Arrested After Four Year Chase
Charles Young, wanted in Cambria county Pennsylvania on burglary larceny and related charges, was arrested yesterday in Hebron Wisconsin by Sheriff Bullwinkel and County Detective Berkebile after a four year pursuit. He had drifted to Milwaukee and married Alvina Pierce a Hebron resident. extradition papers will bring him to Pennsylvania.
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Jefferson, Wis
Charles Young
Cambria County
Hebron
Bullwinkel
Berkebile
Ebensburg
Young
Milwaukee
Alvina Pierce
Pennsylvania
Tribune Want Ad Delivers Prompt Results
A Tribune want ad delivers quick responses for listings across jobs, rooms, rooms for rent, and services. Readers respond with contact details and quick calls, matching buyers and sellers efficiently.
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Tribune
Infant smothered by mother in Milwaukee tragedy
Edward Uganski aged months, infant son of John Uganski, was found dead in his mother's arms with the face pressed to her breast. The death, described as peculiar, prompts an investigation as the mother lies in a semi stupor and physicians lose track of her condition while she occasionally speaks.
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Milwaukee
Edward Uganski
John Uganski
Blobbs and Hardappe Motive Revealed in Love Story
In a dialogue between Blobbs and Hardappe the two men discuss proving their devotion to a girl. Blobbs hints at doing anything for her, while Hardappe adds that her fortune could be a strong incentive.
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Blobbs
Athlete Chas Parsons to Wed Madison Co-Ed
Chas Parsons of Los Angeles the college sprinter and former Wisconsin student will marry Miss Elnora J. Dahl daughter of State Treasurer A H Dahl of Madison The Miss Dahl graduated from the university last June and now works as a clerk in the state treasury department
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Madison
Wis
Chas. Parsons
Los Angeles
Cal
University of Wisconsin
Elnora J. Dahl
A. H. Dahl
Ancient toad Pythagoras at Bronx Zoo begins recovery
In New York City a 1900 year old toad named Pythagoras at the Bronx Zoo ate four flies and an earthworm on New Year's Day marking a Rare revival after centuries buried in rock at a Montana mine. The creature regains sight limb use and color while slowly waking to sound return.
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Pythagoras
Bronx Zoo
New York City
America
Butte
Montana
Gas Explosion Injures Three in Appleton Saloon
In Appleton Wisconsin at 7 30 last night a gas explosion wrecked the saloon of Michael Demerath injuring three men. Bartender Mike Jensen and proprietor Demerath suffered serious injuries while patron Mike Patten was hurled through a rear window. Gas leaked from pipes after Jensen investigated a faint odor with a lit lantern.
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Appleton
Wis
Michael Demerath
Flying Lass
Mike Jensen
Mike Patten
Jensen
Tesch Hardware
McGillan
Fire Devours Part of Green Bay Business District
A blaze in Green Bay Wisconsin began after midnight causing losses estimated between 75 900 and 125 000. Wilmer's office building housed Herrick Clothing on the ground floor in a six story structure along with the Green Bay Gas and Electric office and storerooms American Express Delair Bros cafe and other two story brick buildings. Residents on upper floors escaped in their night attire with two women carried out and several men rescued.
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Green Bay
Wis
Wilmer's
Herrick Clothing Company
Green Bay Gas and Electric Company
American Express Company
Delair Bros
Wilmer
Lured to Prison by Babe's Birth Leads to Arrest
George Hardwick, who vanished last July, returned to Miller to see his newborn daughter and was immediately jailed on a charge of illegally selling liquor.
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Miller
George Hardwick
Fat Women and Housework Remedies Promise Quick Weight Loss
A period piece advises fat women that housework is the best exercise and promotes a home remedy mix of Marmola Fluid Cascara Aromatic and Simple Syrup with instructions to take after meals and at bedtime. It claims dieting and exercise are unnecessary and the remedy is safe, inexpensive, and readily available.
Wild man linked to Marinette murder case and two others
Paul Conow, a Polish suspect captured by Sheriff Wismer after a long chase from Iron Mountain, Mich., is jailed in Florence as the man described in the fatal shooting of homesteader Michael Campbell near the Girard Lumber camp at Durbar. Authorities also link him to a northern Marinette cattle killing spree and a possible earlier sighting of the “wild man” roaming the region. Campbell died after being shot outside his cabin Friday night.
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Dunbar
Wismer
Iron Mountain
Mich
Peter Rassmussen
Marinette County
Michael Campbell
Campbell
Florence
Nearby Cities Towns and Farms in Wisconsin
A digest of social notes from Bangor Wisconsin and surrounding areas lists visits and travels. Residents like Mrs Wm Kirchner in Madison Dr O Evans in La Crosse Miss Eva Wright in St Paul Miss Hilda Dove in La Crosse Miss Maggie Friell in La Crosse Miss Clara Horn in La Crosse Miss Ella Stinzzi returning to Middle Ridge Miss Lena Rediske at La Crosse Miss Lena Myer at La Crosse and others visiting relatives or traveling to North Dakota Minneapolis Oshkosh Winona and Marshland Junction. A leap year dance hosted by local young ladies drew good attendance.
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Wm. Kirchner
Madison
O. Evans
la Crosse
Eva Wright
St. Paul
Hilda Dove
Barrons
Anna Cosgriff
Wilton
Maggie Friell
Clara Horn
Ella Stinzzi
Middle Ridge
Harry Dowe
North Dakota
Lena Rediske
Isabelle Evans
Effie Bergh
Oshkosh
George Schumacher
Winona
Fred Compton
F. Wood
Lena Myer
Carl Johnson
Minneapolis
Lester Pack
Marshland Junction
Wealthy Darling
Coon Valley
Mr. Willis Cooper
Seven Years for Daring Hold Up in Wisconsin
In Waukesha Wisconsin Fred Hart received seven years in prison for holding up a belated traveler on Christmas night and stealing $2. Two other men Paul Lear and Charles Nolte were fined after pleading guilty to illegal fishing and chose jail over fines.
