicago wholesale meat board manipulated butter and egg pricing to control the market. The document claims price setting favored producers and accused groups of arbitrary price controls aimed at maintaining supply and profits across the Midwest.
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New York
Tinla & Kuintie
Westten
Chicago
Masta i Chougery A
Musisun
Kobisial
Federal
Walter Aid
Giro Ua
Fragmentary Night Sketches From a Let's Daze Column
A garbled OCR passage presents a fragmented, indecipherable jumble of phrases. Names, places, and clear events are not recoverable, yielding only a hazy incidental feel. The text lacks coherent facts or identifiable figures to summarize meaningfully.
Juder Brindley Release Ends Fritz Controversy
Brindley releases Fritz amid a disputed stay order and unclear motives. The decision comes as officials review the matter with authorities in attendance and community reactions mixed.
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Juder Brindley
Fritz
Notable Petrol Crisis Foreshadowed By Events
A fragmentary report outlines rising petrol shortages and a series of hastened policy actions. Key figures and locations remain garbled, but the piece suggests economic strain, government responses, and transport disruptions impacting daily life.
Alls Wit Fort My Pralions In A Quarent Trial
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and places unclear in a civil or local matter. Key entities include Agila Prop Creek and Din Madtotite with references to Carpentepler and Tim Gonty. Unable to determine a clear event, outcome, or date from the unreadable content.
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Sansa
Tim Gonty
Unclear fragmentary source item likely obituary or notice
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and a visit to a daughter, with unclear context and missing details. No verifiable event or outcome can be established from the readable portions.
Suppream Court Impeachment Trial Report From Wisconsin
A garbled OCR style report outlines supreme court proceedings in Wisconsin with references to governor candidates, precinct activity, and political figures. It notes a decision date for renaming Contino and mentions Hebion, Malwa, Olona, and various local figures in a broad political context. The text is fragmented and difficult to parse into clear events or outcomes.
The Girl Newcasher and the Witty Questions
A fragmentary report mentions a girl in Newcasher and a sequence of names and events. The readable text hints at a discussion of deities, a devotee, and local figures, with unclear sequence and context surrounding a tag team of individuals and places.
Unreadable OCR Brief Sparks Faint Historical Mystery
Fragmentary text appears to reference people places and events with garbled names. No coherent event or identifiable entities can be confirmed from the readable portions.
CARD OF THANKS FOR RESIDENTIAL DEATH RECOGNITION
A fragment from a local notice expresses gratitude for condolences and flowers sent after a resident’s death. It mentions neighbors and friends and acknowledges the care from family and associates. The legible text shows a funeral context with thanks and recognition.
Prunes Called for ASD Peltvered Seeks License Fight
An unclear notice from Chicago reports an int union threatening to sue the free lunch in pay as John Musco faces a licensing dispute. A keeper notes customers with small purchases, and a chant reflects grudging service amid cold weather. The piece ends with a string of aphorisms about temper and judgment.
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Chicago
Ter
John Musco Ehanthene
Wis
Caine
Wn Tastead Winhawt
Tam
Aed
Co operative Canning Plan Formed in Holmen Wisconsin
A fifty thousand dollar cooperative canning company has been formed at Holmen Wis by prominent La Crosse county farmers. Articles of incorporation filed with the secretary of state outline a meat packing and marketing venture with a plant to be built, listing A Gusberg J D erg V Keppel and Jarvus Thumpson among organizers. The venture aims to combine farming, processing, and distribution through American Society of Equity methods, with funds and equity from member farmers and potential stockholders.
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Holmen
Wis
Sonia
la Crogee
Thasimerican Society of Equity
Pla
Elauwihere
Roming Witsin
Urose
Tndae
Public eager to hear Mullenbauers concert
The town public rushed to attend a student music event at the Normal seat, with President Cotton promising a large crowd. A violin concert by Mollen- jun is planned for Wednesday evening December 7, while tickets go on sale December 15 at Hebbes Drug Store, Fourth and Main AITOLS.
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Jasgt Sartii
Cotton
Seiaat Vithout
Parniar Hasitation
Hittar
Mollen- Jnr
Hebhems Prug
Bicycle Stolen From Library Entrance On Vague Route
A bicycle attributed to Earl Wil helm and linked to a VesK avenue address was stolen from in front of a library entrance yesterday. Police have been notified and are seeking the thief.
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Wilhelm
Thieves Break Window in Main Street Saloon Robbery Attempt
A group of burglars barred by a pat ent marvarmed with no revolver attempted to rob Johm Rochel saloon on Main this morning. They smashed a plate glass window and escaped.
Roosevelt party guests tour final trip before sail
Mrs Theodore and Miss Margaret Roosevelt were guests of the Bishop and toured the final scenes today. They had arrived from Penn where they saw Col Roosevelt off on explorations and will sail for New York on Thursday.
