Attempt To Close Funeral Home In Court Over Two Days
Court in Bau Malle heard an injunction case as D Cunningham and others seek to stop A J Miller from operating a funeral home in the Mats home stead near West Avenue South. Neighbors oppose the house being used for an undertaking business citing property depreciation and sanitation concerns. The trial featured witnesses and is expected to extend into Wednesday.
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Ickham
Bau Malle
D. Cunningham
Roe Strii
A. J. Miller
Mats
Stiller
Tria
Dena
Gisielle
Cate
Fonds
Tnosdar Worley
Lasker to Seek Emergency Funds from Congress
Lasker plans to ask Congress for emergency funds as the shipping board reports a multi hundred million dollar deficit. He accuses officials of deception, cites asset sales and mismanaged contracts, and says the president was shown the alarming figures.
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Lasker
Congress
Ajasuington
Tasker
Ie Board
Doaverre
Henson
Oat
Tweedale
OOM
SAS
American Legion
Navy
Harding
Bergdoll case claim ties money to Washington officials
Mrs Bergdoll testified to senators that she paid five thousand dollars to Major Campbell for use among high officials in Washington. She said Campbell claimed to pass funds to another officer, while demanding a hundred thousand dollars. She denied knowing the other man’s name and described the money’s use for influence.
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Washington
Grover Cleve
Berge
Dell
Govloners
Helv
Campby
Firen
Campbell
Camyphedi
Campbel Merntie
Tergrolis
Peredol
Deridall
Hye Mampbell
Farm Bureau Heads of Twelve States Meet in St Paul
Twelve state Farm Bureau leaders met in St Paul to discuss taxation freight rates and agricultural marketing reform now before Congress The delegates from Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota Wisconsin Illinois Michigan Indiana Nebraska Kansas and Mississippi planned to urge the American Farm Bureau federation to convene a conference and press for lower freight rates or alternate railroad revenue methods.
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Farm Bureau
ST. Paul
St. Batt
Ming
Minnesota
Tawa
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Llinois
Michican
Minutana
Indiana
Nebraska
Kansas
Missoni
Amprican Park Bureau Federation
Wealthy Businessman Kidnapped for Ransom in Basinese City
In Bflaran, Pa, a wealthy businessman identified as Tom, also called Randolph, was kidnapped Monday night. Ransom demand starts at fifty thousand dollars. Authorities, including Barry and Tarn, are investigating with two suspects named as kin or associates.
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Bflaron
Thomas
Roanwel
Barry
Randolph
Tarner
Tuidelph
Taos
Sigma “Kinnappers
Ame
Tom
Gans
Randolph Is Related To Praeterity
Jilly
La Crosse Girl Earns Diploma at Corsetry School
Miss Leonora Gaulseh of the Kriase Clothing company completed the Madame Grace School of Corsetry at Kelamazen Midh. She received a diploma as a graduate corsetiere with high honors amid a nationwide attendance of suitors from many states.
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LA Crosse
Corsetry
Leonora Gaulseh
Kriase
Hits
Madame Grace
Kelamazen Midh
Gauleeh
Gs Graduite Qovsetierss
Moonshine Found In Culvert Near Janesville
Wesle Tobin, a young farmer living near Janesville, was found asleep in a culvert by officers who discovered moonshine. Tobin claimed it had been purchased in Georgia. He was fined 400 dollars and costs in municipal court this morning.
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Janesvilla
Wesle
Tobin
Herr
Howe
Geloir
Vie
Severson
Ul Woousuiun Ltd
Thomson Shortage Of Half Million Highlighted By Audit
Auditors report shortages dating back to January 1 1926 in the packing company run by George A Tiermet and Comins. Former head Anfil Thomson confessed to defalcations and faced a preliminary charge of misappropriation while creditors prepare for a formal statement of the total loss.
