Ex-Sheboygan Banker Held as Embezzler
Ex-Sheboygan banker George Pirc, 27, and Gedeman, 30, face primary hearing on extortion charges totaling 3,500 from Arnold Steimic, 45, former president of the Bank of Sheboygan. Pirc had been held on 5,000 bond for a separate embezzlement case of more than 26,000 from the local American Legion post. authorities say he confessed to extortion and the investigation links a Chicago Investment House. Steimle resigned from his position as details of shortages tied to the Legion and Mrs. Krona's account are under review.
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Sheboygzin
Wir
lPi
George Pirc
Gedeman
Arnold Steimic
Bank of Shreboygan
Thenocal American Legion Post
Slenmie
Inggh A. Gler
Legion
Bertha Kroos
Sleimie
Chicago
Fessler
Federal Mediator Arrives In Detroit
Federal mediator Ward McCrady arrived in Detroit to handle GM strikes and related threats affecting over 13,700 General Motors employees. He planned a secret hearing setup amid protests as the government seeks to ease labor tensions.
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Detroit
Ward
McCrady
General Motors
Lane
Perline Mee Grady
Tiger
Engiaves
Thal
Youth Accidentally Slain Near Newer Kiee Lake
A youth was accidentally slain near Newer Kiee Lake as a firearm discharged during an incident described with limited readable details. Witnesses refer to Watkins as involved, while others unnamed were present. Authorities are reviewing the case for safety and accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiee Lake
Two Racine Sues Renoha Grocer Case Details
Local report outlines a collision case involving Lenore struck by a track driven by Tipe and O Mating near 2910 Wripin Ravine. Plaintiffs, including Kenisha Groves and Pant Burethkys, accuse the drivers of negligence and seek damages. O'Malley named for alleged negligence in the incident.
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Tipe
Pan
GSS
Dent
Blamang O'Malley
Photographs Sent With Address Label For Weingarten Man
A damaged item reports delivering a letter with a pin labeled This gentleman in Weingarten. Photographer forgot the address, but the photo was attached to the outside of the envelope and reached the current destination safely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berth
Weingarten
Carrent
Lars
Stork Visits Subway Station Amid Hospital Run
In New York Mrs. Margaret Sperie 34 followed by a stork after leaving a hospital bound for Rota. She was transported by ambulance with a hopeful report of a healthy baby as the stork’s visit culminates near a city subway station. In Moscow a three hour first flight by a new train became world news. Two crew members jumped from balloons tied together during the trip, and both landed separately. Robbery strikes a parked car in Chicago as jewelry valued at $10,000 is taken from Mr. and Mrs. Wolt and Sol London. The diamond ring and bracelet are among the stolen items.
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Bea
New York
Margaret Sperie
Rota
Fostital
Moscow
Dedelsk
Abu
Athe
Chicago
William Wolt
Sol London
Scraped by a Fall on Forty Foot Plunge
In Birmingham a painter named J C Flannagan observed Heed Burrane on a scaffold. Ropes broke and Burrane fell forty feet to the ground sustaining only a scratch. In Finland, twelve people including a woman manicurist were arrested on espionage suspicions for Russia.
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Birmingham
Ala
J. C. Flannagan
Burrane
Finland
Russian Spits Helangfors
Russia
Valley Association Backs Wilson Bill
The Mississippi Valley water use committee wrapped up a three day session seeking a nationwide water conservation plan for 26 states. It endorsed the Wilson bill with reservations, urging approval for flood control navigation and conservation projects totaling 329 million dollars, hoping to add more via appropriations and possibly raise near a billion. The House bill would fund the projects with ware relief money from the president's 4.23 billion fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wahington
UPI
Mississippi Valley
Rockies
Alleghanies
Air
Wilson
Therommunittes
Phalen Endorsed for Wisconsin Auxiliary President
Mrs Catherine Phalen of Spar from Wisconsin Auxiliary, vice president of the cousin Auxiliary of the American Legion, was unanimously endorsed for president of the Wisconsin Auxiliary at the Lacrosse County Auxiliary meeting in Onalaska. Phalen formerly district wan president and has been active in Southwestern Wisconsin. Similar endorsement is expected at the Baraboo district convention on June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes. Catherine
Time Limit Postponed in Housing Contest
Mrs J C Morgan of the National Educational Better Hue Contest announces a delay in the housing contest deadlines. May 17 is set as the final date for high schools while May 25 will close the county contest entries due to an unusually large number of applicants nationwide. The original end date was Friday May 3.
