Moonshining convictions in Hammond brothers case
William Hammond and Charles Hammond were found guilty in circuit court of manufacturing moonshine and possessing equipment for its production. William Hammond also faced a charge of secreting fluid on the premises at the Star restaurant on Pearl Street during a search led by state and federal prohibition deputies. The defense claimed a mysterious stranger, Hauser, rented the shack and acted without their knowledge.
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Harles
Willem Hammond
Orourt
Willire Almend
Charles Hamon
Hammonds
Twenty-first Street
Park Arene
Prohibition Depuy
Enole
Hammond Brothers
William Hauser
Hauser
Anna Prank Petrosick
Wiliam Beck
Anna Adams
Rose Harames
Allee Trammond
Gus Sraff
C.F. Hoffman
AT. Hansan
Nellie Mons
Robert
Berryman
Prohibition
William Rimmond
Weather Record for La Crosse and vicinity
Weather readings describe unsettled conditions across Wisconsin and Minnesota with probability of showers tonight and Wednesday. Temperatures expected to change little with unsettled northern areas and rain potential in eastern portions. Minnesota forecasts show fair to partly cloudy conditions Wednesday with scattered showers in east and south regions.
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la Cross
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Cnalee
Iowa
Ajain
Cotler
Pranehiy Fair
Leathem D Smith Visits La Crosse in Political Tour
Leathem D Smith of Sturgeon Bay, a businessman and engineer graduate, stopped in La Crosse on his Madison to Chippewa Falls trip. He met Orbe Basshard, chaired the Committee of 44, and other Republican leaders. Smith voiced confidence in defeating Senator La Follette, aiming to win farmer votes and portray La Follette’s record as ineffective against a pro-business platform.
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Leathem Ty. Smith
Ee D. Smith
Sturgeon Bay
la Follette
Committee of 44
la Crosse
Madison
Chipnewa Falls
Smith
Orbe Basshard
Republican Party
Smirh
The
State University
Numeber
Humanecerne
Tropy County Cooperative Company
9 Crosse
Senatne la Follette
AoWim
Tieed
Diamonds Returned as Mills Freed in Mystery Case
Mrs. Mills and Mrs. Foster recover a diamond ring and jewelry after a theft at 713 Mill Street. C R Mills is freed as charges of grand larceny are dismissed on district attorney consent. The case followed mysterious calls, an appeal in The La Crosse Tribune, and a ransacked home prior to the rings’ return.
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Mrs. Mills
Foster
C. R. Mills
Tiny Tribune
T. Mills
Marion Foster
Mill Street
Chenit Jhige
C. A. Fowler
R. Mills
Reid
Mills
Citcuit
Mearning
Fred HH. Tartwell
Milla
Tralgowie
Cmmity
Ars
Mive
Fosters
Sever Jal
Inter
Intre
la Crosse Tribune
Mille
Jers
Jas
Mills Ting
County Querry
Circait Court
Britain to press Japan to withdraw from Russian lands
In London Austen Chamberlain said Britain will request Japan evacuate Russian territory promptly. The Commons discussed Japan's promise to withdraw from the Far East, amid London Tokio talks and Genoa conference war crimes considerations. Lloyd George will speak on Genoa but will not attend The Hague.
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Japan
Russia
Chamberlain
Germany
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Genoa
Lioyd George
Hague
Albert Lea reels from its biggest fire wrecking district
Fire in Albert Lea destroying East Williams street south of Broadway to Newton street and Broadway eastward past May street. The loss is estimated between 735000 and 1000000 dollars with Skinner Chamberlain store taking the heaviest hit from water damage. State Fire Marshal probes origin as reconstruction begins and insurers move to inventory and restock.
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Albert Lea
Minu
Albert Len
East Williams Street
Broadway
Newton Street
Maig Street
Skinner, Chamberlain & Co. Bfere
Christianson Garage
Robert Meyers
Jenson Brothers
C. R. Borland Grocery and Clothing Company
Central Electric Company
Henry Harm's
Skinner- Chamberlain
Skinner-Chamberlain Company
Wireless fails to locate Apo yacht lost in typhoon
Wireless queries to the yacht Apo carrying Governor General Leonard Wood his wife and daughter have not been answered. The typhoon raging Monday is believed to delay their return. The Apo may have sought refuge in a Mindoro port while General Wood conducted a brief inspection on the island. No serious damage was reported.
