Prelate Freed After Pledging Loyalty to Soviet Authorities
The supreme court proposed Archbishop Tikhon for trial on charges linked to signing a letter to Soviet authorities. The move follows a prison letter in which he expressed regret for past acts and readiness to swear allegiance. Reuters report from Riga cites claims of mental distress under torture influencing his signing.
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Moscow
Siy
Drees
Emirt Haw
Tikhon
Revier
Reuter Digswich
Rigasars 4S
Seven Children of One Family Finish School at Tomati
Mr and Mrs Dewees of Mather celebrate seven children finishing notable schooling. Lloyd Trewpy and Lili Liowey earned university and institute degrees. Lemme Dewey and Alta Dewey completed normal college programs. Denis Len and Helen Taft also earned degrees, highlighting this family’s academic success.
Factories Hit by Wind Lanes of Fallen Trees Across City
Strong winds collapsed walls and toppled trees along Green Acres boulevard and state road causing widespread damage. Telephones poles snapped, sewers clogged, and water flooded intersections as residents surveyed wreckage from the storm. Boathouses near Copeland park suffered scattered damage while several houseboats survived, and windows at local garages and clubs were blown in.
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Page Omer
Eilo
Tresila Iterlf
Grreen Acres
Green Acres
State Road
Tras
Ling Ani
Mide
Funk Farm
Gtarm
Fifteenth and
Cassatracts
Black River
French Island
Copeland Park
St. Cloud
Clinton
Charles Fay
St. Cloud Street
Fay
L. B. Sullivan
Fey Hoet
Sullivan
EB. Broville
Ethel
Piece
Charlottes
Ball Park
Elsen and Philips
Tlaar
Lks
Klein
Sam
Ben A
Ott
Segelke
Kohlhaus
Badger
Joe O'Neil
J. M
Philip Stone
Frank Schaper
Myutehow Bros
Proess
Main Street
Storm wrecks riverfront structures and city property
A coastal storm heavily damaged Skiff Ferry at Riverside park with docks and boats shifted. St Francis hospital chimneys blown down and roof sections torn. a flagpole and public flags destroyed. city hall door shattered and porch swing wrecked. Elsewhere, homes suffered roof and water damage, with total losses running into the thousands and several insurance claims reported.
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St. Francis Hospital
Elke’ Club
Calvin Lockman
Hagar Street
City Hall
Capitol
Winona County
Winona
Storm damages Northwest summer camp leaving tents wrecked
A two day storm in the Northwest caused extensive damage at a South Wisconsin conference summer camp of the Seventh Adventists. Fifty tents were destroyed, camp workers sheltered amid debris, property losses ran into thousands, and communications failed as trees and wreckage blocked lines and power. The camp planned a Thursday reopening as repairs continued.
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Gage
South Wisconsin
Fond Fu Lag
Oakfield
Bathers Discover Unidentified Man's Body at Park Beach
About 190 bathers at Afe- Kinley park crowded the beach when the body of an unidentified man, roughly 40 years old, was found in the water near the floats. Walter Bartell of Ninth Street assisted in the discovery and removal from the water. Conditions described suggest the man had been in the water for some time.
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Mildwaterle
Afe- Kinley Park
Walter Bartell
Ninth Street
Taiorte
Beneficiaries of Colt Millions Sue for Divorce
Providence reports two heirs tied to Samuel P. Colt sue for divorce. Ethel Barrymore Coll and Countess Eleanor Chrran Maroni seek dissolution from Russell G. Cait and Count Girnlame Moarent, with heating set for next week. Maroni accuses lack of support. other details note Colt family connections and estates in New York and Italy.
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Providence
Samuel P. Colt
Oiltinaire
United States Rubber Company
Ethel Barrymore Coll
Eleanor Chrran Maroni
Calt
Cretty
Russell G. Cait
Mamaroneck
N.Y
Manoni
Girnlame Moarent
Milen
Italy
Colt
Rte Agathe
Quener
Mortimer Davis
Tomah kids must have permit to shoot fireworks
The city of Tomah bets on a safe and sane Fourth of July. An ordinance requires written permits to fire or discharge any cannon, firecracker, squid, or other explosive item. Penalties include fines from 1 to 25 dollars, with minimums not less than 1.
