North Side Briefs A Dreamland Show Highlights Guests
North side notes list visitors and short trips. Reuben Larson of Grand Forks N C visits his parents Rev I Larson 1312 Berlin. Several residents travel or host relatives including Miss Lillian Picha from Loomis and Miss Alice Collins from Kane Street. Households host guests in Albany Galesville West Salem and Minneapolis. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs P Moe at 1822 Wood Street.
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Dreamland
Reuben Larson
Grand Forks
N. C
Rev. I. Larson
Berlin Street
Glass Bagley
J. Winter
Kane Street
W. E. Collins
Cassville
Wis
Lillian Picha
Loomis Street
Savannah
Alice Collins
Esther Mortenson
Caleddonia Street
Camp Douglas
Selma Swanson
Elroy
Lawrence Freng
Bangor
Melvin Schelmidine
George Oliver
Tomah
Catherine
Margaret Coughlin
Wood Street
Albany
E. Merwin
Gillette Street
Galesville
William O'Neil
George Street
Erma Hanson
Chicago
Anastasia
Gertrude la Fleur
West Salem
A. L. Ryser
Charles Street
Orabelle Sullivan
Mill Street
Minneapolis
H. Brown
Adeline Burns
Rose Street
Dubuque
P. Moe
Matilda Miller
Eau Claire
Caledonia Street
Frank Cagle
St. Paul
Peter Van Vechten Jr Dies In New York
Peter Van Vechten Jr aged 86 a Milwaukee pioneer and longtime public figure died yesterday morning at his daughter Mrs W S Kenyon s home Kingston N Y after a brief illness
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Peter van Vechten
Milwaukee
Wis
W. S. Kenyon
Kingston
N. Y
Wisconsin Curiosity Denies Compensation in Toy Cap Incident
Chas Arndt, an Illinois Steel Co. employee, was denied workers compensation by the industrial commission. They ruled his injuries resulted from curiosity, not a workplace accident, after he and others found a dynamite cap in a freight car and attempted to test it by placing it on the track and using a hand car. Arndt opened the cap with a jackknife before incident, prompting the inquiry.
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Madison
Wis
Chas, Arndt
Illinois Steel Company
Industrial Commission
Arndt
Arndte
Judge Hastings Retires After 32 Years on Bench
Green Bay Wis Dec 24 Judge Samuel D Hastings retires after thirty two years on the Fourteenth circuit bench at a Beaumont hotel banquet. Attending were state judges including John B Winslow chief justice C A Fowler and William J Turner who delivered an address on The Lawyer.
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Green Bay, Wis
Fourteenth Circuit
Samuel D. Hastings
Beaumont Hotel
John B. Winslow
Wisconsin Supreme Court
C. A. Fowler
Fond du Lac
William J. Turner
Milwaukee
16 Year Old Girl Dies Across River
Miss Minnie Douglas aged 16, an orphan, died yesterday morning at her aunt Mrs. Murray's home in La Crescent after a yearlong illness with tuberculosis. Survived by brother Willard sister Viola Douglas and five uncles. Funeral at 10 am tomorrow from La Crescent Methodist church. Burial at Toledo Mills cemetery where her mother rests.
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Minnie Douglas
Mrs. Murray
la Crescent
Willard
Viola Douglas
Methodist
Rev. E. Herman
Toledo Mills
Drownings Reported On Beaver Dam Lake In Wisconsin
Beadt skating on Beaver Dam lake in Cumberland Wisconsin 16 year old Bessie Helgie daughter of John Helgie and Harry Stoll son of Andrew Stoll were drowned. The boy's body was recovered soon after the drowning the girl's body remained missing until Tuesday morning.
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Cumberland
Wis
Beaver Dam Lake
Bessie Helgie
John Helgie
Harry Stoll
Andrew Stoll
Soul widow clings to prison cell after Couch case
In Monticello New York Adelaide M Brance once kept as a voluntary prisoner in a small room of the late prosecutor Melvin H Couch Sullivan County she remains confined by her own request though free from charges. She asks to stay jailed while the matron watches over her and regrets not dying with the man she loved.
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Monticello
N. Y
Melvin H. Couch
Sullivan County
Adelaide M. Brance
Pricking Blister Causes Death Of Wisconsin Traveler
William Luebkeman aged 45 a well known commercial traveler died in Eau Claire Wisconsin from blood poisoning after pricking a blister with a needle He was active in athletics and organized the citys first bicycle club He leaves a wife and two children.
