Milky Way Main Street Milk Spill after Wagon Crash
A Sunrise Dairy wagon owned by Casper Zweiful overturned in street car tracks on Main Street between 6th and 7th streets spraying milk over the pavement. The Pure Food Company wagon driver and a boy in charge failed to notice the approaching street car, breaking the wagon tongue and injuring the horses but causing no injuries. Zweiful planned to bill the street car company.
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Main Street
Norilk
Casper Zweiful
Bowyer- Farber Furniture Company
Zweiful
Sunrise Dairy Farm
6Th
Pure Food Company
Basketball at Y. M. C. A. Tonight
Two basketball games are scheduled at the Y M C A with Sioux facing Kokos at 7 30. Lineups include Erickson and Keisler for the Sioux and Johnson Larson Bangsberg Evans for the Kokos. A second game features Eagles against Pirates led by Horton Nelson Zein Buchda and Peterson. A meeting will form a basketball league with about seven teams expected to enter. Championship games may be played New Year’s Day at the Y M C A.
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Sioux
Kokos
A. Erickson
FE. H. Erickson
E. A. Erickson
G. Keisler
Eagles
A. Horton
Reform in People's Ice Company sale and expansion plans
George Warpinger bought E H Derr's stake in the People's Ice Company leaving Warpinger, Frank Schwalbe and Leo as stockholders. The firm plans to build a new ice house due to storage shortages during famine. Three Lumber Co. lots near the river south of Market Street were purchased for the project. Construction will start soon.
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George Warpinger
E. H. Derr
People’s Ice Company
Messrs
Frank Schwalbe
Leo
Conti
E'S Ice Company
Lumber Company
Market Street
Otto Bosshard Delivers Maiden Campaign Speech in Rockland
County Republican chairman Otto Bosshard gave his first speech of the present campaign at a rally in Rockland town hall last evening. James Thompson EC Raymond and Senator Thomas Morris also spoke to the farmers gathered at Campbell town hall.
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Otto Bosshard
Republican Committee
Rockland Town Hall
James Thompson
EC. Raymond
Thomas Morris
J. E. McConnell
Campbell Town Hall
Pittsburg Detectives Duel Over Night Breakers
In Pittsburg two detectives on a house breaking hunt met by chance in a well lit street and exchanged fire. James Farrell was killed by Clyde Edenburn who was unharmed. A captured crook fleeing during the duel escaped, and Farrell’s brother vowed to pursue Edenburn.
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Pittsburg
James Farrell
Clyde Edenburn
Edenburn
Farrel
Matt Sees Sights in Chicago with Dr Sutter
Dr. F. C. Sutter returned from Chicago after a brief business trip. He was joined by his assistant Matt who was greatly astonished by the sights in the great city.
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F. C. Sutter
Chicago
Old Resident Hauss Leaves City for Tacoma
Christian Hauss and family depart tonight for Tacoma Washington ending a residence here since 1855. Hauss, a 33 year employee of Segelke plant, is described as a city pioneer. They lived at 516 South Fourth.
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Christian Hauss
Tacoma
Wash
Hauss
Segelke, Kohlhaus
South Fourth
Truth and Duality Laxative Appeal to Well Informed Readers
An advertisement extols Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a trusted laxative. It claims the product cleanses and relieves internal organs without debility or dosage increases, noting pleasant natural action and physician approval. It urges buying the genuine California Fig Syrup Co. product from leading druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig Syrus Co
Taft Campaign Notes and Straw Polls Across States
Chicago reports on Professor Furey inviting Roosevelt to speak before the campaign ends. Straw ballot results from major cities hint Taft carries Ohio and Indiana while Democrats gain in other regions. Oklahoma shifts to Democrats and New England states show tight races. Taft tours Indiana with large crowds and optimistic Indiana leaders expect a Republican finish. Hitchcock predicts Taft victory in New York Ohio Indiana with a close Maryland.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
New York
St. Louis
Taft
Ohio
Kansas
Maryland
New England
Bryan
Oklahoma
Cleveland
Toledo
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Indiana
Richmond
Ind
Greenfiel
Harry New
Goodrich
Crumpacker
Hitchcock
Titcheoe
Roosevelt
Parker
Birthday party for Charles Turner on 22nd birthday
A Thursday evening celebration honored Mr. Charles Turner of 212 Rose Street. Guests included Edward Liso Henry Liso Chris Christemeyer Edward Betzel Hugh Lowery Wm Lumley and several couples and individuals listed in attendance. Games were played and refreshments served.
