Battle field relic added to museum
John Desmond of Combina tion saloon Caledonia street adds a horse hoof to his collection from Wounded Knee near Little Big Horn Wyoming the site of Custer's last stand. William Boyle collected the hoof on a Wyoming trip about twenty years ago meeting Charlie Whitedeer who fought there and named the hoof. Veterinarians say the hoof matches Custer's horse size.
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John Desmond
Caledonia Street
Wounded Knee Battle Ground
Little Big Horn
Wyoming
Custer
William Boyle
Charlie Whitedeer
Boyle
Desmond
Banks Warned of Yegggang Threat After Allentown Post Office Burglary
The Exchange Bank of North La Crosse received word that yeggmen burglarized the Allentown Wisconsin post office, stealing about $109 in stamps $375 in cash and some checks. Banks in the area are urged to remain vigilant as burglars are active nearby.
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The
Exchange Bank
North la Crosse
Allentown
Wis
Hoboes Besiege Police Station for Night Shelter
Patrolman Daniel Deneen reports that Northside station house shelters five to fifteen hoboes nightly during cold weather. Travelers arrive on evening freight trains and seek a warm bed and breakfast before being sent on their way, sparing local households from ragged visitors.
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Daniel Deneen
Northside
Caledonia Street
North Side
Prayer Service Tonight at North Presbyterian Church
The midweek prayer service and communion preparatory service proceed tonight at 7 45 at Professor Harry Spence 13853 Kane Street. Next Sunday at 10 o clock the quarterly communion service will be held and new members will be received.
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North Presbyterian Church
Harry Spence
Kane Street
Mask Ball of the Royal Neighbors at Union Hall
The Royal Neighbors announce a mask ball at Union Hall on Thursday, January 30. Aimed at members and guests, the event promises festive attire, dancing, and community fellowship. Proceeds support local charitable efforts.
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the Royal Neighbors
Union Hall
Miss Julia Johnson Funeral Friday
Miss Julia Johnson aged 73 died at home of heart failure on Kane street. The funeral will be Friday at 2 PM from the residence with Rev I T Larson officiating. Interment follows at Oak Grove cemetery.
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Julia Johnson
Kane Street
I. T. Larson
Oak Grove Cemetery
North Side Franklin Club Banquet Set For Thursday
The eighteenth annual Franklin club banquet will take place Thursday evening January 23 at North Presbyterian church halls corner Avon and Logan Streets. Guests are seated at 7 30 with a spicy program on political and other topics. Members, ladies, and friends invited. informal affair with nominal price. Attendees urged to phone Prof. Harry Spence or Prof. Hayden to confirm.
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Franklin Club
North Presbyterian Church
Avon
Logan Streets
Presbyterian Church
Harry Spence
Hayden
North Side Briefs Show Strong Community Life
Dreamland offered a good show as residents details unfold on the North Side. Numerous residents are ill at home across Berlin, Avon, Kane, Sumner and Charles streets while visitors arrive from Duluth, Minneapolis, Langdon, Prairie du Chien and Whitehall.
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James Welch
Berlin Street
F. E. Goodale
C. McCauley
St. Paul
A. Esping
Prospect Street
Nelson Eilsman
Lanesboro
William Wilcox
West la Crosse
Philip Roth
Minneapolis
Charles Dumstraw
Charles Street Baptist Church
Ross Maynard
Milwaukee
Ross
Vote-Berger Company
Carl O'Neill
Kane Street
Joseph Maynard
Berlin St
Re elected officials tied to dynamite plot case
Olaf Tvnetmoe and Eugene Clancy convicted of taking part in the iron workers dynamite conspiracy were re elected secretary and executive board member of the California Building Trades Council in session at Los Angeles. Telegrams were sent to Leavenworth prison confirming the unanimous elections.
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Los Angeles
Olaf Tvnetmoe
Eugene Clancy
Iron Workers
The
California. Building Trades Council
Leavenworth
Poslam Heals Unsightly Skin Troubles
Poslam heals unsightly skin troubles by stopping disease spread after application and driving it away through an active healing process. Poslam Soap improves skin health and complexion, while druggists sell both products. free samples offered by Emergency Laboratories, New York City.
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West 26Th Street
New York City
New Congressman from South Carolina
J. W. Ragsdale is the newly elected congressman from Florence representing the sixth district. He has been in Washington for the past two or three weeks learning the ropes and assessing duties.
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J. W. Ragsdale
Florence
South Carolina
Washington
Lantern Presented to Caledonia Street M E Church
The Caledonia Street M E church has received a new stere opticon lantern for Friday evening lectures. Professor Bretnall from the state normal school will lecture on The United States Forests in Colors Mrs Casey and Her Billy Goat and A Tour of the World. The events promise entertainment and interest.
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Caledonia Street M. E
Bretnall
State Normal School
United States
Casey
Woodmen dance at Rose Street Union Hall Friday
The Rose Grand Circle of the Woodmen of the World lodge No 4 will host a mask dance Friday evening at the Rose Street Union Hall. The event invites members and guests to attend in costume for an evening of dancing and fellowship.
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Rose Street
Union Hall
Rose Grand Circle
W. O. W. Lodge No. 4
Comet May Hit Earth Reported by Professor Leavenworth
Minneapolis informs that Prof. F P Leavenworth of the university astronomy department says a comet named 1852 IX with Westphal may approach Earth within weeks. He notes the exact return date is uncertain due to celestial interactions and says a hit is not certain but worth watching for possible meteors or more dramatic effects.
