Mysterious killing tied to three men, one held
A man identified as Walter Jordan was murdered near Medary after a night out with two laborers. One suspect, Kelley, fled toward a barn while Cunningham and Jordan moved toward the west camp. The victim, about 40 years old, 5 foot 7, 145 pounds, with black hair and mustache, will be autopsied as coroner L. Kreeber investigates the case.
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Jobb Heinen
Ordan
Kelley
Cunningham
Jordan
Medary
Mars
Kleeber
L. Kreeber
Walter Jordan
St Johns and La Crosse Clash in Wisconsin Showdown
Coach Doseff predicts a hard fought game as La Crosse travels to Delafield to face St Johns. La Crosse aims to upset the strong military academy, while the local squad hopes to limit the opponent to two touchdowns. The high school lineup includes Weimar, Chamberlain, Tiedeman, Ray, Schlabach, Keeler, Collins, Shaw, Hundred, Strum, Shirley, with substitutes Walker, Stavrum, Jacobson and Davis.
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Wisconsin
St. John’s
Doseff
la Crosse
Delafield
Wis
Military Academy
Weimar
Chamberlain
Tiedeman
Ray
Schlabach
Keeler
Collins
Shaw
Hundred
Mark
Strum
Shirley
Walker
Stavrum
Jacobson
Davis
Serious Fire Destroys Arcadia Saloon and Hall
Arcadia Wisconsin saw a 4 AM blaze at the Gomoke place on Commercial Street now a saloon and dwelling run by Don Weaver. The fire quickly engulfed the old Arcadia hall and building, hindering access between floors and roof until control was gained. One firefighter Aug Pahl collapsed from smoke. family escaped unharmed. stock of wines liquors and cigars all lost though a ten gallon tank of alcohol survived.
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Arcadia
Wis
Gomoke Place
Commercial Street
Don Weaver
Arcadia Hall
Aug. Pahl
Weaver
Greek Navy Mutiny Ended as Government Takes Arsenal
Athens October 30 The mutiny in the navy is over with the government taking formal possession of the arsenal. Eight ringleaders are in solitary confinement awaiting court martial. Government forces have control, the revolt crushed, though provincial regiments surge into Athens amid fears of future trouble tomorrow.
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Athens
Fremont Mob Forces Out Negro Barber
Chas R Johnson, a black barber, wrote letters to Lizzie Miller offering gifts if she met him after dark. He was driven from Fremont by a mob after being escorted to a train by County Attorney Cook. His shop and fixtures valued at $500 were wrecked despite threats not to harm him.
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Fremont
Neb
Chas. R. Johnson
Lizzie Miller
Cook
Johnson
Forty Pledged Against Cannon Chosen Republican Reelect
About 39 to 40 regular Republicans plan to announce re election bids on platforms calling for electing a new speaker. The dispatch from Bayou Barah La notes these lawmakers intend to challenge Speaker Cannon.
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Chicago
The
Tribune Today
Bayou Barah
Hill Refunding Aberdeen Open Lands Fare Claims
Judge James W. Witten said he could provide Louis W. Hill with a complete list of every passenger who rode the Hill lines to register for the land openings. Hill criticized the lottery as a swindle and suggested refunds if addresses were known.
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Aberdeen
James W. Witten
Government Land Openings
Louis W. Hill
Great Northern Railroad
Marriage Licenses Granted at Winona
Miss Clara Ristuben and J E Corcorean were granted a marriage license at Winona yesterday afternoon.
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Clara Ristuben
J. E. Corcorean
Winope
Cure of eczema with Cuticura Remedies
A long returning eczema case from Charles T. Bauer of Volant Pennsylvania describes twelve years of hand and foot inflammation with swelling itching and peeling. After failed salves doctors and arsenic he tried Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent with rapid improvement and a year of relief.
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Charles T. Bauer
Volant
Babies Cured of Torturing Humors by Cuticura
Advertising copy claims Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment cure eczema rashes and itching in infants and children. It extols relief for skin and blood conditions, noting widespread use and parental relief, with mentions of cleansing the skin and offering Cuticura Book on Skin Diseases.
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Cuticura
Tyeliarno
Arm Severed in Farm Shredder Accident Near La Crosse
At a farm on Mormon Coulie road near La Crosse yesterday Harry Hingen a farm hand suffered his right arm ripped into a corn shredder. Assistants watched as the arm was drawn into knives and hacked to shreds. Dr Evans rushed him to St Francis hospital where the limb was amputated. He is expected to recover after severe blood loss.
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la Cross
Mormon Coulie
Harry Hingen
Evans
Hingen
St. Francis Hospital
Woman Killed by Train No 2 at Lake City Station
Milwaukee train No 2 arrived at Vine Street about 9 05 p m yesterday and fatally struck Mrs Watt McNallan of Highland Minnesota as she and her husband crossed the tracks to board. He lost a leg and is in serious condition at Wabasha hospital. A large crowd witnessed the accident.
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Milwaukee
Vine Street
Watt McNallan
Highland
Minn
Lake City
Watch the latest timepieces at affordable prices
What excites our disgust less than a cheap watch and what adds more charm to daily life than a reliable timepiece. For prices from $8.00 to $40, you may secure the kind we have in mind with a stock that is artistic and expressive of the newest ideas.
