SAU M GIRL CLEARED IN MURDER GRot
A four hour jury verdict at Whitehall acquitted Miss Larsen of murder after a temporary insanity defense. The trial, presided by Judge Hirhee, covered a case tied to a newborn death and alleged crimes in Servi Wis. Local crowds attended as testimony described the events at Strum and surrounding areas.
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Hirhee
Myrtle Larsen
Total Opel Wiilty
Minushiighter
Ben Dues
Tuestey
Willy
Dtrwie
Ehaesed
Gene Stanzlizey
Siti
BOTA
Senate blocks bill to allow milk depot openings
In Mattison Wisconsin a Senate vote defeats a bill permitting cities to open milk depots to distribute dairy products and cake. The measure faced constitutional concerns and failed with a split Assembly passage noted as GS to 17 with territorial rights cited.
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Senate
Mattison
Judge declines to order Peggy Joyce to appear in court
Fragmentary legal notes describe a judge not ordering Peggy Joyce to testify, with references to witnesses, amendments, and motion details. The text mentions a potential general order regarding appearance and various parties, including RAL TAYLOR and Charles at Tar, in an unclear courtroom context.
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Peggy Joyce
Weather Record for Da Crosse and vicinity
Generally fair weather tomorrow with no major changes expected. Temperatures will hold near current levels, with light winds and no precipitation anticipated.
Wreckside Witnesses Highlight Day of Traffic Crash
Police identified witnesses in a Wednesday crash involving a Ford sedan on Holiday Road. Injuries reported to multiple pedestrians and drivers. authorities described premeditated motor operation and noted security at the scene as investigations continue in the city.
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Ruatlil
Fis
NASH
Ernst
Ena
Wester
Os Michaels Orphanige
Wits Senitilag
Steek
Prager
Vie
Duis Phint
Public Market Hosts Shome Grown Day Event Amid Market Prep
Evenson urges gardeners to supply the market next Saturday, with shoppers expected to attend. The note outlines preparations, vendor roles, and a call for participation by residents to bolster local produce sales and community farming efforts.
Stillman Counsel Sails to Montreal in Turbulent Case
Fragmented OCR describes Stilman counsel traveling to Montreal to defend a client amid contested testimony and emerging names. Readable portions show conflict over allegations and a possible five hour testy exchange as details remain unclear.
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Stillman
Montreal
Awe PQ oStilman
Stilman
Forces Splinter Rally Sparks Worker Deferments
Reports indicate opposing candidate factions see defections today as Lewis allies admit a split within their delegation. Despite the rift, Lewis supporters claim sufficient votes to win, with labor unions and crafts associations pledged to back their man, totaling around thirty thousand likely votes. The scene features miners, carpenters, and shipwrights among those aligned with the Lewis camp and organized by affiliated unions. The article cites a heated race and mentions Irish matters and security concerns affecting the broader campaign.
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Lewis
Bern
Uy Carpenters
Sipportiis
Lewis Eohine
Mampaicners
Goemnp
Trish
Amerisa
Admiral Returns to U S Navy Amid Civic Turmoil
Rear Admiral Sims completes homeward trip amid tense scenes in New York as police guard routes and crowds confront him. Smoke of earlier violence darkens the port as officers cordon the area and monitors control access to the car parade and official reception.
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York
Sims Co
Penny Te Amarks
Aibmital
Leo
Istriel Plaghkerdt
Washington
Juekasens
Adon Sims
Pats
Sims
Italinte
Beer regulations to be announced in near future
Washington officials signal possible changes to permit beer for medicinal use while Congress debates anti beer legislation. White House press details describe administrative steps and timelines. officials expect further statements as discussions proceed.
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Washtington
Mair
White
White Diese Fy President Carding
Tie
Lee Perdanans Hal Mat
Igen
Iherreniaiens
Summer Outing For Crippled Lad And Others
A damaged OCR fragment describes a summer outing plan involving a crippled boy and others. The text mentions preparations, travel, and activities, with references to a van, a teacher, and Missin or Theseus figures, alongside notes about swimming and an Amsterdam area trip. The passage blends scattered names and events, offering a glimpse of a community outing.
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New Amsterdam
Tees
Stormy Texas Coast Sees Light Damage Reported
Storm reports from Texas indicate little damage with sporadic conditions. Text notes coastal gusts near Galveston and Port Arthur, plus minor flooding warnings and scattered power issues. Included are references to named figures and tennis coverage from Wimbledon and British grass court play.
Missing Vessels Probed After Sharp Atlantic Disappearances
Officials investigate a string of vanished ships since September 1920 including the loss of the Carroll A. Deering. Maritime authorities, aided by Justice and Navy departments, pursue clues as crews remain missing and theories range from weather to piracy.
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Manehostey
Mertlis
Norfolk
Dorrington Court
Anid
Siace
Cabedello
Niver
Amerigay
Tewill
New York
Stewmer
William O' Bring
Schowter
Menke Cristie
Jighan Sunnier Meartesan Mitel
Lionod
Graemil Tome
Byila
New
Prine
Shimpian Roads
Commerer
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Lise
A. Deering Indies
Hyuceunists
Department of Justice
Ameo
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Knutson Named to State Industrial Commission
G. Knutson, longtime organizer of the Trades and Labor Council, was appointed to the State Industrial Commission by Governor J. J. Blaine. The move elevates a labor representative to a key state regulatory body.
Knutson Named State Industrial Commissioner by Gov Blaine
G. Knutson of La Crosse is appointed to the six year post on the State Industrial Commission, replacing George F. Hambrecht whose term expires July. The salary is $5,000 annually and the appointment was sent to the senate today with no opposition expected on confirmation. Knutson plans to report to the new job on July 1 and may later move to Madison. debate over a successor as organizer for the Trades and Labor council continues, with candidates Wells and a Car Repairers union organizer among those considered.
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G. Knutson
Trefes and Labor Council
State Industrial Commission
John J. Blaine
George F. Hambrecht
Senate
Madison
Knntson
Mr. Knutson
Mirnesota
Knutson
Car Repairers' Union
Wells
Tre Stie Yanen
Temesters’ Union
Andy
Trades and Labor Council
Crossa Labor Temple Association
Gorn
la Crosse War
Weig
Broweers
Clarke
Eta Yille
Labor Temple
Pericans
King and Queen of Britain open new Ulster Parliament
King George and Queen Mary inaugurate a new Ulster Parliament in Belfast with ceremonial tours and public tributes. Troops line the streets as the royal procession proceeds to the assembly hall, where loyalty addresses are read by local organizations.
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Eagkind
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Simni
County Down
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Ely Poles
Onan
Lines Craig
Astor
Tilgter Hall
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