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Charles Turner
Rose Street
Edward Liso
Henry Liso
Chris Christemeyer
Edward Betzel
Hugh Lowery
Wm. Lumley
Byers
J. Mueller
Helen Vachinski
Tressa Wickert
Viola Schumway
Malinda Baseh
Minnie Teckler
Barbara Bazel
Mr. Haskins
Fall season calls for reliable timekeeping and prizes
Autumn signals a busy season with needs for a dependable watch and an alarm clock for cool mornings. Social functions in fall and winter demand small, accessible prizes and handy, interesting gifts from a convenient store.
Oltman Heads the Teachers Assn
Oltman leads the teachers association stressing the need for broader training for rural teachers and proposing high schools offer preparatory programs. State Inspector Hunt speaks on needed legislation for better country school supervision and teacher prep, followed by Principal Jackson on pupil drilling.
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W. S. Hunt
L. W. Wood
M. H. Jackson
Bryan Voices A New Deal Tone In Early Stop
N Y Middleton October 24 Bryan opened with Tafts line on over prosperity. He blamed the few for panic and urged a united effort to build a sound business base. The Patterson stop was missed. a five minute stop drew vast crowds and Bryan halted the train to finish speaking.
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Middleton
N. Y
Bryan
Taft
Patterson
N. J
Receding Waters Give Up the Dead
Shawnee Oklahoma October 24 The Canadian river receded revealing flood casualties. One confirmed death two dying and many bodies feared after cloudburst. J J Smith swept away while saving stock tracing body. William Smith precarious after 48 hours marooned on a knoll with no food. J B Moberly a Rock Island switchman badly injured may die. Damage estimated over 1 million with slow rescue efforts.
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Shawanee
Okla
J. J. Smith
Wm. Smith
J. B. Moberly
Rock Island
Moberly
Kidnaps Soulmate To Weaken Trial In Dannebaum Case
Chicago reports Mildred Hartman a young society figure named by Mrs Marguerite Dannebaum as the soul mate of her husband. The heiress is being kept overseas by her father Joseph S Hartman to shield her from scandal surrounding the divorce suit.
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Chicago
Europe
Mildred Hartman
Dannebaum
Joseph S. Hartman
Marguerite Dannebaum
Rate Commission's Rules Into Effect
Madison Wis Oct 24 The railroad rate commission standards of service for all public utilities in the state become effective today The twenty five rules were announced three months ago and the intervening time was allowed for companies to prepare for implementation The order aims to improve service in nearly every city statewide
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Madison
Wis
Railroad Rate Commission
Moros Slay Workers At Mindanao Sugar Plantation
Nine Filipino laborers and their superintendent were killed in a Moros raid on the Shepard sugar plantation near Iligan Mindanao. The attackers burned buildings before being repelled by the workers who rallied to drive them off.
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Manila
Shepard
Iligan
Mindanao
Johnson to Appeal Cleveland Street Car Referendum
Mayor Johnson declared he will contest the street car referendum result in court. He argues voting machines were not clearly labeled as required by Ohio referendum law, prolonging the lengthy Cleveland street car dispute.
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Johnson
Cleveland
Ohio
Blizzard devastates New Mexico ranges and herders
A Cumbr es mountains blizzard roars into Rio Arriba county killing twenty thousand sheep and likely six herders. Stock losses mount across the stricken districts as rescue efforts begin.
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Santa FE
N. M
Cumbres Mountains
Rio Arrida
Lumber dealer A. T. Wheeler dies from honey of tar poisoning
In Des Moines Iowa October 24 A T Wheeler a leading Corning lumber dealer is dying from strychnine poisoning believed linked to a bottle of honey of tar sent from the Chicago stock yards. No sender identified.
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Des Moines, In
A. T. Wheeler
Corning
Chicago
Japan Ready to Aid United States in Philippines Policy
Marquis Katsura, Japan prime minister, says American occupation of the Philippines benefits civilization and Japan will assist United States in its mission. He notes Japan and China share concern over surplus population and outlines colonization plans for Korea. Meanwhile, U S press prints favorable notes on a Japanese American alliance as city council votes for English night schools.
