Fountain City Man Named Secretary to Governor Blaine
Frank W. Kuehl of Fountain City was named executive secretary to Governor Blaine, to replace Ralph Wimmell, announced after state records were updated. A UW Law School candidate, Kuehl has been executive clerk and a student leader, active with the Badger yearbook and other campus activities.
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Fountain City
Blaine
University of Wisconsin Law School
Immell
Madison
Wis
Frank WW. Kuehl
exec+tive
Ralph Wimmell
Adjutant General of Wisconsin
Secretary of State
Kuehl
University of Wisconsin Law Acchool
Jury Drawn For Taxi Case To Be Heard Wednesday
Fragmented OCR reports a jury drawn for a taxi case against Lisi strivers opera mne without bonds or licenses. Walter Freler to defend. proceedings set for next Wednesday at 2 o clock with additional cases scheduled Thursday and Saturday.
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Lisi
HSA
Walter Freler
Willin Himmert
Obituary notices for Hoffman Oaks and others
Obituary notices report the death of August Hoffman of Chatfield Minnesota in May, with details of his family and farming life, and mention of siblings and relatives. Other obituaries include Jane Oaks of Oakland Minnesota and Thomas Woods, with summaries of their birthplaces, marriages, occupations, and surviving family as read in local notices.
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August Hoffman Anmrsi Huffmen
Chatfield
Minn
Tie
Fred
Fle Jong
Toorhe
Tranpbelo
Eouth
Raad Dione
Tetfiten Tieved
Chalfield Minn
Heffron
Tate
Charles Heffman
Ernsee
Thomas Woods
Thomas Wools
Frank Miller
Border ToT Names Highlight State Boundaries
A fragmentary OCR passage notes painterly portmanteau names formed from state names such as Calexico and Mexicali to mark border proximity and culture. It also mentions a monument in Blue Bell Ohio honoring an American breed birth in 1920 and a New York County matrimonial judgments tally of 1188 in 1922 under the Enoch Arden law.
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Maryland
Pennsylvania
Calexico
California
Mexico
Mexicali
Blue Bell
Warren County
Ohio
New York County
Rhodesia and neighboring lands described in wild estimates
The article claims Rhodesia and adjacent territories are about seven times the size of England and Wales and roughly the size of France Germany and Belgium, with references to Orange Free State Natal and Cape Colony. It alleges government bounties drive extermination of predators and threaten animal life.
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Rhodesia
England
Wales
France
Germany
Belgium
Natal
Cape Colony
Storms and battles on sea and golf tourney in Racine
A battered vessel named the Bessie Dollar fought a long hand to hand battle at sea for eight days with captain Meehan and crew in a dramatic gale described as an entire universe of darkness. Separately high school golfers gathered in Racine for a Wisconsin state tourney with Western Golf Association involvement and a silver trophy for winners. A Milwaukee road verdict awarded damages to a Milwaukee widow after a jury found in her favor.
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Mecham Bmatlu
iMantain
Frank Maeham
Seattle
Meehan
Racine
Wis
Quaelifring
Simes
Wisconsin
High Sebnil
Pleven
Ne Western Golf Association
Pines Toothe
Milwanieer
Revoshbo
Wanikesba
Ladke
Gyunees
Lanpeytitie
Edgerren
Aareland
Weer Nis
Take Mills
South Dallakee
Shotgun wound fatal to Deerfield farmer Matyeon
A Deerfield area farmer, residing south of Deerfield, died after a shotgun discharge during an apparent accident. The incident occurred Friday morning, with the victim identified as Matyeon. Authorities report the death as accidental and tied to a discharge from a firearm.
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Deerfield
Matyeon
Teerfield
Sheegun
Madison
Fights Fraud in Northern Trans Jurisdiction Probe
Henry Aweifel oversees prosecution efforts amid a fraud investigation into an oil promotion scheme. The case targets illicit trials and wholesale deception, with authorities detailing illicit use of funds and widespread misconduct.
