Ekern Hales Gavene y and Twelme in Libel Discovery Action
Trempealeau County court hears a discovery action linked to a libel claim against A T Twesme and John C Gaveney. The case centers on allegations that a leader article paid $1,000 to influence Ekern's 2 years ago senatorial support. Ness contempt proceedings set a precedent for signatory ambiguity in checks and letters.
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Ekern Hales Gaveney
Twelme
Trempegesu County
Ekern
Senor Isaac Stephenson
Assembly
Ness
Twesme
Gaveney
Gibson
Whitehall
Nnghee & Higbee
Wisconsin
Trempealeau County
Herman L. Ekern
Oe Gaveney
Albert T.esme
State of Wisconsin
Trempealeau
Leader
Tete
Arcadia
Trems County
United Pe
MISS ETHEL ROOSEVELT MAKES HER DEBUT THIS FALL
Miss Ethel Roosevelt, second daughter of the president, makes her Washington debut at age 17. She is popular in society, fluent in three modern languages, and prepared to lead Washington society this season, aiming to rival her sister Mrs Longworth.
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Ethel Roosevelt
United States
Washington
Miss Ethel
Miss Roosevelt
Errolf
White House
Longworth
Bishop Schwebach Attends Jubilee in Wabasha
Rt. Rev. James Schwebach of the La Crosse diocese attends St. Felix Catholic church’s golden jubilee in Wabasha as it marks 50 years of growth. The celebration highlights the church building, parochial school, sister’s home, hospital and orphanage complexes valued at substantial sums, with continued three day festivities and broad church attendance.
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James Schwebach
la Crosse
St. Felix Catholic Church
Wabasha
St. Elizabeth Hospital
School Children Aid In The White Man's Pacific Quest
Melbourne reports Australian school boys sent thousands of letters to youths in England and America as part of a plan to boost race pride and friendship under the white man’s Pacific scheme. The effort grew from a wartime fleet visit and aims to pair schools for exchanges while discussing Asiatic exclusion.
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Melbourne
England
America
City Must Pay Fee for Nurse for Smallpox Patient
Magistrate Judge John Daniels ruled that the city must cover nursing charges incurred during Joseph Mack’s smallpox illness. Mrs. H Simonsen had served as nurse while Mack was quarantined at her home and billed $50, which the city council had refused. The judge found the health officer had authority to hire nurses for quarantined patients and awarded the full amount plus costs to Mrs Simonsen.
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Joseph Mack
John Daniels
Maeir
H. Simonsen
Simonsen
Daniels
Democratic Campaign Funds Published Amid Absentees and Additions
A detailed ledger shows $248,567 received by Oct 8 with $90,712 from large gifts. Notable contributors span Georgia to Wyoming, including Hoke Smith and Jacob Ruppert, while Tammany figures such as Murphy are listed as absent.
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New York
Democratic Campaign Fund
Mack and Ridder
Georgia
Hoke Smith
Illinois
E. F. Dunne
Roger Sullivan
John P. Hopkins
Indiana
Tacgert
Louisiana
New Orleans
Michigan
E. O. Wend
Missouri
D. R. Francis
M. C. Wetmore
Montana
Senator Clark
Nebraska
M. T. Connor
James M. McGuire
Mack
John W. Cox
Perry Belmont
Rourke Cochran
Sam Tntermeyer
Jacob Ruppert
Noethen Strauss
Ohio
M. E. Ingais
Oklahoma
R. L. Owen
B. Gere
Bremler
South Carolina
Tilman
Wisconsin
J. Horan
Foo. Geiger
West Virginia
Davis
Colorado
Chas
J. Huces
T. M. Petterson
Chas. S. Thomas
W. J. Galligan
W. A
C. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Geo. R. Williamson
Wyroming
John KB. Osborne
Utah
Jesse Knight
Alaska
A. J. Daley
Delancey Nicoll
Democrat Club
W. F. Sheehan
Edward M. Shepard
P. W. Burns
Geo. FE. Dickinson
M. F. Dunlap
W. E. Williams
Chas. Murphy
Connors
Sheehan
Parker
Thomas F. Ryan
August Belmont
David B. Hill
Haskell
Chicago
Tammany Money Tater
Hudspeth
Guffey
Kern
Hill
New sheath stockings spark dress trend in New York
In a Bowery display, shoppers admire the new sheath stocking paired with sheath gowns. A New York hosier reports a France order for 20 000 pairs and strong advance sales. The fashion features a two inch top slash, a half inch ribbon, and interior flesh colored facings for winter warmth.
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New York
Maggie
Bowery
France
Ned
Directoire
Readjustment plan as Balkan powers seek new status
Montenegro dominates the Balkan war scene as Austria threatens hostilities over a Servian demand for joint action. A British Russian compact aims at free passage to the Dardanelles in exchange for backing an international Balkan conference and a proposed readjustment of Turkish holdings.
