Women Open Murder Case In Ohio Go-Between Charge
Mrs Eva Catherine Kuties widow of Daniel Kaber of Lakewood Ohio and Miss Marina Mededle faced first degree murder charges in the Kaber case. The arraignment before Judge Lernon Bates set a possible hearing for June 28. A key witness linked a Cleveland woman to supplying medicine used in the poisoning. Mrs Kaber denied threats against her husband and the alleged plot.
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Ceestiand
Eva Catherine Kuties
Daniel i) Kaber
Lakewood
Ohie
Anil Nee Daughies
Marina Mededle
Weadud Tok Ghilly
Kader
Lernon Batearday Marding
Bath
New York
Richer
Tve
Kyber
Bort
Raber
Kahee
Cleveland
Mia Kaber
Kaber
Holy Trinity Class Play The Robbers of Met Kulm
The Holy Trinity class of 1921 presents The Robbers of Met Kulm as their class play on Sunday and Monday June 12 and 14. The production features ornate costumes scenery and striking lighting with a large cast including Sir Henry Lord of the Castle and Knight characters. Local attendees are promised a dramatic historical tale set in a fortified setting with many standout roles and period details.
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Holy Trinity School
Robbers of
Met
Kulm
Mt Kola
Borrowlyg
Sir Henry
Lloyd Sehapor Onomuy
Lawrence Naerile
Knight Harke War
Coxtle
Herman Thill
Hulthold
Bernard Schmikalo
Tenmnut
Kust
Seerievesee
August Sul
Alphonse Stiemmes
Adword
Harry Wiltinger i
Wittiam JoSngen
Sermtse
Eberhard
Hariwics
Mttendant
Beeen Sek
Ayer
Time saving ordinance kept in force across city streets
City actions retain the time saving ordinance affecting traffic flow at intersections. A $4,760 settlement is authorized for remaining payments related to the Black River bridge construction. The council opposes tax assessments on certain Wisconsin properties and directs the city attorney to challenge changes. Public works to resurfacing streets and water lines funded. equipment purchases approved for new line and truck depot. Officials consider public street maintenance costs and future police park improvements. several city leaders and departments named in various motions.
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Black River
Arsolsthont
Wisconsin
Glent
Tax Commission
Decker Receives Life Sentence for Slaying Lovett
WarSaW, Til, Mrs Dyuit Decker AU ner two sons. Virgil Decker was convicted by a jury and sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of Leroy Lovett in a plot tied to insurance. The state alleged Decker killed Lovett to secure insurance proceeds and to gain control of a business plan.
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Warsaw
Til
Dyuit Decker
Xeon
Leroy Love
Arto Oatunly
Viesd Decker
Tate
Virgil
United States to Submit Deals with European Nations
The report states U.S. will submit international deals to the government for approval after talks at President Harding’s conference. Relayed by Jen Morgen and other international leaders, the understanding centers on creditor nations and monetary arrangements, with bankers involved in the process.
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Washington
Harding
Tin Tauri
Natin
Seul, Agathoat Focwin
Grovernment
Congress Deficit Bill Urges Canal Wasthe Revision
Informal OCR reads like a garbled report about a deficit bill and canal purchase urged by Secretary Weeks. Includes references to a 41,500,000 purchase recommendation and mentions Ohio and a 72 year congressional tenure.
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Congress
Weeks
Yale Grads in Milwaukee Cheer Harvard Men
Milwaukee hosts a Yale graduates gathering cheering Harvard men at a downtown club event. The program featured golf, swimming, and airplane talks with a general banquet at the Wisconsin Club and President Lowell as principal speaker. Attendees will attend church services and other events on Sunday.
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YALE
Milwaukee
Harvard
I. AL Falentine
Weed Thebst
Wisconsin
Lowell
Conrry Ls
Burial Site for John Calvin Sought in Geneva
In Geneva authorities seek the burial place of John Calvin. A protestant reformer, allegedly descended from Galvin, is claimed to be connected to the Calvin lineage. The alleged burial site lies in a Geneva cemetery near Main-Pilais as per local tradition and family pledge.
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John Calvin
Geneva
Joby
Galvin
DiNn
Cavin I
Srersey
Areenya
Jase
Gener
AutoRegistrations Show Regional Vehicle Trends
A scanned Omaha Chamber of Commerce summary reports auto registrations across the United States, noting California leads with high counts and the South and Southeast producing a majority of registered vehicles. The mix includes 12.4 percent in New York and a smaller share elsewhere, with some regional anomalies noted.
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Ami
Hale
Omaha Cimber
Commerce Tran
Nandi Automobile
Gustile
Automobs United
California
Yalons
Legion Chief Anthisan Foreman Funeral Rites In Cincinnati
National commander of the American Legion, Anthissander Foreman, killed in an automobile crash near Indianapolis, will have funeral rites in Cincinnati with military honors. French officials and US representatives will be present. Foreman is praised as the Legion’s national commander and a central figure in postwar service.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Desent J. Hooker
Colone
aAmtsinin Legion
Preneh Wen
United States
Leerence
Trench Emwer
Washington
Anthissador Tusecrand
Tsdianapolis
Chicago
Braith
theAmerican Legion
Foreman
Legion Netion
Minos
Clark
Fortaay
Teeayer
Big class given diplomas at the normal on Friday
A movement argues public education must rise to private school standards to ensure equal opportunity. Advocates better pay for teachers, higher training, and improved physical well being, aiming for universal access to quality schooling and literacy.