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J.C. Morgan
Inca
Better Hue Rontesi
Mary
United Staty
Trucks Needed On Highway Projects Across County
A county highway department appeals for 24 hydraulic or power ramp works to be added to highway construction projects. The notice invites those seeking employment to report immediately to the county highway department.
Grandad Bluff Road Blocked by Rock Crusher Crews
West Grandad Bluff road closed as rock crushing operations lay fresh rock atop the highway. Motorists advised to avoid travel and park near the old pump while crews work. Local authorities caution drivers to detour until the area is reopened.
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Nadelith
Wisconsin Aims to Reform Desertion Case in Divorced Pair
The report notes Frank Prinz and his ex wife with a desertion charge amid a Wisconsin divorce. Meanwhile a Des Moines area ceremony highlights Lawrence College events for the fourth annual observance as 3000 students vie for a notable program. Old gold coins were found in a South Alabama hotel mantel puzzle.
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Southy
Mel JL
Stage Strike at Milvaiiles Pr Absul 600
Stage workers at Milvaiiles Pr Absul 600 Liven to Wolsterers a Wholesale Huvaiine facilities and heding companies went out on strike Wednesday. Local unions demand safer conditions and wage adjustments amid unresolved contract talks.
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Milvaiiles
Pr — Absul
Wolsterers
Smrike Wed-, Weetlay
New Rail Chief Named After Avierbury Retirement
Clement is named successor to General W. O. Avierbury as Penn Dee ay WL Clerent president. A native of Supbury, Pa, he started as a redman and has held many important positions with the company.
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W.O. Avierbury
Progress in La Crosse Concert Campaign Surpasses Last Year
Progress is made in the La Crosse Community Concert association membership drive with advance reports surpassing the prior year. The drive closes Saturday at 6 p.m. with check-up reports for captains on Thursday and Friday. Members gain admission to concerts in La Crosse Winona and Rochester.
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la Crosse
Lois Woods
Gladve Pynn
Mary Bigley
EP. Hartl
Myrile Olsen
Esther Runnestrand
5. J. Kreutz
Harold Youngsberg
Grace Norbeck
Eliel Kress
Lars Insienes
H. M. Church
Helen Zeisler
T. C. Thompson
Harry Dimler
Emma Wilder
Madison resorts face state health order testing water
Wisconsin summer resort operators were ordered by the state board of health to file laboratory reports on drinking water tests to operate. The board said regional laboratories are available for tests and sample containers. Other provisions urged include abatement of nuisances, unsanitary conditions, insect screening, and ensuring no employee carries a communicable disease.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
State Board of Health
Remains of Mrs Catherine Reilman Buried in Gethsemane Cemetery
The funeral for Catherine Brophy Reilman, born June 8 1839 in Wexford, was held in Lansing and Dubuque with burial in Gethsemane. Survivors include sons John George and Frank and daughters Mrs George Davis and Miss Mary Bellihan among others. A large church collection from Calvary Evangelical funded mission work. Local notices also report births, hospital stays, and a parish card party.
