Lenroots Chances Good In Key Wisconsin Primary
As the campaign winds down, I L Lenroot is projected to carry most if not all twelve district counties with strong turnout and large audiences at rallies in Bayfield Pierce and Barron counties. Jenkins camps at odds with Lenroot as the race pits people against powerful interests amid allegations of false reports and outside money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenroot
Mr. Lenroot
Chippewa
Chippewa County
Pierce
Bayfield
Barron
Grand View
Bayfield County
River Falls
Ellsworth
Bloomer
Chetek
Chippewa Falls
St. Croix
Burnett
Burnett County
St. Croix County
Jenkins
United States
Wisconsin
Special Train to Hawkins Woodman Picnic
A special train to the Hawkins Woodman picnic at Hawkins leaves Ladysmith Saturday at 8 50 a m and returns from Hawkins at 10 10 p m The round trip fare is 78 cents Everyone is invited to attend and see the Forester team claim the county banner A parade speaking band races baseball and dancing are planned Hawkins always makes good
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodman
Hawkins
Ladysmith
Forester
Methodist Episcopal Church Scheduled for Sunday Dedication
The new Methodist Episcopal church will be dedicated Sunday with services in the morning afternoon and evening. Rev Joseph Harkness D D of St Paul will preach. Rev F M Haight District Supt and Rev C A Jett of Glen Flora will attend. Other program numbers planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Methodist Episcopal Church
Joseph Harkness
D. D
St. Paul
F. M. Haight
C. A. Jett
Glen Flora
Arrests for Gambling Shake Ladysmith as Officials Move In
Warrants served Wednesday night on Mayor Tom Baker owner of the Baker hotel and Herman Decker saloon keeper charging them with permitting gambling on their premises. Complainant Rev Thus Barker. Hearing set for Friday afternoon before Court Commissioner Maloney. venue changed to T M C Thomas. The Good Government League aims a broader cleanup of the area not targeting law abiding saloon operators. Mayor Baker helps lead the Liquor Dealers Protective Association which claims to elevate saloon standards.
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Tom Baker
Baker Hotel
Herman Decker
Barker
Maloney
Glen Flora
T. M.¢.Thomas
Ladysmith
Good Government League
Baker
Liquor Dealers Protective Association
Nalley Rites Held for Martin J Nalley at Riverside
Martin J Nalley died at his Ladysmith farm age 49 17. He was born in Lafayette Indiana and later lived in Waco Lincoln and Ladysmith before moving to Tony area. He leaves a widow and two sons Blain and Bryan eight sisters and four brothers. He joined the M E church in 1904 and funeral services were held at the Christian church with Rev J E Watson preaching. Interment followed in Riverside cemetery under M W A rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blain
Bryan
Nalley
M. E. Church
The
Christian Church
J. E. Watson
Riverside Cemetery
Thanks to Friends and M W A Camp at Ladysmith
We express gratitude to kind friends and the M W A camp of Ladysmith for assistance during the illness and passing of our husband and father. Mrs L E Nalley and Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladysmith
Castle Attacks Lenroot At Jenkins Meeting
B J Castle former state land office chief clerk addressed about 150 at the opera house in support of Congressman Jenkins. Music by Glen Flora and Ladysmith bands framed the event with dignitaries on the platform. Castle labeled Lenroot a free trader and questioned his tariff stance while noting no clear remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. Castle
State Land Office
Opera House
Congressman Jenkins
Glen Flora
Ladysmith
McGill
Baker
Fritz
Richards
Cardinal
D. B. Manes
Castle
Lenroot
Congress
Jenkins
City business district grows with new factory and offices
A Roesler shirt factory is enclosed with roof on and the Novelty Works addition nearly finished. Foundations are laid for the Johnson Jung and News Budget buildings. O A Rice buys the corner north of Dr O Connor’s to build on Second Street West, promising substantial business district growth.
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A. Roesler
Johnson, Jung and
News-Budget
O. A. Rice
Dr. O’connor
Second Street
Duluth to Chicago Service Delayed but Under Construction
The News Budget notes uncertainty about the start date for through service from Duluth to Chicago. A large Superior crew works on round houses yards and an artesian well. In a few weeks Ladysmith residents may ride through without transfers.
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Duluth
Chicago
Superior
Ladysmith
Marriage Licenses Issued to Four Couples
Marriage licenses were issued to I. D. Whiteaker of Bell Center Wisconsin and Martha J. Coleman of Sheldon, and to Sylvester Calkins and Matilda Alton, both of the town of Rusk, on August 24.
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I. D. Whiteaker
Bell Center
Wis
Martha J. Coleman
Sheldon
Sylvester Calkins
Matilda Alton
Rusk
Circuit Court Opens With Long Docket in Ladysmith
The circuit court opens Tuesday September 2 with eight criminal cases including Wisconsin v Haasl for incendiarism in Bruce and v Gremnes for false pretenses in Ladysmith. Other defendants face trunk theft at Soo depot Bruce, burglary at Soo depot, accessory to theft, assault, vising liquor to minors, and a house of ill fame appeal. Nine jury civil cases and 34 court facts cases are listed. two carloads of men arrived from the Central line with work disputes. Miss Bessie Johnson visited before returning to Minneapolis.
