Whitfield denies murder in Griffin case in new account
A distorted report outlines Whitfield denying killing Patrolman Tienedis Griffin and presenting a new version. Whitfield, charged with first degree murder, pleads not guilty as trial date nears. detail shaky, garbled words from a friend and unnamed sources appear amid the chaotic account.
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Cleverant
Apne
Whitfield
Sieraignen
Nefers
Tider
Berna
Miora Tng
Tienedis
Griffinsh
An x
Hie Beni
Whit Field
Whittiel
Griffin
Srinien
Whittlett
Ostaredien
Falda
Urieenor
Trek
Whittient
Fifty grocers of La Crosse county to feast tonight
Fifty grocers of La Crosse county plan a community feast tonight staged by Bar Utasse, Warner, and dem patty mio Tarengen. TF Miley and Ve soles will present and demonstrate goods supplied by the Cirage firm at the event.
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LA Crosse County
Warner & Dem
Miley
Board Rebukes Pennsylvania Railroad in Supreme Court Action
A federal board issues a second rebuke to the Pennsylvania Railroad as the Supreme Court overrules the board and the carrier, dissolving the injunction and directing the action be dropped.
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BOARD
Secont
Pennsy Railroad
Centinand
United States
Huge airship planned for Hamburg New York service
Reported by the Daily News in London a massive airship project aims to link Hamburg and New York. The craft, over a thousand feet long with 12 engines, would travel the 45 hour route and float on water surfaces while docked at both ports.
Real Estate Transfers Recorded at Register of Deeds
Property deeds filed list transfers to John Semler John N Schlammes and Mildred Schlammes and others with various lots blocks and additions in Spier FH B Wall Hosely and adjacent areas detailing parcels transferred by L F Pullerton Rekfus Vorsta Thodens Week and others in 5 block 4 and surrounding parcels.
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Wachs
L. F. and
Marr
Pullerton
John Semler
Spier
F. M
Harriet Rekfus
John N
Mildred Schlammes
Wall
Arthur H
Lilah BE. Vorsta
Nicholas AH
Anta M. Thodens
Hosely
Direntte
Anil Agjoluing
Miners Demand 20 Percent Wage Increase
A convention of miners in Ectanton demands a twenty percent raise in wages and a decrease of a dollar a day in the cantinet ware scale, with a fraction of the demands submitted to mine owners for Friday’s formal submission. The list, crafted by the convention's committee, follows prior demands rejected in Ta 1 L for five and a half months last year.
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Ectanton
Eoneril Hines
Veterans pick Salt Lake for next year’s convention
The Disabled American Veterans award Salt Lake City as the site for the 1949 Mint convention. The annual gathering was set for June 28 to 25, with Minneapolis listed as a prior reference in the scramble for dates and venue.
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Salt Lake
Minn
City
Vinh
Mint
Disabled American Veterans of the World
Wind men of the World to dedicate war memorial sanatorium
In San Angelo a new war memorial sanatorium will be dedicated during the Wind men of the World convention in San Antonio. The hospital will treat tuberculous patients, serving 1441 people as the first of four such facilities planned for the state.
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San Antonio
Tey
San Angelo
Eastern Star Picnic Planned at Onalaska July 11
La Crosse County Agriputtra chapter invites members and families to a picnic at Onalaska on July 11. Free coffee cream and ice cream will be provided. members bring baskets. Amusements and games expected. event aims to socialize and enjoy a day outdoors.
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Eastern Star
Onalaska
Order of Me Raster
la Crosse
Liner Rochambeau Brings Liquor to New York Scene
A garbled report notes a figure named Liner Rochambeau influencing liquor supply in New York. The Ener Yooham or Hew vive fran Havre are mentioned amid a treasury department ruling restricting liquor transport, highlighting control over alcohol flow.
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Rochambeau
New York
Havre
Treasury Department
Rhrue-Nile
Policeman jailed on drunkenness charge in Xie county
Roy Sekott of the Hinty patrol is jailed after police found him intoxicated. The incident occurred in Pyiday, where the chief of police led the inquiry and beer was reportedly detected.