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Rio
Marquis Katsura
Japan
United Press Today
Philippines
America
United States
China
Corea
Foley's Orino Laxative credited with saving child life
A Wisconsin father credits Foley's Orino Laxative with saving his three year old son's life. The boy was severely constipated with a high fever and poor condition. after two doses, the fever disappeared and the child recovered fully.
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Foley
A. Wolkush
Casimer
Wis
O. T. Erhart
Funeral of John Bjornstad Monday
Jno J Bjornstad died after a year long tuberculosis at 1 am Friday at his home 1416 Mississippi street He was 36 born December 11 1872 in Coon Valley He worked as a bookkeeper at Gund Brewing for five years before health forced retirement He is survived by his wife two children his parents four brothers and one sister The body will go to Coon Valley on the early Southeastern train Monday for last rites and burial at the local church cemetery Viewing Sunday afternoon at his home 1416 Mississippi street
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Jno
J. Bjornstad
Mississippi Street
Mr. Bjornstad
Colorado
Bjornstag
Coon Valley
Gund Brewing Company
Hans
Arnt
Martin
la Crosse
J. N. Middlein
Ottawa
Ill
Millers to challenge Wisconsin feeding stuffs law
The Wisconsin Millers' Association moves to repeal the feeding stuffs law arguing it unconstitutional. A test case will be filed in Antigo against David Goldberg to be tried in November, with plans to appeal to the state supreme court.
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Neenah, Wis
Wisconsin Millers’ Association
Wisconsin
Art Antigo
Wis
David Goldberg
Circuit Court
Supreme Court
Vagrant Moulder Fatally Struck by Train Near Madison
Madison news reports a vagrant iron moulder identified as Charles Furgeson, about 40, killed by a Milwaukee Road train near Monona Avenue lake end. The body was found early this morning. coroner Lynch searches for relatives. A Philadelphia origin is suspected, with a moulders union card found on him.
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Madison
Wis
Chas. Furgeson
Milwaukee Road
Lake
Monona Avenue
Lynch
Philadelphia
Moulders’ Union
Stafford backs Esch for speaker in Milwaukee speech
In Milwaukee last night Congressman Stafford urged John J. Esch of this city as successor to Joe Cannon as speaker of the house, renewing support for Esch’s candidacy.
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Milwaukee
Stafford
John J. Esch
Joe Cannon
Commitments Stated for Mrs. S. Mitchell at Mendota Asylum
Mrs. S. Mitchell of 702 West Avenue South was yesterday committed to the state asylum at Mendota after examinations by Drs. Beckman and Marquardt.
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S. Mitchell
West Avenue South
Mendota
Second High School Team Victorious Over Fifth Ward
The second high school team won a close Friday preliminary game against Fifth Ward with a final score of 5 to 0. Substitutes from the high team played on the opposing side, revealing the high's signals.
Fleet officers prepare for net voyage to Amoy China
Yokohama reports officers and men busy with preparations for a net voyage to Amoy China tomorrow. 4% are underway in readiness. Sperry hosted a reception aboard the Connecticut as a closing event. A water carnival night is planned.
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Yokohama
Amoy
China
Sperry
Connecticut
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Elliott - Loeffler Company
Pearl St
Hoeschler Bros
A. Bellevue
Jao Kindley. Co. F. & L. Ruanckel
M. Simon
Spence-McCord Drug Co
S. 4Th St
H. C. Evenson
GOV
Lyecs
Doerflingers
New
Dairyman
Derr
People’s Ice CO
Otto
Matt
T. R
Professor Furey
Marquette Club
Washington
President Roosevelt
Sio Main ST. LaCrosse
Oltman
Ass’n
Soulmate
Rate Commission
MOROS
New Mexico
Uncle Sam
Way
John Bjornstad
Esch
Cannon
State Bank OF LA Cross
U. S
Lacrosse Tribune
Mammoth
Tri
Tribune
Estelle Solon
J. Reuter
Chas Weiss
Y. M. C. A. Hall
Leithold’s
Cardiff
Wilmington Coal
Cass St
FLEET
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