Moonshine Shack Trial Tells Of Missing Hauser Link
In a county court case, defendants deny knowledge of moonshine production in a Park Avenue shack rented to William Hauser. Witnesses say Konfessed defendants leased the place, knew little of Hauser, and moonshine equipment and mash were found after a raid by prohibition agents. The trial, led by Judge C. A. Fowe, centers on who operated the distillery and where hauser hid.
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Paul Willingy Hammond
C. A. Fowever
Tae
Indge Higbee
Twenty-first Street
Park Avenue
William Hauser
Toa Crosse
Charles Hammond
Hanser
Shack
Tanife
Charlie Halimond
William Rencht
N. E. Dredge
Omaha
Willam Hauser
Hammond
Hauser
French Premier seeks allied support against Germany
Paris reports say the French parliament will reconvene Tuesday amid anxiety over possible military pressure on Germany. Premier Poincaré hopes to win ally backing but will act alone if needed as the reparation terms loom and Genoa treaty issues complicate the Entente.
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Paris
Associated Press
Vene
Germany
Genoa
Poinr
Russia says it seeks no material aid from allies
Moscow reports new decrees aimed at private enterprise and private property as Russia presses reconstruction on its own terms. The government allows private trade, inheritance, and property reuse, with Petrograd returning small firehouse property to owners and Ukraine restoring small mills to owners. State media reiterates no expectation of aid from allied governments.
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Moscow
Associated Press
Russia
Council of Commisars
Imnl
Commissarial
Central Executive Committee
Petrograd
Ukraine
State Board to Hear Cases Here During Two Days
The Industrial Commission of Wisconsin will hold hearings in La Crosse May 31 and June 1 under the workmen's compensation act. Cases include Luedtke v. Smith Manufacturing Co. Riley v. Segelke Kohlhaus M&I Co. Welber v. Onalaska Pickie Works Butt v. State Highway Commission Foettiger v. State of Wisconsin Braunswell v. La Crosse Telephone Co. Johnson v. Stamping & Tool Co. Schroeder v. County of La Crosse.
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The
Industrial Communist of Wisconsin
Afl
la Crosse
Workmen’s Compensation Act
H. J. Luedtke
Smith*Manufacturing Co
Peter F. Riley
Segelke-Kohlhaus M&i. Cn
August Welber
Onalaska Pickie Works
AW. E. Butt
State Highway Commission
Warren L. Foettiger
State of Wisconsin
Thos. Braunswell
la Crosse Telephone Co
John CG. Johnson
Bicycle riders warned on lights and equipment
The local police issued a warning to bicycle riders about maintaining lights and warning devices on bicycles, following council passage of a resolution instructing strict enforcement. Police officials said riders will face fines in police court for violations.
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Dierelés
Nolice
Dr A A Maurer to Sail for Europe for Study
Dr Albert A Maurer filed for a passport to travel abroad for study and travel. He plans to depart from New York on June 24 and visit England Ireland France Switzerland Germany Italy Austria Norway Sweden.
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A. A. Maurer
Europe
Albert A. Maurer
Clerk of Court
Kreehber
Europa
New York
Maurer
England
Ireland
France
Switzerland
Jeremany
Italy
Austria
Norway
Sweden
Rail chiefs meet to discuss Harding plea for rate cuts
In Washington a two hour meeting between railroad executives and the Interstate Commerce Commission followed President Harding’s White House call for voluntary rate reductions. Leaders questioned the need for further cuts, noting wage costs and wartime expenses as barriers to a broad rate slash while seeking guidance on potential carrier cooperation with a forthcoming committee study.
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Harding
Ashington
White House
Svithout
Wisconsin road map shows road conditions and detours
A first of the season weekly auto map of every state highway in Wisconsin was placed in the Tribune building Monday morning. It comes from the state highway commission and lets travelers know road conditions and detours at a glance. Visit the Tribune before starting a trip to choose the best route.
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Wisconsin
Tribune
State Highway Commission
The
Ulster Premier Seethes Over Ulster MP Slaying
Ulster premier Sir James Craig declares just retribution after the shooting death of W. J Twaddell, Ulster parliament member, as Belfast faces a weekend of violence with fourteen deaths. He calls a cabinet meeting and vows action to maintain order and loyalty to the empire. A large crowd observes a day of mourning for Twaddell and his family.
