Bones may be used as evidence in Runge murder trial
Milwaukee December 12. The charred bones of Mrs Anna Todd Runge may be admitted as evidence in the trial of Wenzel Runge charged with murdering his wife and burning their home to conceal the crime. Judge Backus ruled the state must introduce more evidence to prove the body in the ruins is the wife’s.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Anna Todd Runge
Wenzel Runge
Backus
Range Home
North Side Briefs Feature Local Meetings and Moves
A Dreamland show delights readers while North Side residents share health news travels and visits. Local moves include Ed Conway relocating from 1613 Loomig to 1636 Loomi, and Mrs. Ogar at 914 Caledonia Street is seriously ill. The Caledonia Street M FE Epworth league hosts a union gathering Friday December 12 at the church. First annual Jolly club dance set for Central hall December 14 with 50 cents per couple. Mrs. Frost at 1416 Kane Street remains paralyzed. R Fischer 728 Avon transferred to Savannah as C B Q engineer.
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Avon Street
Savannah
Pat O'Connell
Ida Larson
Lancaster
Wis
Parker-Hirt Machine Co
Caledonia Street
M. FE. Epworth League
Epworth League Union
la Crosse
Onalaska
Keenan
Mangner
Prospect Street
Grand Meadow
Ed Conway
Loomig Street
Loomi Street
Catherine Mangner
Rochester
L. Peterson
Berlin Street
Larson
George Street
Frye
Kane Street
A. T. Nelson
Henning
Minn
Ogar
Liesenfeldt
Rose Street
Women in Plain Clothes Detective Roles Questioned
A historical line suggests skepticism about women achieving success as plain clothes detectives, reflecting era gender norms and professional barriers.
North Side May Seek High School Progression At Meeting
North Side Progressive league discussed a two year high school on the north side to serve over 200 students. Backers estimate 309000 dollars needed and expect funds to be raised easily, with benefits including reduced travel and costs for students. A north side school could boost attendance and keep the National Gauge and Register plant on the north side. A grove of trees for Copeland park is planned with work to start in March.
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North Side
Progressive League
National Gauge and Register Company
Board of Trade
J. L. Utermoehl
Copeland Park
J. H. Forrer
Forrer
Bill talks with Minnesota legislators on pension measure
Bill is meeting with members of the Minnesota legislature to explore possibilities for a new bill. This afternoon he will confer with Representative W. A. Campbell, who has a mothers pension bill ready for presentation to the incoming legislature.
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Minnesota
W. A. Campbell
Painters Take Two Of Three In Local Bowling Match
In a three game series at the south side alleys the Painters defeated the Old Styles two games and by total pins 2467 to 2185. Thorson led with 227, while Voves posted 213 and 202. Also notes mention a St Paul report on mothers pension and Henry Neil of Illinois.
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Thorson
Voves
Syrup of Figs for Indigestion and Constipation
A vintage advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as a safe gentle laxative for adults and children. It frames modern digestion as hampered by refined diets and promotes the California Fig Syrup Company product with senna and fig ingredients, warning against imitations.
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Senna
California Fig Syrup Company
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