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Lansing
Catherine Reilman
Dubuque
Gethsemane
Catherine Brophy
Wexford
John Brophy
Michael Reilihan
Borh
Mary
George Davis
Mary Bellihan
John
Harpers Ferry
George
Jefferson
Barrick
Thomas
Perry
Frank
Thomas Tully
Tavo Breathers
M. J. Brophy
Brophy
Mountain Grove
Itc
St Patrick's Church
Hanley
Kraveside
Msgr
G. L. Haxmeier
Relief efforts reshape labor plans for relief workers
Officials announce widespread drafting of tentative plans to absorb educated and skilled labor into relief work. Proposed roles include lime-keepers, supervisors, engineers, and planners for construction. Censuses and research projects are urged by federal authorities as immediate expansion potential. Existing agencies may supervise these activities under Roosevelt's relief administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ram
New York
Relief Administration
Roosevelt
Epewa
All-Church Party Held In Viroqua Wisconsin
Members of the local Methodist church and guests held an all church party in Viroqua with a pre dinner gathering. Garland Turnipseed conducted the program featuring local music festival numbers with piano solos by Leonard Zoggs Wayne Ross and La Rene Hall a cornet duet by Kathleen Lake Eunice Fish and a vocal trio and quartets by local singers. Funeral rites were held for Mrs George Tate a Kickapoo Valley pioneer survived by her son Harvey Tate.
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Viroqua
Wis
la Crosse
Leonard Zoggs
Wayne Ross
la Rene Hall
Kathleen Lake
Eunice Fish
Ralph Graver
Lucille Crume
Ruth Vig
Marjorie Carlson
Margaret Molland
Mildred Lee
Mildred Kieven
George Cuthbertson
Garland Turnipseed
George Tate
Viola
Kickapoo Valley
Arst Bank
la Farge
Truck Driver Falls Asleep Crashes Into Tree
A Swift and Company truck crashed into a tree on the east side of 1312 Caledonia Street Wednesday morning after the driver fell asleep. The truck tipped over but the driver walked to a nearby restaurant and then to a hospital in a cab. He was not seriously injured.
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Swift and Company
Caledonia Street
Caledonia Dinner Plans Highlight Business Club Meeting
Caledonia Minnesota special report notes the annual dinner plans of the Caledonia Business Worner's club discussed at Masome hall. An arrangements committee includes Mrs E Zimmerhak L B West and Miss Verlie Sather and Ascha Gran. Verna Brock er joins as county relief office nurse. Mrs Nicholas Hasch injured in fall. Clarence Gordon fined 75 and costs for careless driving. Donald Klug visiting Kellogg with sister Alvira en route to Wabasha and Kellogg.
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Wiliam Fr. Flynn
D. C. Merlo
Genevieve Rasmussen
Celia Bouquet
Theodora Bouquet
Cordina Burg
Kate Bouquet
Nicholas Hasch
Clarence Gordon
New Albania
la Crescent
BR. Jaszewski
J. Kenny
Donald Klug
Kellogg
Edward Klug
Alvira
Wabasha
Richard
Straw Vote Echoes in City Debates Over Parks and Sewage
Citizens discuss urban improvements in La Crosse including a sewage disposal plant, skate park and river clean up. Proposals urge extending park grounds to attract growth, reduce curbs for parking, and improve Grandad Bluff. Opposition cautions about debt and taxes while calling for cheaper household power and river health.
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Grandad
Grandad Bluff Park
la Crosse
Johnson
Washburn
Funeral Services for Mrs. L. A. Ealey of Fulton
Mrs. L. A. Ealey of Fulton Wisconsin died Saturday evening in Fulton. She was a former La Crosse resident and member of First Presbyterian church. Her husband, formerly with the Burlington road, died years ago. The obituary notes memory and affection for a tender mother.
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L. A. Ealey
Fulton, TV
Ealey
la Crosse
First Presbyterian Church
Burlington Road
Accident Cases Scheduled Here Hearings Opened
Hearings in accident compensation cases were opened at the courthouse Wednesday morning by LM Kitleson, examiner for the Wisconsin industrial commission, with Bertha Holtman recording testimony. Several cases on the Wednesday calendar were settled, and remaining docket items for Thursday and Friday included disputes such as Fantas Standiford vs Moto Meter Gauge and Equipment, Fred Schoot vs La Crosse Rubber Mills, and others.
