Tabert's Death Flares in Higginbotham Trial
In Lake City the Higginbotham murder trial resumes as defense argues Tabert died from prison whip injuries not flogging. Prosecutors seek link between 10 lash whippings given to Tabert by Higginbotham and the death, while witnesses testify about alleged payoffs and behind the scenes pressure.
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Lake City
Martin Heart
North Pakoten
Thomas W. Higginbotham
Taber
Hoas
Putnam Lumbar Company
Hiscinbotham
Wirh Taher
Tabert
Pranahy Fron
Free Chest Clinic Examines 280 Here
About 280 persons were examined at a free chest clinic held locally. The event drew attention from residents and health volunteers, showcasing community effort to promote respiratory health and early detection.
Senate Vote Fails to Overrule Veto on Tax Burden Debate
Governor Blaine defends baselines and weight tax as a means to cut overall taxes for most while asking heavier burdens on the wealthy. He criticizes newspapers for misinformation and urges public support for a readjusted tax system to fund highway improvements and roads.
Jewelry Store Robbed in Annandale Night Burglars Escape
Two masked bandits robbed Ho U. Lundman’s jewelry shop in Annandale, binding and gagging the owner who lives above the store. They fled with jewelry estimated at 4,000 dollars. Authorities seek clues as investigation continues.
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Annandale
Minon
Ho U. Lundman
Veteran telegraph operator retires in Birchwood Wisconsin
A. Mark, forty years in telegraph operation and the oldest in the Omaha railroad Northern division, announces retirement. Farrar to obtain decree of divorce from Low Tellegen, actor husband, by Justice Timmyne on Mahoney recommendations.
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Birchwood
Wis
F A. Mark
Telegraph Operatoy
Omaha” Railroad
Fish treaty approved after heated Canadian U S debate
Ottawa reports approval of the North Pacific halibut treaty between Canada and the United States after a rancorous session in the house of representatives. The vote concluded a long overdue accord governing the shared fishery and quotas amid partisan sparring and procedural delays.
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Ottawa
Six Varsity Sells Race for Honors at Poughkeepsie
Ambiguous OCR text outlines a forthcoming inter-collegiate track event at Poughkeepsie with six varsity teams competing. It mentions Yale, Columbia, Brown, and Washington and Lee as opponents, with California and Pennsylvania as possible challengers.
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SIX Varsity
Poughkeepsie
Vlnau
Ss.t
Columbin
Calvatia
Washjington
Pennsylvania
Opposition to Army Enforcements of Prohibition Law
Washington report quotes Secretary Weeks at graduation exercises urging against using troops for enforcing prohibition. He criticizes proposed payrolls and warns of consequences of employing the army for such duties amid the nationwide enforcement debate.
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Washington
General Booth Dead New Era Chief of Staff Dies
Andrew B dieork once adjutant general and chief of staff at the Tpsted Confederate Veterans has died. The report notes his long service and age, describing him as a key figure in veterans affairs and education initiatives.
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Booth
T.a
Andrew B. Dieork
Tpsted Confederate Veterans
Trio of German U-Boat Officers Captives in Ruhr
Three German T-Boat commanders who escaped earlier are now prisoners of the French in the Ruhr. Paul Audler, commander of submarine 9-4, is charged with complicity in the explosion wrecking the Above-Herne canal. Otte Horden is secure after injuries in Rochum district. Commander Rose, who guided the 1-8 to the American coast in 1925, suffers from a severe heating administered by a Belgian officer he insulted. Radio for the Lonely Lumberjack: Oregon camp claims the longest straight-line antenna, 200 feet high, 1025 feet to nearest station, copper wire strung 200 feet from radio house. Isolated loggers seek contact with the outside world as large northwest shippers install wireless sets.
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London
Ruhr
Stern jJietbe
Gars
Porsseldorf
Ma ‘Rhes
Paul Audler
Tie
Above-Herne Canal
Otte Horden
Sanatogee
Rochum
Rose
Oregon
Northwest
Catholic Speaker Sets Out System In Industry
A Milwaukee conference on industrial problems heard Rev. Joseph Trusslein, editor of Ammer, argue Catholic teachings place a middle ground between state control and laissez faire. Colonel Realy urged government aid to employment, while strikes, notably the coal strike, hinder industrial stability and national prosperity.
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Bsesfon
Milwaukee
Wis
Ign Finance
Industriel
Jlaeeph Trusslein
Naseclite
Aimer
Thoureau
Leda Pneyelival
Inber
Ter
Taha A. Ryan
Cathet University
Wel Ammurion
Colonel Realy
Dr L H Pammel Aims To Rebuild Carmel Farm Barn
Dr L H Pammel of Ames visited the city to adjust insurance on a barn destroyed at Carmel farm last Monday. He plans to have it rebuilt and will arrange plans for the new building. The farm is leased to Hree and Funk and operated as a dairy. Also noted are curiosities on historical taxes and baseball covers and the Ribston Pippin apple lineage with figures on rose plant sales in 1922.
