Body of Missing Kenoshan Found in Lake Michigan
The body of Fritz Von Kenggendorf, 51, secretary of the German American Chamber in Keteshir, was found in Lake Michigan near Eieh Alaman Park by two fishermen. He had disappeared over five months ago while under an embezzlement warrant. investigators described a complex case involving a prominent German American family.
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Kenosh Wis
Fritz von Kenggendorf
Funner
Keteshir
Lake Michigan
Eieh Alaman Park
Wednessas
van Regeoudert
Elyse
Cerne Mahie
Cerny Iiversity
Ff Teert
Frynwes I Willetts
New Clue in Hall Mills Deaths Probe Emerges
A fresh lead surfaces in the Hall Mills investigations. Officials say the suspect was reportedly questioned about connections to the case and possible involvement with a Moscow area individual. The inquiry concentrates on the murder context and associated persons amid evolving details.
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Hall-Mills
WETS IN ASSEMBLY HOLD OFF VOTE ON DRY REFERENDUM
Wise Mapison reports the Wisconsin Assembly delayed a vote on a dry referendum amid debate over constitutional provisions. The scene reflects party lines as members comment on the calendar and potential implications for state policy.
Petrograd Opera House Fire Traps Many During Stampede
Grim reports say a disastrous blaze at Petrograd’s opera house ignited panic and a deadly stampede. Firefighters fought the flames as witnesses described smoke and chaos, with casualties mounting as efforts to rescue patrons continued.
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Petrograd Opera House
Death Ends Long Legislative Career of Claude Kitchin
A damaged local report notes the passing of Claude Kitchin ending a lengthy legislative tenure. It references a public meeting and political events, with mentions of a painter hurt in a fall and a hospital transfer. The article also alludes to an election outcome and several incomplete names.
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Claude Kritchin
Agnes Strand Leads Shop Girl Contest In Final Count
Final precount shows Agnes Strand of Gorder's leading with about 7000 votes over Esther Johnson of New York Tye Works in the Shop Girl contest tied to Majestic Theatre showing Only a Shop Girl. Widespread voting ends at 5 pm Thursday. winners announced between first and second Majestic shows. prizes include a diamond ring or wrist watch and Majestic passes.
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Tribune
Majestic Theater
Majestic
Shop Girl
Agnes Strand
Wates
Prises
Simon
Goodfellowship Club
Gak Poressanstarium
Onaiazka
Vaisel
Jiere
Pris J
BE. We Tarkery
Kali Shoe
Shop Girl Contestants
A fragmented list of contestant names and shop names appears read from a historical page. The garbled OCR references Iuela Amundson Hetzers Grocery and various surnames and places, indicating a society or pageant listing rather than a full narrative.
Standings in Shop Girl Contest
Agnes Stranil leads as Garders 84,29. Fister Johnson and Laelht Amuniven among top entrants. Other listed competitors include Rebbs Kann, Bethsr Grosskept, Bobby Kenstad, Kather Abner, Marguert Hererdahl, Garay, Binet Hayes, and Bayer-Furhers in a varied standings segment from Hotel AeA to Ariman's Opal Raekiett.
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Agnes Stranil
Fister Johnson
Laelht Amuniven
Hetseta
Oh Rebbs
Gr Grasse
Aea
Bethsr Grosskept
Mwitehar
Bobby Kenstad
Tarlo
Kather Abner
Weletian
Uiristie Worth
Linker
Marguert Hererdahl
Callownes
Henry Gand Sells Amerigan Village Site to Wiggets
Henry Gand sells the Amerigan Village site to Wiggets for 87,000 dollars. The three story brick building at Fourth and Jay is described, with plans for Wiggens to move their business to the new location.