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Court House
LM. Kitlleson
Wisconsin Industrial Commission
Bertha Holtman
Commission
Charles Jaganac
Harry T. Smith
James B. Cevally
Interstate Company
Kitlesan
Charles McManus
McClintock and
Marshall
John Lee
Rockland and Onalaska Projects Seek Federal Help
The Rockland area proposes grade crossing elimination and widening of streets plus a new county trunk. Onalaska weighs a bridge to French Island and improvements to I Third and I streets while the city seeks federal approval for several of 21 listed projects in La Crosse area including paving concrete streets, curbs, gutters, and sewer work with no city cost beyond rescue of sewers and underground work.
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Vilage of
Rockland
Highway Department
Onalaska
French Island
Jon Crosse
la Crosse Street
Sixth Street
Forces Avenue
West Avenue
Green Bay Street
South Avenue
Jackson
Eighth Street
State Street
Market Street
Seventh Street
East Avenue
Eleventh Street
State
Cass Streets
North Side Project
Copeland Avenue
Monitor
Island
Hagar
Windsor
St. James Street
Copeland
Rose Street
Avon Street
Clinton
Gillette
Main Street
Crow Eleventh
Seventeenth Street
Gillette Street
George Street
City Limits
St. James
Jackson Street
Third Street
Sith Street
Crub
Cutter
Kel Street
South Avennue
Copeland Park
Park Drive
Ninth Street
Poring Mansior
Rose
Caledonia J
Caledonia
Motitor
Carr
Commodore Hartley Speaks Here Friday
Commodore Herbert Hartley II former commander of the Leviathan will be the main speaker at a Chamber of Commerce dinner at Hotel Stad dard at 12:16 Friday noon. He has made 870 crossings of the Atlantic and will discuss his experiences as a major ocean liner commander. Members and friends are invited. women also invited to attend.
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Herbert Hartley, II
Leviathan
Chamber of Commerce
Staddard
Commodore Hartley
Atlantic Ocean
Commitrce
Vnvi
Posse Captures Two In Gonzales Bank HoldUp
In Gonzales Louisiana a posse of citizens captured two of three bandits in a bank robbery. The third suspect was believed cornered in a nearby swamp as officers continued the search. The Bank of Gonzales was held up by an unidentified trio earlier in the day.
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Gonzales
Bank of
Lal
Gratitude from a hen and a mission for a license in Nanking
A fragment from Monett Missouri notes George Erickson nursing a sick faltering hen that later laid an egg as a sign of gratitude. It also mentions a school and a driver’s license effort in Nanking China, and a statistic about 98,233 garages service stations and shops in the United States along Leney Boulevard paving.
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Monett
George Erickson
Nanking
China
United States
Leney Boulevard
Hotel Operator Ordered Out After Lease Breach Verdict
Whitehall Wisconsin special report notes circuit court ruling that Norem must vacate the hotel building leased to Forrest Noreni after a breach of lease and unpaid rent. Judge Cowie found Noreni liable for 79.20 for window replacement and 187.50 for unpaid rent, while testimony covered alleged building damage, wiring, partitions, and equipment.
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Whitehall
Wis
Wham Grover
Trempealeau
Forrest Noreni
Cowie
Norem
Circuit Court
Solight
Pisintif
Noreem
Milwaukee Man Fined For Drunken Driving
James Johannes, 42, Milwaukee, paid a fine of $59 and costs of $2.50 after pleading guilty to drunken driving in municipal court before Judge George P. Rnediger. He was arrested on Gillette street after striking a machine owned by Melford Nelson parked at 917 Avon street. The accident was reported at 12:50 p m and Johannes was picked up at 1:20 p m Tuesday.
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James Johannes
Milwaukee
Ater
Mariine
George P. Rne
Johannes
Gillette Street
Melford Nelson
Avon Street
Man Charged With Sending Threats To Lindbergh
Paterson police held an 8 year old night watchman on Wednesday amid arraignment on a charge of sending obscene letters that threatened Colonel Charles A Lindbergh with death.
