Chippewa Hotel Lottery Battle Returns to Court
illegible OCR summary describes a court case over the Chippewa Hotel lottery. stockholders and directors clash with a plan to sell pledged hotel property. petition seeks to set aside agreements and assign control, with court considering measures to rescue or reframe ownership under Wisconsin statutes.
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Peter Daieyin
Dunellan City
Rheathe
Wisconsin
Contistare
Hoares
Submarine limits debated at international conference
Fragmentary report outlines talks on submarine limitations tied to naval powers. References to the United States Britain Japan and others discuss displacements armament and potential pacts including a four power treaty. committee discussions note possible aviation submarine components and future naval arms constraints.
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Chienav
Leanne
Mavat Ledubiy
Sigtee Ny
Hoailace Teiver
Craposal Nice Co Muni
United States
Japan
Syeniel Atlee
Drunkenness on the Gain Show Reported in Chicago Courts
Reports from Chicago courts describe drunkenness at a gain show with Montague Company representatives present for a meeting. The document cites Prohibition era tensions, votes, and proposed resolutions affecting soldiers and public order, with multiple names and locations referenced in a period press style.
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Chicago
Illynotts Governor Ordered to Trial on January Ninth
Fragmented notes recount a governor of Illy nots facing a trial date set for January ninth. The text references court minutes, witnesses, perjury concerns, and disputes over the minute book as the case unfolds amid evasive statements and defensive challenges.
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Illynots
America Land of Disappointment to Prince of Bourbon
A fragmented report describes a supposed arrival from America to New York and a violent incident. The text mentions a prince of Bourbon, a Bellevie hospital, and an injury during an alleged attack involving a machine. Names and specifics are garbled, but the core claim centers on a dramatic, unclear incident in early spring.
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America
Prince OF Bourbon
New York
Bellevie
Poprason
Lopasimens
Road Committee Set To Open Road Bids Today
The road committee will hold a meeting today to open bids on road work. Officials discuss project details, funding, and expected timelines. Community concerns about safety and traffic impact are noted as the committee reviews proposals from bidders.
Whiskey Runner Seized Off Port of Boston Today
In a Boston Port seizure, the steamship Gallen West was stopped by coast guard authorities as it attempted an illicit whiskey run. The schooner tried to flee but was detained near the harbor entry, with reports noting the vessel carried a contraband cargo and was identified by official notices.
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Boston
Bostos
Gallen West
Nieehel
Wits
Renshner
Gehen
Rosen Wis
Two Small City Fires Cause Little Damage
Two small fires occurred in the city with minimal damage. The blazes affected bakery shops and a residence on Ruger Street, with minor smoke and heat exposure reported. No serious injuries or evacuations were noted, and investigators began checking for potential causes.
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Pranamus
W. A. Walter
Ture Ruger
Germany poised to discuss reparations amid allied talks
Spain, Cannes, and the Allied Reparations Commission feature in a report on Germany ready to treat the reparations topic. The Bank of Italy closed after a moratorium on payments was announced, while personal crisis reports emerge in Week Taney as suicides are noted in Rak county.
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Germany
Cannes
Panferénee
Gepmng
Ts. Piseler Eh
Rerania Avr
Pennizsiony
Allied Memoraations Commission
Joanne T
Rak
MM Dhok
Hero Reader
Stock Market Close and Listed Companies Overview
A dense report lists closing stocks and major names including Allis-Chalmers, American Sugar, American Can Company, American Car and Pouery, American International Corp, and others. Notable entities appear across copper, steel, and chemical sectors with references to General Electric, Northern Pacific, International Paper, Marine, and Allied industries, interspersed with city and regional mentions.
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Allis-Chalmertoisey
Pid American International Corp
American T
Ty Aimarican
Anseonda
Architet
Atlantic Gulf
Lialdwin Losemaner Ballimorn
Enes Ghesupsake
Ohio
Nicagis
Pani Ricaga
Chino
Grudbles Sten
BELG
General Electric
Genura
Mawr
Northern A
Northern Org
Mer
Marine Il International Paper
Lewisvile
Nashville
Mark Céntrel
Shell Trams
Tabhor Tepitad Suiries Bisel
Fragmented note from caller inquires about aid
A terse message asks for assistance and direction. The writer uses informal phrasing and refers to someone named Ana and a placeholder Dh lay 4 me, indicating a request for help or clarification. No clear dates or locations are provided.
