Fair Is Here Success In Every Way At Fair
The fair shows a remarkably strong performance with receipts near last year despite a poorer year for fairs overall. Saturday attendance and ticket sales lagged, but stall and show revenues rose, led by racing stock and livestock exhibits. The event featured prizewinners in cattle, swine, corn, and dairy contests, with notable victors from West Salem, Holmen, Bangor, and La Crosse County, signaling a solid start for the Interstate fair.
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Tarer
Wai Association
Jimd Mies
Middle West
Minnesota
Wits
Gure Ceelpts
Sindre Stock Show
Aibwaukee
Makines
Morsday
Aanlayz
Morrext Quickenbush
West Salem
Jol Alu
Tomah
Alfred | Lee
Holmen
Fost Salem
John Miller
Bangor
Fierdan Glark
West
Meadey Heller
Stoddard
Stor Wolf
Sefton
Pha Rennard Goardes
Stolmen
Thirst
Che Principae
Ly Crosse
Fom Winnewota
Wiscoosin
Fle
Interstate Fair
la Crosse
Soules Bi
Holway to retire as adjutant general next month
Wisconsin National Guard circles consider successor to Gen Ovriande Holway who will retire on reaching age 64. Candidates named include Col. Williams and Maj. Test while others urge to keep politics out of the selection to preserve the state’s noted efficiency and training.
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Wisconsin National Guard
Ovriande Holway
Agjuyant Xeteral
Wisconsin
Holway
John G
Sulsma Son
Charles Ti
Carp Deugl
Vetnain
Chief
Blaine
Holwar
Oneral
Cat. Williams
Maj
Meer
Test
First Wisconsin Trust Co
Col
Willams
National Guard
Beast of Wisconsin
Davison Succeeds Lueck as Judge of Thirteenth Circuit
Madison Wisconsin Charles M. Davison of Beaver Dam was appointed judge of the thirteenth Judicial circuit to succeed Judge Lueck, who resigned, by Governor Blaine. The appointment takes effect at one. Davison is a Beaver Dam native, educated at Madison High School, the university, and admitted to the bar in 1892. He has long practiced law there and previously served as county clerk of Dodge County.
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Davison
MoaGovern
Emmy
Engagement Ring Is Hers For Keeps Judge Rules
In Chicago a judge ruled that when a girl accepts an engagement ring it is hers for keeps regardless of the betrothal fate. He cited Miss Cella Londonberg and Schaefer in the case noting the ring was taken by subterfuge and the engagement later broken after the fiancé attended to other matters.
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Chicago
Schaefer
Migs
Cella Londonbidenberg
St. Awiy
Sud
Ford Roadster Recovered By Police Friday
A Ford Roadster reported stolen from a parking spot near the fair grounds Thursday night was recovered by police Friday in Potter County. No clue to the theft was found, and the vehicle’s owner, Ed Silha of Cashton, was notified. A Pittsburgh man heads the Veterans group as local report covers national results.
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FORD
Silha
Faward Silha
Cashton
Fair Grounds
Potter
Penn
Poleshone Park
Ava
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Mich
Robert G. Woodside
Pittsburch
Wo Side
Tittingbast Huston
New York
Peage Pact Receives Early U S Senate Consideration
President Harding expresses support for ratifying German Austrian and Hungarian peace pacts with reservations. Johnson of California says treaties will sufficiently safeguard Americans from European entanglements. Senate foreign relations committee favors ratification with two key reservations on commissions and war damages.
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Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Senate
Germany
Austria
Hungary
Mungarr
White House
Harding Hoes
Senate Foreign
Senmtor Johnson
Republican
California
League of Nations
United States
Congress
Romance of St Louis Man Revealed in Will Lights Affair
Wealthy St. Louis manufacturer Herman G. Layties dies and his will, probated after a secret romance with Mrs. N Giles and Mrs. Marie Addis emerges. The boy George Hope Larties, six, is named principal beneficiary amid divorces and financial turmoil.
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Europe
Tin
Tor
Waukegan
Luyties
Weir
Giles
Tvoren
Marie Addis
Man Tuyties
Iman O. BR. Lurties, Jr
Uocil
Miners Union Battles Court Injunction at Convention
Delegates of the United Mine Workers consider every lawful means to resist the federal court injunction sought by Borderland Coal Corp. Leaders vote to instruct officers to oppose the injunction and oppose a strike. William Green calls the suit a central issue as the convention adjourns to prepare fighting lines.
