Milwaukee Court Orders Hutton Held For Trial
A Milwaukee municipal court ordered Jorgue Hutton bound over for trial on charges tied to alleged violations of corrupt practices acts. District Attorney Verneitt argued lack of proof, while defense counsel Tatton moved to dismiss. Key witnesses included Tim Jarman and members of the Wisconsin Quib Saloan League, with testimony centered on campaign letters and circulars.
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Javiesaloon
Jorgue
Cart
George HM. Tuge
Guiriet Court
Ihn Setion
Qtorney Witlam HF
Hutton
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Bluge
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Comnant
Dudge Lavi HH
Bancroft
Riemand Center
Tim
Agia James. Richt
Don. Hicks
Milwaukee
League
Alma Schauer
Dart
Special Brick Ice Cream and Local Notices
VGity Briefs columns list diverse items from Special Brick Ice Cream to local business ads, church meeting times, and social notices. Names like Levy’s, Singer, Deneen, and Grier appear with locations such as Plant City and 108 Wilanchago Street, plus events at Cliftwood Inn and Gateway City Transfer Co.
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Singer
John Deneen
Plant City
Fiz
Dan Deneen
Hig
Liberte Street
Schram
Sst Methodist Church
Hite
Tris
Frank J. Toesehler
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Main Street
la Crosse
Ray W. Weideman
Denver
Ose
Grier
Wlanchago Street
Achoo
Jane
Tri-State
Keefo Business College
4Th
Pearl Sts
Success Gare
Fal Information
Desco
Clitthood Inn
Sat
Levi's
Wiliam Berry
St. Paul
GT. Alleman
Wat Avon
Ta Crome Betting Works
Gateway City Transfer Co
Floyd Hanson
Carlodonia Street
Ostecopathy
de. Joris
Newburg Br
Linker Electric Co
Sethe
Levy's Mist Tejon Gudsos
Canton
Big Ben
BE. W. Faker
Eighteen Year Old Heir to Half Million Estate
Elmer Eastworthy Jackett, 18, recently discharged from the navy, is reported heir to a $510,000 estate left by his uncle Harry W. Wilson of Hot Springs South Dakota who died recently. Jackett, who ran away to join the navy years ago, says he plans to seek the money once he reconnects with his family and finishes school. He recounts his naval service and his frugal earnings during training and a brief shipyard stint.
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Chicago
Elmer Eastworthy Jackett
Thenavy
Harry W. Wilson
Hot Springs
S. D
Navy
U. S
New York
Great Lakes Naval Station
Great Lakes
Morning News Summary From Washington to Philadelphia
Washington reports cite Secretary Hughes on efforts to urge Mexico toward a commerce treaty and recognition terms. Delegates to metal trades favor a united U S organization to curb fragmentation. In Washington the House passes a veterans affairs consolidation bill for Senate action. Chicago jury votes amid graft probes in city building projects. Philadelphia hardwood association rejects lower rail rates.
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Senate
Chicago
Ubicuso
Philadelphia
Joy
National Hardwood . Lumber Association
Etiquette’s Humble Roots In Garden Walk Labels
The term etiquette evolved from simple labels marking paths in Louis XIV’s grounds. A Scottish gardener, angered by walking labels, spurred the rule that couriers must stay on designated paths, making proper decorum a central practice.
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Louis MIV
Yersuliins
Lahelg
Coming Events From The Chamber of Commerce Calendar
A series of events is listed including a June Chamber of Commerce meeting, a Congregational church gathering, the Pie Club Dinner, a Breeders Plen¢ at the Agricultural School Grounds, a Steamer Washington excursion by the Twenty Century club, and other lectures and concerts with dates largely in June and November.
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Bilectian Ac Imrec
Plente— aAuspious
Myriete Pari
Duroz
Suly Siie
Washington
Twentieth Century Club
Alleday
Grolol
W. CA
Rheanna Maclin
Vera Poppe
Edna Vor
Inar
Fragmentary historical phrase meaning widened later
The readable fragment notes that the phrase meaning broadened thereafter and mentions crocodiles in the Nile near the first cataract in Upper Egypt. It also includes a statistic claiming Persia is 98 percent Muslim and begins a second figure stating Persia is 2 percent.
