Hale enters race for district attorney in Minnesota
Quincy H Hale, youngest lawyer admitted to the U S Supreme Court, enters the race for district attorney in Minneapolis Minnesota. He has long been active in the Biesen murder case and helped press for justice in the pivotal investigation. Hale trained at the University of Minnesota and began practice in
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University of Minnesota
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Deposed Leader of Vladivostok Reportedly Restored
A Tokyo dispatch reports the Vladivostok government chief was ousted by order of a constitutional decree. The line of succession is unclear as sources mention Li Yuin and Shih Chang amid calls for stabilization and restoration of authority.
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Day's Victims in Belfast Disorder Reach Total of 11
Associated Press reports a surge of violence in Belfast with 11 fatalities after Thursday’s heavy firing on Falls Road and surrounding districts. Special Constable Roulston died of wounds, and a mob attacked shops as police raided for arms. Military patrols replaced constables on border areas with widespread raids and fires damaging property.
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Street Railway Buys Three More Cars for Lines
The Wisconsin Railway Light & Power orders three additional safety one-man cars for the street railway system. The new cars will serve on the Ay atrest and Myrick quirk lines and expand operation of single car service on south side routes. Howard Howiard, topni, says the fleet will enable perate vehicles on all cup puumiler schedules.
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Ay Atrest
Myrick Quirk
Aperite
Myerick Pure
Market Street
Howiard
Frank Kleinertz appeals from two decisions by Hunt
Frank Kleinertz a Milwaukee restaurant proprietor appeals to the bench court from two decisions by Judge Hutif in cases where Kleinertz was the defendant. In one suit Art Deal taxi line operator recovered for alleged repairs billed. In the second suit Wisconsin Minnesota Light & Power claims against Kleinertz over a heat light bill with tenant responsibility argued.
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Power
Kleigenz
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Kleinertz and Tees & Burge
Heads of Rail Unions Called Into Session
Cincinnati report says sixteen chiefs and other executives of railroad unions will meet in Cincinnati next Tuesday to discuss matters vital to rail workers. The gathering, called by B M Jewell, aims to address recent wage cuts and issues before the labor board.
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United States Labor Board
Indiana Senator Repeats Charges Against Hoover
Indiana Senator Watson repeats claims that Herbert Hoover failed to provide detailed accounts of expenditures for Russian Belgian and other relief programs. He blasted reports read in the Senate as omitting details salaries and vouchers and said Hoover handled vast sums beyond any previous anyone.
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Green Bay Brewer Arrested on U S Day Charge
Milwaukee Wis Fred Bahr proprietor of the Bahr Brewing Company Green Bay and the brewing company were indicted on fifty counts for manufacture and sale of beer of illegal alcoholic content. He was arrested by a U S deputy marshal and admitted to bail of 2500. The true bill cites sales to Green Bay taverns and to the Elks Club of Green Bay.
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Bahr Brewing Company
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Doctor tied to Grace Lusk murder wed in East
Dr. David H. Roker, once linked to the Grace Lusk case and a year in Milwaukee’s house of correction over his ties to a Waukesha teacher, married Thursday in Wauseshi New Xeirie 4. The ceremony also connected Violet Carlstedt and Miss Little Chure Around the Corner.
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New Xeirie
Secretary Named For The Chamber Of Commerce Here
R. W. Holcombe from Hutchinson Kansas will become executive secretary of the Chamber of Commerce here. He was chosen from 75 candidates after a three finalist elimination. Holcombe has ten years as a commercial club secretary in Columbia South Carolina Butler Pennsylvania and Hutchinson Kansas. The post has been vacant since last November.
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State Treasurer Testifies in Small Trial in Waukegan
Edward E. Miller, Illinois state treasurer, testified that Governor Len Small advised using personal bonds instead of a surety bond. He identified a receipt from his predecessor and described inspecting funds and securities tied to the Small administration, including a $9.9 million pile of packers notes and a $100,000 loan to Verne Curtis.
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Chicago
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Verne
Intelligent Young Man Seeks Light Office Work Near Le Crosse
Just out of hospital after serious operation, this five year old, two year high school educated man with bookkeeping knowledge, four children and a wife to support seeks light office or similar work. He can handle a full day’s work that avoids heavy lifting. contact Social Service Society at 594 or visit city hall office for leads.
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Balloons Race Drags On With Many Still Aloft Across Midwest
Twelve of thirteen Milwaukee balloons remain in flight as of noon in the national balloon race. Pilot von Hoffman from St Louis leads as the only civilian entry to land near Fort Wayne after about nineteen hours aloft. Balloons drift over Illinois, Lake Erie, and toward Canadian skies with reports from Detroit to Windsor noting sightings and drift directions.
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Springfield
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Chicago
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Ontario
Wisconsin Progressive Hold Conference Faction Divides
Bosshard led a Citizens Republican State conference in La Crosse to form a ticket and platform opposing La Follette. He accused the La Follette faction of allying with Socialist and Nonpartisan groups, calling them radical and Bolshevik, and urged adherence to open primary measures and low taxation. Continued on page six.
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Harding
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Fort Atkinson
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Milwaukee
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Marinette
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Marquette University
Camedic
Wisconsin Republicans Debating Governor Nominee Fight
Milwaukee reporters describe the Citizens' Republican state conference in session, nominating for governor first and then for other statewide offices as party leaders seek a candidate. Roy Wilcox and William Morgan vie amid talks of a deadlock while George McKerrow and others loom as possible dark horse nominees.
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