Orphan Kiddies Entertained at the Park Store
Two hundred children from St Michael's orphanage attended a Friday party at the Cherry Lane Park Store. Principal organizers William Doerflinger and Michael Vayrs of Hayes Transfer Company led the entertainment with gifts and meals for the kids, who enjoyed songs, games, and light refreshments in a lively community event.
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St Michael's
St Michael's Ornhitize
St. Michiels
William Doerflinger
Michael Vayrs
Hayes Transfer Company
Roth
Wheney
St. Minnerl's
Mr Muses
Freefitviny
Gostistunis
VOSS
Mr Deertingen
Aebate
Plot Aims at Morehouse Investigation Delayed by Witnesses
Investigators press ahead in the Morehouse plot inquiry with key witnesses including Burnett and Aber Huse expected to testify within hours. Former deputy sheriff Burnett and other named figures are cited as central to unfolding events from last week, as authorities search for clarified motive and timeline.
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Rastrof
Aniher
Perley
Eley Lyesr
Konar Parker
Saaturday
Dee Iereuse
Clare Veil
Die Sonlte
Cleilard
Orrleighs
Oprediet
Farihey Gore
Ah Hh
Burnett
Farmer at End of the Economic Line Declares Speaker
A farmer speaker at a Wisconsin gathering compares farmers to gods in a temple of collapsed markets. The meeting cites cooperative methods as fading while farmers face debt, hardship, and dwindling profits amid rising costs and uncertain demand.
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Farmer
Chicago
Ulirer
Bhiphard
Wiscrnsig
Broromiy Westination
Hammond Brothers Face Property Loss Over Unpaid Debt
Fractured text shows Hammond brothers warned they will lose property if debts remain unpaid. Fragment mentions a distiller or factory context, urban streets, and legal action threatening seizure unless payment is made. The readable details are sparse and non-specific.
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Hammond Brothers
Ameebe
Famnans
Ager
Pireian
Uae
Hughes Speech on European Problems and America
The speech discusses Europe's economic turmoil and the United States role in relief. It argues credits and markets link the nations, warns against unilateral action, and calls for a coordinated plan involving European governments, Congress, and a neutral expert commission to determine reparations and balance recovery with debt relief.
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Hughes
America
Glenn
Europe
Whiel Amurieg
Shire Uwaghes
Warege
Uois Iin
Wwe
Olin
Henry
Turis
Cho Pier
Shait
Possibie
Suel
Lee
Weston
Assertian
Claim Consent Of U S Needed In Steamship Suits
Washington The federal government moved to dismiss a steamship case, arguing the United States had not consented to sue and that the court lacked jurisdiction under the Constitution and equity. The brief contends no valid cause of action exists and prohibition amendments affect the matter, affecting American steamship claims from Tender’s defense.
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U.S
Washington
New Yorl
United States
Teder Pfend
Back Taxes Assessed Amid 1920 Whisky Conspiracy Case
Delinquency figures surface in 1920 case involving Arnold Dusoll and Dusoll Dasa. Immune testimony aided immunity for Arnold in a federal grand jury. Prosecution links large whisky sales to Volstead act violations and conspiracy. Property liens filed as defendants fail to post bail.
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Milwatree
Yalstead
Arnold
Grivaet
Dusoll Dasa
Amd
Garelon
Osellinar
Owltiskys Amd Wits
Beavengworth
Tallare
Pily Big Pasos
Federal program mis erable failure says pressentin
Fragmented page text reports criticism of a federal program with noisy sections on docks coal deliveries and energy policy. It mentions Governor Whirid and lists coal shipments from Milwaukee and Philadelphia area firms, ending with a memorial card section and thanks to community members.
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Phair
Whirid
Wisconsin debates pension fund for "lame duck" politicians
Henry Johnson urges creation of a state pension fund for retiring legislators modeled after the state’s dealer retirement system. He argues a protection against what he calls political critics’ attempts to undermine long-serving officials and stresses a higher retirement standard for public service.
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State Pension Fund For
Lame Duck
Henry Johnson
Manison
Wis
Wisconsin
Viata
Jonson
Ferry Tolinsan
Morgan
Peery Pis Pba
Anmler
Daniels assistant indicted for fraud against tee us
An indictment charges an assistant to Daniels with fraud against the United States. The document alleges conspiracy with Cantonment defense counsel members and outlines alleged acts connected to government duties and misconduct.
Sturvell ML Tretia WW Lon Defrhy
Fragmentary OCR lacks clear events or identities. Readable items mention names and places without a cohesive news item. Summary unavailable due to severely garbled source text.
Wisconsin Game Wardens Hunt Up Suspicious Aquarium Attack
In Antigy Wisconsin a game warden reports a strange incident near the river line where two men allegedly assaulted a guide during a boating trip. The assailants fled after a confrontation over fishing rights. A reward is posted for information leading to their capture.
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Cabhrosi
Wis
Antigy
Tawar
Derek
Nila
Charles Fining
Atlas
Melenule
Pris
Unclear Entry Logs Personal Note From Arizona
Fragmentary text mentions a person described as Eli Owl living in Cac Wheele with references to Haley and Arizona. Details are highly garbled and no coherent event or context emerges from the legible phrases.
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Eli Owl
Cac
Haley
Arizona
Red prisoners freed on condition they leave the United States
A clemency offer frees several inmates tied to the Red organization on the condition they depart U S. Provisions limit amnesty to specified men with sentences set to expire after completion of terms. The decision relies on authorities to remove suspects and enforce exit, with monitoring during the transition.
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Washington
Esac
Cnn Tx
Vineen Aanett
Serene Tr
Peron
Volin Sineekay
Abe
Geom
Perigdia Amd
Comantarion
Thal
Stan Viey
Corning
Eliennenes
Guinness Leaders Optimistic Over Outlook for 1923
The article notes optimism among leaders about the 1923 outlook, citing improved finances and industrial activity. It mentions price movements, farmer debt, and general business conditions, with a focus on recovery and stronger demand.
Hughes Proposes Finance Board to Settle Row
A fragmentary report outlines a plan by Hughes to form a Board of Finance Experts to settle a dispute. The proposal involves mortgage setup via income returns, small business direct payments, and creation of large non voting preferred shares housed in a bank in Helland or Switzerland under a mixed board.
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Lucien Hassaigne
Mboag
Helland
Switzerland
Ceutral
Cheese firm failure shocks Cumberland Wis community
A Cumberland Wisconsin cheese firm, described as a long time local operation, faces a final bankruptcy after five decades in business. The petition outlines dire finances and the firm’s inability to meet obligations. Local buyers and suppliers express concern about job losses and regional cheese supply impacts.
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Cumberland
Wis
Alfrey
Bentayprey
Nesets
Gavathy
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