City Considers 20 Mill Tax Rate For Next Year
The finance committee and council plan to raise the annual tax rate from 19 to 20 mills to cover school library park and other needs. Officials say the increase will likely be limited to one mill and the full council will decide at a future meeting. Last year’s rate was 18 mills with one mill for parks.
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Park Commission
Council
Fries
Savings banks cure tummy ache in school penny drives
The penny bank program at Sixteenth and Vine Street School promotes student savings by encouraging deposits on Fridays and weekly deposits to curb impulse spending. Students in lower grades show higher deposit rates while many upper graders hold private bank accounts, and sickness declines as the savings drive gains momentum.
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Penny Bank
Sixteenth and
Vine Street
Commencement Days at the Theater Draws Strong Matinee Crowd
A matinee of John Cort's Commencement Days drew one of the season’s best crowds with a monster audience expected tonight. Viewers praised the play as among the best seen here in several seasons.
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John Cort
Summers Sentenced After Satchel of Paint Brushes Stolen
Charles Summers was arrested for carrying a satchel full of paint brushes believed stolen and was jailed for twenty days to allow authorities to locate him.
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Charles Summers
Beam guilty in Ohio murder trial
John W. Beam, a Black attorney, was found guilty of first degree murder for shooting and killing Mrs. E Maud Diltz, a white woman, in Lima Ohio. The verdict leads to a life sentence.
Country Club to Expand Links and Clubhouse
This afternoon at the Country club marked pancake day with 28 players split into two teams led by captains Lucius Colman and G. Gordon. A director announced plans to enlarge the links over winter and early spring and to expand the clubhouse locker rooms to almost double capacity.
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Lucius Colman
G. Gordon
Milwaukee
Tim
Morris Donates Valuable Books to Normal School Library
Regent Thomas Morris donated government publications to the normal school library including State Papers on the Louisiana Purchase the Interstate Commerce Commission annual report Insular Cases Supreme Court decisions Documentary History of the United States three volumes and the 1909 Report of the Conference of Governors Gifts are appreciated by the school.
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Normal School
Thomas Morris
Louisiana
Interstate Commerce Commission
Supreme Court
Insular
United States
Conference of the Governors
Myers
Gophers Edge Chicago Badgers in Evanston Showdown
Minnesota and Chicago battled to a 12 to 9 halftime score as McGovern's 40 yard field goal and a 60 yard double pass dash highlighted a tense first half. Rosenwald and Pickering powered Minnesota drives while Page and a shifted offense kept Chicago in contention.
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Pickering
Rosenwald
Chicago
Minnesota
McGovern
Crawley
Page
Wisconsin versus Northwestern gridiron clash in Evanston
Wisconsin and Northwestern clash in Evanston as second in importance in the Midwest behind the Chicago Minnesota game. Wisconsin arrives with a strong forecast, while Northwestern relies on inexperienced backs and a captain led lineup.
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Evanston
Middle West
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Dean
Osthoff
Iakisch
Arpin
Mackmiller
Boyle
Fucik
Moll
Birch
Culver
Wilce
Pierson
Ward
Weise
Holmes
Leifer
August
Herron
Schultz
Manley
Johnston
Burkhardt
Badgers Lead Northwestern 6-5 at Halftime
In Evanston Illinois the Wisconsin Badgers hold a 6 to 5 halftime edge over Northwestern after a low scoring first period. The teams exchange early baskets as the game moves toward the second half.
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Badgers
Evanston, Ill
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Harvard Trims West Point in Narrow First Half Lead
Harvard opened with a 3 to 0 lead over West Point on the plains as the teams met for the first time since 1906. The game carried the Crimson pride as they sought a Yale style upset, but the afternoon ended with a fatal tragedy as Byrne suffered a broken neck in an incident following the play.
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Harvard
West Point
West Point Plains
Yale
Harvard Dominates West In Sudden Postgame Tragedy
Players and crowd were stunned as an injury ended a game early. Officials stopped play after the incident while Harvard led West 9 to 0 before the match halted and medical staff tended to the injured player. Byrne’s father remained at his side as news of the accident spread.
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Sorew
Byrne
Harvard
West Point
Michigan and Syracuse Trail to Open Season Clash in Ann Arbor
In Ann Arbor the Michigan Wolverines and Syracuse Orange prepared for a high tempo clash. Early in the first half Michigan took a 6 0 lead after Allerdice scored from short yardage following a Butler punt exchange. Michigan extended the advantage to 12 0 with a second Allerdice rushing score.
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Shaw
Clarke
Wolverines
Darby
Michigan
Loomis
Gardner
Miller
Syracuse
Allerdice
Wells
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Paris
New York
Litnick & Taborsky
Pesr Street
Merchant Tailors
T. John's
Hill
Tateco
Summers
Morris
Gophers
Chicago Badgers
Dr. Pierce
Erhart
Majestic Theatre
Fouall
Ofechas
Ann Arbor
Mich
Michigan University
AL WE
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