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Tedebers
Magill
North Carolina
State Deputy Addresses Child Labor Problems in Wisconsin
State Deputy Frederickson of the industrial commission arrives in Ta Croyvie and will remain at the La Grex hotel through Sunday afternoon to discuss child labor laws with local employers. A circulated letter by Deputy Turler Wry notes confusion over new statutes, with Goleman urging publication of the levy. The missive explains work without labor permits is restricted to home or specific exempt duties, warns against misinterpretation, and stresses penalties for illegal employment.
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Frederickson
Industrial Cummission
Ta Croyvie
la Grex Mh
Wisconsin
Turlor Wry
Industrial Commission
Ming
Goleman
Qucational
Mayripyes
Thi
Ard
Wortham Show Lights Up La Crosse With Week of Carnival
The La Crosse fairgrounds were crowded as the Wortham shows drew crowds nightly. Tonight marks the final performance of the Wortham carnival with promises of new acts and a larger audience, hailed as the largest cleanest tent show in the region and praised by attendees.
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Merry Naked
la Crosse
Allvabce
Obituary notices from La Crosse and Tomah residents
Notices report the deaths and forthcoming funerals of Deriveter D Skoglund of La Crosse aged 45 and Jowan Schaller of Austin and Galenas ter, with details on survivors and funeral arrangements. Also announced is the passing of Mrs Louis Baumgarten of Tomah and related family notices including interment plans in Oak Grove and Tomah cemeteries.
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Skoglund
la Crosse
Jackson Street
Goa
Sweden
Jone
Toboaua
America
le Grosse Inn
Johannsa
IL L
Largen
Wis
August Ludquist Willmar
Yuna
Carl Sorenson
le Bresse
O. I. Skoglund
Tohn Skoglung
Starbuck
Albert Menus
Fessler
Claude R. Shaver
Intrient
Oak Grove Cemetery
Jowan
CG Schaller
John
Chuiler Dier
Asda
Gurree
Frank
Schaller
Austin
Galenvster
J. . Johnsen
Elwertson
Oak Grove
Mita
Louis Baumgartion
Dean Garry
Louis Baumgarten
Tomah
Government Workers End White Strike in Italy
A Rome dispatch reports that the white strike of Italian government employees ended after more than a week. Workers returned to offices and resumed work immediately. The strike demanded higher wages as the sole grievance behind the stoppage.
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Rome
Suarurdey
Msimd
Coed Admission Opens at Williams College
A distant report notes Williams College opens its doors to women, marking a first for a male dominated institution. Dorothy Zirgier is mentioned among early coed entrants as the college begins admitting girls.
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Wiliam
Mary Collere
Wileiamsborg
Dorothy Zirgier
Blaser Sentenced After Manslaughter Verdict in Darlington
In Darlington Wisconsin Herman Blaser was found guilty of manslaughter in the fourth degree after a five and a half hour jury verdict. Judge Shermut Be Smalley sentenced him to one year in the state prison at Worups. Blaser had been jailed six months after shooting Ernest Struder Christmas. Card of thanks from the Ropu family expresses gratitude for sympathy and offerings.
Resolution Passed at Labor Meeting in Denver
The recall of Sims from England and a dishonorable discharge from the United States navy were discussed in London as part of a Friday convention address. President Gompern urged unity, pledged service to the American movement, and forecast labor unions holding their gains amid ongoing battles.
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Denver
Col
Mira) Sims
England
United States
Warding
London
Metal Trk
American Federaion of Labor
American ’ Movement
Gompern
Trinity Lutheran Church Picnic at Myrke Park
The Trinity Lutheran Church announces a Sunday school picnic at Myrke Park Sunday afternoon with athletic events and entertainment for members of the schools. Also noted are plans for bankers to discuss livestock loan methods in Chicago and Allied occupation updates in Germany.
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Trinity Lutheran
Myrke
Trinity Lutheram Church
Myvies Park
Washington
Chicago
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Wits
Mayer
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Celtis
Tho
Malnor
Kitwitic
Tabissan
James Cotton
Toronto
William M. Marston
Center
Boston
Your Hundred
Mary Garden
Muriel McCormick
Harold
Decker
Lovett
Europe
U. S
Dan
Eemgross
Jusserand
Galbraith
Counrry
Eighth Pride
Cart OF
Thanis
Bereaverunt
Sue
Gradma
Sigler
OG. Stockmeter
Noth Copain
Minnie
Leslie Oehler
T. A. Movent
J. M. Weber
Wein
Cron
Ames
Hk Move
Amee
Tim
TUR Nut Bros
Ches & Was
Wortham
Peter C. Skoglund
Rev
Shaver
Paltbeckers
Fix
Maral
Ropu
Sims
Rhineland
Coblenz
Teheran
Arizona
Majestic
Rose Garden Palace
Mother Makes
Staumirs
Majestic’s
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