Funds for school bonus turned over to Soldier Board
The Wisconsin State Board of Education forwarded 647.99 for students who chose the Educational Bonus in place of cash. Some former cash bonus recipients had to repay before eligibility, leading to amendments by the last Legislature. Up to 122,641.99 already returned, with 50,000 more anticipated for educational institutions to receive, pending completion of repayment periods.
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Soldier Board
Madison
Wis
State Board of Education
Liv
Service Recognition Board
Misrouted to a dance hall sparks street brawl
William Kabat and John Severson were among four men arrested after a misdirected night out led to a fight near a dance hall. The disorder began when they asked a stranger for directions and misread the venue, escalating into a melee that drew police and a warrant. Kabat paid a fine of 19 dollars with costs.
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William Kabat
John Severson
Leonard Lenny
Stephen Yehle
Icrest
Willian Kabat
Kale
Severson
Vemn
Fobie
Trang
Dadse Brindley
Kibet
Ines
Kabat
Easts
Rockefeller Millions Left to Four Children
William Rockefeller Toller estate valued over $10,000 in the North Tarrytown death probate. He left the bulk to his four children Percy Rockefeller, William G. Rockefeller, Mrs Geraldine Dodge, and Mrs Frama McAlpin. Each was to receive an equal share after deductions.
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New York
Willi Boelkrieller
Byet
Rocke
Toller
North Tarrytown
ehlinven—Percy
Wiliam G. Rockefeller
Geraldime Dodge
Frama McAlpin
Adolph Jankel Fined for Cruelty to Horse
Adolph Jankel, driver for the Tt Crosse Stone camping, was fined 10 for alleged cruelty to a horse. Costs totaled 52.02. He was accused of chaining a horse to another wagon team, causing the chained animal to be dragged along and knocked to the ground near the new Christian Science church.
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Adolph Jankel
Jumes Brindley
Jankel
New Christian Science Church
Utt
Smallest Theater in Ypsi Mich to Be Municipal Hub
In Ypsilanti Michigan a tiny theater built by amateur enthusiasts occupies 12 by 18 feet with a small gallery, seating sixty. The 35 by 2 foot stage anchors a self supporting venue proposed as the core of a future municipal theater.
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Filtern
Morning Paper News Summary Prompted by Treaty and Tragedy
Negotiations open between Japan and China under the Shantung framework as a senate committee amends a government canal project tied to Cape Cod and Dismal Swamp. Cairo reports guards patrolled the state line amid coal field disturbances in Ken OT. Ottawa notes Governor Stone issuing orders to stop boxers during a fatal train strike. Washington reveals President Harding discussing a potential ship subsidy with allies to aid shipping. Montgomery correspondent reports tactical notes on August 2 with thieves robbing statues. four women are seriously injured.
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Japan
China
Cape Cod
Senate
Cairo
Ken- Ottawa
Stonil
Shelly Axers
Hoxing
Eiddie Anmlevson
Jimmy Mr
Presigent Harding
Q Diner
Cultural Tene
Suhaby
Priddems
Mont Comery
Ephriam
West Salem Band Concert at Riverside Park
West Salem band gave a fine public concert at Riverside Park attracting local spectators. The article notes strong praise for performances and attendance, with mentions of community appreciation and a social event surrounding the concert.
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West Salem
Riverside Park
Crown and treasure tale linked to King John myth
A fragment suggests a golden crown and jewels hidden near a sandy area linked to King John. The text hints at treasure chests buried in a vague landscape and invites speculation about the historic relics.
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John
Aveat Sandy Catiary
Unwritten Law Wiped Off Books by Kentucky Jury
Kentucky jurors return a verdict in a farmer Wil lia E. White case for the death of Arthur Johnson at the Foxington postoffice. The jury deliberated about an hour, sentencing White to life in prison. Witnesses described tense scenes at the postoffice and conversations between Mrs White and White while public sentiment shifted. The defense seeks a new trial as White's family, including his daughter, reacts to the verdict.
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Kentucky Jury
Willia E. White
Arthur Johnson
Foxington
Toinson
Mrs. White
Ebby
White
Tie
Coliay
Ales. White
Withens
Faesinetin
Buebaint
California
Primary election notices mailed by Hall to clerks
Madison Wis Notices of the September general election primaries were mailed Friday by Jimer Hall secretary of state to county clerks. The elections are set for Tuesday September 8.
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Hall
Madison
Wis
Jimer
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WM. Rockefeller
Portland
Orgon
Boston Transcript
United States
W. A. Moffett
Bureau of Aerial Aeronautics
Pensacola
New Orleans
Admiral Moffett
Riverside
Ammericay Legion T Weekly
Ile
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Heileman’s
Heinz
Fellows
Franzmann & Manning
Adams
William White
NAGOH
J.J Hogan, Inc
Whole Sale Grocer
LA Crosse
AREY
Hormel Milling Austin
Thomas Phason CO
Nustad
Nustad’s
Ruplin Baking CO
Mahrke Bakery Wholesale & Retail
South Third Street
Lacrosse, Wis
Thomas J. Webb
EPPEC
Aauays Siost
Tri-State Ice Cream Corporation
Morning Star Mills— A. Grams & Sons
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