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TOMAH
AMATI
Afiar Ben Nneanm
Power plant sale nets Wisconsin village new supplier
Tomat Wis The Middle Wisconsin Power company has purchased the Ontario plant and is now supplying current to that village and nearby communities including Adelia Tomah, James Ridge, the Enion Center, Aillsharo, Elyny Lishon, WWustler, Caip Dough Wilton.
Public utilities fire alarm system hit by storm
The storm wrecked the city’s telephone lines with trees and limbs breaking wires. Fire Chief McGlachlin assigned extra crews to restore service, with four blocks of poles on Denton Street down and another at Twenty seventh and Mississippi Street. Restoration aimed for Tuesday night.
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Freman
Yanair
McGlachlin
Denton Street
Twelfth
Sixteenth Street
Wieventh
Mississippi
Body of Woman Found Floating in Lake in Wisconsin
Mystery surrounds the death of Miss Ta Blankenhorn after her body was found floating in a lake. She was last seen in her room at St. Ashes hospital where she had been a patient for several days. Deputy Carvenon stated death was not ruled by drowning as authorities investigate suicide theory and attempt to determine the cause of death.
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Lac
Wis
Ta Blankenhorn
Hyears Ota
Rhea
St. Ashes Hospital
Mandas
McGoewson
Carvonen
Weends
Wiss Blankenherr
Public sale ends with no bidders on Pendoleo property
A sheriff proceeding exposed the Pendoleo property in St. Louis and Anton Schmitt Payneeyville, with the winning bid falling short. The court ordered the sale price to cover indebtedness, interest, taxes, and costs. A 6 percent rent receipt split favored creditors and Pandollin. In another notice, storm damage in La Crosse area caused extensive destruction to homes and farms. Mrs Jenkenson and relatives were in a frame building near George Tibbits farm when a cyclone struck, killing and injuring several occupants as wreckage flew.
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Aheriff
Carver
St. Louis
Anton Schmitt
Chehia
Pandollin
la Crosse
Dakota
David Jenkenson
Edward Malzger
la Crogen
George Tibbits
Minn
Disabled Vets Parade Honors World War II Veterans
Disabled American veterans gathered on Vets Avenue in Minneapolis to honor World War II service. The event featured veterans from major institutions and schools, noting enrollments at Columbia University and other universities as part of the postwar remembrance.
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DE Mixneapoois
Minn
Associated Press
Nicelet Avenue
Accident Narrowly Averted on Tomah Streets
Mrs Gustave Stanke was struck and dragged about seventy five feet on Superior avenue when a car struck her and another closely following nearly hit her. She clung to the bumper to avoid being run over, escaping with minor finger injuries and a lucky survival.
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Tomah
Gustave Stanke
Frank Fuchs
Rivoli Solist Hits Weeknights With New Conductor
Rivoli theater welcomed contralto Mias Evslyn Myhre in her first Rivoli appearance Monday night. Engaged by LaCroesa Theaters Company to sing all summer she impressed the audience with Love Sends a Little Gift of Rages. She is accompanied by Karl Hoppe violin and Walter Gnoetzinger organist and will sing three times daily with a rotating program including A Kiss in the Dark.
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Myhre
la Croesa
Rivoli Theater
Miss Myhre
Audienc
Karl Hophe
Walter Gnoetzinger
Obituary notices for George H Owen and Catherine Griffith
Obituary notices report the death of George H Owen at age 86, Civil War veteran and lifelong resident tied to Black River Falls area. Funeral arrangements set with Rev Harding, burial at Black River Falls cemetery. Also notices Catherine Griffith, 16, of La Crosse, died at home with funeral at St. Josephs Cathedral and interment at Oak Grove Cemetery.
