Shortage in Equity funds at Pomerening door
Madison reports officials of the American Society of Equity accuse A S E president Pomerening of diverting 26 400 from the Wisconsin Shipping association funds to his own use A Wisconsin audit notes discrepancies but officials say transactions were unauthorized and will confer with Pomerening on Friday for clarification The discrepancies involve checks drawn on the Milwaukee bank and related accounts in his role as secretary treasurer
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Amerchange Bank of
Milweaukee
van Dyne Shine Ping Association
Madison
Wis
Eonsin Union of the America S
Yau Dene Shipping Association
Lesses
Fe,co
Pomerening
State Department of Markets
Association
Pomereining
Wisconsin Enquity Society
Geo
W. C. Voelz
W. A. McCaskey
Equity
Pomerering
Hin
Curious Higgins Becomes Involved In Street Car Banter
Higgins, curious about others, encounters Sinisters in a street car. Dialogue reveals Higgins pressuring for details as Smithers negotiates, while a mention of a Kansas City Bray horse hints at a domestic matter and a hinted bid to settle the inquiry.
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Higgins
Smithers
Tye
Syithout
Hare
Kansas City
Militants Press Urged by Birmingham Editor Voice
An editor in Birmingham proclaims the need for a militant press with courage of convictions after a disrupted scene at his Sanetia office. A doorway clash and knocked paste pots frame the incident as the editor defends editorial independence.
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Chigeersville Clarion
Birmingham
Age-Feralel
Kelly slide for elephants in Cape Colony pond
In the Cape Colony a pond frequented by wild elephants features a steel sided end that slopes to the water. Elephants climb up and slide down in sequence, squatting with forefeet raised as they splash into the water and trumpet loudly.
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Cape Colony
Dorothy Moore the woman cabinetmaker of New York
Dorothy Moore, a lithe New York cabinetmaker in blue overalls with blond hair, works in a Fifth Avenue shop where she repairs, remodels, and crafts antiques. She says she has longed to handle a saw and chisel and now pursues her hobby professionally.
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Norothy Moore
Dorothy Moore
de Luxe
Pinin
Fifth Avenue
New York
Missing by Brer Braley Parody Reveals Hidden Place Joke
A humorous verse follows John McGurgie fleeing a crime and hiding unseen. Detectives chase him through a nation’s confines until years pass. He quips the safest spot was the Capitol building in Washington, posing as a congressman. The poem ends with a flower-filled tag line about tellin g them with flowers.
Builders Casualty Company Declares Special Dividend
Madison based Builders Mutual Casualty, under the Master Builders Association of Wisconsin, declares a 10 percent special deferred dividend on 1918 workmen's compensation policies. The firm, noted for low rates, grew rapidly in 1921 and increased surplus enough to fund the dividend from 1921 gains. Joseph Tyrrell presides. directors include Clare, Newton, Ferga, Hutter, Mendenhall, Pautz, Merts, Leonhardt, and Bartlett.
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Madison
Wis
Builders’ Mutual Casualty Company of
Builders’ Mutual Casualty Company
Master Builders’ Association of Wisconsin
Wisconsi
Mutual Casualty
Mutual
Wisconsin
Joseph Tyrrell
M. G. Winter
Milwaukee
George C. Clare
Ralph F. Newton
Milwauke
Richard C. Ferga
George F. Hutter
Fond du Lac
F. ‘A. Mendenhall
Watertown
Hmil
Pautz
Janesville
M. C. Merts
Oshkosh
Second Confession to Gira's Murder By Ex Convict
George Strub ex convict will be taken to Jackson for arraignment on murder charges tied to the death of Miss Alice Mallett. A second confession to the killing was reported, with public sentiment in Jackson affecting the proceeding. Strand’s latest confession matched his prior statement. Meadowlark was exonerated per authorities.
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Lansing
Mich
George Strub
Jackson
Alice Mallett
Strand
Cording Tn
Smith
Clarence Meadowlark
Meadowlark
Noahs Ark Still Extant Says Egyptologist
U S Egyptologist Dr E C Getzinger reports Noahs Ark remains extant 0 years after construction. He cites 35 years of research and says recent discoveries support his conclusion, outlined in an address before the Friday Morning Club in Los Angeles.
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Lou Angeles
Cal
E. C. Getzinger
Los Angeles
Best Friend locomotive’s 90th anniversary milestone
A fragment notes that Best Friend, hailed as America’s first successful locomotive, began its life about 90 years ago and that its builder believed cooperation with its inventor would ease progress. The passage emphasizes the historic achievement and its enduring legacy.
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Ment
America
Heavy rural vote expected Monday in gopher primary
In Minnesota observers anticipate a strong rural turnout next Monday as six statewide primary races approach. Party leaders say candidates for governor, United States senator, and Congress will be nominated, with the third district contest drawing the most attention amid legislative battles.
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Gopher
ST. Paul
Minn
Nenal
Heal
Congress
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Builders Casualty Company
Madison Concern
United States
Gira
U.S
Hotel
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L. A
Doerlinger
Goodyear
Warner
Sweet Tooth
Walter Baker's
Thomas J. Webb
Old Master
Sunbeam
Anza
Hestedred
C.luederitz
the Nations Furrier
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Courtauld
Butterfield
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