Two in Blair Charged in Liquor Transport Case
Dar and A L Sairler and A D McCrady of La Crosse were arrested in Blair Wisconsin on liquor transport charges. Bail set at 1000 dollars each for July 12 hearings at Whitehall. Saisler’s car and 60 gallons of alcohol confiscated. Whitehall deputy reports a shipment bound for La Crosse. Shister and partner allegedly disposed of alcohol in Blair. Shister once ran a road house on West Salem road and reopened Palm Garden now Old Style Tom.
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Imowna
Suppression Debate Hits Fargo Nonpartisan Committee
State Nonpartisan League leaders conferred in Fargo on suppressing part of the Courier News edition. The meeting followed a front page report alleging misconduct by committee members tied to canceled campaign funds and the edition’s suppression.
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Nonpartisan Edge
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Courier News
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Fargo Courier-News
Carroll College Invites Kentucky Man as New Chief
Waukesha Carroll College offers presidency to Dr Canfield of Center College Danville Kentucky. The board of trustees announced the nomination as the college seeks leadership to guide Carroll into its next chapter.
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Wisconsin Weather Record Brief
Patchy unsettled conditions with generally fair skies in Wisconsin. Tonight and Friday show partly cloudy to warm and pleasant. Temperatures hover around mild levels with little chance of rain and light winds.
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Wisconsin
Unsettled Weather and Heat Wave Across Lakes Region
Five deaths in Chicago linked to heat as forecasters warn of continued unsettled weather. Rain and cooling trend due in the Great Lakes and South Atlantic regions, with Chicago opening packs for sleeping to relieve heat. Rain hits St Paul and other cities as humidity subsides briefly.
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Jneal Weather Bureau
Supreme Court Restores Old Filing Date August First
Traced notes from Arthur Melan and Lennard Klecher show Wisconsin Supreme Court returning to the prewar filing date of August first for ill cases. The change reverts Rule 22 timelines, guiding circuit courts and attorneys to align with the August calendar.
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Lennard Klecher
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Arthur
Melan
Supreme Corr
Wisconsin
Mr Teot
AML
eYourstray
Arthur A. M'Leod
Ierk
Turkish nationalists demand sultan abdicate throne
Reports from Constantinople say the nationalist government in Angola has urged Sultan Mohammed VI to abdicate. The sultan replied he would abdicate for any imperial family member except Abdul Medjid, who is the heir and aligned with the nationalist party.
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Associated Press
Angola
Constantinople
Mohammed VI
Abdul Medjid
Nationalist
Advices Add
Three intoxicated drivers pay limit fine in court here
Three automobile drivers pled guilty to driving while intoxicated and received the maximum fine of 27.50 in police court Wednesday afternoon. Names mentioned include Joba, Sharpe, and Crow Valley resident Ronken. The proceedings referenced prior incidents and a young offender exchange during the session.
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Cvunt
Thoorlyt
Inge Orefinance
Sathur Ronken
Crow Valley
Tightéenta
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Kennedy
Mons. Shine
Turige
Effret
U. U. to Meet COSCAGG, II in San Francisco
The annual meeting of the National Women's Temperance Union will be held in San Francisco from August 15 to 20. Federal prohibition Commissioner Haynes will address the gathering.
Outdoor Sports Association Denies Duck Chase Incident
The La Crosse Outdoor Sports Association, organizer of the July Fourth events, denies involvement in a duck chasing incident. About eighteen ducks owned by Dr. Gandérsay were chased down the river to the wagon bridge by parties in a white launch bearing a license number. Witnesses prepared to testify if charges arise. association will aid prosecution.
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la Crosse
Witenesses
Kleinert Trial Allegations of Wife Beating and Rival
Court heard Frank Kleinert deny ever striking his wife while she testified she beat him. Investigations into alleged rival Churchill and rides with a paramour drew questions about fidelity and alleged plotting. Kleinert claimed he respected his wife though admitted past intoxication and disputes over support in the divorce action.
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Fartwell
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Hartwell
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House to Vote on New Tariff Bill July 21
Democrats denounce the administration tariff plan as a conspiracy to favor a few at the expense of many. The minority report criticizes the bill for withholding time to study, warns it would harm industry and trade, and argues the measure attacks imports and raises prices for the public.
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and Means Committee
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Japan
Public Relief Heads Hold Annual Meet to Discuss Problems
The Stile Association of Public Relief Origin opens in the courthouse Thursday morning. About 50 hectares are noted here and the meeting will be held Thursday afternoon. Dinner will be served to delegates at the poor farm on Friday.
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Stile Association of Public Relief
Oriigin
Sinn Fein and Free Ireland Talks Gain Momentum
In London prime minister Lloyd George said he expects General Smuts to meet with General Smits in Ireland after Smuts’ visit at De Valera’s invitation. He added no dominion frontiers would attend the planned Irish conference in London, despite De Valera and Ulster premier Sir James Craig’s expectations.
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Byrhe
Associated Press
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Eamonn de Valera
General Smuts
London
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Buckingham Palace
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Ireland Peace Talks Weakened by Atrocities and Rail Aid
Report notes limited progress by Lloyd George Smuts Craig Middleton group toward settling Irish questions while optimism remains. Smuts met King George to discuss peace, with attendance at Dublin talks undecided. Treasury Mellon announces provisional rail aid totaling about 10 billion dollars over six months to support financing and expansion.
Boy Who Beat Way to Fight Killed on Return Trip
A report from Chicago describes the death of a youth linked to a fight at the Tlerser City arena. The injured boy, known as Dink, allegedly attacked by a rival after attempting to return home, died between two freighters while traveling by what authorities call a dangerous hobo route. The scene referenced a funeral floral tribute to Richard Prendergast and mentioned Mick's friend in connection with the events.
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Chicago
Tuck Dempsey
Mick
Richard Prendergast
Tlerser City
Parking Prohibition Near Fire Stations and Hydrants
Ordinance No for parking restrictions no auto shall park in front of any fire station within ten feet of any fire hydrant in front of a fire station or private driveway or on Main Street within a hundred feet of the center of Fourth and 4.
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Governor saves Red Arrow veteran from jail
Madison Wisconsin governor Maine spared Sanford Stevens of Stoughton a sixty day jail term for drunkenness after a county judge imposed sentence. Stevens, a Red Arrow veteran of the Thirty-second Division, was granted freedom following the governor's intervention amid claims of moonshine poisoning.
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Maine
Sanford Stevens
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Ted
Justice
Legretd
Stoughton
Blaine
Stevens
President Harding Lunches with Senate Associates
President Harding drives to the Capitol and joins senators unannounced during their luncheon hour. The visit, while unexpected, was viewed as partly social though legislative issues were expected to be discussed.
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Washington
Harding
Capitol
Senate
White House
Berlin Municipal Strike Expands to All Workers
Berlin reports a growing strike among municipal laborers with leaders signaling wider action. The Red Plaza notes electric and tramway workers have voted overwhelmingly to strike, aiming for a two thirds majority to escalate the halt.
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Ercan
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