Wine of pepsin barred as beverage by state officers
District Attorney Reid in La Crosse Wisconsin received a letter from Prohibition Commissioner Lucien T Rela and Wisconsin official T Haget Wrg noting that preparations like wine of pepsin are intoxicants when used as beverages. The letter urges action to stop sale transport or possession of such products, which are marketed as medicines but used as beverages. The notice highlights that drinks capable of being used as beverages fall under intoxicants and calls for county cleanup despite limited departmental resources.
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Reid
Prohibition
Lucien T. Rela
T. T. Inzelberg
Wisconsin
Lucien €. Reid
la Crosse
Wis
T. Haget
Prohibition Commissioner
Dempsey Plans Conference Ahead of South Bend Meet
Heavyweight champion Dempsey and manager Tack Kearns confer with promoter Elert at Elerart Ind. on a likely South Bend trip for a conference with Mogd Pitaxhumans Be fon Flurbor Micb. The camp hints at a possible tour between Carpention and the champion while Fitzsimraous eyes a Dempsey bout with Marcy Grep of Pittsburgh or Tommy Hbbous of St. Daal.
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Elerart
Tack Dempser
Maror
Tack Kearns
South Bend
South Vead
Mogd Pitaxhumans
Fon Flurbor
Micb
Prototer
Carpention
Fitzsimraous
Dempsey
Marcy Grep
Tittsburgh
Tommy Hbbous
St. Daal
Spanish War Vets Elect Officers
The Smallish War Veterans elected its officers on Tuesday evening. Elected were Commander Jwiléy, V commander GAT Sills, tamder Aug Kocholtzke, Adjutant Th tt Zernirkes, quartermaster JC Ward, officer aethodus Bred Velde, officer of the guard Led Doviany duphiin, EL Tt Puhte, trustee ane vear BC Wieringhim, trustee tres jours A HL Bingelhurd, ex officio reoront AT. Thatws biscurina I Wolst.
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Emaine Grart
Om Jwiléy
Kocholtzke
Zernirkes Quarter Uister
JC Ward
Aethodus
Bred Velde
Eftierr
Doviany Duphiin
Puhte
Trost
Why the Rail Outlook Is Encouraging
The piece discusses the Transportation Act and the role of the Interstate Commerce Commission in setting rates. It stresses public welfare, avoidance of injustice, and reasonable charges to sustain transportation facilities. It frames rail finance as public duty, not private gain, with rates ensuring self support and future expansion.
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
von. Com
Vander
Inepestate Commerce Commission
Purchase of Wilsons Washington Home Announced
In Washington a presidential home purchase by T W Bolling brother in law to President Wilson was announced. The former Treary J. Fairbanks residence on North West Street was bought for a price not disclosed but estimated near 150000 dollars. The property includes expansive grounds and a prominent hilltop setting near the street.
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Washington
Wilson
Ritasrington
Treary J. Fairbanks
Northwen
T. W. Bolling
Mareh
Salvation Army to Host Christmas Party for Poor Children
The Salvation Army plans a large Christmas entertainment for poor children in the city on December 28 at Buckels Street. Admission is free with ticket distribution to manage space. Toys and candies will be given, and a charity kettle at Fourth and Main will fund winter aid.
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Amy
Due City
Buckels
South Sourth
Salvation Aray
Fourth Wing
Salvation Army
Mrs Riley Sheffer of Sparta is Dead and Buried
Mrs Riley Sheffer of Sparta died last Saturday at St Marys hospital after illness. She lived with her son May Sheffer and was formerly Mind Sweet born in Ashtabula Ohio. She married Riley Sheffer in 1884 and had children Rev A Sheffer Mrs Charles Fish Jon R Sheffer and a daughter Mrs Orville Cody. Funeral services were held Tuesday at her home and interment followed at Anglo cemetery with Rev White officiating.
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Arta. Wis
Tiley Sheffer
May Sheffer
Bt Matyrs Hospital
Mind Sweet
Mroon
Albert Sweet
Ane Wue
Ashtabula
Sein
Gee
Bette Indiana
Wisconsin
Riley Sheffer
Angel
A. Sheffer
Chus, Fish
Jon R. Sheffer
la Crosse
Orville
Cody
Mes
Nur
Charles Fish
White
Camwrac
Obituaries and Death Notices Chronicle Multiple Locals
Obituaries and notices from Waukee and surrounding areas detail the deaths of Anton Magrach Anton Halbach Bled and infant Donald Paw, with service plans at Trinity Church and state street address memorials. George Shultz of 1506 Logmis Street, an engineer on the Burlington road since 1886, dies at 53 after four weeks illness. burial at Onalaska Cemetery. Mrs Ham Klawes dies at Co ing, funeral details noted, and expressions of gratitude from families for sympathy and floral offerings.
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Anton Magrach
Anton Halbach
Comber Ith
Ails Waukee
Wis
Christ
Crosse
Joseph
Primgbir
Aly Trinity
Jos
Gusorge
George Shultz
Logmis Street
Burlington Road
Niere
Onalaska
Aarta
American ship builders break world's prewar record
The monal report of the commissioner of navigation shows American shipyards surpassed prewar landings, with 4,288,141 gross tons yearly output to end of 1919. British ships under construction stood at 8,008,056 tons as of June 30, 1920, while American tonnage capable of foreign trade represented sixty percent of U S needs registered by mid July.
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Wasace Shippuilders
Landchings
Monal
Ecomissioner of Navigation
United States
Mummies of Tahiti Kings and Queens In Deposited Sites
The article notes that mummies of Tahiti rulers are placed in secure deposits, with the remains treated as sacred and preserved for future reverence. It outlines the cultural practice of interment and the ongoing handling of royal ancestors.
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Tahiti
Evidence on Building Trust Put to U S Attorney
Testimony and documents alleging ties between a 1912 builders association and the Industrial Workers of the World were presented to a special grand jury. Minutes claimed unpaid advances to the IWW and a bureau of information payment, reflecting financial links and influence amid wartime labor tensions.
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U.S
WEW Lork
Irom
Steel
Creetes
United Law Attorney
New York
Trust
Tianal
Eretrors’ Association
Industrial Workers of the World
Bureau of Information
Papr
Lumbermen oppose lifting barson liquor ban in Wisconsin
C P Crosby head of Wisconsin lumbering industry objects to the federal grand jury appeal on light wines and beers. He argues there is less drinking now and that lumbermen favor keeping liquor restrictions. The statement reflects regional industry views amid the liquor debate.
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Wisconsin
C. P. Crosby
Grand Jury
Milwaukee
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