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Persia
Dedicated Service Men Plot in Oak Grove Sunday
The service men’s plot in Oak Grove Cemetery will be dedicated Sunday morning. Ta Cr0ss county supervisors and American Legion members will assemble at the courthouse at 9:00 a.m. and march to the cemetery. The West Salem band will head the parade and perform a formal program including presentation of the lot and speeches by F. W. Davis, Garry Robinson, and Col. G. W. Garrick, with benediction by Chaplain Giarke.
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Oak Grove
County Board of Supervisors
American Legion
Ta Crosse County
Court House
West Salem
Ameren
West Salem Miliary
Lot
F. W. Davis
Banger
Garry Robinson
Ta Cros Serenade
West Salemi
G. W. Garrock
Giarke
Plan to bar tobacco-using delegates defeated in synod
In Pittsburgh, a resolution to prohibit delegates who used tobacco from attending the D200 annul synod of the Reformed Presbyterian Church of North America was defeated by a large vote. The Rev. Dr. Wyle of Pittsburgh opposed the measure, saying those using tobacco should be allowed to attend to learn better.
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Tanea
The
Reformed Presbyterian Church of North America
Priday
Wyle
Ohio college to confer degree on President Harding
New Concord Ohio Muskingum college announces a decree of doctor of laws for President Harding at its commencement. The degree will be conferred when the president can visit New Concord. Harding is a graduate of Mal e Central College and Muskingum University.
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Ohio College
Harding
New Concord
Ohio
Muskingum College
Hern
Male Central College
Waler
Wild Asses in Grand Canyon Threaten Destruction
Fragmented report notes about 2000 wild asses roaming near the Grand Canyon in Arizona descended from animals from the Holy Land and Abratian routes. Government plans to exterminate them, describing the animal as highly alert and difficult to corral, with historical reference to Xenophon.
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Colorado
Holy Land
Abratia
Arizon
Thygush
Xenophon
Exams Occupying Attention at the University of Wisconsin
Madison Wis Examinations the grand finale of the school year occupy the attention of about 1000 students at the University of Wisconsin. Last classes were held Thursday with Friday open for last minute cramming for quizzes. Examinations end June 15 and students depart for home or summer work, as the summer session is expected to reach a record 4000 students.
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A. Kieinsmith
Roury Ross
Lansingha
Oly Cross
Baxant
Aptons
Nper
Tord Tateman
South da- Rote
Tinsehg
Kune Street
Kodirdiryas
Glendive
Montankrupt
Phill Manning
Whalen Co's
Lela Johuson
Fekong
Elizabeth Hith
Casa Street
Black
the University
Cole
Idaho Dental
Tan
Havarin
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Business University Graduates Featured in Testimonial
Dear friends endorse Wisconsin Business University as a solid business training school. Route D. Smith of Sparta praises the faculty and readiness to assist, noting high placement prospects, low cost, and short duration, calling the program the best investment of time and money for practical stenographic skills.
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Wisconsin Business University
WBU
Route D. Smith
Sparta
Wisconsin
Jenkins Bros. & Frink
Full Term Begins Sept 6 Catalog Offers Proof
The notice announces the start of the full term on September 6 and invites readers to request a free catalog detailing courses rates and housing. It mentions a companion "Proof" featuring letters and photos showing graduates success.
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Singer Electrica
Singer Shop
John Thompson
Inset
First Methodist Church
Lrick
Harold
Tomorrnow
Frank J. Hoeschler
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American Legion and County Board
Wild Asses
Arizona
China
Aid Cartaing
Cuticura
R. H. Herbert
M.D
Linker
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Young
Tag
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Surmer
Jxw and
Printina Co
Main ST. LA Crosse
California
Georgia
John C. Burns
KODAK
OEN Photo Service
South Third
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