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Eau Claire
Wis
William Luebkeman
Indorsement of Radium Bank Aids Cancer Patients
Dr. Rucker of the Public Health Service endorsed a federal radium bank today in Washington to provide expert cancer treatment to patients. The move aims to establish access to radiation therapy for those in need.
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Indorses Radium Bank
Washington
Rucker
The
Public Health Service
North Side Rink Delayed By Unfrozen Ground
Park commission promises Christmas skating for city kids but J. H. Forrer reports ground must harden before flooding. Rinks should be skatable within two or three days after Christmas. Rose street rink flooded yesterday to start ground preparation.
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Park Commission
J. H. Forrer
Rose Street
White Gift service overfulfills First Baptist church
The White Gift service at First Baptist Church Sunday evening drew a large audience as hymns filled the church. Ten individuals pledged themselves to serve the King of Kings and many gave White Gifts of service and consecration.
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First Baptist Church
King of Kings
Bible School
Associated Charities
Baptist State Convention
Baptist Orphanage
Home and
Foreign Missions
Street Railway Company
North Side
Christmas Sermon At Early Service By Rev Rowlison
Rev Carlo C Rowlison of the Congregational church will deliver the Christmas sermon at the First Baptist church at 7 o clock tomorrow morning. A special program features Christmas music by a male quartet the Junior chorus and the regular choir. Miss Barber sings Holy Night and a printed program with the pastor s greeting is available.
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Carlos C. Rowlison
Congregational Church
First Baptist
Mrs. Young Again Head of Schools
Chicago reports Ella Flagg Young restored as superintendent after a tumultuous board of education meeting. John O D Shoop was ousted from the post as three officers stood by and President Peter Reinberg warned of eviction if disorder continued.
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Chicago
John OD. Shoop
Ella Flagg Young
Board of Education
Peter Reinberg
Stefansson Crew Safe for Winter
Dr. R. M. Anderson reported all scientists and crew of the Alaska and Mary Sachs are safe and in winter quarters at Collinson Point Arctic circle. He noted the Karluk was seen in an ice pack near Point Barrow on August 19.
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Ottawa
Ont
R. M. Anderson
Stefansson
George J. Desbarats
Naval Affairs
Alaska
Mary Sachs
Collinson Point
Flaxman Island
Arctic Circle
Anderson
Point Barrow
Doggie custody sparks divorce case in Pasadena
Mrs J Lambert Felerton, seeking a divorce, told authorities she will not obtain a dog license until the court decides who gets the pet. The dispute centers on rightful custody of the dog in the ongoing divorce proceedings.
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Pasadena
Cal
J. Lambert Felerton
Chicago crowds snatch up free Christmas ride tickets
Twenty five thousand street car tickets were issued to allow "kids" from tenement districts to ride free to Grant Park for Chicago's first municipal Christmas celebration tonight. City officials finalized plans for the fete as tickets sold quickly.
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Chicago
Grant Park
Local Couple Plans Wed In La Crosse
Arthur P Todt aged 21 won a marriage license to wed Miss Barbara Huss aged 19. Both residents of La Crosse.
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Arthur P. Todt
Barbara Huss
la Crosse
Darkness Falls On Chicago As Christmas Shoppers Flee
Inky blackout drenches Chicago for a second time this month with Loop lights and electric signs still visible. Weather officials cite low clouds and a stagnant air mass as causes for the twofold darkness. In Syracuse Bert Webster, 24, kills telegraph operator Frank Kenyon while defending his family from an armed intruder who had ordered the Websters to burn their barn.
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Chicago
Loop
Weather Bureau
Syracuse
N. Y
Bert Webster
Frank Kenyon
West Shore Railroad
Amboy
Here
Kenyon
Webster
When Some People Make Up Their Minds It Is Too Late
A brief aphorism noting that delay can ruin an opportunity as decisions lag and outcomes shift beyond reach. The statement emphasizes urgency and the cost of hesitation.
Woman’s view on wrong mirrors double standards
A quoted saying frames a woman's idea of wrong as a man’s action that would be a mistake if she performed it herself. The remark highlights gendered judgments and scrutiny in behavior.
Kidneys Cleared By Simple Salts Says Druggist
A newspaper notice urges readers with back pain to avoid drugs harming kidneys. It promotes Jad Salts a lithia based drink, to flush kidneys, neutralize urine acids, and maintain kidney activity with water and a morning dose. Agent Chas Beyschlag, 503 Main St.
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Chas
A. Beyschlag
Main St
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