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Waukesha
Wis
Fred Hart
Paul Lear
Charles Nolte
State News In Brief Chippewa Falls
CHIPPEWA FALLS Mayor McCall increases night police and orders vigilance for suspicious strangers to deter theft during hard times. WAUSAU The Y M C A building opens next Monday a three story $90 000 facility with a top gymnasium plunge bars showers and club rooms. WEST BEND Miss Emma Waechteras severely bitten and scratched by a ferocious cat.
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Chippewa Falls
McCall
Delavan
E. W. Walker
Wisconsin School For the Deaf
Wisconsin
State Board of Control
Marinette
James Duket
Waupun
Duket
Milwaukee
Knell
Frank Neuman
Waupon
Wausau
Waukesha
William Reise
Reise
George Hikhoff
Supreme Court
Frederick J. Clasen
C. E. Armin
Judee Fowler
Wheaton
George H. Gehrking
West Bend
Emma Waechteras
Regular council meeting set for tomorrow evening
The regular council meeting of the month is scheduled for tomorrow evening with no expected major business on the agenda.
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Evenine
Local notes from CochraneWis and surroundings
Community updates list residents returning to studies in La Crosse and Stevens Point, funeral attendance for Mrs Sophia Schreiber in Alma, births, visits from Winona St Paul and Minneapolis, and local social events including cinch clubs meeting at Flora Rohrer and the Stein home.
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Hyde
la Crosse
Buffalo City
A. R. Molvik
Vernon
Victory
DeSota
Cinch Club
Flora Rohrer
H. O. Stein
Della Hofer
Stevens Point
Normal
G. H. Huebsch
Chicago
Sophia Schreiber
Alma
J. Rambart
KE. Herrmann
F. Yaeger
H. Stirn
John Schipsstein
John
Fred Schlosstein
John Yaeger
John Lind
Tillie Helm
Lily Florin
Waumandee
Emil Hofer
St. Paul
Uebel
Winona
Minn
A. W. Hofer
C. Benecke
Berton
Minneapolis
Local Notes From New Albin and Nearby Areas
Dr. E. J. Gable made a professional trip to Dorchester Tuesday. W. O. Bock and wife are spending a few days in Waukon. Pearl Kubitz attends school in Caledonia since the holiday vacation. Mrs. J. B. Dolan and Mart Peyton were called to St. Paul by the illness of their sister, Clara Peyton. Helen Bock, eRinhardt Jordan, Leo.
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E. J. Gable
Dorchester
W. O. Bock
Waukon
Pearl Kubitz
Caledonia
J. B. Dolan
Mart Peyton
St. Paul
Clara Peyton
Helen Bock
eRinhardt Jordan
Leo
Local residents return to duties and jobs noted
Welsh and John Waters resume duties at La Crosse. Roy Rice Anne Bock Erick Jordan Harold Wiley and rank Kumpf report back to Upper Iowa University Fayette. Rev Thos Gallagher and wife return to Fayette after a visit with Mrs Gallagher's mother Mrs Hoseope Paul Bunge of Hitzen attends Highland Park normal school Des Moines. Claude Gillette ends a pleasant visit and resumes work as railroad operator. Henry Riser ships corn from Kansas unloading a car load and finding a market at 7 cents per bushel. W E B Stevens resumes mail delivery on route No 2 after grippe layoff. Mr Buckendahl is sick east part of town. Ed Crowley of La Crosse visits with his brother James.
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Welsh
John Waters
la Crosse
Roy Rice
Anne Bock
Erick Jordan
Harold Wiley
Kansas
Stevens
L. Grippe
Buckendahl
Ed. Crowley
James
Maloney vs Osborne Divorce Action Initiated
Papers were served on Arthur Herbert Osborne, a New York broker, in a suit to annul his marriage to Helen Eugenie Maloney daughter of Philadelphia magnate Martin Maloney and papal marquis. The move aims to allow Miss Maloney to wed Samuel Clarkson an Englishman she eloped with on October 1 of last year.
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York
Arthur Herbert Osborne
Nw York
Helen Eugenie Maloney
Martin Maloney
Philadelphia
Miss Maloney
Samuel Clarkson
Hardware merchant found dead in buggy near Iola
The body of QO. F. Gullickson, a local hardware merchant, was found in a buggy four miles west of Iola Wisconsin last night. A revolver lay on the seat and a bullet wound to the temple indicated suicide. A coroner's jury ruled death by own action. Carrie Madsen, 23, of Waupaca, also died by suicide in that city last Saturday and was buried there Wednesday. Gullickson and Madsen were said to be friends.
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Iola
Wis
QO. F. Gurlickson
Carrie Madsen
Waupaca
Gullickson
Husband challenges wife's allowance in court brief
A man seeks to reduce his wife's monthly allowance amid household finances. The case outlines disputes over spending and support, reflecting ongoing tension between spouses over shared funds and budget limits. Both parties present arguments about necessity and fairness in the financial arrangement.
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Blatz
Ce Nile
Ator
VAL Blatz Brewing CO
Market Street
Ford
DR. Watterson
South Fourth Street
Lea Crosse
Prince Asturias
Spain
Royal
the Prince Asturias
Michigan
Desperado
Pole
Bangor, Wis
Cochrane, Wis
New Albin, Iowa
Pearl Street
Iskur
B. Stevens
McMillan
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