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Mr. Twadrdell
Garfield Street
North Street
Twaddellt
Belfast
City
Antrim
Down
London
Associated Press
Eamon de Valera
House of Commons
Winston Churchill
Amerigan Persuades Rebels to Surrender Fortress
Rebels loyal to conservatives seize Fortress Loma in Nicaragua and plan to resign government. American minister John Ramer negotiates surrender to American marines at ten pm Monday. General Cruz leads force, with 400 Marines en route, amid artillery exchanges and civilian fears.
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Nicaragua
Associated
Revolutionary Movement
Adan Cantom
Salvador Castrillo
Assumng Dews
Campo de Marte
Creneral Cruz
Legation
Mr. Ramer
Cole
United States Navy
Corinto
Granada
Tross
Locate one son of Hirsch Cohen police get wire
A Bloomington Illinois police message says Jacob Levy of Chicago is a son of the late Hirsch Cohen Casper Levy who died here. Chief Webber has written Chicago to locate the six remaining heirs to an estate worth about 4000 dollars. Woman dies of burns near Branch Wisconsin
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Bloomington
Ill
Jacob Levy
Trey Street
Chicago
Hirsch Cohen
Casper Levy
Webber
Robbery Report From Trempealeau Auto Company
The Tribune and Leader-Press received a radio dispatch from Trempealeau about a late Saturday night break in at the Trempealeau Auto Company. Robbers cracked the office glass door, cut a half moon hole, and stole twelve tires. No identifications found.
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Tribune and Leader-Press
A. B. Sanal
E. W. Fridgen
Trempealeau
Tribune
Trempeajeau Auto Company
Trempealean
Archbishop Messmer Restricts Modest Dress in Milwaukee Churches
Milwaukee archdiocese Publishes pastoral letter barring low neck and hiking style dresses in Catholic services. Priests urged to deny holy communion and refrain from absolution for women in such attire, read aloud in 250 churches.
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Milwaukee
Koicberg
Messmer
Holy Commusnion
Burch Jury unable to reach verdict dismissed by judge
In Los Angeles a jury hearing the murder case of A. G. C. Burch against J. Belton Kennedy was discharged by Judge Reeve after failing to reach a verdict. The panel stood at four to seven for acquittal. earlier ballots shifted, with four women favoring acquittal. The case was returned to the calendar for a third trial setting.
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Angeles
Cal
A. GC. Burch
J. Belton Kennedy
Reeve
Stoddard Men Go Over Embankment In Automobile
Two men from Stoddard escaped serious injury when their car slid over a five foot embankment near Stoddard while en route from La Crosse. The vehicle turned over twice. occupants Currie and Kraus suffered only minor injuries as they were unable to pass another car in time.
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Currie
Stoddard
Merchant
George Kraus
Genth
la Crosse
Chrrie
Traveling salesman fined for left side street parking
T. L. Gosdell, traveling salesman, was fined 12.50 in a police court for marking his car on the left side of the street. He reportedly refused to obey the officer when ordered to move. The offense carries a 3.50 penalty. Charles Schlatter also fined 12.50 for speeding. Paul Slevers bid 45,000 on an intoxication charge.
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T. L. Gosdell
Gosdell
Charles Schlatter
Paul Slevers
Gubernatorial race in Oregon is close
Portland Ore Based on complete returns from 16 counties and partial returns from 20 counties Charles Hall trailed Ben W Olcott by 28 votes in the Republican nomination contest with missing precincts still to report. Current tallies show Hall 41892 Olcott 41084 and the final count pending official certification.
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Portland
Ore
Charles Hall
Ben W. Olcott
Hall
Olcott
Evanston Pastor Defends Flapper in Sermon
The Rev. Almey Pennewell of Covenant Church Evanston argued bobbed hair short skirts and knickers are not sin but a declaration of independence. He praised flappers calling them a joyful generation set to yield a fine world’s women.
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Chicago
Almey Pennewell
Covenant Church
Evanston
Ekirte
Egypt Sinks After Collision in Dense Fog
Ninety eight people are missing and 242 saved from the British steamship Egypt after a collision with the French steamer Seine off Ushant. Two American women are among the missing. The ship lay to in fog when struck. distress signals prompted Cap Tracon to hurry to the scene. The purser said the vessel floated about twenty minutes after the crash. Captain Le Bazzle described dense fog and a sudden impact that tore away forward works.
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Egypt
Island of
Ushant
Seine
M. L. Sibley
Mies V. M. Boyer
Cap Tracon
Gap Tracon
le Bazzle
Armen
English Channel
Harwick
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