Wisconsin tobacco society charged with traitors among officers
Madison Wis Oct 22 President H E Holmes of the Wisconsin tobacco branch of the American Society of Equity accuses certain officers of field contracting tobacco sales and counsels swift removal. He denounces selfish insiders, praises progress, and pledges continued learning and growth for the association amid reforms and challenges.
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Madison, Wis
H. E. Holmes
Wisconsin Tobacco Branch
American Society of Equity
Holmes
Mr. Holmes
Foley's Kidney Remedy Claims Restore Vitality
An endorsement from O. T. Erhart asserts Foley's Kidney Remedy strengthens weak kidneys, restores energy, and returns health to those with kidney trouble. The note urges refusing any other remedy.
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Foley
University Diptheria Scare Forces Swift Medical Action
Fear of a diphtheria epidemic grips Madison campus as many students reside in Chadbourne hall and fraternity houses. Dr Maryck P Ravenel urges immediate medical consultation for any throat trouble to curb contagion amid city cases and university precautions.
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Madison
Wis
Chadbourne Hall
Maryck P. Ravenel
University Committee On Hygiene
Fire claims 19 valuable horses at Milwaukee barn
Nineteen horses died in a Milwaukee fire that also destroyed a barn, lumber shed and a storeroom on the east end of the Sixth street viaduct. Police investigate the blaze which began about 10:15. Firemen fought the flames with a second detail, risking about 70,000 dollars in property, with an estimated loss of 17,000 dollars covered by insurance.
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Milwaukee
Wis
C. A. Beck & Son Company
Sixth Street
Aylward Urges Guaranteed Bank Deposits in Wisconsin Speech
John A. Aylward, Democratic candidate for governor, urged guaranteeing bank deposits as practical. He cited 15 million depositors, including workers and savers, and referenced state and federal protections and a Oklahoma example where a guaranteed fund paid all deposits after a bank failure. The crowd was large and enthusiastic.
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Hastisford
Wis
John A. Aylward
Aylward
United States
National Bank
Democratic
Oklahoma
Bank of Colgate
State Bank Commissioner
State Banking Board
H. A. Smock
Bank Commissioner
Woman Interrupts Speaker Over Coughing Incident
A well dressed woman interrupted a political speaker recently by continually coughing. The advertisement urges Foley's Honey and Tar as a quick cure for the cough and cold, noting the genuine product contains no opiates and comes in a yellow package. O. T. Erhart.
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Foley
O. T. Erhart
Faculty Blind Pig At State University Provokes Debate
Oct 22 report notes state law bans saloons within a half mile of the university yet Uncle Sam licenses the University club to purvey liquor. The faculty dominated club sits by the Latin Quarter across from the state historical library as students debated petitions to force compliance and preserve campus sobriety. Ex Assemblyman John F. Baker of the Anti-Saloon League highlights the issue.
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State University
Uncle Sam
University Club
Latin Quarter
State Historical Library
Andrew Schubert
Sam
Regents
John F. Baker
Anti-Saloon League
Savage wolf attack shocks Shan nagolden resident
Ashland reports say Frank Staadt of Shan nagolden fought a timber wolf that entered his house, leaving a dangerous encounter as the aggressor vanished. In Odanah, Steve Moe was killed when rolling logs struck him. Tobacco acreage in Beloit declined while sugar beets rose. Chippewa Falls considers closing late night saloons and Sundays. Politics swirl after Northwestern Wisconsin Teachers meeting with bids for state posts. A farmer near Eau Claire survived bull attack after wife aided him. Golden wedding noted for Mr and Mrs August Geshe. Fond du Lac plans to auction bad debts of grocers. Green Bay reports progress on a yearlong story.
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Ashland
Frank Staadt
Shannagolden
Steve Moe
Odanah
Beloit
Chippewa Falls
EAU Claire
Northwestern Wisconsin Teachers’ Association
C. P. Cary
L. W. Wood
Neillsville
Leo P. Fox
Calumet County
Wisconsin Teachers’ Association
Peter Peterson
Peterson
August Geshe
Fond DU Lac
Fond du Lac Grocers
Green Bay Traction filings and city notices
Incorporation papers filed in Madison by Fred A. Rahr Frank E. Murphy treasurer of Green Bay Traction and Arthur C Neville. Green Bay Gas sues to stop Minahan Building from supplying light and power. Police and firemen face new duty rules for behavior on and off duty. Janesville Chicago reunion plans target 200 attendees. Dennis Barry oldest switchman in Northwestern yards loses a foot. Inquest verdicts returned of accidental death for four men in Maggie Marshall boiler incident.
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Bay Beach
Madison
Fred A. Rahr
Frank E. Murphy
Green Bay Traction Company
Arthur C. Neville
Green Bay
Green Bay Gas Company
Minahan Building Company
Janesville
Chicago
Dennis Barry
Northwestern
Kenosha
John Peterson
Charles Hick
Ernst Mickler
Reed Meyers
Maggie Marshall
Two-Year-Old Boy Bitten by Horse In Kenosha
Francis Rice, aged two, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ruel E. Rice of Kenosha, remains in serious condition after a horse bite. The incident was reported in the city two months after a prior inspection.
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Kenosha
Francis Rice
Ruel E. Rice
Rummage Sales Endanger Health in Racine
Racine Wisconsin health officer Henry C. Baker launched a campaign against rummage sales citing health risks. He ordered that any advertised rummage sale be halted unless every article is disinfected, noting coats and dresses may have been worn by someone with disease.
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Racine
Wis
Henry C. Baker
Schleyer to stand trial for Koehler shooting
Kenosha Wisconsin October 22 Martin Schleyer recently acquitted on assault with intent to murder his wife must stand trial for the shooting of Herman Koehler who he claims was his wife's paramour the court refused to release him after his attorney read the Byron story of Don Juan to the jury
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Kenosha, Wis
Martin Schleyer
Kenosha
Herman Koehler
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