Crown presses case in Bath murder trial
United Press reports in London that George Joseph Smith’s trial on three counts of murdering wives in bathtubs advanced as Prosecution expert Dr Spilsbury testified. The coroner’s notes on Beatrice Mundy Smith were discussed, suggesting she may have suffered epilepsy before drowning.
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Wilburns
Forrest
United Press
London
George Joseph Smith
Bodkin
Spilsbury
Beatrice Mundy Smith
Hall
Artistic Cuff Protector Napkin Folding Guide
Instructions describe folding paper napkins diagonally to cover cuffs and securing with cuff pins. The napkins are noted as soft and pliable and retain position well.
Germans not too bid for peace says Cologne Gazette
Amsterdam June 29 The Cologne Gazette declares Germany will make no peace proffers and that any peace proposals must come from Germany’s enemies. It adds the time is near when the foes will beg for peace and urges continued resistance and unity.
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Cologne Gazette
Amsterdam
Cologne
Berlin
Germany
The
Gazette
Witty Exchange Over Etiquette At Restaurant
A man offended by a fellow diner’s table manners suggests he remove the bone from the plate, prompting a sharp quip about using a mat to ease the bone’s trouble. The exchange highlights social friction over dining etiquette.
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Right
Dishes Returned In Hungry Ice Box Raid
City Treasurer George Young and three other north side residents reported food stolen on Saturday night. Dishes containing the food were washed and found on the treasurer’s back porch this morning. other locations were left untouched. Police have no crew.
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North Side
Ice Box Raider
Young’s Chima
George Young
North Side Briefs Highlight Local Mentions and Travels
Short notes from North Side residents list visitors, returns, and trips. Edgar Edberg returns to Minneapolis from his home at 1937 Wood Street while Miss Vira Merwin hosts Trempealeau relatives, and Vernon Halvorsen visits Stevens Point.
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O'Neil
Edgar Edberg
Wood Street
Minneapolis
Vira Merwin
Kane Street
Trempealeau
Vernon Halvorsen
Berlin Street
Stevens Point
Susan Singer
Genoa
Caledonia Street
Ida Spreen
Sumner Street
Ismay
Mont
John Baas
John Flynn
Raymond Sickles
Bangor
Ambrose Murphy
Prairie du Chien
Donald Peterson
George Street
L. B. Sullivan
Mill Street
John Fitzpatrick
Lynxville
Eileen Donovan
Caledonia
Rose Street
J. P. Hammersberg
Lilah
Charles Street
Lansing
Russell Horner
Frank Allen
Alpha Omega Fraternity
Dayton
Ohio
James Cain
Chicago
Lake Forest
Helen Metcalf
Baraboo
Mildred Nelson
Prospect Street
Olive
Gladwin Johnson
North Side
Wager Leads Gun Club Shoot With a Perfect Score
W. A. Wager shot a perfect twenty five as the Pioneer Gun club held its weekly shoot at West Avenue range in La Crosse. George Schneeberger placed second with twenty four and E. W. Gautsch third with twenty three as a new western automatic trap debuted to praise for speed and reliability.
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W. A. Wager
Pioneer Gun Club
West Avenue Range
George Schneeberger
E. W. Gautsch
la Crosse
Northwest
James Holy
Kroner
Casino Theater
Kroner Company
Walter Hosely
E. W. Gauatsch
Wcue
OOO
Ois Ieee Ieee
Slare Cain
C. Kurtenacker
Paine Aie
Ees
Louis Kemp
Patent Sone
Bert Dummer
Iene
Eek
We Tromoncor Soest
E. Manning
Adolph Kubal
What Shall We Do With This Girl
Chicago police struggle to place Clara Nicolai 18 who arrived from Milwaukee and has lived in Philadelphia. Policewoman Crote sought a home and faced refusals from reform institutions for a nonreforming case. The officer notes she cannot afford to keep the girl.
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Chicago Police
Chicago
Clara Nicolai
Clara
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Crote
O. Henry
Fisheries Boat Passes Inspection at Local Station
George B. Knapp and James I. Cary of the United States inspectors examined the fisheries steamer Curlew this morning. They found the hull and machinery in good condition and noted the annual inspection occurs at the request of Captain Crasser of the local station. The fish fry shipped Friday to Dr. Sutter included five thousand rainbow trout planted in a stream on his land.
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George B. Knapp
James I. Cary
United States
Crasser
Dubuque
Iowa
Clinton Street
Sutter
Chaseburg Club Disbands After La Crosse Loss
The Chaseburg baseball team folds after a heavy defeat by La Crosse Deerflingers, blamed on poor diamond conditions. Four local saloons announce closings after a nine year run, to reopen as temperance venues tied to restaurants. Local notices include residents visiting and traveling between La Crosse and nearby towns.
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Chaseburg
Wis
New York Giants
Chaseburger
Deerflingers
la Crosse
War horses pass through to east bound via Milwaukee line
Eleven carloads of horses moved through the Milwaukee railroad north side early today en route to England and France. The stock came from Three Forks and Miles City in Montana. The piece ends with a stray line about seekers for truth and people’s wishes.
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North Side
Milwaukee Railroad
England
France
Three Forks
Miles City
Mont
Bisulated Magnesia Inks Its Digestive Claim
For indigestion and heartburn relief, Bisulated Magnesia advises a teaspoon after meals to neutralize excess acid. Immediate relief is promised. available in powder or tablet form at O. T. Erhart's and druggists nationwide.
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O. T. Erhart’s
F.C
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Maxwell Automobile Parts
J. S. Arenz Shoe Store
Pearl Street
Maxwell
Rybold-Weihaupt Auto CO
S. Front Street
Smith
Nately
Marshall T. Kall
Bluebeard
India Tea
the Growers of India Tea
International News Service
George McManus
Maggie
MR Jiggs
Maggie Will
North Side Briefs
Wager
Pioneer Club
Pathe Balboa
Pathe
Hazel Dawn
Chaseburg Club
Pauline Kaiser
Edna Palecheck
Stoddard
Theodore Thompson
Walter Palecheck
Hazel Hoyt
G. Wrobel
Marinette
Gusta Blaske
H. J. Kampschroerer
la C
Carl Peterson
Westby
Melvin Knutson
J. W. Lowe
H. W. Schallert
Harry Aiken
Julius Larson
Western Union
Western Union Telegraph CO
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