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Protassrons
Ind
Lewis
United Afiue Workers of Merien
Borderland Coal Corporation
Sait
William Green
Tressurer
German government may act to limit emigration to U S
Washington expects action by the German government to curb emigration as consular offices return. Labor officials note the immigration cap could allow up to 731,000 Germans per month, but few have entered recently. Visas could be easier to obtain if Germany issues passports, prompting calls for German policy to restrict flows.
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U. S
Washington
Department of Labor
Berlin
T Department of Labor
Licenses Issued to Hunters This Season Reach 1306
County Clerk Simats reports 1306 licenses issued to hunters this season along with 85 deer tags. Applications continue daily as permit issuance slows.
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Simats
Four More Suspects Questioned In Club Murder
Dowagiac Michigan police questioned four men amid the Dowagiac murder case of William Moree, Mary Moree, and their 17 year old Neve. A discredited confession by Gus Comin from the Illinois Hospital for the Insane is not trusted. Investigators also questioned acquaintances of the family to uncover leads while kinney was released after alibi checks. Weather outlook shows generally fair with showers late in the week.
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Dowagiac
Owagiac
Mich
Cays
Baturday
William Moaree
Mary
Neve
Gus Comin
Ilinois Hospital
Jacksonville
Cogan
Panihecie Cogan
Monroe
Bet Aredish
New Reads
Kinney
William Kinney
Farmer
Temple
Murder Trial Opens Over Rappe Death At San Francisco Hotel
Third day of Patty Arbuckle murder hearing unfolds in San Francisco. Witness Semnagher testifies about the party at the Hotel St Francis attended by Arbuckle, Miss Virginia Rappe and others with liquor and dancing reported. Doctor Beardglee notes internal injuries but cautions alcohol may confound findings.
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AN Francisco
Patty Arbuckle
Virgiela Happe
Polica
Tadze Laskus
Af Semaacher
Miss Rappe
Arhickle
St. Fravers
Semuacher
Arbuckle
San Francisco
Seminousher
Lortol
Sherman
Bambina Maule Delmont
Pajamay
Ss. Francis
Reppe
Rappe
Benedslee
Wodzynski Saloon Raid Branded Illegal by State
Chapko who created Moon on a farm receives minimum fine as state deems the raid illegal. Officials say the action violated regulations and will prompt further review of licensing. Local reaction mixed as residents call for stricter enforcement and clearer rules.
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Chapko
Britain says last offer and warns of real war
The minister states Britain will press for allegiance to the king and rejects any separate Irish republic. Churchill and others push for a conference while warning that a separate republic could trigger a war, as Ulster leaders weigh concessions and Irish readers’ stance remains unclear.
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Warrons
Sideere
Alleginner
Great Britain
Tre
Lent
Ireland
Mr. Church
Ulster
Chaitehill
Soviet Announces Issue of Large Denomination Bills
Soviet government announced Saturday a new issue of one million five million and ten million ruble bills good only until July 1 1028. The move aims to handle the impracticality of carrying millions in small notes. At the official rate the dollar is worth a little less than 40.090 rubles.
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Moscow
Associated Press
Electric Plant Burns Kills Engineer at Substation
A lightning strike destroyed the Joe Barrington substation of the Public Kermice company in northern Illinois. Engineer Til-John Metardy was killed as the $200,000 plant burned, leaving Barrington, Wauconda, and surrounding towns without light, power, or water. The outage affected Cook and McHenry counties highly reliant on electric service for water supplies.
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Chicago
Til
John Metardy
Hyet
Joe Barrington
Public Kermice Company
Northern Illinis
Barrington
Wauconda
Latky Zurich
Arlington Heights
West Dundee
Carpentersville
Cook County
McHenry County
Three More Named To U S Conference On Unemployment
Washington announces three additional appointees to sit at the national unemployment conference. Clarence J. Hicks of New York, J A Campbell of Youngstown Ohio, and Charles Babcock of St Paul Minnesota join the roster, which now includes 51 members with four women.
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Walhington
Secrary Hoover
Clarence J. Hicks
New York
Standard Oil Company
J. A. Campbell
Youngstown
Ohio
Youngstown Sheet & Lube Company
Charles Babcock
St. Paul
Minnesota
Four intoxication cases in La Crosse court
Four persons charged with being intoxicated in a public place in La Crosse were arraigned in Wolien court Friday. Yue was fined $7.50 by Justice C W Huot. Those arraigned were James Iverson Lanesboro Minnesota Joe Olson West Salem Henry Stevens Caledonia Minnesota and Matt Qison Jeity.
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la Crosse
Wolien
Yue
C. W. Huot
James Iverson
Lanesboro
Minn
Joe Olson
West Salem
Henry Stevens
Caledonia
Mini
Matt Qison
Jeity
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