Tomah Wisdaite holiday notices and accidents
A long list of local holiday sightings, travel updates, and minor incidents in Tomah Wisconsin. People visiting from Madison La Crosse and Milwaukee. several students and faculty home for Christmas. One accident reports William Koeberoick with arm injury after a runaway wagon. team caught before further damage.
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Tomar
Wis
Williem Koeberoick
Wilbert Hendricks
Mr.Will, Nutant
Madison
Marshall Paper Company
Robert Gravine
Bo Griswold
Wisconsin
Ralph Baker
Fomah
Marion Baker
la Crosse
Mr. Baker
Texas
la Verne, Light and Power Company
la Verne
Oklahoma
Will Be
Snodgrass
Marquetia
College
Ilwiukee
Mindeapolis
Irene Hldridge
Tate
Lugredieae Seee
Team Owners To Do Own Catering Dinner Event
This evening the team owners of the city will gather for a big dinner and banquet in the organization's lodge rooms at Malin's hall. The drivers will handle preparation and present a substantial meal. This marks the first event of its kind since the team owners' union was founded locally.
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Gimoker
Malin
la -Hotel
Unon
Kaiser Bust Hidden in Windsor Cellar Revealed
United Press reports the famous Kaiser bust once shown to King Edward in 1905 is found in a Windsor castle cellar after years missing. Once displayed atop a Buckingham Palace pedestal, it vanished during wartime and has now been uncovered.
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United Press
London
Edward
Windsor Castle
Buckingham Palace
Germany
Ford Peace Mission Faces Cold Norwegian Reception
The Ford peace party chief, Ford lieutenants, and neutrals reached Norway with mixed reception as officials back New York planned a peace congress. Critics warn of tough sledding among European neutrals while budgeted costs near a million dollars and attempts to oust correspondents fail. Ministers greet the party. influenza keeps Ford from a student meeting. a large delegation from various nations plans to attend with expenses covered by Ford.
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Charles PF. Sthwart
United Press
Christl
Oscar II
New York
Ford Peace Party
Kiropaan
Lindsey
Ford
Alto~gether
Pleintitt
Peace Society
Hwedt. Njormerh
Minneapolis
Christiansg Sually
Lange
Hague
International Peace Society
United States
Schmedeman
Louis 2. Lochner
Oscar TZ
Kirkwall
Frederick Vel
Double Tragedy Speeds Body Return for Hoppe Family
St Paul Minnesota report states Rank Hoppe left for Cedar Rapids Iowa with the body of his brother W H Hoppe who killed his wife and committed suicide here on Saturday. Police and mourners await findings as investigators sort the case.
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Hoppe
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
W. H. Hoppe
Watson Refuses To Admit Ending Fight With Strand Theater
H Watson declines to concede he is done with the Sunday closing fight against Strand theater. He says he will act on what he thinks is right and may seek the attorney general’s opinion. P L McWilliams, acquitted for Sunday operation, says he will keep seven-day operation and donate ten percent of Sunday proceeds to charity.
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Watson
Strand Theater
H. Watson
Sis
McWilliams
Christmas Truce Ends Hibbing Steel War
Hibbing officials and steel companies halted a tax dispute as Christmas approached. Steelmen withdrew an injunction blocking village improvements while officials pledged to pay taxes. Arbitration resolved the conflict with the village and the firms, long at odds over tax payments.
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Hibbing
Minn
Steel Corporation
Near Death in Making Big Film at Santa Monica
During filming of The Chorus Lady at Santa Monica three young actresses from the Jesse L. Lasky company narrowly escaped drowning in crashing surf. All expert swimmers, they dove from the pier during downtime and were knocked among the pilings by a heavy breaker. Little Marjorie Daw, 14, clung to a barnacle encrusted post and grabbed a companion’s suit as others plunged in. Prompt rescues by fellow cast members in full dress saved the third girl, with ropes finally lowering them to safety.
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Jesse le Lasky
Jas
Porbes
Bijou
Lasky
Santa Monica
Cal
Marjorie Daw
Geraldine Farrar
Joseph Seep agency price list announced in Pittsburgh
The Joseph Seep agency released pricing details for Pennsylvania regions with advance cents noted. Regions Black Newcastle Corning Cabell Somerset listed with prices around 1.70 to 1.55 dollars and an advance of 2 cents. The text also contains a philosophical line about life and dreams.
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Pittsburgh
Joseph Seep
Eveni
Pennsylvania
Black
Newcastle
Corning
Cabell
Somerset
Japq
Free 50 Cent Bottle Urges Williams Kidney Cure Claim
A vintage advertisement promotes The Williams Treatment for kidney and bladder issues, rheumatism, and aric acid troubles. It offers a free 500 bottle upon sending name, address, and 10 cents to cover distribution, with a second regular bottle mailed later at no charge.
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Williams
D. d. Williams Company
Dept
Block
Haat Hampton
Conn
Pace Cel
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