Lawyer and Editor Oscar F. Jones Dies at 80
Oscar F. Jones, 80, prominent lawyer and journalist, died at his Oconomowoc home. He practiced law in Freeport Illinois, Juneau and Hudson Wisconsin, and led the Hudson Democrat and later served as managing editor of the Milwaukee Evening News for years.
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Oconomowoc
Wis
Oscar F. Jones
Freeport
Til
Juneau
Hudson
Hudson Democrat
Milwaukee Evening News
Cops to Patrol Chicago Streets for Hugger Attacks
Burly officers in feminine disguises will patrol Chicago streets to trap men who have attacked women in recent days. The plan urges potential offenders to beware as officers poised with guns await an approach.
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Chicago
Mrs Barnes Not Hurt After Paris Shooting
Marie Van Rensimer Barnes-Creel an American divorcee in Paris was not injured in the collision with Walter DeMumm in her apartment. Attorney C E Boddington said DeMumm neither shot nor struck her and gave no whereabouts for his client.
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Paris
Marie van Rensimer Barnes-Creel
Walter DeMumm
C. E. Boddington
DeMumm
Woolen Mills Sold at Auction in Racine
Racine Woolen Mills, bankrupt for a year, were sold at public auction today to former owner H. M. Hart for 19,500. The sale included real estate, buildings, and machinery, inventoried at 22,000.
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Racine, Wis
Racine Woolen Mills
8. M. Hart
Polish Falcons Unite in Pittsburgh Convention Alliance
The Polish Falcons of America with HQs in New York and Chicago formed an alliance at a Pittsburgh convention. Presidents of both organizations resigned, and the meeting went into executive session to elect new officers.
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Pittsburg
Polish Falcons of America
New York City
Chicago
Boy Drowns Ice Hole Accident on Lake Winnebago
Menasha Wisconsin reports 11 year old Paul Marx drowned after skating into an air hole in Lake Winnebago. A search lasting about a day uncovered the body with a companion recounting the tragedy.
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Menasha
Wis
Paul Marx
Lake Winnebago
Marx
Lillian Russell to Lead Uplift Film Movement
Lillian Russell Moore wife of Pittsburgh editor Alexander P Moore plans an uplift campaign. She will travel to Chicago with a moving picture team to film health and etiquette lessons shown in public exhibitions including Carnegie Hall on return. Describes training in walking breathing dress care and proper conduct for men and women. The educational films aim to teach lasting health lessons.
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New York
Lillian Russell Moore
Alexander P. Moore
Pittsburg
Progressive Party
Chicago
Carnegie Hall
Three Classes of Christians in La Crosse Explored
Rev A Everett Johnson presents a scientific view of Christian divisions in La Crosse, arguing for three classifications Catholics Protestants and Roman Catholics. He cites St Elias Holy Orthodox Church Christ Church and the Eddyites to illustrate how unity varies across traditions and emphasizes weekly oaths and sacraments as key unifiers.
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Rev
A. Everett Johnson
Christ Episcopal Church
la Crosse
Mill Street
St. Elias
Rome
Church of St. Elias
Christ Church
Congregation of the
Congregation of
Eddy
Christ
Mrs. Eddy
Christchurch
Far East
Syria
Gopel
England
Far West
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Kondon’s
Kondon's
Kendon Mig. Company
Minneapolis
Minn
INDON
Catarrhal
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