Two Men Held for Robbing Trempealeau Bay Cottages
William Harris of Centerville and Edward Tracey of Winona were identified by caretaker Peter Reinard as part of a group that forced him at gunpoint to drink doped wine and stole two kegs of elderberry wine from Trempealeau Bay cottages on May 31. The alleged robbers visited again that night, tying and beating Reinard before leaving with more liquor, as neighbors alerted police.
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William Harris
Centerville
Wis
Edward Tracey
Winana
Peter Reinard
Trempealeau Bay
Biey
Harris
Tracey
Whitehall
Ed Erickson
K. Thenner
Johnard
Hiarria
Reinard
Steinard
da Crosse
Louis Kuck
Gid Reinard
Tye
Rernard
Ansa
Red Arrow Men Meet at Madison Late in August
Madison Wis Preparations for a veterans convention visit are underway with details still unfolding Signs of public ties and display layouts appear in early plans The article notes life insurance statistics showing women have a certain death rate though specifics are unclear due to OCR errors
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RED Arrow
Madison
Wis
Morrissey
Maran- Fion
Milwaukee Guard Officers Discharged For Misconduct
Two Wisconsin National Guard officers from Milwaukee Battery A 1211st Field Artillery were discharged with loss of commissions after an efficiency board found Lieutenant Jesse E. James reported moonshine sales at the Whitefish Bay armory and struck a fellow officer, while Lieutenant Alfred H. Becker fired into a ceiling knot hole and led a factional group. Captain Fred A. Fish’s record will be investigated further. Adjutant General Holway warned he will punish officers who permit armory law violations.
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Madison
Wisconsin_national guard
Pleut
Jesse E. James
Alfred H. Becker
1211St Field Artillery
Milwaukee
Orlando Holway
James
Whitefiesh Bay
Captain Fish
Armory
Wisconsin Guard
Byron T. Beveridge
Whitefish Bay
Holway
Becker
Madison Supreme Court Upholds Fifteen-Year Assault Sentence
Milwaukee man Sorenson had pleaded guilty to assault with intent to rob a Milwaukee store while armed. The Supreme Court affirmed a fifteen-year prison term, rejecting his claim that war-related physical and mental conditions justified the act. He entered the building, fled when confronted, and no property was taken.
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Madison
Sorenson
Milwaukee
Atternes
da Rehnileer
Brook N.Y
Bonus bill introduction stalled by McCumber in Senate
In Washington the soldiers bonus bill will not be sent to the Senate for several days as Chairman McCumber of the finance committee remains occupied with the tariff bill. He has yet to complete the report to accompany the bonus measure, while tariff work advances. Republican leaders worry the tariff debate could sidetrack the compensation measures.
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Washington
Senate
McCumber
Senate Finance Committee
Chas
H. Fletcher
Viledice
Centaur Company
New
Legislative push aims for action on new administration
Handsome proponents of the legislation press for quick steps as executive departments prepare to implement the measure. Officials estimate six months to get the machinery in operation.
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Legislaton
Quenches Thirst with Mersford's Firugalats Drink
An old advertisement touts Mersford's Acid Phosphate as a refreshing mix for water or fruit slices. It promises renewed vitality and nerve strength through Firugalats.
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Mersford
Securities division orders stock reassignment in Neenah paper firm
Madison Wis The securities division of the railroada commission on Tuesday required that 880000 dollars of stock issued by Waller Paper company of Neenah based on a Viassine paper formula be reassigned to the company. Authority to issue 756000 dollars of stock was originally granted by G S Can head of the securities division.
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Madison
Wis
Securities Division
The
Railroade Commission Thesday
Waller Paper Company
Neenah
G. 5. Can. Right
Yale
Marshal Fosh
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