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Henry Aweifel
Fears
New testimony in Mount inquiry sheds light on case
Roscoe Conxtne, Northwestern student, gave new testimony at a Friday conference in Ludington. Charles G. Wharton and John Sherboro of Cook County law offices said it may solve the disappearance of North western University student Leighton Mount in 1922.
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Ludington
Mich
Charles G. Wharton
John Sherboro
Cook County
Chicas
Leighton Mount
Northwestern University
Roscoe Conxtne
Northwestern
Attornay Flien
Virgil A. Fitch
Roscoe
Chicago
Wharton
Injunction Sought to Halt House of David Probe
Benton Harbor Mich. fruit grower John H Culbey filed in circuit court Friday to stop a grand jury inquiry into the House of David colony led by Benjamin Purnell. He sought an injunction to bar the county treasurer from paying vouchers tied to Judge Dingeman's investigation claiming lacks legal warrant.
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Benton Harbor
Mich
House of David
John H. Cylhy
Banton Township
Culbey
Askix
Harry J. Dingeman
Benjamin Purnell
Jud Dingeman
Cullbill
Dingeman
Tick acid outbreak kills inspector in Alabama incident
An inspector, Thomasville Alabama, died after exposure to undiluted tick poison used to dip clothing. Police say the agent burned severely, sending him home by horseback where he collapsed near a creek. Efforts by doctors arrived too late. the victim died from the poisoning.
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Thomasville
Ala
David St. White
Alarm Saves Seven From Death In Fire
A wisconsin farm fire on a Friday night trapped seven members but an alarm saved them. Deaf man Simley Rychireki, 44, was burned attempting to escape and perished when his charred body was found later. The blaze gutted the farm home near Alvin M. Waller's hog farm. Efforts to rescue were hampered by smoke and flames.
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Mitwa
Wis
Erenia - Hon
Simley Rychireki
Alvin M. Waller
Kichureki
Smoka White
Andonenit
Werner
Poison and remedies in old medical lore headline
A fragmentary historical note discusses remedies and esthetic tonics including camphor, magnesia, and other compounds. It references the process of distillation and crystal formation, notes on the purpose of camphor, and a brief mention of Me selveprine in manufacture. It also covers a Prussian loan issue and a golf championship result with Gene Sarazen.
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Cal
Magnesia
Eaast
Vanous
Richmond light cruiser fastest ship afloat breaks speed records
The Richmond, a 7000 ton steel cruiser built in Philadelphia, shatters Navy speed records with 34.45 knots trials off the Maine coast. Its design blends heavy armament and seaplane scouts, and observers say Atlantic crossings could occur in about four days, marking a new era for large ships.
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Atlantic
Philadelphia
Mauretania
Line
Richmond
United States Navy
Maine
Cibserver's
New Yok
Porto Rico
Mineratia
Nearly a thousand Baptist ministers aided in 1922
The 1922 annual report of the Southern Baptist convention shows relief totaling over 1.0 million dollars drawn from Rockefeller and other sources. Secretary William Lunsford cites plans to stabilize relief with a fixed annual amount, while additional funds are sought to cover current and future needs. The board aims to raise 5,000,000 to 6,000,000 for ongoing support among ministers and families.
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Kansas
Baptist Convention
William Lunsford
Datlag
Texas
John D. Rockefeller
Lunsford
Plecorhon
Jenar
Connecticut Bill Requires Correct Time Display
Hartford Conn Governor Templeton signed an anti lay flight saving bill setting that public clocks in Connecticut must show standard time. Violations incur a maximum fine of 100 dollars.
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Connecticut
Hartford
Templeton
Jewelry theft targets Franklin Smith residence in Lake Perest
Jewelry valued at 18400 to 20000 and Liberty bonds worth 1800 were stolen from Franklin P. Smith's Lake Perest home on Thursday. Police and private detectives search for Thomaz Byrnes, the missing butler.
