Roemer to Resign From Wisconsin Railroad Panel
John H. Roemer, chair of Wisconsin's railroad commission, left for California and said he will be absent until about December 23 and plans to resign early next year despite urging from Governor-elect Emanuel L. Philipp to stay on.
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Madison
Wis
John H. Roemer
Railroad Commission of
Wisconsin
California
Roemer
Emanuel L. Philipp
Censor Calls for Cut in Movie Kiss Scene
Mrs. William P. Henderson, Chicago society woman, urged the Drama League to censor a scene in a sex problem play showing a man kissing another man’s wife. She opposed broad censorship but supported one cut deemed unartistic and tawdry.
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Chicago
William P. Henderson
Drama League of Chicago
U S Moves to Boost American-Flag Ship Registry
The United States under chaotic wartime Europe seeks to increase shipments by flagging ships American. The new bureau of war risk insurance, led by director William C. De Lancy with assistant J Brooks B Parker, manages the effort.
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Europe
U. S
Bureau of
War Risk Insurance
William C. de Lancy
J. Brooks B. Parker
Havana High School Damaged by Night Fire
The Havana Illinois high school moved into Mayer’s Opera House after a fire started near the heating furnace damaged the building overnight. Authorities investigate the blaze’s origin as crews assess the site.
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Havana
Wealth and poverty spark dialogue in street exchange
A quick street conversation features a skeptical speaker claiming wealth brings happiness while another counters that poverty lacks joy, delivering a sharp exchange about money and contentment.
Two Die to Save House from Fire
Irish trooper tells of two soldiers shielding a farm house from German Uhlans and a machine gun. They fought back behind furniture, dying as the attackers withdrew after suffering heavy losses. Their actions saved the owners and the village from destruction.
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Dublin
New York
Dragoons
War insights from leaders and observers
A brief remark argues that only the policy makers truly know about the European war, while suggesting those directing the conflict may themselves be uncertain about it. The quote reflects skepticism about leadership and strategic understanding amid wartime.
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Europe
Keep Urig Acid Out of Joints Rheumatism Advice
An old health column urges preventing rheumatism by dressing warmly keeping feet dry avoiding excess meat and drinking water. It claims uric acid causes rheumatism and recommends four ounces of Rad Salts daily for a week to stimulate kidneys. Jad Saltz lithia-water mix is touted as a safe inexpensive remedy.
Clairvoyant King Reveals Alleged Chicago Graft
Bertsche known as Barney, titled king of the clairvoyant trust, testified before the Chicago grand jury investigating police graft. He told prosecutors, per State's Attorney Hoyne, of dealing with police for years as four true bills were voted by the body after his disclosures.
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Chicago
Head Of Bigamist Gang Sought In New York Case
Federal officials may join local authorities to pursue an alleged nationwide bigamist gang led by Karl von Wagner who is accused of marrying and robbing dozens of women. Otto Klee, his supposed secretary, is held at the Tombs on grand jury charges with $2000 bail.
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New York
New Jersey
Chicago
Karl von Wagner
Otto Klee
Bloomfield Street
von Wagner
Grand
McElwain
Caledonia
Rev
Foster
Emmanuel Church
O. R. Berland
Berland
South Rushford
Nome
N. D
Dr. Onsgard
Clarence Tranen
Hennessey
Brooklyn
Marie Kelley
Lanesboro
Kata Powers
Chatfield
Dist. No. 14
Sandsness
T. N. Austinson
Goodhue County
St Paul
Wm. Brunner
War tax on beer sparks salty quip exchange
A playful wartime exchange shows a wag asking about the beer tax and another responding that it makes him as angry as hops. The light remark captures public mood amid policy debates.
Longtime Rushford Resident F M Smith Noted Amid Local News
Rushford Minnesota special reports mark forty-eighth year of F M Smith's residence with reminiscences of past times. Obituaries note John J Durland's death in La Crosse. Gullick Halvorson dies after cancer battle. Firemen avert blaze at C O Berg home. chimney damaged. Various personals and church notes follow.
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Rushford, Minn
F. M. Smith
Rushford
John J. Durland
la Crosse
Peterson
Halvorson
C. O. Berg
Maglesson
Preparations Underway for Annual High School Vaudeville Show
Preparations are on foot for the annual high school vaudeville show planned for the early part of the new semester. A number of attractions are being organized.
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