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Thomson
Austin
Two Robinsons Win Line Trophy at Kenosha Club
In Kenosha Wisconsin two Robinsons Fillus cup winners with a 72 score. Frederick R Robinson and Nebin son led a strong field at the state tournament as entries totaled 14. Gordon Guilbert Racine and Louis Allis Milwaukee claimed other top marks with drives around 264 yards.
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Kenosima
Wis
Plenty B
Nebinson
Frederick R. Robinson
Kenosha
Anks
Nenesha
Pater
A. Guilbert
Gordon Guilbert
Racine
Louis Allis
Gordor Guilbert
Racini
Tani
Neimeyer
Ta Crosse
Wisconsin
Navy Scandal Probe Sparks Roosevelts Clash
A major and minority naval inquiry into the Newport training station scandal reveals heated disagreement over investigation methods. Roosevelt and Daniels face attacks over failures to hear all sides, while officers face censure for improper methods and moral questions.
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Westaxeston
Daniels
Roosevelt
Navy
Wrr-Lima
Newport
Nm Senate
Mads
Providenes
Providesnce Journal
Journal
Ball
Delaware
Keyes
New Hampshire
Dow
Minority
King
Utah
Deadlock in Irish talks over tri party conference
Negotiations among David Lloyd George Eamonn de Valera and Sir James Craig face deadlock over self determination and Ulster autonomy. Craig signals no compromise on Ulster rights while De Valera presses an all Ireland parliament approach. Belfast legation notes warn talks may break down or be referred to British voters, with London set to host further discussions.
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Ondon
David Lloyd George
Eamonn On Valera
James Craig
Ulster
James
Belfast
Cape
de Valera
Northern Ireland
Ag Parton
Bern
Te Valers
Soerthern
Ireland
Britain
Southern Ireland
Coutee
Uister
Dublin
Great Britain
Gasort
Associated Tress
Petnrm
James Craje
Tim Th Tonden
Connecon
London
Eamonn Ba
Valera
James Graig
Mmican
White Sox officers take the stand in ball trial
The Chicago White Sox officers testified in the baseball trial over contracts during the World Series. The proceedings highlighted whether players were bound to the club for the series, with witnesses detailing contract questions and the defense challenging the scope of agreement.
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Chicago White Sox
Ciwicagg
Wilam pRide
Cleason
Ane Shina
Mans Ger Tan
Crosttxa
Althanehex
Rudince
Tral
Ag Srabiner
Cane
van Serreuiry
Eddie Chatté
Claude Willums
Cientte
Crrabiner
Hlappy
Fpolsch
Ina
Joe Jackson
Firnish
Taylor Spink
G1 Donavan
Mhiwretphig Nacionals
All
W. U Named Among Distinguished U S Colleges and Military Schools
Washington reports that thirty national institutions were named as distinguished colleges and honor military schools for 1921 by the War Department. The designation grants each college or university a formal appointment and a single representative to an annual roster, with limited additional representation for hover schools. Among those named are Wisconsin University and the state’s military schools.
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Washington
United States
Weer
West Polar
Wisconsin Yniver
Tern Wilitarr
Naval Wisconsin
Shatinek
Swims Across River Drowns In Shallows
Al-Albert 7. EErlestein, a former officer of the Democratic ticket, died early Tuesday after swimming across the Fox River at Sheridan. Born in Wisconsin, he moved to Montana, served in the state legislature, and for nine years chaired the state compensation board. A widow survives.
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Atrora
Al—-Albert
Eerlestein
Sheridan
Falnna
Montesa
Spriggs
Liautenant
Wisconsin
Montana
Tsaml
Tlae
They State Compensation Board
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UY EK
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Termel Company
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Transams
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George A. Harmott & Company
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Twin
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Wiehway Deartment
Lin Rod
Chicago &B
Kenosha Club
Emil Neimeyer
WAR Office
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Providence Press
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Erasmus N. Hudson
Medical Corps
Chiat Macain
Ervin Arnold
Budson
iGonkiiaud
Vister
Sir James Craig
Sinn Fein
Vis
Uphold State
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