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Paterson J4an
Philip Mazin
Charles A. Lindbergh
Bangor area notes highlight club delegates and choir
Mrs Archie Wolf and Mrs CS Edwards were named delegates for the Women Civic club to attend the Federation of Women's Clubs convention in Tomah on May 16 and 17 with the Bangor Women's chorus invited to sing. The Society of St. held its May Day afternoon in the parish hall with hostesses Mrs Henry Foehling Mrs Rudolph Diesberg and Mrs C Bouska. Troyd Jenkins of Sheboygan visited his sister Mrs Blanche Chamberlain. Mr and Mrs B J Wiles plan a cottage week near Hayward. The Bangor Women's chorus including Mrs KR Ruppenthed Mrs Mary Dowengs Mrs Ch o f Musza Eugene Bossherd and A Gilfillan with Mrs Mathews accompanist took part in the Better Housing program at the West Salem pavilion Tuesday evening.
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Bangor
Wis
Sperial
Archie Wolf
CS. Edwards
Tne
Civic Club
Federation of Women's Clubs
Tomah
Bangor Women's Chorus
Bgen
Tie Society of St. i
Barish Hall
Mmes
Henry Foehling
Rudolph Diesberg
C. Bouska
Troyd Jenkins
Sheboygan
Blanche Chamberlain
B.J. Wiles
Hayward
Sisting
KR. P. Ruppenthed
Marry Dowengs
Musza
Eugene Bossherd
Jaces Plan Baseball Game With Major League Club Visit
The La Crosse Junior Chamber meets at the American Legion club to decide on bringing a MLB team to La Crosse this summer, likely the Chicago White Sox, who may play a local all star team chosen by fans. Also on the agenda are the Class B La Crosse Relays, the May 16 annual meeting, the May 7 stag party at Maple Grove country club with Viking quartet, master Sam Horwitz, and other association projects.
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la Crosse
la Crosse Junior Association of Commerce
American Legion Club
Chicago White Sox
Sox
Central High School
Maple Grove Country Club
Viking Quartet
Paul Youngdale
Stanley Rasmussen
Errol Olsen
Oswald Gunderson
Sam Horwitz
Siiual
Stotdard Hotel
Westby High Band Heads to Wausau for State Tournament
Westby Wisconsin special report says the Westby High School band will compete at the state band tournament in Wausau on May 10 1. Parents of band members arranged transport by car after a Band Mothers Association meeting led by president Mrs Eugene Ballsoud. The trip follows their top honors at a La Crosse festival. Funeral services for Mrs Clara Premstad will be held at Ey West ey Coon Prairie church Thursday with Rev J O Holum officiating. She died Sunday night after a severe stroke. Surviving are two daughters in Westby Mrs Albin Berg and Mrs Clarence Brendim. Platteville Gleemen from Platteville State Teachers College gave a half hour concert at the high school Tuesday morning featuring male quartet and string quartet plus a baritone solo and chorus. Mrs Gladys Hallingstad of St Josephs is spending two weeks at her parents home in Westby.
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Calvary Evangelical Church
Mission Fund
Edward Wilda
French Creek Township
Me Arid Mors
Ved Beoltel
Louise Markley
Eleanor O'Donnell
la Crosse
Halfway Creek
Mormon Coulee Creek
Slate Road Creek
Dutch Creek
Washington
C. A. Boerner
Wisconsin League of Municipalities
Swentes
League
Westby
Wis
Wausau
Eugene Ballsoud
Mothers
Lacrosse
Clara Premstad
Westey Coon Prairie Church
J. O. Holum
Fremestad
Albin Berg
Clarence Brendim
Westhy
Platteville Gleemen
Thelattevile State Teachers College
Milwaukee Banks Cut Interest Rates Again
Milwaukee banks will cut rates effective June for July 1 then raise to 143 percent with semi annual compounding, following a Milwaukee Clearing House association ruling public on Wednesday.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee County
Milwaukee Clearing House Association
Mayor seeks flood action as golf course under water
Oshkosh Wisconsin mayor Wiecher wired Congressman Reilly and Senator Daly urging the war department to open the Menasha dam sluice gates on the Fox River to relieve flooding. A new nine hole Municipal golf course addition, completed last fall at a cost of 100000 from FERA funds, lies underwater and may be irreparably damaged if waters do not recede promptly.
