Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
A 25 cent remedy claims rapid relief from grippe and colds with two hour dosing and three doses total. It opens blocked nostrils, relieves feverish symptoms and throat pain, and is described as easy to take with no inconvenience. Only the genuine product is advised.
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Pape
Federal investigator sent to Oshkosh to probe coal supply
Chicago Dec 22 Patrick Hillard an investigator in the government inquiry into the high cost of living was sent Thursday to Oshkosh Wisconsin to investigate the coal situation there.
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Chicago
Patrick Hillard
Oshkosh
Wis
Australian House Backs IWW Suppression Bill
The Australian commonwealth house of representatives passed a bill to suppress the Industrial Workers of the World. Premier Hughes denounced the organization and its leaders.
Senate Confirms Three Judicial and Military Posts
The Senate confirmed Kimbrough Stone as United States judge for the Eighth Circuit in Missouri. Duval West was named western district judge of Texas, and Ralph Earle was appointed chief of the Bureau of Ordnance.
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Washington
Senate
Kimbrough Stone
United States
Eighth Circuit
Missouri
Duval West
Texas
Ralph Earle
Bureau of Ordnance
Wisconsin Civil Service Commission Seeks Salary Uniformity
The Wisconsin civil service commission recommends reclassification for uniform salaries across similar occupations and authorizing the commission to hire outside the state for competitive positions. The report notes wage gaps at state institutions hinder staffing of the blind, deaf, insane and other wards, and praises current employees for sacrifices. It cites 152 exams in two years, 4 995 examinees with 58 percent passing, and 523 appointments, urging a just salary schedule and linked promotions to boost incentives.
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Madison
Wis
Civil Service Commission
Wisconsin Civil Service Commission
Board of Control
Daniels Nomination to Interstate Commerce Commission Favored
The senate interstate commerce committee on Wednesday reported favorably the nomination of Winthrop Moore Daniels for reappointment as a member of the Interstate Commerce Commission. A minority report protesting confirmation will be made and a bitter contest is expected on the senate floor.
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Washington
Senate
Interstate Coerce Committee
Winthrop Moore Daniels
Interstate Commerce Commission
Daniels
Rescue the Householder and the High Cost of Living
Madison Wis Dec 22 Under the title Rescue the Householder Senator La Follette urges immediate government action to curb trust power and ease rising prices. He blames corporations for consumer hardship noting beef grain coal and leather trusts hurt workers and calls Congress and the president to act now to aid households.
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Madison, Wis
Senator la Follette
la Follette
Beef Trust
Cold Storage Trust
Paper Trust
Coal Trust
Leather Trust
Congress
Grahame-White Marries Cohan's Ex Wife Ethel Levy
London December 22 Claude Grahame-White famed English aviator and Royal Flying Corps member wed Ethel Levy the divorced wife of American showman George M. Cohan The announcement notes Grahame-White's standing in aviation and his service in the corps.
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London
Claude Grahame-White
England
United States
Ethel Levy
George M. Cohan
Grahame-White
Royal Flying Corps
Menasha Girl Weds Menasha in Wisconsin Ceremony
Miss Eleanor Banta daughter of Mr and Mrs George Banta will marry Russell Sharp of Kansas City Missouri on December 28 in Menasha Wisconsin.
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Menasha. Wis
Eleanor Banta
George Banta
Russell Sharp
Kansas City
Prominent Woman of North Freedom Dies on Wednesday
North Freedom Wis prominent local woman Emma Lamb Seeley dies Wednesday at home after long illness. She held roles in community affairs and raised a large family with husband Henry Seeley. services planned at local church with many relatives expected.
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North Freedom
North Freedom, Wis
Emma Lamb Seeley
Wife of village president dies at 59 in North Freedom
Mrs. Seeley wife of D W Seeley village president died Wednesday at 3 PM age 59 leaving husband two sons James A Amarillo Texas and Max at home and daughter Mrs Edward Steinbrink of the village plus six grandchildren. She lived in Maple Hill earlier and spent married life in and near North Freedom. Local and Personal Miss Ella Pawlisch RN home for holidays. Charles Dick released from Madison General Hospital. Harold Hackett home for holiday vacation from Berea College.
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Seeley
James A
Amarillo
Texas
Max
Edward Steinbrink
Ella Pawlisch
R. N
Chicago
Carl Paylisch
Charles Dick
General Hospital
Madison
Harold Hackett
Berea College
Berea
G. W. Hackett
Mermaids Refuse To Wear Longer Clothes In Races
New York December 22. The Amateur Athletic Union in New York declared women swimmers must wear black full length suits covering from shoulder to toe. Mermaids refuse to change, preferring one piece Maud Annette Kellerman style suits. They argue stockings hinder speed and knee and foot freedom are essential. Some mock the idea of hats and shoes for women in races.
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New York
United States Pacific Coast
Amateur Athletic Union
A.A. U. Highbrows
Annette Kellerman
A.A. U
Betting on certainty is a weak argumentative move
The statement argues that offering a bet to prove correctness is an ineffective or weak form of justification. It suggests that appealing to chance or wagers does not substantively support a claim.
Dresbach Records Coldest Day Of Season At 20 Below
Dresbach Minnesota reports the coldest day of the season with a thermometer at 20 below. ChristmasExercises planned at the schoolhouse with Miss Elmira Klenk leaving for Easton Minnesota. Local residents note birds unusual for winter and traffic on the ice resumes. Grand masque of the season slated for Centennial Hall Saturday night. Community meals and visits noted across Dresbach as holiday preparations continue.
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Dresbach
Minn
Elmira Klenk
Easton
E. EK. Culver
Jamestown
N. Y
Wisconsin
Centennial Hall
Gilbert Johnson
la Crosse
Norrace
Gente Farrance
Winona County
Winona
St. James Episcopal Church
Hilmer
Gust
Nichols
John Nichols
Moon
George Moon
Buerck
Louie Buerck
Woman Accused of Slaying Mate Falls in Court
In Chicago on December 22 Mrs Iva Barnes collapsed at the end of a two hour cross examination in the trial for the killing of her husband James R Barnes She was carried from the courtroom Closing arguments began Thursday afternoon Assistant State's Attorney Justin McCarthy opened the argument for the state The defense denied firing four shots that ended her husband's life during a dramatic cross examination marked by passionate denials.
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Chicago
Iva Barnes
James R. Barnes
Justin McCarthy
Coal Shortage Blames Railroads In High Cost Living
Chicago December 22 coal operators testifying to special assistant attorney general Arthur W. Childs say the coal shortage stems from railroads rather than from other factors.
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Chicago
Arthur W. Childs
Moran son sails as special courier for state department
Word reached Margaret Moran that her son John E Moran, an employee of the state department in Washington, is en route to Europe as a special courier for the department.
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Stevens Point
Wis
Margaret Moran
John E. Moran
State Department
Washington
Europe
Fire destroys lumber sheds in Pound area
Fire engulfed and destroyed the lumber sheds of the Norman Land Company at Pound, Wisconsin, during December. No injuries are reported and the blaze prompted examination of surrounding structures for embers.
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Pembine, Wis
Norman Land Company
Pound, Wis
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