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Mathson
Roy Sekott
Xie PA
Wis
Pyiday An
Wisconsin Ships Tax Debate Sparks State Revenue Plan
A proposal to cut harbor shipping taxes in Wisconsin drew attention in the assembly and senate as lawmakers weigh a shift meant to boost port revenues. Senator Marcus Kemp argues the measure could raise substantial funds for Wisconsin port cities if enacted, while current rates are cited as a drag on the industry. A separate Iowa case concerns a motion against conspiracy charges in a Dubuque fraud matter, with fines imposed. also a note on a hemp hawser test showing a 118,090 pound tension before failure and lifting strength of 29 tons.
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Wis
Wirrenah Perrs
Setate
Wisconsin
Senate
Marcus Kemp
Assembly Passes Bills on Defectives and Homesteads
The lower house approved a bill to study defects delinquents and dependents and have an interim committee. The Senate bill granting 500 tax exemptions on all homesteads passed the Senate but failed in the Assembly after amendments. Fiscal bills for university and normal school funding moved forward while rural school aid advanced to the Senate. An attorney general tax collection measure was killed.
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Senate
Gardnevice
Assembly
Benfer
Ensembly
Sehsrat Agi
Fashionable Berlin street markets German dog trade
A fragment describes Linden as a focal Berlin market for showy dogs amid flourist districts and hotels, noting police efforts against fighting dogs and the presence of armed dogs guarding crowds, with references to dwindling markets and social unrest. It then shifts to 1921 marriage and birth statistics, private wealth increases, and postwar social trends. It concludes with transatlantic paper and newsprint air transport between London Paris and New York, citing 1923 figures for cross‑channel newspaper movement.
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Gerlis
Vatec
Linden
Ma Hn
Atn
Prt
Skeleton of 7000000-year crocodile unearthed in Peterborough
London reports the complete 16-foot crocodile skeleton from Oxford clay in Peterborough brickyards. Identical to modern crocodiles, it was a sea going creature of the middle period, with a fossil meal trace in its stomach. Also notes journalism in China and radio medical advice for ships, plus a family thanks for support after bereavement.
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London
Oxford
Peterborough
Phillips
Eneilab
Bureau of Public Health Service
United States
Bae
Baseball Rules Quiz Reflects Umpire and Pitcher Rights
Grand Rapids Michigan reports Ted Jamieson of Milwaukee won a ten round no decision match after being fouled in the third round by Canadian heavyweight champion Joel Renault. The article discusses pitcher delay penalties, substitution rules, and batter and catcher rights during play.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Ted Jamieson
Milwaukee
Joel Renault
Injured Eyes Ends Careers Of Two Big Boxers In Ring
Luke Gibbons known as The Phantom and Saph McKenna bantamweight have quit boxing due to defective vision. Gibbons, heir to Tammy Gibbons, suffered a sight-threatening glove blow leading to permanent impairment after visiting a specialist. McKenna, once aligned with Gibbons’ camp, was hospitalized after a bout with Johnny Erie and declared unable to regain sight in one eye.
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Luke Gibbons
Tammy Gibbons
Ienzo
the Phantom
Saph McKenna
Gibbons
Phanttom
Mike
T.o McKenna
Johnny Erie
Ertle
Moelken
Useua
McKenna
Giobons
Phantom
Reforestation Efforts Lacking in New England
New England shows underused forest resources with less than a third tilled and only a small share of forest land used for timber crops. About 55,000 to 60,000 acres have been reforested across five states, with Maine and Vermont leading in care and management. Maine has 10 percent under proper management while Vermont reports 25 percent of woodlots and 10 percent of other forest land under care.
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New England
Maine
Vermont
Untangled baseball play describes foul ball ruling
A battered line drive struck near the pitching box and bounded into foul territory between home and third. The runners advanced on the misplayed ball, but the ball was ruled foul and the play ended with the batter out.
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Rubere
Hig Seride
Origin of the phrase pretty kettle of fish
The expression came from a kiddie of fish, a kiddie being an old word for a wicker trap laid in a river to catch passing fish. A mixed result produced a pretty kiddie of fish, later shortened to a general muddle or mix-up in use.
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