Tear gas used as mob confronts Jackson murder suspect
In Jackson Michigan a crowd well over a thousand gathered to seize George Stanb, a confessed slayer linked to the Miss Alice Mallett case. Tear gas was fired to disperse the mob while Stanb, disguised as a city fireman, was moved from the jail. Officials waited twenty four hours before announcing the confession and filing murder charges after verifying Stanb’s account.
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Jackson
Mich
Tackson
George Stanb
Siarer
Alice Mallett
Lansing
Straub
La Follette Urges Amendment to Clip U.S. Court Rule
Senator La Follette presses to curb federal judicial power urging constitutional amendments to restrain courts. He denounces federal judges as tyrants and praises a popular will responsive judiciary. The Wisconsin senator receives a housing ovation as delegates hail his call for reform and pamphlet distribution.
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LA Follette
U. S
United States
Gompera
Wisconsin
Tribune of the People
Taft
Anderson
Indiana
McClintic
West Virginia
Ta Follette
Shipping chief says dry laws have no force on high seas
A maritime policy debate unfolds as shipping board counsel Elmer Schlesinger cites Supreme Court liquor rulings upholding serving liquor aboard American ships. Representative Cragin criticizes perceived aboard shore discrimination while Wayne Wheeler characters the Buech letters as an anti prohibition maneuver.
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High Seas
Lasker
Elmer Schlesinger
Shipping Board
Supreme
Representative Craligan
Massachusetts
Buech
Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti-saloon League
Carley of Janesville Heads State G A R in Wisconsin
James F. Carley of Janesville Wis was elected department commander of the Wisconsin G A R at the fifty seventh encampment. Oshkosh was chosen as the next meeting place for this body and the allied orders.
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Carley
Janesyville
G. A. RI Eal Claire
Wis
James F. Carley
Janesville
Tor
Wisconsin
Oshkosh
Merchants Bureau Pig Club Meeting Planned for Wednesday
The Tig Club of the Merchant's Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce held a brief Wednesday meeting to finalize plans for a dinner honoring contest winners and their families. Dune Star at Myrick Park was the venue, with Pelher elected chair. Plans included inviting several speakers and arranging pie prizes under Inter-State Fair conditions, rain plan to hold the event at the Chamber of Commerce hall.
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Chamber of Commerce
Dune Star
Myrick Park
WJ. Pelher
Hal
The Referee and the Railroads in a Nation’s Pulse
Albert Apple’s column praises the locomotive as civilization’s motive power, noting 12 years and 662,090 miles with minimal repair aboard a Southern Railway engine. It argues rail freight rates shape inland prosperity, touches prohibition’s corkscrew effect, Russia’s grain potential, and gun control aims, then shifts to a forecast of a hot start to summer with unsettled weather.
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Victor Co. O. Fugns
Southern Railway
Dio
America
Middle West
Hater
West
Barron
Seaheard
Mindille West
Seaboard
Wil
Toron
Noming
North Woods
Automobile party quots to close up Indiana coal mines
A crowd estimated at about 400 persons left plans to close all coal mines in operation between Terre Haute and nearby towns, with a mobile gathering moving east. The first stop was at the Hones miners near Staunton, where loaded coal was seized and dumped onto the road amid reports. HARNESS MEN ELECT MADISON WI
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Indiana
Terre Haute
Britney
Here
Mirty
Hones
Staunton
Ind
Obituary Mrs Anna B Higgins and Family Named
Mrs Anna B Higgins passed away at her son J J Figen street home at 5 30 AM Tuesday at age 47 She is survived by two sons and three daughters four grandchildren and one sister The children are John L Higgins Emanuel Higgins and Mabel Loomis of Milwaukee and William Funger Haralt Hilhect of Ta Crnsse sister Mrs A S Rawlinge of Indianapolis The notice preserves local obituary tone amid imperfect text.
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Anna B. Higgins
Anne B. Higgins
J. J. Figen
Radzer Street
Twa
John L. Higgins
William Funger
3D Haralt Hilhect
Ta Crnsse
Emanuel Higgins
Mabel Loomis
Milwaukee
4. S. Rawlinge
Indianapolis, Inc
Ici Se
Willard Seeks Rematch With Dempsey For World Title
Los Angeles report notes former heavyweight champion Willard expressed willingness to fight Jack Dempsey again for the world title. Manager Tim Kearns and Willard discussed terms, with no definite agreement reached. Also mentions a film showing at the Riviera and Philippine residents speaking multiple dialects.
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Willard
Jack Dempsey
Los Angeles
Califess
Kanena
Agte
Hollywood Discriet
Serihe
Taeth Kearns
Lempser
Tax Returns Due By June Fifteenth Under 1922 Rules
Treasury Decision No. 8292 sets extended filing times for calendar year 1927 and fiscal year 1922 returns. Tentative returns filed earlier must become final by June 14, 1922. Corporations failing to complete returns should file by June 28, 1922 at the Milwaukee division office or with Collector A H Wilkinson. Quarterly payments are due June 15, 1922, with penalties for late payment. Remittances to be made to the Milwaukee Collector or local post office division.
