Ed Baier Sentenced Two Years For Forgery Charge
Forgery case outlines Ed Baier receiving a two year term in state prison after pleading guilty. The trial involved a bank check and alleged manipulation of financial instruments tied to Nic Becker and local finance details. Witnesses and officers testified as the case unfolded in circuit court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ED Baier
FA Taner
Chreuit
stal@s
Twilee Lip
Bee
Sherzed
Nic Becker
Stenine Tecker
Lac Cash
Federal Opposition to Talc Operation in Kansas City
A messy OCR passage discusses opposition to a federal operation in Kansas City tied to labor disputes and railroad acts. It includes quotes about industrial peace, calls for water routes and coordinated service, and mentions President Harding visiting Kansas wheat fields to observe farmer concerns in the Midwest. The fragment references Merger possibilities, transportation policies, and public service efficiency without clear, cohesive narrative.
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Senate
Carviers
Cna
Leliese
Emeli
Binder Fautchinsgon, Kius
Asgoclstel Dpresa
Harding
Kansas
Herve Ballurtay
En Binder
Ohio
Middle West
J. M. Davis
Real Estate Transfers Reckoned in County Deeds Register
Debts recorded with the Register of Deeds show Walter A Wacha and Geretta M to Edwin Schwalbe for 1000, and Stanley G Gordon receives lot 4 block 4 Headl’s addition. Irving B Rogges takes lot 6 block 4 Hoseig’s addition for 31250. Catherine Hottinger sells to Standard Oil Company of Indiana for 310000 all of lot 14 block 12 Chinn Donsman Cameron’s addition except the west 80 feet.
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Wacha
Walter A
Geretta M
Edwin Schwalbe
Jer
Salzer
Mons Anderson
Johns C
Hattie Louise Akerveld
Stanley G. Gordon
Lot
Anid
Hokah Builds Bath House Amid Island Festivities
A lakeside event in Hokah features the opening of a bath house as residents prepare for Fourth of July celebrations. Community leader Wabeng and former Forest County official die in a recent incident, while a local inquest unfolds in Cranston. Goats from Chicago touted to aid infant care spark discussion about public health measures.
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Wabeng
Wissen Auulow
Forest County Board
Salton
Jack
Forest County
Cranston
Five Good Acts at Rivoli Theatre Sunday
Rivoli theater presents a Sunday bill titled Today for Yesterday with vaudeville numbers featuring saxophone, cornet and trombone solos. Bond Morse performs a lounge lizard sketch, followed by Nortor and Wilson as Fur Makers spoofing Bert Coleman. James’s Mystery Spectacle closes with a continuous reel of wonder.
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Rivoli
Soles
Bond Morse
Nortor
Wilson
Tad Bert
Coleman
Jamec
Romanian Capital Move Hinted to Hermannstadt
Termainaradt a Transylvania city 160 miles from Bucharest is proposed as the new capital of Greater Rulitie nis. Romanians seek a capital closer to western Europe and favor Hermannstadt, called jiu in Romanian, for its executive Washington-like stature, modern布局 with squares parks churches libraries theaters and a healthier climate.
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Hermannstadt
Bucharest
Termainaradt
Transylvania
Rulitienis
Europe
Nermaenstad
Jiu
Washington
Hermann Étal
Wis
Rumania
Month atchie falls and dislocates shoulder at work
A worker at St. Oserin hospital reports a shoulder dislocation after a fall at work. He insisted on continuing work, later stating it was time to fix the arm. Weather outlook notes cooled Great Lakes region with scattered thunder showers. Two heat deaths reported in Wisconsin as heat waves persist. Milwaukee motor club organized to join American Automobile Association and plans recruitment campaign. A horse riding accident leads to a broken wrist near Chateau de Dacquen.
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St. Oserin Hospital
Stock Market Close Mayhem of Unreadable Ticker Names
Closing prices show a jumble of company names such as Allied, Biehncat, Dee & American Americaty, Anaconda, Atlantic Gulf and VW Indies, Baldwin Locomotive, Canadian Pacific, Chesapeake and Ohio, Chicago and North Western, General Electric, International Paper, Reading, Sears Roebuck, Studebaker, and United Retail among others in a chaotic ledger of stocks. The list reads like a foggy snapshot of the market with numerous typos and fragments, making specific movements unclear.
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Allied Biehncat and Dee
T. American Anaconda Atchison
Atlantic Gulf
Indies
Baldwin Locomotive
Cyeney i
Baltimore and Ohio
Ilifernte Petroleum
Central Leather
Cerro de Paseu
Chicago
R. T ix
MT Cid Ag
Stuble Steel
General Electric Leavey
Feral Motors Great Northern
Pra
Guilt States Steak
Illinois Centre Inspiration Copper
International Harvest Int
Marine Pfd
International
Murtand
Gil
Maxwell Bloto
Michele Scares Gil
Missouri
Hangre
Pacifi
New York Center
Y. N
Gace
Bure Gil
Repiblic Iron and Brae
Sears Roabuck
Bacitte Betthern Reliwway
N. J Studebaker Corpor
Texas Cave
Texan and Pacific
Kid Tonacco
Transcontinental
Varlon Pacific United Retail
Alen
Obituary notes and shipboard plant feature in La Crosse paper
Obituary items recall the death of Edward H. Jaekel, with funeral details and family notes, including his work as an electrician in La Crosse and surrounding towns. Also mentioned are Louis Johnston and John Johnston obituaries with service details and affiliations, plus a feature on marine officers, Siam elephant hunts, and a greenhouse on the Majestic liner.
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Edward H. Jaekel
Edward H. Trek
South Fitra Street
Te ‘German Lutheran Church
Jotes Gamm
Tek Grove
Edward HH. Jrekel
South Fifth Treet
la Crosse
Noble
Ste
T.a Crasse
la Cresce
Berron
Wis
Louis N. Johnston
Prisday
S Tonal Hospital
Johnston
Ingal Telephone Co
Prescott
Wiha
Ivis
John Johnston
Caroline Johnston
John W. Johnston
London
Selwin Day
Mercantile Marine
A. D.C
Siem
Siam
Lloyd Jungen
Majestic Des Fiord
Edwin Jonger
Howe
Raid on Baltic is resumed after mysterious halt
New York, Associated Press report: American customs officials, under orders from Secretary Mellman, seizing liquor on foreign ships, found a French liner Quarantine carrying a large liquor supply under seal. The Paris captain claimed sealed shipments included cognac, gin, champagne, beer, liqueurs, and other spirits. Secretary Mellon arrived on the Majestic for a Europe trip, declining to comment.
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Algo
New York
Associated Press
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Baltic
Parentina
Paris
Europe
Governor grants pardon amid Wisconsin case chatter
In Madison Wisconsin Governor Bisine grants a pardon to a Madison man tied to a burglary case in Sc Croix County. The decision follows a late Saturday review and signals unusual clemency amid a swirl of wartime crime notes.
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Blaine
Madison
Wis
Frank Schmidt
Croix Eounty
Bisine
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Elvkah
Rhs
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Heighter
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Gauer
Finaly
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Ives Afl
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Oakland
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Great Lakes
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Mississippi
Mir
eVercome
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Mator Club
American Attamonile Association
Wee
John
Karel Tyan
Chateau de Dacquen
Willie
BY Blosser
Ayaoa
Gooseperry Selly
Elia 4A
Jey
DUFFS
Daddy
Danny
BY Allman
Oak Grove Cemetery
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