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Vienna
Montenegro
Servia
Austria
Foreign Office
London
England
Russia
Dardenelles
ST. Petersburg
Bourse Gazette
Turkey
Bulgaria
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Austria-Hungary
Black Sea
France
Skirmishes Near Korean Boundary Threaten Regional Tensions
Tokyo reports ongoing clashes after Japan refused to allow a detachment to pursue Chinese raiders across the Korean line into China. If no explanation is given, northern Korea garrisons may disregard the boundary and clash with Chinese forces.
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Tokio
War Office
China
Korea
English Editions Honor Fleet Arrives Saturday
Torio dispatch reports Japs publish special English editions with illustrations praising the American fleet bound for Manila. The gunboat Yankton, forerunner of the squadron, was sighted this morning as the fleet prepares to arrive Saturday.
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TORIO
Yankton
Manila
Mann Back in Jail on Murder Indictment
Chicago has Luman Mann expected to surrender after an indictment charging him with the murder of Fannie Thompson. Bail application planned immediately, with habeas corpus proceedings by his counsel if bail is denied.
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Chicago
Luman Mann
Fannie Thompson
Green Spring Town Burns Near Tiffin Ohio
A blaze in Green Spring near Tiffin endangers the town. The local fire department was dispatched to aid in fighting the flames and prevent total destruction.
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Ohio Town
Tiffin
Ohio
Greenspring
Bryan Receives Honorary Phi Alpha Tau Membership
The Nebraska university Phi Alpha Tau chapter announced Bryan has accepted honorary membership. He will deliver the initiatory address at Lincoln after election.
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Lincoln, Neb
Nebraska University
Phi Alpha Tau
Bryan
Death of County Clerk in Nebraska Gas Explosion
Greely Nebraska October 15 County Clerk William Toohey aged 30 is dead and his wife was probably fatally burned in an acetylene gas explosion that wrecked the couple’s home and name.
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Greely. Neb
William Toohey
Taft brother declines assembly nomination in Waterbury
Horace D Taft youngest Taft brother declines the nomina tion unanimously approved at a caucus for representative to the general assembly The other candidates withdraw when his name is mentioned He says his job is to stay and teach Bill's boy He heads the Taft school where Charlie Taft is preparing for college. Forces Cannon Show-Down. President Fischer of the Conservation League of America sent letters to ev Continued on page 6.
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Taft
Waterbury
Horace D. Taft
General Assembly
Bill
Taft School
Charlie
Chicago
Fischer
The
Conservation League of America
1000 Grain Men In Convention Today
In St Louis 1000 delegates gather for the National Grain Dealers association meeting. A. E. Reynolds opens the convention as talks focus on federal grain inspection and a uniform standard. Eastern buyers would face western grading if federal inspection is adopted. Futures trading is another likely agenda item.
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ST. Louis
Natoonal Grain Dealers’ Association
A. E. Reynolds
Crawfordsville
Ind
Indianapolis
Bank official Smith denied new trial in banking case
Abner M. Smith formerly a Superior court member in Chicago was denied a petition for a new trial today in the case with Gustav F. Swallow. They were convicted for violation of the state banking law for wrecking the Bank of America. Sentences are indeterminate and Smith has been on bond.
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Chicago
Abner M. Smith
Superior Bench
Smith
Gustav F. Swallow
Bank of America
Counsel Arraigns Katherine Gould In Alimony Dispute
Delaney Nicoll counsel for Howard Gould tells Justice Bischoff Katherine Gould is guilty of profanity vulgarity and drunkenness while noting Gould's income and principal were cut by the panic. He cites a year with 224000 spent on attire and says Gould paid judgments because of her conduct. Attorney Shearn denies the accusation.
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New York
Delaney Nicoll
Howard Gould
Ocean Collision Rumor from Halifax
Word from Liverpool says the steamer Alunda of the Furness line collided at sea with another vessel. Details are unknown.
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Halifax
N. S
Liverpool
Alunda
Furness Line
Col Tucker Arrives in Hot Springs for Medical Care
Col Tucker reached Hot Springs from St Louis and was taken to the Army and Navy hospital. Only attendant was a man registered as his valet. Tucker and his party refused interviews at the station, and he appeared weak and ill and barely able to stand.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Col. Tucker
St. Louis
Army and Navy Hospital
Tucker
Weather and Water Outlook From La Crosse Area
Weather data shows La Crosse at 60 rising to 76 with 6 mph winds and no rainfall. Rivers nearly stationary with La Crosse stage at 2.2 feet down 0.1, Prairie du Chien 2.6 stationary. Forecasts: Wisconsin fair tonight and Friday warm. Minnesota and Iowa fair to partly warm with continued warmth. A western low pressure system persists from Wyoming to Manitoba driving fair, warm conditions tonight and Friday.
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la Crosse
Prairie Ru Chien
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Ilowa
North Pacific States
Rocky Mountain Districts
Missouri
Mississippi
North Atlantic
Wyoming
Manitoba
Upper Lake Region
Mexico
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Mert Ness
Arcadia Leader
Smilar
Eaid
Fruit
Bishop Schwebach
Up River City
Mrs, Simonsen
City
Bryan Campaign Funds
Tober
James J. Hogan
Murphy
Servia and
Powers
Ing
East
Mann
Banker Smith
Katherine Gould
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