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L. B. Pammel
Ames
Town
Pammel
Carmel
Bennett
Tribune
Hrée and Funk
Real Estate Transfers In La Crosse Area Deeds Filed
Deeds recorded at the Register of Deeds show transfers from Mont and Bertha Nelson to Tows P Benezet and from Revins P and Ife B Stanton to Irwin J and Lulu M Carter. Karian F Egan to Nellie Bean. City of La Crosse tax deed transfers W J Hickiach on multiple lots. Summer tires remain the hottest item of the season.
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Mont
Bertha Nelson
Tows P. Benezet
Rage
Revins P
Ife B. Stanton
Irwin J
Lulu M. Carter
Ranze
Karian F. Egan
Nellie Bean
Gordon
City of la Crosse
W J, Hickiach
Dore
S. W. Anderson
Hibbing Suit Denies Property Owners Claims
District Judge W Cant denied about 8 million dollars in claims by Hibbing residents against the North Party sale. Attorneys said Cant’s decision will be taken to the Minnesota Supreme Court. The suit aimed to stop ore mining operations and preserve the mineral rights involved.
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Duluth
Stan
W. Cant
Lato
Hibbing
Minn
Caut
Atuta Supreme Court
Altorneys
Cant
New household gas touted as safer cheaper option
British chemists unveil a home gas with only 2.4 percent carbon monoxide, claimed to be safer and cheaper to produce than current gas. The fuel, tested near Newark on Trent, offers immediate odor detection for safety. Also noted is a contrast between old ocean windslammer ships and the Leviathan, a modern transport marvel with numerous leisure facilities.
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England
London
Newark-on-Trent
Lorena Trickey Tops as Champion Broncho Buster
The cowgirl Lorena Trickey, famed for rodeo skills, prepares for summer roundups as the world’s series of the west features more daring events. Spectators note a horse three feet off the ground during her ride.
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Lorena
Bas
Telim
Pwbink
Sworld
Sultan Muhammad VI plans exile to Europe amid Turkish turmoil
Former sultan Muhammad VI weighs residence options as British restrictions block Palestine. He prefers Switzerland to avoid a European Muslim country while his 12 year old son and entourage accompany him. Paris travel film promises to showcase city life and culture as a future historical document.
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Egypt
Switzer
Brownsville Hears Rail Station Site Debate and Phone Rent Case
Brownsville, Wis. hears discussion on building a new Milwaukee Road station near the stock corral after a fire. The commission notes high costs and summer heat for the current hut, while the Milwaukee Road cites 7800 dollars annual passenger receipts as justification against the new site. Also presented were issues over telephone rents owed by Herman Rippe to the village and the consolidated company, with talks on creating a sinking fund for depreciation.
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Brownsville
Winn
Muwaukee
Minnesota Railroad and Warehouse Comminsion
F. BD
Withrow
George Bunge
Pew
Stock Corral
Milwaukee Road
Browneville
Withrewn
Consolidated Telephone Companies
Herman Rippe
Hipne
Village
Consolidated Company
Consolidated
Rippe
Raitroat Commission
Ehg Est
Obituary notices for Herman Boerner Karen Larson and John Koechner
Obituary notices report funeral details for Herman Boerner at 420 Vine Street with a service by Rev J oT Gamm, burial in Oak Grove. Karen Larson age 59 died at home, survive daughter Lena Larson Midway WI and four grandchildren with funeral at St. Josephs Cathedral officiated by Rev P Pape. John Koechner aged 81 died at home with survivors including wife and two sons, funeral at Miller Funeral Home and St. Josephs Cathedral burial in local cemetery. Card of thanks from Meas L W Kaxard and John Harrifr acknowledges support after the mother’s death. origin notes Mancharla Jara bean cake and bean obk production.
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Herman Boerner
Vine Street
Frideux
J Ot Gamm
Karen Larson
Howe Oat
Lena Larson
Midway
Wis
Larann
Berge
Norway
J. J. McDonnell
Gakand
Calif
C. H. Wrobel
Norwa
Whitveck
Rogeny Ale
Onalar
HB. McCully
Lewis
Garl
Kansas City
Miller Funeral Home
Pearl Street
St. Josenn's Cathedral
Rev. P. Pape
Folie
Especta Ao
Julius Gamm
Wallhearers
Kaxard
John Harrifr
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Toda
Tor Ex Perr
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L. H. Pammel
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Richey
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H. B. Mec
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