NEUMANN AND MEDINGER CONVICTED BY JURY
The jury under Elsie Colman as forewoman deliberated about twelve minutes to convict Medinger and Neuman for illegal possession of liquor in a saloon at Twelfth and Ta Crossae Streets. Testimony cited homebrew in the rear, lack of a bartender, and four percent alcohol in the brew.
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EN Medinger
Matt Ntamin
Elsie Colman
Hich
Den
Medinger
Teelfth
Ta Crosae
Nik Yedinger
Avivie le
Newman
Mart Seman Restenl
Werp
Boia Lins
Wiie Fare
Faljeral Denaties
Nevraaun
Bobatrie
Marmen Cree
Tisteler
Reid
Omanar Medinger
Nomar
Atherroc
Wolfe
Bear fight near Star River ends with bear escaping
James Winity and Ole Hendrickson encountered a bear while felling wood about twenty miles north of here. The men stabbed the bear and tried to drown it after a ten minute struggle. The bear resumed swimming as they sought treatment for injuries.
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Ming
American golfer eliminated in British amateur championship
The Associated report notes that Andersen, an American participant, was knocked out of the Irish Amateur Championship tourney on Thursday in Preswick. The match ended with the American failed to advance, marking a setback for the American contingent in the British match.
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Preswick
Andersen
Weather Record Report With Light Precipitation Expected
Weather bulletin notes minor temperature changes across regions including Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa. Tonight and Friday may bring showers to eastern and southern parts, with generally falling temperatures in most areas and a slight warmup Friday in southern zones.
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Tor la Ceasse Ana
Wisconsin
Minnessia
Lowa
Oklahoma Solon Accepts Aviator's Dare To Prove Himself
Rep Manuel Herrick of Oklahoma Republican accepts an aviator Herbert Fatty's dare to fly with brakes off in a high altitude stunt. Herrick jokes about risks, vows to back a War Department flight order but prefers not to request it himself. He quips about dangers to senators as he contemplates the stunt and recites lines of homemade verse.
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Oklahoma
Solon
Ishington
Congress
Manuel Herrick
Herbert J. Fatty
War Department
Hetrick
Oklahoma House
Department
Capitol
Mr. Herrick
Herrick
Inquest Reopened Into Aviator Death Mystery
Boston reports an inquest into the 1921 death of Lt. Patan G. McGillard, a decorated World War I aviator, is reopened after months. Conflicting medical and autopsy findings prompted renewed inquiry, with relatives and Wisconsin pathologists asserting murder. Weathered notes and prior conclusions by officials are questioned as the case resumes.
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Boston
Mass
Patan G. MuGilvary
McGillard
Back Bay
Thandalsuri
McGilvary
Leary
Leaity
Lisseleay
Fustiré
J. C. Pelletier
MeGlvary
Wisconsin
Girl Critically Ill After Taking Mercury Tablet
ILDRED Veneman a 12 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs BG Veneman of 912 Logan Street became critically ill at St France hospital after taking a mercury tablet by mistake She had complained of a headache Wednesday morning and took what she thought was an aspirin tablet The tablet contained 7 T 2 grains of mercury and she deteriorated within ten minutes before being admitted for treatment Doctors said her condition may last three to four days.
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Ildred Veneman
BG. Veneman
Logan Street
St. France Hospital
New Lisbon Student Lloyd Jewell Ends Life at Home
Lloyd Jewell engineering student from New Lisbon took poison in his room at Dr Meg Marlin's home. Friends attribute distress from ill health to the tragedy though he appeared a bright, honors student at the local school. Jewell left a note saying he was tired of being sick and taking his life.
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Is —Lloyd Jewell
Wisconsin
Newton
Wisi
Meg. Marlin
Jewell
Yewell
United States to Open Talks With Canada on Waterway Plan
Washington department announced it has informed Canada of its willingness to start negotiations over linking with the St Lawrence canal project to allow clean-going vessels to reach the Great Lakes. No reply from the Canadian government has been received.
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Wastington E Osfile
SS. Lawrence Canal
Great Lakes
Canddiad
Phone Operator Fired in Wisconsin Capital
Madison Wis Sept The night operator Joseph J Hopkins of Milwaukee a second year law student at the University of Wisconsin was dismissed by Governor Blaine who believed he was listening in on important executive conversations Friends of the governor say information was reaching political opponents especially the Committee of Forty four Hopkins says civil service rules apply and that his dismissal was unwarranted without a hearing He denies all charges
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Capitol
Joseph J. Hopkins
Milwaukee
University of Wisconsin
J. J. Blaine
Hopkins
Wisconsin Bankers Meet At La Crosse Seventeenth Annual Gathering
State officers of the Wisconsin Bankers Association among speakers at the seventeenth annual gathering in La Crosse. I K Knutson of Coon Valley presided as president. J A Wall of Stoddard presented the secretary treasurer report and the president’s address followed. Burton M Smith and George D Illert of The Wisconsin Association and Burt Williams of Milwaukee spoke. The program included bank taxation discussion and an afternoon river outing with lunch.
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la Crosse
Wisconsin Bankers? Association
City Hall
I. K. Knutson
Coon Valley
J.A. Wall
Stoddard
M. Wing
Batavian National Bank
Burton M. Smith
George D.illert
Wisconsin Association
Burt Williams
Milwaukee
Tax From Railways Received By State On First Of June
Madison Wis state treasury will be enriched by 3 458 108 57 on June 1 when railroads in the state pay the first half of their annual tax The total tax this year is 7 278 416 75 up from 6 ??