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Butler
Chicago
Franklin “P. Smith
Lake Perest
Thomaz Byrnes
Morgan Sentenced to Die in Electric Chair
Slatre to Dt Philadelphia reports Wylie N. Morgan convicted of kidnapping, attacking and slaying six year old Lillian Gillmore last February. He was sentenced Friday to die in the electric chair. The piece mentions surrounding Peking with a massive wall referenced in the context.
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Philadelphia
Wylie N
Texes) Morgan
Lillian Gillmore
Here for Bride Lord Northesk at New York Opera Ball
A clipped 17th century style OCR note reports Lord Northesk smiling coldly at Miss Jessica Brown as he pursues a Bride at a Broadivey event in New York City. The fragment hints a mobienan context and a dramatic engagement in a high society setting.
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Lord Northesk
New Yorke Ranic
Amerie
Slaim Mies
Jessica Brown
Poles Dismantle Warsaw Cathedral to Defy Russia
In Warsaw local sentiment frames the destruction of Alexander Nevsky Cathedral as a bold stand against Russian domination. The 1894 monument, seen by Poles as a symbol of czarist control, will be razed as Polish national identity asserts independence, with celebrations planned as the structure is removed.
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Warsaw
Russia
Poland
Alesander Nevsky
Holy Russi
Tts
Czaristir Tominatior
Amversial Milan
Becaime Strane
Becaime Strane Moneh
Alexander Neveki
Maxshai Pilsuds
Phalm Ash
New Russian Party Formed in London
The Associated Press reports a new Russian group, the National Progressive party, formed in London. It aims to hold a future national plebiscite in Russia to decide its fate, supports religious freedom and trade, and is open to all exiled Russians rather than a closed elite.
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London
Associated Press
National Progressive Party
Russia
Germany
Howe
Special car fitted out for president's trip
In Wilmington a special observation car is being fitted and equipped at Pullman car works for President Harding's western tour. The car will be specially detailed and tested before use to broadcast speeches during the air journey.
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Wilmington
Prestileony Harding
Speciel Detlan
University chief stresses accuracy as civic need in speech
Burton of Michigan, speaking at the Executives club in Chicago, urged a new emphasis on accuracy in all fields as the basis for addressing present day problems. He argued universities must realign toward clearer aims and reform teaching to emphasize exact work.
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Burton
Michigan
Chicago
M. T. Berlin
University of Mishkin
Sherman Hots
Lie
Tip Ower
Pep
Prosperity Faces State Sol Levitan Travel Talk
Madison Wis The Commercial Travelers convention delegates chosen Aaron as the city for the 1 meeting here Friday. Levitan testified the travel group faces issues with visibility and business prospects. The remarks highlighted longstanding experience and belief in Wisconsin as a key market.
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SOL Levitan
Madison
Wis
Arron
Organizie Nows Euailiary
Qsandt
Salonen Levitan
Wisconsin
Conferees Find No Solution to Debt Problem in Turkey
Delegates at the conference report failure to agree on Turkey's debt issue. Allies state they cannot offer further terms and urge Ankara to craft arrangements with creditors to avert a default.
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Turkey
New Orleans Honors Negro Rich Man In Estate Tribute
New Orleans pays homage to a wealthy Black man who left an estate estimated between 60 000 and 100 000. The will, filed after a federal judge’s ruling, honors his memory and notes decades of faithful public service. Funeral ceremonies included officials and friends, reflecting his impact on the local community.
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New Orleans
Federal
Enanery
FF. C. Billings
Britons Barred From Entry as Quota Exhausted
Special inquiry board on Ellis Island rejects seven British subjects who arrived on the President Manine. Five are women including Ada Thomjay and her daughters Edith and Idi, residents of Waupun. Mrs Elsie Demitron’s case was decided adversely, but some may gain admission as tourists.
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New York
Elis Island
Manine
Ada Thom Jay
Edith
Idi
Waupun
Elsie Demitron
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Relief and Annuity Board
Peking
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