Marshfield post office bomb ties feud to drainage clash
Discovery of a second bomb in the Marshfield post office parcel ties the Chapman Wood county drainage feud to a violence spike. Authorities led by district attorney F. Wi. Calkins say one faction member is suspected of mailing the Christmas package that exploded in Chapman home, injuring a farmer and prompting warnings of an arrest to prevent further acts. The investigation centers on a land owner dispute linked to the local drainage project.
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Marshfield Wis
Marshfield
James 4. Chapman
Wood Counts
F. Wi. Calkins
Chapman
Milwaukee Journal
Weather and national notes from the era
Fragmentary weather observations and scattered national record mentions appear, including references to future outlooks and historical names. The readable bits suggest a period-style weather report with brief, aliased entities and no coherent forecast details.
Arnold May Face Federal Trial In Wisconsin Courts
Madison banker preacher Tudor H Arnold is to be arraigned in United States district court at Superior on charges connected to using the mails to defraud the Madison Bond Company. If a not guilty plea is entered, a Madison trial is likely for March, with possible venue changes to La Crosse or Superior. Creditors totaling about 1100 were told a five percent payment would be made in backruptcy proceedings.
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Madison
Adison
Winn
New York
Madison Bond Company
Lane
United States District Court
Superior
Federal District Attorney
Federal Court
Arnold
la Crosse
Ban Claire
Madigan
Te Madison Bond Company
CP. Lamb
Sue Sheriff-Elect Faces Election Fraud Allegations
The report details claims against Jackson County’s sheriff-elect on an independent ticket. Allegations involve election irregularities and legal steps during the campaign. The piece notes the Republican primary context and ongoing investigations affecting the candidate’s mandate.
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Sue
Jackson County
Benefit dance for Memorial Union a success
Madison students report a large turnout for the Memorial Union benefit dance held Thursday night. Proceeds will fund the rebuilding of the Memorial Building at the campus. despite crowding the university expects more ticket sales. About 197 couples attended with Fairbanks Orchestra providing music.
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University of Wisransit
Inee
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Pua
Anne Raisil
Alu Im
Etionds Bf Fle
Cnjoy
Madipen
Universite
Wisconsin
Sore and Daughters
Fairbank
Madison
Farni
New Senator Ferris Denounces Centralized Legislation
Senator Wandbridge N Ferris of Michigan warned against centralized legislation at a federation event. He argued the government overreaches and could undermine local autonomy and education aims.
Allied premiers to canvass reparations at Paris talk
Paris reports that after talks since the London meeting the allied premiers will examine the reparations question in detail at the Paris conference beginning next Tuesday. Officials say the discussion may take one to two weeks to complete.
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Paris
Associated Press
London
Manitowoc area investors lose funds in Kellner bankruptcy
About 350 residents of Manitowog and surrounding towns turned over sums to Michael Kellner of Kellnersville to invest. Kellner filed for bankruptcy, listing assets allegedly worth 60, liabilities several thousand dollars. The estate includes a store, hotel, mill, grain warehouse, and a farm mortgaged for about 90,000.
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Moatateee
Wis
Manitowa
Dignie Willage
Micael
Kellner
Kellnersville
Tower County
Keller Gondyers
Rellnersville
Tim
Kkellner
Agerceale
Witel Gee Dare
Me Fier and Sons
Tod Coneron
Michael
Sts
Grote
Earth Tremor Hits Italian Town Killing Dozens
Panic spread as a new earthquake struck the Italian town in the Aquila province at 1 50 pm Friday. Reports say the population is panic-stricken and a violent aftershock killed about seo victims. Tremors were felt also in Capistrano and nearby areas. No further details were available yet.
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Aquila
Seo Hersnis
Capistrelo
Sun
Novietivas
Rone
Inventory Taking at County Jail by Ben Land
Sheriff-elect Land and Sheriff Miller prepare an inventory of jail property on Friday. Land takes office January 1 and will move into the sheriff's quarters in the jail on June 1. Miller moves to Chad's home at 1424 Ferry Street.
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Ben Land
Landy
Sheriff Miller
Land
Mr. Miller
Chad
Ferry
Michigan Road Seeks Permit For Alpena Line
Theborne Cisaviard and Alpena Railroad seeks Interstate Commerce Commission approval Friday to construct an 18 mile line from Alpena to Rockport in Michigan. The route would connect to mines quarries and other industries, expanding rail access.
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Waspangtimn
Ferevission Construct & Branca
Niemen
Alpena
Rorkport
Interstate Commeren Commission
Borne Cisaviard and Alpena
Eastern peace meet on verge of breakdown
At Lausanne the near east peace conference faced possible failure amid disputes over Mosul oil fields and capitulations. Ismet Pasha demanded Mosul be handed to Turkey arguing Kurdish concerns. Turks insist foreign courts with foreign judges must rule cases involving foreigners. London contemplates return of British warships to Constantinople, seen as precaution amid Lausanne tensions.
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Associated Press
Ismet Pasha
Marquis Curz
Mosul
Turkey
Taiak
Marquis Curgon
Paris
Bonar Law
Lendon
Constantinople
Malta
Sonrees
Galesville Man Dies in Garage From Shotgun Accident
A Galesville resident, 4, Dr. Kian, was killed in his garage on Ridge Street when a shotgun discharged accidentally while he blocked a car for winter. He was alone. the weapon lay nearby and the car was lifted on jacked wheels. Doctors ruled the death instantaneous.
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Dr. Kian
Galesville
Hig
Rillge Street
Mr. Kitman
Kitman
Dortor
Pearl Button Company increases capital stock
Amended articles filed show capital stock raised from 25.00 to 5,000,000 in a Wisconsin incorporation. Separate note reports a Chicago movement to raise milk prices toward about 3 dollars per hundred pounds, led by Milk Producers Association president Frank T Holt of Kenosha, Wis, with action under way Friday.
