No affidavit naming Chicago as center of pro German plot
Chicago December 13 H G Clabaugh chief of the federal bureau of investigations said he had not received any affidavit naming Chicago as the center of a nation wide pro German conspiracy The affidavit was said to be prepared by an American of French birth posing as a German who attended secret plot meetings and learned the plans
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Chicago
H. G. Clabaugh
Federal Bureau of Investigations
Boy Freed After Wood Theft Charge At Antigo
Elvin Martin was arraigned on stealing wood from the city but discharged after the hearing. The investigation showed the youth needed the wood to keep from freezing.
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Antigo
Wis
Elvin Martin
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Mrs. Bohanek dies after surgery in Prairie du Chien
Caledonia mourns as Mrs Mary Bohanek born Mary Zender dies from peritonitis after an appendicitis operation at Prairie du Chien sanatorium. She leaves a husband and infant daughter and is survived by her parents sisters and a brother. Funeral held at St Peters Catholic church.
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Caledonia
Minn
Michael Bohanek
Prairie du Chien
Wis
Bohanek
Mary Zender
John Zender
H. P. Schutz
This City
Helmer Osilie
Spring Grove
Bertha Zender
Waterloo
Iowa
Peter
Jasper
St. Peter's Catholic Church
John Meyer
Grove Street
Mr. Meyer
Orsfold
Schiffmanns New Concentrated Epectorant Guarantee
Local druggists promote Schiffmanns New Concentrated Expectorant with a money back guarantee if not satisfactory. The ad touts large bottle value, non narcotic ingredients, and kid friendly taste, urging readers to compare with Asthmador and buy under a nationwide money back policy.
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Geo. E. Mariner
Schiffmann
KR. J. Schiffmann
Sst
Vaul
Minn
G O P Folk Open Assault on Capital
Washington December 13 A dozen presidential booms were inflated Saturday for inspection at tomorrow s meeting of the Republican National Committee. Most Republican leaders venturing presidential aspirations are on the ground. The advance guard of Republican managers also appeared with Chairman Hilles arriving yesterday and William Barnes of New York.
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Washington
Republican National Committee
Hilles
William Barnes
New York
Hocking Released by Admiralty Court in Halifax
The admiralty court ordered the release of the American steamer Hocking seized by a British cruiser. The ship’s owner, the Trans-Atlantic company, is said to be backed by German money. The vessel remains in crown custody pending settlement with the United States government.
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Halifax
N. S
Admiralty Court
Hocking
Trans-Atlantic Company
United States
A Cure for Bronchitis Vinol Offer Promises Money Back
A Woodstock Illinois customer testimonial touts Vinol as a constitutional remedy for bronchitis. The ad claims Vinol combines cods' livers with iron and beef peptone to strengthen the system and aid expulsion of disease, with a money back offer if not satisfied. Hoeschler Bros. of La Crosse Wisconsin promote the product.
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Woodstock
Ill
Vinci
Charles Botts
Hoeschler Bros
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Herbert H Riley laid to rest in Sparta Wisconsin
Funeral services for Herbert H Riley 56 native of Wisconsin were held at the Methodist Episcopal church with Rev L A Brenner officiating and interment in Woodlawn cemetery. Death followed several days illness on Saturday morning.
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Sparta
Wis
Herbert H. Riley
Methodist Episcopal Church
Riley
Wisconsin
L. A. Brenner
Woodlawn
M. E. Steele
C. L. C. Clifford
Carl Pierce
Will Hutson
Harry Herrman
W. A. Telyeo
W. B. Freeman
L Street
Advance Club
Gladys Morse
Jackson
A. Lawson
Bangor Bears Soldiers
Company L
Bangor City
Bangor
Red Wing
Petit jurors named for January term at Waterloo
The following counties residents are listed to serve as petit jurors for the January 1916 term to be held in Waterloo on the 11th. Geo W Metcalf Lansing John Heffern Theo Pladsen Harpers Ferry Edward Sanderman F L Beeman Waukon. Dinner success at M E church supper nets 103. Barber Michael Schobert stricken with acute peritonitis. operation by Dr Christensen at La Crosse. Hogs heavy as Kennet Bros buy three hogs averaging 500 pounds and sixteen shoats at William Ristman. Ben Protsman visits from near Washkish Minn. Gus Schulze works in Waukon. Edward Krueger leaves for McGregor poultry house. Joseph Lechtenberg sells Don Casey farm in French Creek to T Harris. possession March 1. Mrs Tobias Lehner dies after two weeks illness.
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Lansing
Iowa
Waterloo
Geo. W. Metcalf
John Heffern
Theo. Pladsen
Harpers Ferry
Edward Sanderman
F. L. Beeman
Waukon
Ben Protsman
Washkish
Minn
Gus Schulze
Edward Krueger
McGregor
Joseph Lechtenberg
Don Casey
French Creek Township
Pur
Man’s car may hide unpaid debts says old adage
An old saying cautions against judging a man by his large automobile as it may be unfixed debt behind the expense. The maxim implies financial obligations may accompany showy purchases.
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