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George H. Owen
Wiscasin
Riera
APOE
Owen
Chick River Falls
Wis
Cane G
Tenth
Wisconsinn Regiment
Moen
Gettysburg
John Chen
Spencer
Owen Hera
Liberty
Tanlsen
Black River Falls
Rev. Harding
Qaven
Catherine Griffith Cofherine
Sriffith
la Crosay
Dain Tymeri Ad- Tey
Cigeie
Fee Frites
ha_Crosae
St. Tosiph's Cathedral
Bulmiod Cramer
Oak Crag
Whipple
Whippie
Etree
Wfe-leone
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Hinple
Four Ears
Clarence
Tetriat
Mioh
Tossie Anes
Hieme
St. Aven Stener Jar
F. RL
Kindley
Will
Oak Grave
Late Personal News and Tragic Drowning Near Winter
Mind Craig reports Sacha is improving at her mother Mrs Spenmer’s home following hospitalization. Frank T. Smith moved to Peask River Falls with his mother, Mrs D Spenner, after news of Benrge H. Orwen’s death, a former worker at the Barker Austin Lombher company. A double drowning occurred near Winter as two youths, Ellestram and Gannard Johnson, were pulled from the Reyneey River after a failed rescue attempt following a tire fire during a bath.
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Sacha
Spenmer
Frank T. Smith
Peask River Falls
Wis
D. Spenrer
Benrge H. Orwen
Bawrer & Austin Lombher Company
Gannard Johnson
John Lendbers
Jin
Johnson
Wallis
Hoy
Gilled
FRECKLES HEIGHTS STORM DAMAGE AND WISCONSIN BILLS
A storm near Lake Erie battered Buffalo causing injuries to a crew member aboard a vessel and prompting safety concerns at freighters. Wisconsin lawmakers passed height limits for buildings and hotels, with Milwaukee set to 25 feet and other areas to 15 feet. A separate Racine theft case involves Robert Palse, accused of stealing 735 dollars from Mrs. Bertha Gallner, linked to an earlier domestic incident.
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Madison
Wis
Senate
Vavale
Tyler
Milwaukee
Assembly
Racine
Robert Palse
Milwanker
Bertha Gallner
Wishagan Take
Racine County
Galtner
Henry Gallner
Paige
Milwhukes
Gymnastics Meet Planned in Wisconsin and Navy Fleet Visit
The American Gymnastics Union will stage a meet at Baraboo Wisconsin next fall. A national tournament site was approved in Philadelphia and a gymnastics congress to be held in 1932 was announced. The U S Navy visiting fleet led by the Arkansas will visit the area with planned social events including a Fourth of July ball hosted by John D Prince.
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Wisconsin
Reg Tien
American Grmneetie Union
Bikbarthake
Wisip
Vhagen
Arkansas
I Seales
Florida
Delaware
North Dakota
John D. Prince
Storm Ripens Tomatoes in City Garden Claim
W. D. Grton reports the first ripe tomatoes at his home garden 453 South Fifth Street. The storm damaged crops but he notes a bumper tomato yield as neighbors inspect their plots. Judge L Riesher has previously claimed the season's first ripe tomatoes in this area.
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W. D. Grton
South Fifth Street
Bill
Hale
South Fifth Errest
Existanet Tanss
L. Riesher
Raiders seize pictures of supersubmarine
London Daily Herald offices raided by Scotland Yard as agents confiscated all copies of photographs of the British submarine known as Supersubmarine. The images, printed in Wednesday’s edition, allegedly show the craft in the crater with decks and overlook details, said to be taken by a worker.
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London
Scotland Yard Withiess
Strawberry Crop Good Near Tomah
Strawberries shipment news from Warrens in Monroe county reports 1500 cases shipped Sunday with daily increases. anticipation of 2000 cases for the season. Also includes two Card of Thanks messages from families expressing gratitude for sympathy, flowers, and support after bereavement.
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Tomah
Wis
Warrens
Monroe County
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