Pardons Heard In Milwaukee Hearing On Wednesday
Blaine will hear 51 pardon applications including Glenway Maxon, a Milwaukee youth serving five years for manslaughter. List shows residents from Milwaukee and surrounding counties with offenses including larceny burglary assault and murder.
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Mantison
Blaine
Glenway
Maxon
Milwaukee
Nineroma
Victoria Jenterski
Glennoay Maxon
Frank Senmidt
St. Crom County
Nick Larinovitch
Feryme Tive Uve
Larrety Hoerhertstaeehel
Winnebago Roan Tr
Anton Re. Langlade Centiing
Mibegukee
Arnold Nolte
Lemons and Orchart White Skin Cream Promises Beauty
A vintage advert promises a lemon and Orchart White cream will soften skin and whiten complexions. It claims stage beauties use the harmless cream to reduce freckles sunburn and tan, with quick dramatic results for face neck arms and hands.
Sugar Tariff Decision Cited as Indefensible Policy
George McManus reports on President Harding and the Sugar tariff stance as the Democratic National Committee denounces the decision as indefensible. The piece centers on reactions from party leaders in Chicago and contends the tariff policy lacks justification and impact.
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Jiormea
Harding
Chicago
Democratic National Committee
Butter and dairy output rise in 1922 reports
Washington reports indicate higher production across dairy goods in 1922. Creamery butter output reaches over 1.15 billion pounds, cheese production edges up to around 14 million tons, ice cream expanded, margarine and evaporated milk also show gains, versus 1921 figures.
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Washington, D. C
United States Department of Agriculture
Poinia
Department Parte
Wares of Red Peril Echoes in Taher Feeringko Celebration
A fragmented report describes fears of spreading communist principles during a Taher Feeringko event. It mentions a wary envoy and a reentry by Heine amid tense public sentiment and alleged ideological influence.
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Heine
Upham to Stick SPW York Announcement
Fred W. Upham of Chicago, treasurer of the National Republican Committee since 1915, has no intention of resigning.
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Upham
YORK
Fred WW. Upham
Chirac
National Republicas Caramittee
Legislature Bills And Actions In Wisconsin Session
Bills engrossed cover county territorial planning and park benefits, Milwaukee school auditing, high school physical education, and bonds legality. Several measures pass third reading and a few are killed, including Washington’s birthday holiday. Governor Smith’s stance on enforcement act labeled weak. Shipping disaster reports detail Glen Bouleh sinking near Norfolk with liquor cargo. Minnesota fires largely controlled.
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Woller
Tucker
Board of Fire and Police
Irities
Olsen
Milwaukee School Board
Rille
Milwaukee
Belnit
Bilis
Czerwinski
Washington
Zerwinski
Atate
Ry Servise
Iniversity
Inof Board
North Carolina Farmers Sign 10 Reform Pledges
North Carolina farmers pledge reform actions including home living, poultry support, fruit and dairy provisions, and year round farming duties as part of a state agriculture initiative. The record notes a 2.7 percent signing rate and references extension and agricultural departments coordinating the effort.
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North Carolina
Raleigh
WN. C
Recruits Added to Army Fighting Common Barbary
Minneapolis report says recruits join the effort against the common barbary pest. A local milling firm offers free barberry fishers to Wisconsin and twelve other states. Chemicals and transport aid reach out to producers and millers. Officials plan an eradication campaign larger than any before. Wisconsin directions under Xael Themrp ine in Madison coordinate arsenate spraying.
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Minneapolis
Harberry
Harberry Fishters
Wiscasin
Wisconsin
Xael FL Themrpine
Mel
Madison
Attacks School Texts in New York Amid Turmoil
Fragmentary OCR note reports a militarized stance in New York schools, claiming 1600 under arms and millions of offers under authorities. Names and exact details are unclear, but it suggests a high tension situation around school administration and governance.
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NEAW
Pepsodent promises whiter teeth and film removal
An advertising pitch extols Pepsodent’s claimed benefits for oral health. It asserts the toothpaste reduces mouth acids, digests starch deposits, and removes a viscous film, promising quicker, noticeable whitening and protection for both adults and children. It urges use from first tooth onward.
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la Crosse
Anton Wistrowski
Marathon County
Torsery
Harry Sorenson
Racine
Inmer Thoma
Dane County
Peter Rous
Barren County
Hugh McVey
Brown County
Charles Nickerson
Jareeny
Viola Brinkmaay
Mamsiau
Albert Radwill
Areant
John Gilson
Ornhe Agiement .” Miltan A. Bedge, Milwhunea
Yo Riezer
Fale Sarang Simnex Peplinsk
Millwatkes
Serering
Frey Schweppe
Milwaikee
Joan Walter
Georges Murphry
Ferhert
Tetteh
Vereey
Ambink Orseiah
Milwauker
Emil Seheene
Serener
Prises Sare
Spurgeon
Baker’s
J. P. Taker Company
Janesville, Wis
Hoeschler Bros
Drageisin
CROWN
North Side Bottling Works
Wis
Gribe
Anterim
U. 5
George McManus
Lorca
Xoore
Grea
Senate
Sembly
Scores Smith
Wayne B. Wheeler
Antisaloon League
Smith
Norfolk
Pati
Minn
Fred Leibold Piano Co
Main Street
Hofstra
Nome En
Renee
Fepaodent Company
Wabueh Avenue
Mntil
Attidrom
Hebberd Drug Store
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