Fastest Quadruped in World Tommy Boston Wins Race
A fractured account describes Tommy Boston a swift whippet from Aldosoodtom and Teeny Irish Trish lineage. The piece notes his world record pace in a cagey pre-race, his diet partial to vegetarian days, and a trainer James Gilligan of Lawrence who values him at about 2,000. The dog’s pedigree traces to crossbreeds including Italian, Irish, and Welsh stock, with a focus on speed over brute strength.
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Maddy
Tammy Tommy
Musees
Bathes
Jie
Tomday
James Gilligan
Lawrenes
Tommy
Gilligan
New Majestic Plan Expands Daily Vaudeville and Beversteds
The Daily Vaudeville and Beversteds unveil a new Majestic plan opening next Monday with winter attractions and a reduced Beverstedt orchestra from Atlyotl to Main Street house. Feature pictures return, a fresh vaudeville lineup includes Aldon Enty Ingason and Ralph Seibary, and new acts promise variety including Seville Tidbins and impromptu drawings.
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Beverstedt
Sane
Vine Randergil
Aldon Enteyingason
Cepenlar Eovenark Oraneim
Yandoenle
Philerty
Ning
Famr
Indian Legislators Oppose Violence in Freedom Fight
In Ahmedabad British India, a Gandhi linked resolution in the Congress opposes violence to obtain independence. It calls Gandhi the executive authority over the Congress, while dissenters number in a minority vote. The movement seeks nonviolence in the struggle for home rule.
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Ahmedabad
Mahatma Gandhi
Gandhi
Congress Organization
Christ Veatingen obituary in Vernon County
Christ Veatingen passed away Wednesday in Vernon County. Survived by his wife and two children, with ties to Westby and nearby communities. Funeral services were held at the family home Saturday, December 24. He had lived in Westby for many years and was known in local business circles.
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Christ Veatingen
Christ Nentingen
Vernon County
Nextingen
Westby
Bleyer of U W Heads Society of Journalism Profs
Bleyer of U W presides at Amelia Association of Serials and Departments of Journalism at the convention of the association. W Allen and others viewed, with Ne line of the ances of Kansas seated. Remarks on methods of teaching journalism discussed at the meeting.
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Madtson
W Bleyer
Eauteette Journaliser
University of Wikcotess
Amelia
Journalisar
Ea Association
W. Allen
Ances of
Kansas
Rae Ang
Bath Aesockarons
Arrested Twice in Two Days on Intoxication Charge
A man named Sherwood was escorted to the station in an intoxicated condition after a night of gambling. He had twelve cents in his jeans and could not raise money for poker losses. He sobered up during the night, and a judge later learned he possessed 464 shipped on a prior day. A fine was assessed: 812.5 to the court.
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Chicker
Sherwood
Suesday Ie
Mentral Station
Aorarding
Agaly
Pinger
Special Sleeper For University Students Going To Madison
A transportation notice announces a special sleeper train for university students returning to Madison after the holidays. The train departs Monday evening and arrives Tuesday morning with occupancy limited and exact times to be confirmed. Reservations may be made to depart according to the announcement.
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Madison
Madigan
Fa.m. Tues Tan
Debs welcomed by huge crowd after prison release
Socialist leader Eugene V. Debs returns to Tarrute, Inod a week after release, greeted by thousands at a homecoming parade. Relatives say he will stay at his home for several days as supporters march with red hats and banners. Debs, escorted to his residence, delivers a brief address urging workers to support socialist ideas and political reform.
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Tarrute
Hugen Juehs
Fran
Gon
Tehs
Webs
Lin
Reninyawi
Debs
Madison professors report earthquake at Mendota homes
University of Wisconsin professors and residents along Lake Mendota describe a private earthquake Thursday noon. The ground along the shores shuddered with eight quakes that shook houses and prompted Professor George C. Comstock of the university observatory to suggest a strong wind caused wires to strain and snap, jolting nearby homes.
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Madison
Mendota
Madison, Wis
Lake Mendota
George C. Comstock
University Observatory
Debs To Tour U.S. As Socialist Party Leader
Eugene V Debs plans a national tour of the United States as a leading figure of the Socialist Party. Q C Wilson announced the party's national executive committee will meet Debs soon to map future activities. Projections suggest speeches and events across the country with organized discussions planned.
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Debs
U. S
Chicago
Eugene Y. Debs
Socialist Party
Thorsdur
Q. C. Wilson
tMingis
Uh Party
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