Sparta Officers Nab Safe Blowing Suspect On Saturday
Sparta police seized Frank Greer after a Saturday street confrontation led to his arrest for suspected safe blowing. Chief Webber and Detective Cunningham commented on Greer and an alleged accomplice, Sullivan, noting fingerprints and tools found at the scene.
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Applications For Licenses Due By June 30
Notices urge that licenses must be applied for by June 30 to allow the council to issue final approvals at the upcoming meeting. The deadline is emphasized as essential for completing license allocations. Also brief mentions a Madison, Wis incident where a man was burned in a house fire triggered by an electric heater.
Wisconsin Legislature Nearing Adjournment Amid Graft Probe
Madison observers report over 200 bills await action as the Wisconsin Legislature presses to clear its calendar before July 1. Chief Clerk O G Munson notes 564 senate and 385 assembly bills introduced. many measures remain, with sessions planned morning, afternoon, and night to finish within ten days if no major ties derail progress.
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Judge Smalley 8 Placed on Trial in Own Courtroom
A clumsy OCR laden report describes Judge Smalley facing trial in his court, with details of witnesses and legal contention. The piece mentions Governor Philipty, state allegations, and an unfolding judicial process in a tense political context. The account also lists names and local business references amid a chaotic transcription.
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Madame Curie Awarded Doctorate at Northwestern
The article notes Madame Curie receiving a Doctor of Science degree from Northwestern University. It mentions her pioneering work in radium and places her among notable contemporaries, including researchers from Europe and America, with several named figures and institutions linked to the ceremony.
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Daugherty to Lead Wide War Contracts Probe
The Justice Department plans a thorough probe of war time contracts led by Attorney General Daugherty. A special bureau of experts will seek to clear honest firms while exposing guilty parties. The effort aims to net those tainted and reassure the public regarding government dealings.
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Canadian Rotary elects 15 leaders to head clubs
Port William Ontario doctor GC McCullough was unanimously chosen Wednesday as president of the International Association of Rotary Clubs during its annual session in Dixi G H Scotland. The unnamed rotation and words indicate strong leadership for the coming year.
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Royalty At Races In Early Windsor Event
The Associated Press report notes the royal guests King George and Queen Mary attended the Windsor event. Short's horse Harees Mun won the hunt cup amid a notable gathering of society figures. Traffic disruptions and continued shipping affected by the crowd marked the day, with motor traffic and conveyances flowing as usual.
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Water Sports Meet at Pettibone Island Festival
The La Grosse Onldnor Spring association hosts an afternoon and evening water sports event at Pettibone Island. Swimmers and boaters from the city compete in sprint and beat races, motor boat and rowing events, with prizes for top performers.
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Three tax measures meet defeat in the legislature
In Madison Wisconsin three tax bills failed in the legislature today as administration allies fought to save the Severson income surtax proposal. The Severson measure and the Wahl and Arnold income tax bills were all defeated, with the Senate clashing over revenue needs for state institutions. The assembly postponed the administration backed tax plans while the Severson bill faced opposition and roll calls showed a decisive defeat.
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County Supervisors Picnic on French Island Today
County supervisors and courthouse officials hold an annual picnic on John Richmond farm French Island. Court house offices close at noon for a half day outing featuring a ball game races and a luncheon with grounds prepared for the event.
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Public Utilities Committee Called to Meet Thursday
The public utilities committee will meet Thursday at City Hall to consider the proposed one man electric system for the north side and a single fare in the city. City Clerk announced the meeting details.
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Last Day for Federal Income Tax Payment Notice
The final day to pay federal income taxes for quarterly filers is announced. Tax payments are due at the collector's office in Milwaukee.
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Prohibition Commissioner Urges Upholding Law in Ven
Roy A. Haynes, new U S Prohibition Commissioner, urged law abiding citizens on taking office day to support national dry laws and enforce prohibition nationwide. He emphasized personal responsibility and public duty in upholding the country’s ban on alcohol.
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Elks Celebrate Flag Day with Moonlight River Ride
Elks marked Flag Day, June 14, with a Tuesday ceremony at the club, a park ritual, and a moonlight Majestic excursion attended by 700 plus. Speaker R. S. Cowie highlighted loyalty to the flag and postwar aid to disabled veterans, noting over 4000000 dollars advanced and much returned. The Elks Band opened with The Star Spangled Banner and closed with America aboard the Majestic sailing after the ceremony.
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Britain to Spend Ten Million for Ships in 1922
London reports the British government plans to allocate ten million pounds in 1922 for capital ship construction. Lieut. Col. al exy, parliamentary and financial secretary to the Admiralty, stated the proposal in the House of Commons, detailing naval building expenditures.
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Langdon Named to Office by Masons of State Lodge
Milwaukee Wis William F Weiler of Chippewa Falls was elected grandmaster of the grand lodge of Wisconsin free and accepted masons at the 78th annual convention at Scottish Rite cathedral John E Langdon of La Crosse was named deputy grand master and William H Webb of Superior grand senior warden The sessions will close Thursday.
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Strike Splits Tobacco Stemmer Workforce at La Crosse Plant
About 692 tobacco stemmers at P Lorillard Company North La Crosse walked out Tuesday. A committee of strikers, led by Mrs Maxine Chise, Mrs Cora Werze pier, Mrs Sam Shewen, Benny Bruenger, and Gilberg Woodruff, will meet manager Rohere Clarburne to present demands. Women report low yields and wages, while the company blames agitation by a few men.
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Too Many Cooks Spoil Pudding for Carpentier
Georges Carpantier and chef Henri Marcot clash over pudding after Georges cooks local pudding mishap. In a kitchen incident, Carpantier finds his pudding missing, tasting soap instead. The quarrel unfolds amid playful rivalry and culinary antics at the gymnasium kitchen.
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