Old Style Inn Raid Again by U S Agents
Bangor黑estreet outbreak as a second raid by federal prohibition enforcers targets the Old Style Inn within three days. Reports describe liquor seized on prior visits and a bar scene where officers allegedly observed patrons consuming drinks before confiscating the remaining bottle. A Bangor blacksmith later received six months in jail for bootlegging in Sparta, tied to a separate liquor shipment.
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Wien
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Bangor
Sparta
Mothe Toot
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Tangor
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A. T. Andersen
Rat Masterson Dies at 61 Former Southwest Sheriff
Rat Masterson, once sheriff across the Southwest and later a notable figure in Morning Teatestatic circles, died of heart disease at his desk. He was 61 years old.
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Marista
Law
Publiss Auerter
Tom Agl
Rat Masterson
NPAY
York
Minveterson
Charles Tries Death After Arrest in Prohibition Era
Charles attempts self-harm following arrest as Mellon issues regulations for the manufacture and sale of beer and wine as medicines. The papers describe Treasury Department moves to permit limited beer prescriptions by physicians and pharmacists, with strict quantity limits and oversight to prevent non medicinal use. The article notes legal debates, anticipated congressional action, and concerns over individuals’ rights and regulatory delay.
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Charles
Mello
Fosnton
Treasury Department
Falmer Just Marek
Regia
Congress
Mellon
Craggite
Jared
Worson
Poat Ft
Jdain
House Resolution Seeks Blanton Expulsion Over Records
Washington dispatch reports a House move to expel Blanton of Texas over remarks in the Congressional Record. The fight centers on an affidavit about a printing office row and the broader issue of party discipline and public records handling.
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Blanton
Texas
Washington
Isrnision
France
House of Representatives
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Clauton
Acas
Mon
Deil
Malis
Blopton
Antil
McLaughin
Mir
Mabaes
Newsuskiur
Tomorry
Tphinton
Trepp
Labor Board Chief Calls General Chairmen to Chicago Hearing
The Labor Board chief demands that general chairmen attend a Chicago hearing as part of ongoing probes into co operative societies in the state. Blaine orders a broader inquiry into all cooperative societies. Wisconsin co op society trial delayed by a month.
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Labor Board
Blaine
Wisconsin Co-Op Society
Chicago, Til
Associated Press
United States
Eailread Labor Board
Wellla Exedt
Big Four Brotherhood
Claire Nen
Tuirton
le Cements
Burton
Cleveland
Amd
WS. Garter
Loronative Firemettl
Counent Aml
Wisconsin and U S rail labor boards clash over union hearings
Madison reports Gov Blaine Turedes orders Morgan to investigate Wisconsin cooperative society plans to sell notes or stock while denying friction between unions and management. Chicago dispatch notes US railroad labor board preparing to hear 1400 general officers amid confusion over summons and attendance requirements.
Mrs George dies after acute asthma at 41
Mrs Tda George of Ayr dies Monday at 41 years old after a short illness from acute asthma. Born in Germany February 2 149 she came to America at age two. She married John George Sr. in Le Crossan February 14 180). Survived by husband two daughters and two sons. Funeral Thursday at home 9:30 and St Joseph Cathedral 10 o'clock Rev Peter Pane officiates. Interment in Catholic cemetery.
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Rls
Ayr
John George
North Eighth Street
George
Germany
America
Promest Platinews
le Crossan
John Cheargrar
Phoy
Joh George
F. J. Malin
Elizabeth
Edward
Clarenee Gearge
St. Joseph Cathedral
Peter Pane
Postponement of Armament Talks Opens November Plans
Officials said the opening of the Armament Treaty conference was likely postponed to November 12. The ceremony and related events were being prepared, with high officials noting potential delays in admission and related activities for the American ceremony and burial rites mentioned in early drafts.
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Washington
Amarica
Hikniews
Tomah Boy Aged 10 Joins Tomah High Freshman Class
Tomah Wis March 17 101 percent and one half years old this youngest high school student ever enrolled in Monroe county has joined the Tomah high school freshman class claiming unusual ability. He has applied to Principal We Bush for extra Latin credit as the regular course fails to keep him busy.
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Tomah
Wis
Tomah High School
Monroe County
Roar
Stanly
Totais
Weahert
Allies To Decide Residence For Former Emperor Charles
Reported moves by Allied powers to determine where the exiled former ruler Charles will live. Possibilities include Ascension Island or Canary Islands with internment likely outside Europe. Swiss refuge discussed as option. authorities pledge security for troops and royalist supporters amid political turmoil in Budapest and surrounding counties.
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London
Associated Press
Peror Charles
Mayevar
Ascension Island
Canary Islands
God Supreme Council
Europe
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Caries
Adiiient
Blorrliag
Charles’ Alpenrura
Raya Foreey Sranere
Tartet Amviers
Kamar
Gevrenment Coes
Poirsiit
Royatists
Phat
M. Wakovsky
Centsev
Wwen
Thy Fay
Cyriles
Srila
Corian
Peywers
Caer
Resifenes
Switzerland
Prnseis Lle
Salvation Army Urges Local Support For La Crosse Appeal
Citizens urge Beverous backing as Salvation Army explains its local needs and how funds are allocated in La Crosse County. The article notes Salvation Army budgets and mentions the impact of contributions on county programs and services.
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Salvation Army
Croese
Salvation Army volunteers aid city school program
Arm y boxes at schools are announced to place in overs puldie sehaat on Thursday and Friday as part of Salvation Army work. Community leaders, police, and sheriff praise the effort, stressing relief, follow up, and public support to help children and families during hardship.
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Childredi
Bert
wetl-Knaywa
Che Salvation Arms
Perry
Miller
John Webber
Exmerienens
Salvation Army
Towish
Dr. GR. Reave
Dr. GR. Reave"The Salvation
Army
Peante
Edward Evans
Wisconsin Breweries Granted Beer Permits for Medicial Use
Mays Wis-Permits for manufacturing non intoxicating beverages have been granted to sixty one Wisconsin breweries. W. Brantay Smith, production commissioner, said officials may be powerless to halt beer sales for medicinal use if a national ruling stands. He noted he cannot comment until he reviews the tobacco copy of the ruling and stressed state law may not repeal federal provisions.
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Mays
Wis
Wisconsin
W. Brantay Smith
Mation
Smith
Maton
Mr. Smith
Wellon
Severson Nh Oafr
Hunter 15 Killed in Wisconsin Hunting Accident
In Wisconsin near Minong, William Card died instantly while hunting when a shotgun discharged at the fishing area. The incident occurred after the gun went off in the hunter's grip and injured Card. Local authorities investigated the accidental shooting.
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Wis
WilliamCard
Minong
Fis Herie
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