Thousand Wew Pageant On Hillside Impresses Crowds
A Friday hillside pageant by Hee La Crosve public schools featured Miss Caryesmond and student performers, with Rosmond as musical director. The Thousand amateur actors delivered a polished show despite a lengthy, flowing script and elaborate stagecraft, highlighting spring and seasonal tableaux with elaborate costumes and choreography.
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Hee la
Misé Ce Ogden
Miss Rosmond
Will
Marsh
Mat Liddén
Heinz Sentenced Three Years for Grocery Larceny
Former Creasey Wholesale Grocery clerk IC M Heinz was found guilty of stealing groceries while employed. Judge Higbee sentenced him to three years in state prison after defense pleas for leniency citing his wife and baby. The court noted Heinz's Army record and probation officer availability.
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Creasey Wholesale Grocery Co
IC. M
Creasey Wholesale Grocery Company
Higbee
A. Fl. Schubert
Mateney & Schubert
Heinz
Heine
American Golfers Defeat British in Intercontinental Match
The Associated Press reports American golfers dominated the first intercontinental match, winning the foursome and five of eight singles. Key American stars defeated English opponents, securing a decisive overall victory for the United States.
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Hoylare
Rugland
Associated Live
Wheadmericia Goling
Ex-Governor of Florida Arrested on Peonage Charge
Albany report notes former Florida governor arrested on peonage charges after a Saturday appearance before U S Commissioner George White. Bond set at $2000. bond not furnished before noon. Also mentions a regatta with Cornell Princeton and Yale contenders and a Western US mail car robbery near Sacramento with suspect Roy Gardner.
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Florida
Albany
Masked Train Robbers Steal $70,000 in North Tonawanda Heist
A gang of 15 to 20 masked men robbed a New York Central freight train near North Tonawanda early today, loading silk, shoes, tires and other goods worth an estimated 70000 into six trucks. No shots were fired as crew and detectives were held at gunpoint during the well planned theft.
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Buff Au
New York Central
Tonawanda
Sanborn
Ker
Hreman
Uma
Oslin
Treth
Agreement Reported Reached In Marine Engineers Strike
Washington reports a tentative settlement in the Marine Engineers Strike after talks among Secretary Davis, Chairman Benson of the Shipping Board, and union representatives. The agreement includes wage adjustments and revised working conditions to be formalized in a signed contract.
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Marine Engineers
Washington
Shipping Board
Moditien
Lanstead
Tavis
Ghairgin Benson
Te Marine Fursineers
Benedal Association
House Ways and Means Committee Approves Immediate Tariff Plan
The committee reported a joint resolution to make ten schedules in the permanent tariff bill effective immediately upon introduction. It says an emergency justifies rapid action and that steps are required now. The measure was part of the ongoing tariff debate in Washington.
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Washington
House
Ways I and Means
Teast
Debates Proposed Between Townley and Minnesota Leader
William Langer former North Dakota attorney general challenges A C Townley president of the National Nonpartisan League to four debate series in Minnesota. The call signals a high profile exchange over national policy and state issues.
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Townley
Minnesota
Council Delays City Printing Bid For Second Time
The council again failed to award the official city printing contract after bids opened in May. Mayor Bentley and Aldermen sparred over bid figures, arguing Weekly Review vs Tribune and Leader-Press, and the council referred the matter to committee with no paper designated as official.
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Tribune and Leader Press
Common Council
Aiavor A. A. Bentley
Council Amiin
Gai, Kelier
Mahoney
Ube Tribune
Leader-Press
Lo Law
le Allegia
Fhee
Jones
Tribune and Leader-Press
Sue Weekly Review
Mahoner
Tribune
Leader-Dress
Bentley
Ube
Mahhousy
Oscar J. Swannes
Bantley
G. A. Keller
Slorandt
Rocz
Meyer Bentley
City Printing
State to Move Against Smalley for Violating Act
MadisonWis Wisconsin Assembly debates compulsory education and vocational training bills to raise the age for schooling and expand part time instruction. Proposals include elevating the mandatory attendance age from 14 to 26 for schooling completion and creating advisory committees for vocational programs in cities with vocational schools. The measures aim to strengthen public education and vocational opportunities while safeguarding budgets and enforcement.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Wis
Bigzins
Divorces Granted for Cruelty and Desertion by Circuit Judge
Two divorces were granted by Judge Indge Bigbee in circuit court on Saturday. Katharyne Weigel sought divorce from Toy Weisel on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment and failure to support their five year old son. the couple married in Waukegan Illinois on October 32, 1974. Louise Helen Ashly was granted divorce from Wincos Ashly, married October 28, 2012, on charges of cruel and inhuman treatment. Ashly did not contest. The divorces were handled by Cowie and Hale. Esthee Boardman filed for divorce from Charles Boardman, married February 20, 1920, alleging refusal to support.
