Widow to Lose Share in Davis Fortune After Heir Dies
Walter Davis dies of a stomach cancer leaving a bride of four days and an estate valued in the hundreds of thousands. The will limits principal to heirs, so his widow may receive nothing. Remaining heirs are his mother Mrs. Davis and elder brother William Davis. Litigation is possible as the claim to the widow’s share arises amid questions about the strange provision.
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Walter Davis
Davis
A. H. Davis
Wis Mills Leave Interstate Company
Appleton Wis June 1 Here after no paper mill in Wisconsin manufacturing book paper will dispose of its product through the Interstate Paper company The decision was reached at a recent meeting in Chicago where it was mutually agreed to abrogate the contracts between the Interstate company and the mills Work is now in progress clearing up the affairs between the company and the mills From now on the product of the book mills will be sold direct by the mills own agency It is given out by the manufacturers that the movement has nothing to do with the General Paper company.
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Appleton, Wis
Wisconsin
Interstate Paper Company
Chicago
Interstate Company
General Paper Company
Kid Moran Held for Burglary in Wisconsin
William Farley known as Kid Moran, a featherweight prize fighter, was brought to municipal court in Waukesha charged with burglary. He was bound over until next Wednesday on $1,000 bail after being found in the Thompson residence last night. Farley has fought several featherweight bouts in Milwaukee and West Allis, including a match at the Milwaukee Athletic Club against Eddenberg. His brother James Farley was released from state prison last week after a burglary term here a year ago.
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Waukesha
Wis
William Farley
Kid Moran
J. M. Thompson
Farley
Thompson
W. E. Kunz
Milwaukee
West Allis
Milwaukee Athletic Club
Eddenberg
James Farley
Little Hope for A. R. Hall
A. R. Hall of Knapp near Menomonie Wis is in a semi conscious condition after a paralysis scare. Minneapolis and Chicago doctors diagnose a blood clot on the brain and say there is little hope for recovery.
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Menomonie
Wis
A. R. Hall
Knapp
Minneapolis
Chicago
Edward Lund Was a Kenosha Man
Kenosha, Wis. June 1 Edward Lund who died from a gunshot wound in Racine Monday was Edward Lundquist son of Charles Lundquist a well known Kenosha resident. He left home ten years ago and no word has been received since.
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Kenosha
Wis
Edward Lund
Racine
Edward Lundquist
Charles Lundquist
New bank formed at Glenhaven Wisconsin
Madison June 1 Articles of incorporation approved for Glenhaven Bank, Grant county, with a $10,000 capital. Incorporators include Martin R. Seippel Marlow Kidd W H Jordan J S Kidd John Lambin and others.
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Madison, Wis
Bergh
Glenhaven Bank
Glenhaven
Grant County
Martin R. Seippel
Marlow Kidd
W. H. Jordan
J. S. Kidd
John Lambin
For Sale Best Paying Business in City Tribune Ad
For sale is the best paying business in the city due to sickness. Inquiries or replies should be addressed to Tribune with letter "B" for details.
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B” Tribune
Midnight Walk Pays Off in Two Women’s 25 Mile Bet
In Appleton Wisconsin on June 1 Miss Rose Shields of this city and Mrs. Rood of Bartlesville Kansas completed a 25 mile trek from Dr. Rood’s residence to the Armeda hotel between 10 pm and 5 am. They arrived at 4:40 am and each carried a loaded revolver. Miss Shields, noted for elocution, was formerly from Stevens Point.
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Appleton
Wis
Rose Shields
Stevens Point
Rood
Bartesville
Kas
Robert Rood
Armeda
Shields
Oden Face Hh Opening of Mer Season at Bijou Theatre
Tonight the Bijou vaudeville theatre opens the summer season with free admission for children with parents. A special show will draw a large audience featuring the Lakotas American Japs Miss Kitty Stevens and other attractions promising a full house.
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Miss Kitty Stevens
Boy Postoffice Robber Nabbed in Wisconsin
A boy named Roman Delato was captured by Postmaster Smith at Beaver after a string of post office and depot robberies in Marinetta Wisconsin June 1. He led authorities to money hidden in the woods and around a nearby house.
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Marinette
Wis
Roman Delato
Smith
Beaver
Osgoodsby Returns to Seattle Court in Graft Case
M Osgoodsby once imprisoned here for mail order grafts reappears in Seattle police court. He was accused earlier of defrauding an old man over a San Diego lot with no existence and the case was dismissed. Now he faces charges of taking money for San Gabriel lots as several witnesses testify he defrauded others. Justice Chambers set next Wednesday for plea.
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M. Osgoodsby
Seattle
Wash
San Diego
Osgoodsby
San Gabriel
Justice Chambers
Phone Co Must go Underground in City Alleys
At a city hall meeting the fire committee decided against allowing the Wisconsin Telephone Company to keep aerial wires in alleys where the ordinance requires underground cables. A petition to exempt the alley between Sixth and Seventh and Main and King streets was denied.
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Common Council
Wisconsin Telephone Company
Sixth
Seventh
Main
King Streets
Many Storms in June Say Weather Prognosticator Hicks
Rev Ira Hicks predicts a stormy June with five central periods. First storms on June 3 4 5 bring warmer temps and rain then cooler, cloudy weather. Subsequent periods on 6 8 11 15 16 17 24 26 28 bring lightning, heavy rain, possible tornadoes and mixed regional impacts.
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Ira Hicks
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