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Henry Gand
Amerigan
Wiggerts
Jay
Jay Eftonts
Tnt
Cine
Limi
Hens
Eert Brothers
Brink
Pytias
Eventiallir T Wingert Heathers
New Tarasing
Obituary for Alan Charid and family occurrences in Northwest region
Obituary notices describe the death of Alan Charid born to Mrs Tutus f Blane with funeral details in Minnesota and Norway, noting service at a local church and interment in a Catholic cemetery. Also mentioned are Thelma Vine Mithee and Theo Vine Mithee with memorials held at Oak Grove, and references to family members including Mrs Ajentis Sone Pholarphe and siblings.
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Whs
Hufus B
Alan Charid
Tutus F. Blane
Powter
Sean Nghethrel
Chrisanith Sheniy Pers
Ered
Alencos
Ajentis
Dwyer Faneral Heane
St. Shaimas
Receivership Sought for Major New York Brokerage House
A filing Wednesday seeks a receiver for a large New York brokerage house linked to a switch in a market and involving lenders and customers. The case references a judge and notes the aim to manage assets and debts while operations pause, with details pending court action.
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ASK
BIG
New York
Normal Band Parade Ahead of Friday Outing
Fragmentary text describes a normal band parade before an upcoming Friday outing. It references a naval or civic event, a president figure, and mentions a court-like proceeding or presentation related to a family matter. The readable portions are unclear about exact names, dates, or locations.
Nemesis of Rum Runners Held on Dry Violation
A garbled report claims a noted anti bootlegging figure was detained for a dry law violation at a border area. Details are unclear due to unreadable OCR text but reference to federal authorities and a convened inquiry is noted with mentions of spared penalties and ongoing enforcement.
JAPANESE BUSINESS MEN ASK RESUMPTION OF TRADE WITH RUSSIA
Torin reports on a meeting where prominent business figures urge reopening trade with the Soviet Union. The article notes organizing bodies discussing policy shifts and potential impacts on commerce and diplomacy.
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Russia
Rain Deepens Settlement Fire Haze Across Upper Minnesota
Thunder showers eased forest fire danger around Trasca state park and nearby districts. Ittasca park district reports fires under control with many extinguished. one significant blaze near Virginia, Minnesota, still being fought by twelve rangers. Across northern Wisconsin fires are checked though smoke lingers over Doughes and Burnette counties. A rain is expected to end ongoing fire threats.
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T. Paul
Minn
Trasca State Park
Ittasca Park
Superior
Wis
Iron Range
Minugenta
Virginia
Adviers
Wisconsin
Doughes
Burnette
Fiora
Midnight Gifts Promise for Racine Merchants Event
A note from Racine Wisconsin describes a plan to obtain gifts from merchants at midnight to win prizes offered by lab merchants for the First gift of Pete. The piece mentions police involvement and a wedding ceremony to be held at a Norwegian church with organizers Hanson and others. Gifts include household dry goods, decorations, jewelry, and related items.
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Racine
Wis
Lab
Pete
Mftss
Police Department
Uy Ena Na
Kew RB. A. Hanson
Aml Jewweley
Legion Hosts Opera Cast and Popcorn Sellers at Elks
The American Legion hosted an entertainment night featuring an opera cast and popcorn sellers. Members attended the event, with officials present to oversee arrangements and ensure orderly proceedings.
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Legion Entertains
Elks
Wanted to See Property From Air Killed in Pittsburgh
A scrambled crime notice describes a man killed while attempting to surveil property from the air near Pittsburgh. The report mentions a witness and a car crash link, with partial names and phrases indicating a pursuit or misadventure in a rough transcript. Other details are unclear due to garbled text.
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Pitterburgh
Wetty
Pitta
Chars
Felder
Uis
Ike
Crafrar
Prisoner Escapes Then Is Recaptured Near Jail
A prisoner escaped early this morning from a nearby industrial plant area but was recaptured within about half an hour. He was mobbed briefly while hiding under a dirt cart near the jail, and was returned to the jail for safekeeping.
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Tom Wievena
Meena
Cine Tine Tanber Company
Wader
Ann
Weather report for Mitauva ur Wis with variable conditions
Synopsis of weather patterns ending Tuesday notes little rain and generally fair conditions for early crops. Winter wheat oats and spelt are in fair to good condition though some areas report need for rain. pastures are improving, but fields show uneven growth and occasional damage from frost. overall crop prospects remain cautiously favorable.