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New Deal
Oshkosh
Wis
Wiecher
Reilly
Daly
War Department
Menasha Dam
Fox River
FERA
Reynolds Named Surgeon General and Shockley as Assistant
President Roosevelt appointed Colonel Charles Ransom Reynolds as surgeon general of the army with the rank of major general. He also named Major Augustus Wroten Shockley as assistant surgeon general with the rank of brigadier general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds
Washington
Roosevelt
Charles Ransom Reynolds
Mac Njeor Augustus Wroten Shockley
Georgia 325 tax on vehicles upheld
Washington report: Georgia law imposing a 25 dollar annual vehicle tax for trucks used in interstate transportation is constitutional. The Aero Mayflower Company of Indianapolis challenged the measure as an undue burden on interstate commerce, but the Supreme Court affirmed the tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Washington
Supreme Court
Aero Mayfow
Indianapolis
Accused sluice box robber hanged in jail
George Lang, 48, awaiting a preliminary hearing on a sluice box robbery charge, hanged himself in the county jail using a noose tied to steam pipes. A jailer found the body while bringing breakfast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Placerville
George Lang
Lang
Sew Coiffures Get Fancy Names in Texas Convention
Hairdressers at a Worth, Texas convention named new coiffure styles with poetic titles such as Titianaire Blue Glow Scripture Bob Coronet Bride Ermine Rhapsody and Heaven Sent, illustrating creative branding in the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Worth
Texas
Bob
Bee swarm invades Youngstown artist studio incident
In Youngstown Ohio commercial artist Ralph Ellis swatted at a buzzing bee in his studio and a swarm suddenly descended on him. He managed to drive the bees away and cleared the studio, suffering stench and minor disruption from the scuffle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Ohio
Ralph Ellis
Ellis
Newspaperman Dies At 92 In Pittsburgh
William He French died Monday of heart disease at 92. A veteran newspaperman and public relations counsel for Carnegie Steel for 16 years, he served as Pittsburgh bureau correspondent for the Jed Press from 1906 to 1919. He contributed to the city’s press landscape through decades of reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
William He French
Caenegie Steel Company
The
Jed Press
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Chingo
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Frank Prince
Pring
New Rail
James Fredrickson
Marcella Qush
Dorothy Barthell
Dorothy Landry
Lois Rum Schafer
Norma Kehy
Joyce Greenley
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Mary Ellen Severson
Eugene Ricxansrud
Harold Walter
Howard Spinner
William Albert
Thomas Albert
Joseph Lechtenberg
Gregory Thornton
Reymond Cole
Phillip Mulholland
Veruz Love
Alvin Noble
Robe
Fredrickson
the Terbune
Berdia
By Ahern
Yingoka
Rieyvah
Kingoka
Nery Bol
BUICK
Industrial Commission
Campbell Road
Liberty Street
Gould
E. H. Hoffman
Ed Scheible
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M. R. Birnbaum
Warren Smith
Don Severson
Alderan
A. R. Kempter
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Northside
Frank Smith
Roellig
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Scheible
Sixteenth Street
Hoffman
Elergeoth Street
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Algerman Johnter
Fantom
Nas. G
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Curtis Monday
John Ludwick
Minnieska
Minn
Edward Krantz
J. A. Jacobsen
Winona
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Monay
Community Hospital
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Henry Hanson
Lee Ihe
Cheequitz
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Blair
Allen Berg
Chester Brex
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Jaces
Westby High
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