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Wisconsin
Chicago
Frank
T. Holt
Kenosha
Wis
Milk Producers’ Association
Senate Deliberates Borah World Conference Plan
Senate leaders pressed a vote before night on Borah’s world economic conference proposal as debate heated. Senator Johnson warned the plan could entangle the US in European affairs and threaten US sovereignty, framing it as the wrong step after a century free of European entanglements.
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Borah
Senate
Brearsides
Areness
Johnson
California
League of Nations
League
United States
Flom
Senator Johnson
Europe
Salesmanship to be Tested During the Coming Year
The Callaway Johnson company held a 6 30 banquet at the Stoddard hotel for salesmen and employees. John B. Taylor of the Y M C A spoke on scientific salesmanship, predicting 1923 would bring keen competition, higher overheads, and a strong sales boom if men are prepared to meet it. Holcomb's orchestra provided music as staff gathered to hear the outlook and goals for the year.
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Callaway Johnson Company
Stoddard
John
Taylor
Minneapolis Y. M. ¢. A
Holcomb
Butler Confirmed for Supreme Court Seat in Washington
Pierce Butler, recently confirmed by the Senate to fill the vacancy on the Supreme Court bench created by William BR. Shis resignation, will take the oath of office when the court meets next Tuesday. He visited the Capitol and dined with Chief Justice Taft. Local church notices announce services at Lewis Valley and Half Way Church with English and German readings.
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Wasbington
Pierce Butler
Nff
St. Paul
Senate
Supreme Court
William BR. Shis
Washington
Capitol
Fusilee Taft
Real estate transfers recorded by the Register of Deeds
Listings detail multiple property deeds across townships and ranges. Grace Cain transfers to James Cait in Section 24, Township 18. Andrew Bord and others sell to Frank Weatherwas in Section 13, Township 15. R & Oliver sell Lot 8 Block 16 Jane Cole's addition. Lucy Schalter to Anton Schuiler for 1500 in Sections 17 and 16, Township 17 Range 5. John and Josephine Masha sell to Frank Blashaski for 1006 in Township 16 Range 5. Clara Swarthout sells part of Lot 1 Block 14 in P. S. Davidson's addition.
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Tha Grace Cain
James Cait
Range Bowest
Andrew
Sarah C. Bord
Frank D. Weatherwas
Tess R & Oliver
Cleoria Bacheller
Jane Cole
A. BW
Lucy Schalter
Anton Schuiler
John
Josephine Masha
Frank Blashaski
Township 16
Range 5
Clara Swarthout
Olof Molstail
P. S. Davidson
Badgers Call Upon Spens for Action on Coal Situation
Madison Wisconsin residents press for federal action on coal supply amid northwest shortages. The message warns of continued distress and discrimination against the west, noting limited anthracite deliveries and urging urgent steps from officials before the current administration leaves office.
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Madison
Wrst Warrar
Wired
Morthwest
Cay Ferry
Cay Ferry [Iner
Providence
Cox
Wisconsin
Dog tags for 23 arrive for county distribution
Dog tags for 1925 have reached the clerk's office for distribution to town offices. Tags cost 1 for male dogs and 2 for female dogs. Judge C W Hunt acquired tags 1, 2 and 2 for his bulldogs, with Tag No 1 placed on Rex the bulldog.
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C. W. Hunt
Rex
Thermos official dead in Norwich home
William Walker, a dent of the American Thermos Bottle Company, died at his New Lopdandar home. He was born in Racine Wisconsin in 55 years of age.
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Thermos
Norwich
Onn
William Walker, Dent
American
Thermos Bottle Company
New Lopdandar
Hew
Racine
Wis
Rears Yan
Children’s Clinic At City Hall Saturday Afternoon
A city hall event offers a children’s clinic this Saturday afternoon for infants and youths up to 16 years old. The clinic provides basic health checks and guidance for families in the community.
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Yota
Confessions Link to Morehouse Kidnapping and Murders
Forty-five people are implicated in the Morehouse kidnapping and murders last August, two confessions reported by the justice department reveal. Suspects are under surveillance as hearings in Bastrop near January approach, with immunity granted to signers and potential arrests anticipated. Troops at Mer Rouge prepared to move swiftly to quell unrest and aid civil authorities. District Judge Odom said preliminary hearings for J. Burnett will be delayed until next week. Dr. B. M. McKain faces further action in Maryland. Louisiana seeks his requisition, and he warns of bloodshed if returned to Mer Rouge.
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Bastrop
Associated Press
Morehouse
Department 2Ustice
New Orleans
National Guard
Mer Hauge
Odom
J. Burnett
Baltimore
B. M. McKain
Mursder
Watt Daniel
Thomas Richards
Dr. McKain
Louisiana
McKoin
U Courses in Internationalism Urged by Students
Madison, Wis. A university esprit de internationalism urged Friday by the ITISs Association of Cosma Willan at the convention. Foreign students in American universities form the membership. Delegates advocate striking down national boundaries and establishing a Brotherhood of man to carry out the motto above all nations is Humanity. The plan to teach denationalized political science would require changes in textbooks and teacher training. Disarmament is strongly favored by delegates representing the rest of the world.
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Madison
Wis
Itiss
Association of Cosma- Willan Lithe
Jere
Pelecares
Houndenos
Brotherhood of Min
Ilelecares
Director Breaks Toe as Cantata Is Called Off
Prof. Alex Euna director of music at the Grero Bay Conservator of Music broke four toes when a baptismal font fell on his foot while moving it to clear space for a cantata. The cantata scheduled for Sunday was canceled.
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Bay. Wis
Trinks Lutebgan Church
Alex Euna
Grero Bay
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