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State of Wisconsin
J. J. Haasl
Bruce
John Gremnes
Ladysmith
H. R. Karstens
Cameron Drake
William Francklin
Ed. Buerman
Soo
Francklin
Mettie Noll
Justice Court
City of Ladysmith
Otto Schrader
Anti-Gang Candidates and Local Notes
A list of anti gang candidates for local and state offices is presented led by Irvine L. Lenroot for Congress and John W. Thomas for State Senate. The piece also notes multiple residents traveling, visits, and attorney loan offers from Ladysmith and Andersen, with short social items about Miss Katherine Welpton, Judge Manning, Mrs. Grover Feist, Mrs. Wm. Huggins, Mrs. A. Chinska, and Miss Gleason.
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Katherine Welpton
Tony
Judge Manning
Duluth
Thomas & Carow
Ladysmith
Wis
A. N. Andersen
Shall Liquor Trust Control? Citizens Warned in Wisconsin
A broad warning to voters in Rusk and Chippewa counties condemns the Liquor Dealers' Protective Association of Wisconsin as aiming to seize control of state government. The notice cites letters to candidates, brewer influence, and endorsements by nearly 100 local merchants and citizens, urging opposition to the organization and support for specific candidates. It also notes Alice LeBlanc returning home due to her mother's illness.
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Rusk and
Chippewa
Organization of
Liquor Dealers’ Protective Association of
Wisconsin
Liquor Dealers’ Association
John W. Thomas
Anson
Chippewa County
Rusk County
Joel Ke, Ling
Sampson
George W. Carew
Ladysmith
Primary election notice and local social notices
Local and personal items include a reminder that the Primary election is next Tuesday. The column lists residents visiting and traveling from Tony, Murry, Catawba, Appleton, Minneapolis, Glen Flora, Bruce, Larned, Freeman, Sheldon, Red Wing, Lima, Uniapolis, and Pres ton with reflections on weather, rain shortages, and community updates. Also noted are job ads, a young woman seeking general house work, and Mr. H O Bye announcing candidacy for clerk of circuit court with biographical notes.
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W. B. Sargent
Red Wing
Minn
H. O. Bye
Bye
Glen Flora
Jenkins Not One of the Leaders in Congress
An editorial discussion notes that Congressman John J. Jenkins is not among the dozen or twenty leaders in the House. It cites sources including SUCCESS MAGAZINE and the People's Lobby while outlining public misperceptions about political prominence and the workload of Washington officials. Local notices follow, including visits and community items from New Richland, Chippewa Falls, and Flambeau.
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Jenkins
Washington
Rusk County
Success Magazine
East 22d Street
New York
John J. Jenkins
House
Needham
People’s Lobby
Panama
Congressman Jenkins
Samuel Merwin
Also Mentioned on This Page
I. L. Lenroot
Mr. Jenkins
Hines Lumber Company
Dedicatory Service
Decker
L. E. Nalley
Tardy
Circuit Court
Bessie Johnson
Minneapolis
Irvine L. Lenroot
Assemblyman
Joel Fe.ling
F. E. Munroe
A. E. Foster
O. H. McNally
L. P. L. Gaillardet
Miles G. Davis
J. W. Carow
E. W. Hill
D. E. Getchel
Wm. Huggins
Hefferon Junction
A. Chinska
Chelsea
Louis Nelson
Rasmussen
Miss Gleason
Teachers’ Institute
Anuglas
JYS
W L. Douglas
Gust Arndt
Brewers
Citizens Indorse
Hawkins, Ingram, Glen Flora
Ladysmith and
Alice LeBlanc
Manley Hotel
Murry
M. Beck
Nellie Bates
Claude Murray
Hilda Madson
Catawba
John Shaft
Atlanta
Mabel Bates
Amacoy Lake
W. L. Stephenson
Agent Shutters
Mrs. Gartside
Glen Ulin
N. C
Gertrude Johnson
Appleton
John Alden
A. Sergent of
Lottie Maines
John Davisson
Wadena
Pearl Copper
B. C. Peterson
Lizzie Newhouse
Freeman Long
Larned
Kans
T. M. Thomas
Nate Hand
Max Dietz
Rev
J. S. Carter
Oberlin O
R. S. Reeves
Rusk County Journal
News- Budget
Mary Ginder
Alfred Ginder
Russel Suchenbacher
Alfred
Preston
Chas. Worden
Menasha
Flambeau
Rusk County Inquirer
John
Farmer” Peet
Blaine
Reed
Conklin
Garfield
Sumner
MehKinley
Chas. Kyatt
New Richland
W. EK. Clark
Will Begg
J.C. Young
le Duc
Canada
Wm. Brown
Valley Junction
J. T. Johnson
A. Webb
H. A. Davis
W. B. Davis
Josie Hebert
Mrs. Bischell
S. E. Watkins
Geo. Watkins
Maple Hill
Merrill
Geo. Heaverin
Apollonia
John Lindoo
Democratic Party
Sheriff Reed
Roy Garnsy
State
Sparta
Worden
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