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Manila
Associated Press
Apo
Gneral Leonard Wood
Mindoro
General Wood
Marinette Judge Upholds State Anti-Trust Law
Addison Wis The Wisconsin anti trust law enacted in 1921 was held constitutional by Judge W B Quinlan in Marinette over demurrers in a suit against a tobacco companies cartel. He also overruled demurrers to a case against Wisconsin wholesale plumbing supply firms for exchanging trade data.
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Addison
Wis
Wisconsin
Morgan
W. B. Quilan
Marinette
Quinlan
Quilan
Wisconsin student injured in first trial of racing car
Helen Horde of Madison Wisconsin, and Margarite Sherwood of Chicago, were riding a new racing car on Verona road near here Monday. The car turned over three times after losing control on a banked road. Horde suffered severe facial lacerations while Sherwood had a broken knee and is hospitalized.
Automobile DUI fines in local police court report
A. Charles paid a 52.50 dollar fine in police court on Tuesday morning for driving a car while intoxicated. Police stated he showed no mishap beyond apparent intoxication. On Monday afternoon Arthur Klein and William Calvary each paid 12.50 dollars on speeding charges.
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Charles
Arthur Klein
Willam Calvary
Three Hundred In Ireland Dragnet Causing Internment
In Ulster police rounded up about 300 detainees amid a widescale raid targeting Sinn Fein and Irish republican army members. Belfast and rural districts saw most arrests while Dublin reported Sinn Fein factions affirming an electoral agreement and backing the provisional government.
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Sinn Fein
Ulster
Perease
Associated Press
Ireland
Sinn
Irish Republican Army
Down
Antrim
Belfast
W. J. Twaddell
Ulster Parliament
Ylister
Twaddell
Capal Healy
Fermanagh
Thomas Corrigan
Fermanagh County
Samuel Sheridan
Newry Boards of Guardians
Eugene McGilligan
North Derry
Irgh Republican Brotherhood
Irish Volunteers
Girl Guides
Boy Scouts
Constabulary
Dublin
Ard
Eirennn
Michael Collins
Provisional Covvernment
Ard Fheis
Collins
Wolfe fights search warrant higher court ruling
Wolfe challenges the lower court decision after the judge found no findings of an offense. Schaller McClanathan writs are deemed insufficient, prompting an appeal to a higher court. The case centers on warrants and the legality of the investigative actions.
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Wolfe
Schaller-McClanathan
Judge Fowler to Get Briefs From Attorney General
Legal proceedings in circuit court postponed cases of Matt Schaller and John McClanathan on prohibition charges awaiting briefs from the state attorney general. Schaller and McClanathan challenges to search warrants cited by Albert C. Wolfe, citing Wyoming and U.S. Supreme Court rulings. Evidence cited includes moonshine and sugar hidden at Schaller home and liquor found at McClanathan. Also detailed testimony in Hahn case on premises at Rose and St. Cloud streets and disputed possession by Hahn and McGuire. Masonic clubs convention opened in Atlantic City as part of national league events.
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UDGE
Chester A. Fowler
Matt Schaller
John McClanathan
Albert CG. Wolfe
Schaller
McClanathan
Mr. Wolfe
Supreme Court of Wyoming
The
United States Supreme Court
Prohibition
John McClansthan
Joseph Hann
Rose and
St. Cloud
John H. Roherty
Hahn
Habn
Mr. Doherty
Rose and St. Cloud
John WcGuire
Doherty
McGuire
Sherif Miller
Jos Hahn
Albert Johnson
la Crosse Telephone Company
Johnson
Joe Hahn
Warden recounts iron bar attack leading to shooting of Boyer
Warden P. F. Curtis testifies in La Crosse that Ben Boyer assaulted wardens with an iron bar after a river net seizure near Hulmans. Curtis says Boyer was shot in the mouth during the defense, the incident prompting a Crawford County warrant for assault with intent to kill. Boyer, his son Floyd, and Cunningham fled toward Lansing as Curtis secured and prepared evidence including a rifle and net.
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Ben Boyer
Hulmans
Lyixville
St. Francis Hospital
Prairie du Chien
Crawford County
Boyer
Curtis
la Crosse
Nei
Frank Hickok
Mr. Curtis
Hutmans
Wisconsin
Wes
Floyd
Earl Cunningham
Lansing
Hickok
Bishop Mahoney Named Bishop of Sioux Falls
The Vatican announced Tuesday that Monsignor B J Mahoney has been appointed bishop of the diocese of Sioux Falls by Pope Pius IX.
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Rome
Associated Press
Monsignor
B. J. Mahoney
Diocese
Sioux Falls
Pope Pins
Vatican
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