Victim Seeks Release of Alleged Thief J S Hollywood
Frank Hickey reports his watch stolen from his coat pocket and recovered from a pawnshop. Hickey asks police to release J S Hollywood who is detained on theft charges and cites his own reluctance to prosecute. Police say Hollowood was arrested after Hickey filed the report and the watch was found in the pawnshop.
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J. S. Hollywood
Central Police
Frank Hickey
Hickey
Hollowood
Nature Generous to Swallow
The swallow exhibits an unusually large mouth relative to its body size, a distinctive feature among birds. This notable proportion supports its feeding habits and aerial maneuverability.
Lawson seeks new trial after juror tampering claims
John R. Lawson the labor leader convicted of murder and life imprisonment hopes for a favorable appeal. Affidavits allege bailiff told Juror Grover Hall his wife was dying and that Judge Hillyer ordered meals cut off until an agreement was reached.
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Trinidad
Col
John R. Lawson
Grover Hall
Hillyer
Prairie saloon license revoked for temperance hall case
Madison June 16 Special That revoking a saloon license and using the premises as a temperance hall bars the licensing body from granting another license if saloons exceed the legal limit Attorney General Owen told Prairie du Chien District Attorney Munson In Prairie there were 25 licenses for 2500 inhabitants One license was revoked and the site operated as a temperance hall An application for a new license is now under review A New York court reached a similar ruling that the right to use the place for saloon purposes had lapsed
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Madison
Wis
Owen
M. R. Munson
Prairie du Chien
New York
John Redmond Ill From Poilomaine Poisoning
London dispatch reports John Redmond Irish leader has contracted a poisoning illness. He will be absent from Parliament for an indefinite period, marking a significant disruption in political leadership.
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London
John Redmond
Wash Dresses Feature Splendid $6.50 Cotton Voile Dress
Tomorrow and Friday highlight a dress made of cotton voile in black navy and lavender stripes. It features an organdy collar cuffs and vestee and is priced at $6.50.
Wife Drops Case Against Husband After Withdrawal
Louis F. Havelich of 1336 Avon Street faced a beating charge against his wife but the case was withdrawn after she stayed with relatives following an altercation. The couple remains at home under the same roof despite the incident and a prior warrant being withdrawn.
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Louis F. Havelich
Avon Street
Havelich
Hubby
Have British Lost the Agamemnon
Passengers arriving on the Cunarder Orduna claimed the British admiralty was concealing the loss of the battleship Agamemnon torpedoed at the Dardanelles more than three weeks ago. The admiralty denied any unannounced losses and said all Dardanelles damage had been reported.
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New York
Dardanelles
Admiralty
London
Press Bureau Today
United States
Agamemnon
King Constantine Relapses In Greece Sickness
Rome dispatches report King Constantine of Greece has relapsed and now suffers from nephritis in addition to pleurisy. The health setback follows prior illnesses and developments in Athens.
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Rome
Constantine
Greece
Athens
War as it is and its injury to neutrals
William Jennings Bryan urges in the first installment that neutral nations suffer from the European war, with the United States uniquely poised as a peace maker. He notes inflation, disrupted trade, and rising military costs, calling for patience, restraint, and a lead role for the US in postwar peace efforts.
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Washington
William Jennings Bryan
United States
Europe
North Side Syrians appeal bishop to send priest
St. Elias Syrian Orthodox congregation asks Bishop Alexandros of New York to appoint a pastor for day school instruction in their faith before vacation. A meeting produced the request and a favorable reply is hoped. The church has lacked a permanent priest for months, with temporary clergy filling in.
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St. Elias
New York
Alexandros
Hawaweeny
Daniel Lady
Comeau's Troupe to Face Gale Bunch at League Park
Theodore Comeau and his city title hopefuls meet Galesville at League Park Sunday. Gale's group is strong this year and has beaten fast local teams. Squier and Sickles will attend for the Nelsons.
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Theodore Comeau
Galesville
League Park
Squier
Sickles
Nelsons
North Side Briefs and Local Movements
North Side notes list residents visiting relatives and friends in Hokah Winona and Madison voyages. Names include Mr and Mrs Phillip Pilger 1823 Wood St Clark Johnson 1645 Charles St Miss Dorothy Welch 415 Caledonia St Miss Ruby Parks 716 Gould St Ray Spencer formerly 1622 Berlin St now in Chicago Miss Jennie Hanson 418 Gould St Miss Louise Larson 1208 Caledonia St Mrs T Doelbert Preston guest of Mrs Henry Liesenfeld 8123 Rose St Archie Skemp 1643 Kane St headed to Madison for university exercises.
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O'Neil
Phillip Pilger
Wood Street
Hokah
Clark Johnson
Charles Street
Minneapolis
Dorothy Welch
Caledonia Street
Aberdeen
S. D
Ray Spencer
Berlin Street
Chicago
Ruby Parks
Gould Street
Winona
H. Neururer
Elroy
Jess Betsel
John Heinke
Logan Street
T. Lake
Onalaska
North Side
Jennie Hanson
Louise Larson
Milwaukee
Ruth Grimes
T. Doelbert
Preston
Henry Liesenfeld
Rose Street
Helisapple
Lansing
Iowa
Midway Plays Sunday in Copeland Park Showdown
Midway baseballers meet North La Crosse in a return game Sunday afternoon at Copeland Park. The clash pits the two teams against each other in a key weekend matchup with bragging rights at stake.
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Midway Baseballers
Copeland Park
North la Crosse
Link Families Return From National Skat Tournament
George Link of La Crosse and his Linker family of Minneapolis returned this morning from Peoria where they attended the annual national skat tournament.
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George Link
la Crosse
Linker
Minneapolis
Peoria
Railroads Test One Crew on Long Milwaukee Moline Run
Traffic experts from Milwaukee road and others test a single engine crew for a 223 mile Milwaukee to Moline run with 58 stops. Engines required overhaul by two machinists in Moline shops. Long runs and few stops considered to balance crew strain and economy.
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Milwaukee Road
Burlington
Milwaukee
Moline
Ill
la Crosse
River
Wisconsin Free Employment office places dredging crew workers
The Wisconsin Free Employment office reports many job applications and has placed several men. Today a number of applicants were hired to join a dredging crew employed by the Burlington railroad on the south side of town for its double track project.
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Wisconsin Free Employment Office
Burlington Railroad
Count Zeppelin Stricken with Bronchitis at Stuttgart Home
Via The Hague June 16 Count Zeppelin the German airship pioneer is seriously ill at his Stuttgart home. One report received here today says he is ill with bronchitis.
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Berlin
the Hague
Count Zeppelin
Stuttfart
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