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Minneapolis
Minn
F. P. Leavenworth
Astronomy
Westphal
Earth
Prof
Leavenworth
Brandt Gets Job Place Is Secret
St Paul Jan 22 Folke E Brandt former valet of Mortimer Schiff of New York who arrived in St Paul to begin life anew after serving six years of his thirty year sentence will start to work at once State Insurance Commissioner Preus who sent Brandt after a pardon by Governor Sulzer has found him employment but will not disclose the location or line of work
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ST. Paul, Minn
Folke E. Brandt
Mortimer Schiff
New York
St. Paul
New York State
Preus
Knute Nelson
Sulzer
Brandt
Flood-control project for three rivers deemed not feasible
Washington January 22. Army engineers chief Colonel Bixby told the house that the plan to impound the Allegheny Monongahela and Ohio rivers to curb floods and aid navigation is at present not feasible. The setback ends hopes that congress would permanently relieve flood sufferers on the Ohio River.
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Washington
Congress
Bixby
Army Engineers
Allegheny
Monongahela
Ohio
Democrats Plan No Trust Bills
Washington January 22. Democratic leaders say no amendments or substitutes to the Sherman act will be attempted this session. Preliminary trust legislation discussion will start during the extra session, with a collateral probe into the beef trust proposed.
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Washington
Congress
Jolly Card club entertained at Mrs St Jaque home
The Jolly Card club was entertained Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. L. St. Jaque. Mrs. George Boucher won first prize, Mrs. William Long second prize, and Mrs. F. Grokowski the consolation prize. Participants included Mrs. Wilcox, Mrs. A. Boucher, Mrs. G. Boucher, and others. The club will meet at 430 North Eleventh Street, the home of Mrs. George Boucher, on Wednesday afternoon January 22.
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Jolly Card Club
Demand Women Police Chicago
The Woman's City club calls for women to join the Chicago police force, urging reform and parity in policing roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Woman’s City Club
Janesville Priest dies at Molokai
Brother Joseph Ira Barnes Dutton 60 longtime successor to Father Damien in charge of the Molokai leper colony Hawaii has died of leprosy. Born in Vermont he grew up in Janesville Wisconsin and was a Methodist before entering the priesthood.
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Janesville
Wis
Joseph
Damien
Molokai
Hawaii
Ira Barnes Dutton
Vermont
Methodist Church
Wis. coeds urge ban on rag songs in college
Madison editorial in Daily Cardinal calls on Wisconsin women to refrain from singing or playing popular songs deemed objectionable. The bans include Row Row Row When I Get You Alone Tonight and Everybody’s Doin It, reflecting a move to raise the institution’s moral tone.
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Madison, Wis
University of Wisconsin Co-Eds
Daily Cardinal
Wisconsin
Student prank wins suspension at West Division High
Ten students at West Division high school led a group that broke into the building Wednesday night and piled books from 660 desks into a pyramid on the stage to force a Thursday holiday. Principal Albert C. Shong suspended them for six weeks.
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Milwaukee
West Division High School
Albert C. Shong
Reddin Released From Leavenworth Bonded Release
William E. Reddin of Milwaukee was allowed to depart Leavenworth federal prison on Tuesday under bonds approved by the United States court of appeals in Chicago.
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Milwaukee
William E. Reddin
Leavenworth
Kas
United States Court of Appeals
Chicago
Arm TORN OFF DIES At Ashland Lumber Plant
Ashland Wisconsin January 22 Andrew Mileski worker at Stearns Lumber company plant had his right arm torn from his body when entangled in machinery. He died almost instantly.
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Ashland
Wis
Stearns Lumber Company
Andrew Mileski
Bangor strike widens over demands and alleged strike breakers
Threat by Bangor & Aroostook Railroad conductors to join the engineers and firemen strike if demands are not met by Monday dominates today’s updates. The railroad faces charges of violating alien contract labor laws by allegedly importing strike breakers from Canada as 150 engineers and firemen strike continues.
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Bangor
Bangor & Aroostook
Canada
Lawmaker drafts bill to compensate wrongfully imprisoned
Madison politician Fred L. Holmes drafts a bill in the legislative reference library to compensate innocent persons sent to prison through criminal justice errors. The proposed minimum payment is $5,000.
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Madison, Wis
Fred L. Holmes
Legislative Reference Library
Increased Interest in Church Meetings at Barker Sessions
The Barker meetings at the First Methodist church were well attended with marked interest. The chorus choir rendered well and Miss Olson of Viroqua sang with feeling. An afternoon Bible study featured Rev. Barker on What God is Able to Do. An evening gathering at 7:45 was expected to be of special interest and all were invited.
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Barker
First Methodist Church
Olson
Viroqua
Wisconsin bans public towels in workplaces
Madison Wis Jan 22 in a set of rules published today by the state industrial commission public towels and drinking cups are barred from all places of employment in Wisconsin. The orders aim to provide safer and more sanitary conditions.
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Madison
Wis
State Industrial Commission
Wisconsin
Danderine Hair Cleanse Promises Double Beauty
A vintage advertisement touts Knowlton's Dandeline Danderine as a 25 cent hair cleanser that removes dust oil and dandruff while boosting shine softness and growth. It claims immediate dramatic effects and improved scalp health with one application, urging purchase at drug stores or toilet counters.
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Knowlton
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Loretta Kennedy
L. B. Sullivan
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Seneca
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Pearl Sorenson
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Tribune
the Tribune
la Crosse, Wis
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Reddin
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Gee
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