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Indge Bigbee
Circuit
Katharyne Weigel Wan Na
Yom Toy ‘Weisel
Waukegan
Til
Weigel
Yotedo
Louise Helen Ashly
aAshly
Wincos
Ashly
Ashby
Cowie
Hale
Ciicuit
Esthee Boardman
Charles Gogrdman
Winery
Arrest Report From Local Police Involving Nick Zingsheim
Local police arrested Nick Zingsheim on Saturday morning as part of a case tied to an earlier trial in Penddy Taclash. Sheriff T. E. Worthing arranged the transfer to an eastern city after Zingsheim was notified to appear on May 17 for trial. The exact charge could not be determined from the available report.
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Rick Zingsheim
Priddy Evenine
T. E. Worthing
Zingabeid
Worthing
Zingshelm
Birdie Niesen Sentenced 30 Days on Vagrancy Charge
Birdie Niesen was sentenced to 20 days in jail by County Judge Brindley on vagran cy charges. She had been arrested weeks earlier and demanded a jury trial through her attorney. She vanished the day before the trial, bond of $100 posted by Pragk Rieinertz was for feited. She reappeared Friday and was re-arrested on another vagrancy charge and pleaded guilty.
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Birdie Niesen
Sarardas
Todge Brindley
Wisconsin judge faces corruption charges in fifth district
A Wisconsin case charges Levi J. Bancroft’s successor Smalley with procurements to sway the fifth district judgeship won by Sherman Smyser. Special prosecutor G I Clifford of Green Bay will lead the state’s case with an action likely in the fifth district circuit court before Bancroft’s June retirement.
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Adison
Wiscanthorpes
William Morgan
Moreing
Sheeman Be
Sircnis
Smalsey
Bancroft
OL Smalley
Adi James
BR. P. Hutton
Anti-saloon League
Wisconsin
Junge Bancroft
Richland County
Morfaainder
Frag
E. H. Edwards
Richland Center
de- Leeires
Botton
Hutton
Fudge Bay
Sherman
Smyter
Hatton
Cadahy
Firing Reopens in Merrimac Mine Town
Williamson Wyoming dispatch reports Merrimac, once the scene of ten days of gunfire, has again seen shooting after authorities reviewed morning reports from the Tug river valley. No casualties were reported as rifles and pistols were issued to citizens sworn as state policemen for the emergency.
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Williamson
Wiltina
Tug River
Merrimac
Agun
Stoddard School Commencement Set for May 26
The Stoddard school plans commencement exercises on Thursday May 26 at the M B church parlors. Professor Long from La Crosse State Normal will give the address. A ten piece orchestra will provide music. The school principal is Albertine Pope.
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Stoddard School
Stoddard
M. B
Long
la Crosse State Normal
Albertine _ Pope
Pope Benedict Proposes Irish Peace Plan
The Pope urged Catholic and Protestant leaders to end violence and urged a national Irish body to settle the Irish question. He sent Cardinal Logue, and two million lire for the effort, in a message to Ireland.
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Pope Benedict
Dundalk
Ireland
Associated Press
Cardinal Logue
City Adopts Street Plan and Daylight Saving Ordinance
The council approved a street resurfacing program with a carpet coat and gravel mix on numerous streets and adopted a daylight saving ordinance moving city time from May to October. The Interstate Oil Co may extend facilities and build protective tank walls.
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Wayor
Board of Public Works
Kommon
Gillette
George
Cme
St. Paul
Gilette
Berlin
Clinton
Gil- Lac
Caledonia
Car
St. Ardraws
Mose
Caledon
George Street
Logan
la Crosse
Drd
7Th
Forest Ave
Pine
Fine
Alain Street
West Ave
1Sth
Division Street
Dru
Market
Tih
1St
Casa
la Cronth
Caas
Jackson
Cass
Finth
Tenth
Zeisler
Jhlevanth
Cftys Wanton
St James
Glete
Glinton
Rose
James Street
Avonette
Living Stance
State Street
8Th
Cass Street
Jackson Street
Sixth
M.C. Roar
Weat
State
la Cro
Thirteenth
Main
Tourleunth
Fifteenth
King
Sth
17Th
Livingstone
Miedonia
Gi+lette
Caledonia Street
Magar
St. James
Mil
Harmar
St. Cloud
Mill
See. Linn
Island Gillette Street
Wast Ave
M. Cy
Canmipbeil Road
18Th
Losey Boulevard
Funk
Prinsnes
Jebsiman
Miurjty
Rose Street
Gould
Monitor
Bll Street
Mormon Goulce
Third Street
Eighth Street
Interstate Oil Company Wa
Hind Black
Té Wag
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Winona
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Riza
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Ganty
Kentucky-West Virginia
Rocies
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Cornell
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Yale
Western Mail
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Calif
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Newcastle
Roy Gardner
Sky the
Smalley
Morgan
Catharyne Weigel
Nick Zingsheim
Mingo
Inter-State Oil Company
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