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Madison
Wis
State Commission
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad Company
Chicago, Milwaukee , St. Paul
Chicago
Harvard
Geneva Lake
North Shore
Milwaukee
Omaha
Duluth
South ‘Shore
Ettrick & Northern
Great Northern
Green Bay & Western Hillshore & Wartheagern
Hinds Central
Feenee
Greer
le Crosse
Lake Superior
Iava & Northern
Marathon County
Mineral Point & Northern
Marinette
Superior of Southeastern
Winona Bridge Company
Wisconsin & Michigan Railroad Company
St Seb Rae
Trolley Train Collision Injures Thirty-Two in Birmingham
Thirty two people were seriously injured when a crowded trolley car was struck by a freight train at Woollawn station in Birmingham. The Birmingham Railway Licht and Power Company reported the crash disrupted service and caused equipment damage.
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Birmingham
Ala
Tvo
Licht and Power Company
Strack Aml Smi
Woollawn
Memorial Day Program Details Set for Sunday Tribune
Memorial Day observance outline announced with arrangements under committee in charge. The complete program will appear in the Sunday morning Tribune issue.
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the Tribune
Crane Receives 20-Year Sentence By French Court
Chicago based investigator Charles R Crane has reportedly been sentenced to twenty years in prison by a French military court in Damascus for inciting disturbances in the French mandate territory in Syria. The verdict, issued in absentia, was reported via Cairo and Paris dispatches noting Crane acted without government commission and may not be carried out.
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Hicago
Syria
Charles R.crane
Chicago
Damascus
Cairo
Chicago Daily News
Daily News Dispatch
Fefault
Washington, D. G
State Department
Charles R. Crane
Near East
Crane
Siperia
Soviet Russia
United States
Europe
Albania
Anatolia
Sevres
Paris
Associated Press
Arar
New York
Caiie
London
Sunshine Girl Located in Rockford Police Report
Police say the girl named Agnes Anderson, also using Dorothy Anderson, was arrested with a Chinese man Moy. She appeared in court May 1, paid a fine, and was released. Investigators seek possible relation to the Dorothy Anderson in the Sailstad disappearance case.
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Rockford
Dorothy Anderson
Sailstad
Agnes Anderson
Moy
St. Paul
Thorothy Anerson
Sajtstad
Why Poppy Day Funds Veterans in La Crosse Event
Poppy Day in La Crosse on Saturday aims to raise funds for disabled veterans and their families. The American Legion designates Poppy Day to provide first aid and financial support before government compensation, cover burial costs for uninsured servicemen, and loan money to disabled veterans and dependents while insurance claims are processed, sometimes taking up to two years.
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la Crosse
American Legion
Potter's Field
British Premier Quizzed in Commons on Genoa
Prime Minister Lloyd George faced questions in the House of Commons on Genoa conference outcomes and Russia. He argued three options for Russia, noting force failed, leaving Russia to fate unacceptable, and urged broader international aid to restore stability.
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Genoa
London
Associated Press
Russia
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Ondon
Geman
Europe
Sis
Sitiarionu
Mgr
Genca
Siope
Business Revival Shown In Labor Bureau Report
Washington reports suggest steadily reviving business activity based on department of labor employment condition data. Secretary Davis notes unemployment eliminated or reduced in most states, with improved industrial activity claimed in Minnesota Wisconsin Iowa Michigan and Illinois.
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Washington
Davis
Department of Labor
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Iowa
Mithizau
Ilinois
Pope Celebrates Mass for Pilgrims to Rome
Pope Pius celebrated Mass in St. Peter's Basilica before thousands of pilgrims for the international Eucharistic congress. Delegates visited St Calixitus catacombs to witness ceremonies in the subterranean caverns once used by early Christian martyrs.
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Rome
Pius
Basilica of
St. Peter's
St. Calixitus
Christine
Germany Likely to Reject Budget Plan in Reparations Talks
Berlin advised reports say Germany will reject Finance Minister Hermes proposals for balancing the budget, a move that would complicate the European financial tangle. Bankers and officials, including J. P. Morgan and Sir Robert Isindersley, debate loan amounts and Germany's reinvestment of foreign currency abroad. Vanderlip proposes an international reparations loan plan gaining favorable reception and slated for the bankers committee.
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ARIS
Associated Press
Berlin
Germany
Hermes
J. P. Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Robert Isindersley
Vissering
Helland
Vanderlip
Paris
T’oeuvrre
Frank A. Vander Jip
New York
Two Die In Fern Farm House Fire Near Florence Wisconsin
A farmhouse fire at midnight claimed two deaths and left two children severely burned. Mrs. Christiana Kolar, 50, and her 15 year old son Ladda died in the blaze at John Kolar’s Fern home near Florence. Christiana, 7, and Oliver, 5, were rushed to St. George’s hospital with severe burns. Jon Kolar and his other son John escaped unharmed. The fire likely originated from a spark from a grate.
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Tron Mountain
Niech
John Kolar
Fern
Florence
Wis
Christiana Kolar
Ladda
St. George's Hospital
Christiana
Oliver
Jon Kolar
John
Man Foils Tire Theft at Rainbow Gardens Scene
Otto Arntson of 913 Logan Street confronted an unknown man removing a spare tire from his parked car outside Rainbow Gardens on the Onalaska road Wednesday night. Sheriff Hawkins later took over, but the thief fled before officers arrived.
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Otto Arnt
Logan Street
Rainbow Gardens
Onalaska Road
Arotson
Arntsom
Sheriff Hawkins
New County Road and Bridge Board Meets Wednesday
The county road and bridge committee met Wednesday afternoon with Highway Commissioner Hintgen. BR. W. Davis and Adolph Nuttleman were reelected to the committee. New members are Val Keppel Gueolher and Ash.
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Oth State Road and Bridge Committee
County Board
Hintgen
BR. W, Davis
Adolph Nuttleman
Val Keppel
Gueolher
Ash
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