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Post Office
A. H. Wilkinson
Milwaukee
Lawyers Not All Grasping Count Armand in Interview
Belgian publicist Encamp discusses lawyers in a satirical exchange about a lawyer who sued a railroad for $5,000 damages after an injury. The tale notes the lawyer’s fee of $5,150 while omitting $150, presented as a gift, in a West Salem Nonpareil style remark.
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Armand ii Encamp
Germany
West Salem
Farmers' National Congress Leader Comments On Unions
President J. H. Kimble says farmers envy urban workers for short hours and higher pay. A union man on strike visits his country cousin as they discuss life in the country versus town. The farmer jokes that death rates are lower in rural areas, noting farmers have no time to die. West Salem Noopa reil Journal.
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J. H. Kimble
Farmers’ National Congress
George
West Salem Noopareil Journal
Body of Ferdinand Schesrhi Recovered From Amur Bay
Washington reports the body of Ferdinand J Schesrhi mate of Kontswain from the New Orleans gunboat crew believed lost in Amur Bay Siberia has been recovered. His mother is Amelia Herr of Oshizosh.
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Gob
Washington
Ferdinand J.schesrhi
New Orleans
Amur-bay
Siberia
Navy Department
Meee Amelia Herr
Oshizosh
Leonard and Tendler Set for Jersey City Title Fight
Benny Leonard and Lew Tendler agreed to meet for the lightweight championship in Jersey City on July 27. The match was finalized after Lacy slowed articles earlier this week.
Albert Stephens Ford Touring Car Stolen in Market Square
Albert Stephens reported the theft of his 1916 model Ford touring car from a Market square parking space between 5 and 7 p m Tuesday night. The vehicle, at 1805 South Eighth Street, had been recently purchased with a sign on the ear and was not recovered as of the Central Station report.
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Albert Stephens
South Eighth Street
Market Square
Stephens
Felice
Central Station
Attacks on Liquor Sales aboard Ships Prompt Policy Critique
The piece argues Victoria Vision as a business promoter of liquor aboard ships challenges law enforcement, citing Anheuser-Busch's letter urging congress to examine ship wine lists. It notes government hypocrisy as prohibition enforcement falters and skied craters counsel respect for the law amid inconsistent practice.
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Pageans
Victoria
Anheuser-Busch, Inc
Congress
Repubie
Spotless Town Clean-Up Plan In Arizona Town
A state clean-up week is promoted by the board of health to alert communities. Delegation visits small towns to gain cooperation. In a village mayor’s back room a committee member asks about plans and the mayor jokes about drinking red-eye and celebrating.
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Arizona
Board of Health
Car owners urged to fix license lights and parking
Chief Webber announces enforcement of parking ordinance in La Crosse order. Police require all garages to display the regulation and all autos to have lights aligned per state law. Officers stress parking rules include strapping vehicles as close to the curb as possible and within five feet of the street rail line.
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Webber
Police
la Crosse
Pacific Delegates Offer Candidate For Ad Club Head
Pacific delegates propose Homer Buckley for president of the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World. The Pacific coast group organized a Chicago delegation not yet pledged and expect a contest between Mackintosh and Holland, with a dark horse possible.
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Pacific
AD Club
Milwapree
Wis
Associated Advertising Clubs of the World
Pacifproast
van Strong
Homer Ot. Buckley
Ened
Pacific Coast
Byrkier Boos
Rere
Mackintosh
Holland
County Supervisors Hold Annual Outing at Onalaska School
The county board and officials gathered with families at Onalaska school for a post‑picnic outing near the Ta Crosse Dam. Nearly all members attended as offices closed for the day. A luncheon was served and a 4‑ball game highlighted the afternoon’s events.
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County Board of Supervisors
Rhamedras
Ta Crosse Dam
Onalaska
Serior
Pinner
Milwaukee Woman Leads State G. A. R. Daughters
A Milwaukee woman was chosen senior vice commander as Daughters of the G. A. R. met at the annual convention in Antigo attracting attendees from across Wisconsin. Emma Srink koff and Ethel Roberts among officers named with Stoughton noted for the day events.
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Milwaukee
Claire
Wis
Rokiner
Milwauker
Mary Mettill
Renisha
Emma Srinkkoff
Ethel Roberts
Stoughton
Public Debate Why Doesn't The City Have The Homestead?
In a letter from G W Kinder the En Crosse Tribune questions the city’s failure to fund a vital home project. The writer speculates on affordability and placement, urging clarity on when and where funds will be allocated.
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En Crosse Tribune
G. W. Kinder
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