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OT. W
Theodore
Margaret Roosevelt
Sodeury Bishon
Penn
Col. Roosevelt
New York
Pink Pills Promise Digestive Health Recovery
Advertisement urges using Dr Williams Pink Pills to cure weak stomachs by cleansing impure blood. Claims deeper remedy improves whole digestive system, restores appetite, and ends distress after eating. Encourages buying a box today for immediate treatment.
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Dr. Williams
Br. William
Gentle Excerpt Promotes Candy Cathartin For Children
An old advertisement touts Cas carets Candy Cathartin as a gentle remedy for children. It claims to ease stomach discomfort without causing unease and promises full directions for children Brownups, suggesting mothers can feel at ease using this "harmless" laxative.
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Mothera
Insidious Lobby Charges Upheld by Report Today
A report from Page One details unanimous indictments against lawmakers tied to lending, borrowing, and arranging access in the capitol. It condemns the National Association of Manufacturers, the Council for Industrial Defense, and Mulhall for improper influence, while noting AFL legitimacy as a lobby, with calls for reform.
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Report Today
Page
Mulhall
Capitol
J. H. McMichael
National Association of Manufacturers
Council For Industrial Defense
Slam St N. I
Wes
American Federation of Labor
Norden Band In Annual Banquet
At the Norden Bend annual business meeting held in the parlor of the Norwegian Lutheran Church officers were chosen for the year including President Harry Johnson and Secretary Arthur Larson. The band plans to become a leading musical organization in the city with toastmaster Rev H G Magelssen praising future success. The current band roster includes Rev H G Magelssen Harold Johnson Joe Stokke Walter Lund L N Finstad Arthur Lee Frank Kalbo Olaf Smevog Minard Oksmec Theo Solie Emil Erickson Ty H J Hansen Arthur Larson Russell Anderson Gerald Verked Geo Falk and O Christiansen.
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Norden Bend
Norwegian Lutheran’ Church
Division Streets
Harry Johnson
Arthur Larson
Russell Anderson
Theogolie
Olaf Smevogg
H. J. Hanson
H. G. Magelssen
Wholso
Norden
Kreutz
Rev
Harold Johnson
Joe Stokke
Walter Lund
L. XN. Finstad
Arthur Lee
Frank Kalbo
Kingsten Weisbecker
Olaf Smevog
Minard
Oksmec
Theo
Solie
Emil Erickson
Ty. H. J. Hansen
Gerald Verket
Geo. Falk
0. Christiansen
No Significance Seen in Water Main Break
City officials admit there is no significance in the breaking of the water main at Eleventh and Pine streets yesterday while water was being piped into the bluff reservoir. They say the piping was new and installed recently under city engineer James Day and contractor Thomas Wooley.
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Eleventh
Pine Streets
Bluff
James Day
Board of Public Works
Thomas Wooley
Eleventh and
Alferman P. W. Mahoney
United States Cast Iron Fire Company
Triplets for His Christmas Present
A Green Bay man, Joseph DeKauser, working on a contract at St. Rose convent, received news by telegram that his wife has given him triplets, three healthy boys. The father, proud and astonished, shares the joyous family milestone.
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Joseph DeKauser
Green Bay
de Kauser
St. Rose Convent
John Sopka Dies While On Visit in Wisconsin
Word reached here yesterday of the death of John Sopka, 36, a La Crosse cigar maker, at Ed serton, Wisconsin, Sunday morning. The body will arrive today and the funeral will be held Wednesday morning. Sojka was a member of the local cigar makers union and a veteran of the Spanish American War.
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John Sopka
la Crosse Cigar Maker
Edserton
Wis
Sojka
Cigar Makers’ Union
Huerta's Indian Ferocity to Fore in Present Crisis
Turbulent developments surround Mexican leader Huerta as General Rascon is drafted and election validity is debated in the chamber. Reports of De Lao’s brutal Zapatista faction and a rising travel wave toward Vera Cruz accompany notes of Huerta’s intoxication at the palace. Salavar's shattered army retreats into Ojingo after Chiapas collapse, with over 1,060 troops gathered at the border presidio.
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Navarette
Porfiro Diaz
Paris
Eugenio Rascon
Chamber of Deputies
Generevo de Lao
Vera Cruz
Huerta
Huert
Manzanillo
O Huerta
Guadalajara
National Palace
Old Resident of Onalaska Dies After Long Life
Fred Waseh aged 75 percent for over twenty five years a resident of Onalaska died at his home after a few days illness attributed to old age. Born in Germany he came to the United States at thirteen. Six children survive. Funeral tomorrow at 2 pm from the residence with burial at Oak Grove Cemetery in this city.
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Fred Waseh
Onalasha
Germany
Mr. Waseh
Oak Grove Cameter
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Mt Eien
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Hebion
Malwa
Forpes
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Mion
Oh Letty
Oto
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Eton Stocreyin
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Mather
Flor Aralthu S
ASD
la Crosse County
Prodiet
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Müllenbauers
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Thread Fur Rade Tv. Ltd
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Main St
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Ayer
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