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Mitavaurer
Wis
Sewars
Wb Stewart
Merearetog Op
Hinpyies
New York awaits governor action on dry act repeal
A chaotic scene in the New York Capitol as Governor Sinnes considers a repeal of the state prohibition law. Debates feature supporters and opponents with banners, speeches, and calls from figures like William Wheeler and Samuel Gompers, amid the looming midnight deadline and pressure from anti-saloon leagues and party leaders.
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New York
Mullane
Feur
Novemar Smith
Wis
Gil
Perr
Mise Afies
Molly Titeser Club
Prohibitien
Nibisaen Cewis A. Capviliier
Joers
Ida BB
Sammie Weedrafp
Aranklen N
Gompers
Ransean EE Grete
Genoa
Bet Maka
Samuel Gompers
Amerian Federation
Caverher Smith
Wayne RK. Wheeler
Anti-Salem League
New York State
Wheeter
Tollef Tollefson Injured in Chicago Cafe Brawl
In Chicago on a busy morning at Moark Street, Tollef Tollefson, known locally as a persistent troublemaker, was injured during a brawl at the Cafe Tewasin. Police report a shooting occurred nearby. Tollefson was hospitalized at Grambyinn Hospital for observation after the incident. Central station is reviewing the case and detains a suspect.
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Tollef Tollefson
Chicago
Tolt F Totlefson
Atin Weanta
Atternatian
Tom Atrercatian
Willen
Apeierts Saptter Dank Kloiperty
Chicage Cafe
Moark Street
Dartey Sahnee Ameiter
Moetyerta
Polotson
Bron
Bern
Grambyinn Hospital
Moineriz
Beton
Central Station
Pentlins
Tollofsey
House by Side of Road Opens at Courthouse Square
A new public information feature titled The House By The Side of the Bowl is installed on Courthouse Square near Beeth and Shite streets. Wisconsin and United States information is available to motorists touring the area, with free access at designated points.
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Wisconsi
Westlerutad
Saushesst
Phe
Sams Haiuikiwieler
Phis Cite
la Cressy
Pervis
Wisconsin
Lseel Abe
Utantel
Conservation Clerk Dies at Madison Wisconsin
Myron Coe, a conservation clerk in Madison, Wisconsin, died Tuesday afternoon after a term of service. Born in Sharan Springs and a graduate of Whitman University Law School, he spent about twenty five years in state conservation work. He was identified with the department since early in his career.
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Madison Madison
Wis
Myron Coe
Ade
Perhers
Sharan Springs
No Oy
Gradua
Tinaege Whrattaston University of Law
Waehington
Las Bern
Freed: Two Foreign Prisoners Ransom Bandit Capture
A report from The Associated Press states Major Robert Mien and W. Smith of Manchester, Boglind, were freed by bandits in Pantay. Other captives remain at the fortress summit. Americans and Chinese captives are described as fed but restrained. Major Pisser plans a detailed account for the American press.
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Amerivaan
Fran Tsanehwang
Pisser Pa
Maj. Pinger
Spelling Match Highlights at Superina Parochial Schools Meet
A spelling match event at Superina Wisconsin features several parochial and public schools from Dane and Dauels counties. Teams include Sprven girls and boys with participants from Take Nehacsmou school and a standout boy entrant John Toha sti.
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Superina
Wis
Sprven
Omateh
Denia Poomatys
Srasers Ui
Superoy Rovers
Feleb
Pour Public Schonls
Dwn
Mret
Daucls
Br Iw
John Tohasti
Take
Nehacsmou School
Freckle Bleaching Remedy Promised With Lemons
In a claimed beauty formula, two lemons and three ounces of Orchard White are mixed for a quarter-pint treatment. The product is massaged on face neck arms and hands daily to bleach freckles and blemishes and supposedly brighten the skin.
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Hetzer's Grocery
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