Bonding and Traffic Ordinance Pass in City Council
City council approves a bonding issue to support a permanent street improvement plan and passes a new traffic ordinance raising fines to 100 dollars with an imprisonment clause. Debate over salaries for mayor, city attorney, and clerk continues alongside requests for asphalt and curb work on Milk Street and nearby roads.
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Ik Wis
Idermad Mahonty
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Peperty
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Ais Patased
Ananeil Sas
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Ligistone
Crayel
Seth West Avenue
New City Traffic Ordinance Enforced With Heavy Fines
A Friday night vote enacted a new traffic ordinance with penalties for speeding up to fifteen miles per hour over limit. First offenders face at least ten dollars, up to one hundred dollars, with higher fines and possible imprisonment for subsequent violations. Driving intoxicated carries up to a hundred dollar fine or six months in jail. The ordinance takes effect upon publication in the Tribune and Loader-Press.
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Jess Luan
The
Tribune and Loader-Press
Wolfe and Reid announce law firm dissolution in Madison
Madison, Wis judge upholds constitutionality of the real estate board action. Wolfe and Reid, longtime partners, will maintain bank officers while the dissolution proceeds. The case involves estate and realty dealings with Richard Leaman and others amid political affiliations and regulatory reviews.
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Wolfe and
REID
Badger Real Estate Board
Madison
Albert C. Wolfe
Lucien T
One Wolf to Hang Chicago Man Sanity Found
Mir-Hary Ward known as the lone wolf and under death sentence for killing during a holdup was adjudged sane by a jury Friday. Ward will be executed.
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Chicago
Mir—Hary Ward
The
Ward
Beware of the Police and Vigilantes Ordinance No 655
Public notice warns residents regarding police and vigilante threats. The ordinance restricts cruising to under 60 minutes on specified streets and requires workers to occupy two feet from the curb line. It targets patrol duties along city blocks and alleyways, urging caution.
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Sid
Tay
Site
Bandits Beat Up Ticket Agent and Escape with Funds
Three bandits assaulted Julian St John a Chicago Milwaukee and St Pant trader ticket agent in De Pere Wisconsin early Saturday morning binding his hands with a rope and escaping with money. A patrolman spotted the suspect vehicle leaving the alley. authorities seek the culprits and missing funds.
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Wis
Bendits
Bela
Julian St. John
Chicago
Milwiukes & St
Otter
St. John
Stoughton Woman Fends Off Robber in Center Theatre District
In Stoughton Wisconsin a woman named Vera Smion fought off a robber who held her up near the city center Friday night. The attacker struck her several times but she escaped with non serious injuries and her fountain pens were stolen. She was returning home when the incident occurred on the boulevard.
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Eentan
Robber Goth
Vera Smiontoe
Actor Bankrupt in New York Files Voluntary Petition
Talk Network actor and producer filed a voluntary petition in New York listing liabilities of 17,104 and assets under receivership. The move signals financial difficulty for the performer and related production interests.
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New York
Hanignapsey
17 Year Old Girl Sentenced For Clothing Theft
Detective found 350 dollars worth of patient clothing at Oak Forest Sanitarium tied to Armond, a 17 year old girl employed as a domestic helper. She pleaded guilty to stealing a purse from Mrs Snick and received 60 days in jail while probation and prior thefts at an agricultural school were noted. Her Duluth home is listed as her residence.
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Snick
Wee Pot
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Saciarium
McGrath
Armand
Duluth
Carpenters Vote to Take Five Cent Wage Cut Monday
Carpenters in La Crosse voted Friday night to accept a five cent wage reduction starting Monday. Wages would drop from 90 cents to 85 cents per hour, though some held out and contracts remained on the old scale. Local union No 1148 met Friday night and notified contractors of the voluntary wage cut.
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la Crosse
Laga Dua
Buiklers
Ne Ydien
Verday Wight Carpanirers
Noo
Milwaukeeans Pay $82,440 In Fines For Day Violation
Milwaukee Wis Prosecutions show fines and costs totaling about 2440 dollars for 407 defendants in a day violation case period from March 12 to June 30 as recorded by district court and submitted to the state prohibition director.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Toho W. Woller
Kenosha Judge Arraigned Over Auto Regulation Violation
Kenosha County Prohibition Court Judge Frank Simmons faced municipal court arraignment for allegedly striking a streetcar with his car. Found guilty, punishment suspended. He claimed such moves are common in Kenosha and said he was slated to become district attorney. Protest over wage cuts at Amazon mill spreads as workers seek meetings with mill operators amid proposed pay reductions from 19 to 34 percent for unskilled labor.
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Mieh
Mondig and
Hare
De Valera Ten Meet Premier to Talk Peace
Dublin reports optimism as Eamonn De Valera and Prime Minister Lloyd George seek a peace conference. The Irish leader urges unity during talks while British officials anticipate a truce and possible permanent settlement. Contained in a wider push for Irish peace, officials highlight restrained expectations and careful diplomacy at Downing Street and Chequers Court.
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the Valera
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Arin
London Times
Ireland
Crarest
de Valera
Remni
Jerangewen Ps Mide
Truce Beggh Ir Dublin Halt If Hostilities Ordered
London dispatch reports Dublin patrols withdrawn and police walking the streets in casual dialogue with civilians. A truce between Sinn Fein and crown forces appears near, with official start set for Monday noon and an armistice expected to be signed by Sir Nevil MacVeagh and Michael Collins.
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Irish Republican Army
De Valera Orders End to Attacks on Crown Forces
London reports that Eamon De Valera issued directives Saturday directing supporters to refrain from attacking crown forces and associated groups. The order bans arms use, interference with property, and actions that disturb the peace, effective from Monday dawn.
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London
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Belfast Press Against Armistice Plan Editorial
The Belfast Press condemns the proposed truce terms as dishonorable and unprecedented in British history. It warns that accepting a peace backed by executions and riotous acts could set a dangerous precedent, risking further violence and undermining international law. The editorial notes Sinn Feinism and questions the government stance on armed attacks and civilian disguise as treasonous acts.
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Ross
Lrish Polisins Wi Caldhy Oacebyod
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Downing
Sorsie News-Latier
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Aerive
Equilix
Sinn Feiners
American Warships At Tampico Soon To Be Withdrawn
The state department indicated early Friday that the two American warships sent to Tampico will be withdrawn due to labor disturbances in the oil fields. There is no pressing move expected for the ships at the port as there seems little immediate danger to Americans or property.
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Malpico
State Department
Military activity of Crown to stop Dublin
Government directs searches by military and police cease to foster peaceful discussions. Military operations to be passed to police in normal civil duties. Road checks and reinforcements suspended. Police functions in Dublin to be carried out by the organized police. Effective from Monday.
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Dublin
Associated Fress
Polier
Ofranainen Palice
von Mwondiy
News of truce welcomed in city of Dublin
Reports from the Associated Press say the truce is warmly received in Dublin and across Ireland. Newspapers note that no final terms have been agreed but view a political settlement as a substantial hopeful outcome.
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WBLIN
Associated Press
Ireland
Trish Times
Nnionisi
Former tennis star returns to the game in Boston
Thomas G. Pundy, once a national champion and May Sutton era star, ends a long retirement to train for a planned meet with French rival Suzanne Lenelson and to compete in the Metropolitan Championship in New York in July.
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Mass
Thomas G. Pundy
May Sutton
Suzanne Lenelson
Pete
New York
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