Eau Claire Mayor Frawley Backed by Progressives in District Race
W H Frawley of Eau Claire a three term mayor and lawyer is endorsed by the Society of Equity in Eau Claire and Chippewa counties against Republican John W Thomas. He pledges to strengthen the Railroad Rate Commission, reform primary elections, improve roads, and aid farmers laborers and business men. Republicans across the district largely support him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Frawley
Eau Claire
Wisconsin
Robert LaFollette
Frawley
Rusk County
Society of Equity
Chippewa
John W. Thomas
Railroad Rate Commission
Mr. Frawley
Wis
S. D. Speidel
Miller
Barron
John Ryall
Big Cylinder
Democrats Hold Rally In Eau Claire County As Election Hopes Rise
Hon W H Frawley and John Walsh spoke to a large audience at the opera house in Eau Claire last night praising the Wisconsin Idea and denouncing the Chicago platform. G W Heaverin and W T Rooney also attended on the platform amid calls for La Follette Lenroot and a shift in this normally Republican county. No Republican national ticket speaker has appeared since the primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Frawley
Eau Claire
John Walsh
Washburn
Opera House
Rusk County
G. W. Heaverin
W. T. Rooney
Wisconsin
Chicago
Denver
LaFollette
Lenroot
Bethany Sisters Present Home Talent Play at Worden
The Bethany Sisters stage a humorous home talent production at the Worden opera house this Friday November 6. About 50 local participants appear as quirky characters including Mrs Garrulous Henpeck Needy and a prima donna with affordable ticket prices of 25 and 35 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany Sisters
Worden Opera House
Garrulous
Henpeck
Needy
Chattermuch
Contractor F L Dean Begins Sidewalk Work Across Soo Line
F L Dean has the contract and started four sidewalk blocks within the Soo right of way. Work proceeds on Second street west and Fifth street west plus Second street east and Sixth street east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Dean
Soo
Second
Fifth Streets
Sixth Streets
Mueder's Orchestra Dance at Appleton Opera House
Mueder's Orchestra of Appleton will perform a dance at the Appleton opera house on Tuesday November 3. Tickets are one dollar and admission is open to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mueder
Orchestra of
Appleton
Opera House
Tea and Coffee Demonstration This Week
Ben C. Lee & Co. will demonstrate Richelieu Tea and Coffee on November 5 6 and 7 with a Chicago demonstrator in attendance. The National Biscuit Co. will exhibit their crackers concurrently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben C. Lee & Co
Richelieu
Plady
Chicago
National Biscuit Co
Waterman Obituary Quietly Ends At East Hotel
Albert Waterman died at the East hotel after retiring. The proprietor found him later morning and a physician said death caused by heart disease. Age unknown. Remains sent to New Lisbon where he had friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterman
Albert Waterman
East Hotel
Nate Hand
New Lisbon
County Board Meeting Postponed to December 1
A call signed by all but two of the county supervisors delays the annual meeting from November 10 to December 1. The move tightens the schedule and shifts related county actions.
Ladysmith News Roundup Includes Notices and Visits
A snapshot of Ladysmith and area life with travels of H. A. Sheldon and W. Gerard from Minneapolis, church events, land and business notes, new marriages licenses, failed and ongoing medical updates, and local merchants advertising watches and land loans. The piece mixes social calls, arrivals, and civic notices across Ladysmith, Bruce, Ingram, and surrounding towns.
Carow to Speak in Ladysmith on Law Enforcement Platform
J W Carow who narrowly missed the Republican nomination for District Attorney will address Ladysmith residents at the courthouse at 8 p m Friday. He spoke Tuesday night in Bruce with Rev J E Watson and several locals present. Attendees included A N Andersen and Tom Foster who introduced the speaker. some farmers returned home after a late train rumor.
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S. D
W. C. Gerard
Ladysmith
Warner
Minneapolis
Dr. Carnahan
Bruce
Wm. Shubert
Chippewa Falls
G. W. Turner
Jas. A. Michaelson
Milwaukee
Mr. Michaelson
Marshfield
J. W. Carow
Court House
Mr. Carew
J. E. Watson
H. E. Clark
Worden Arranges Telegraph Returns Election Night
I M Worden has arranged with the telegraph company to secure returns to 2 a m on election night. The Meader Orchestra of Appleton will perform at the opera house that night and returns will be read between sets. An admission of 25 cents will be charged to gentlemen to cover service costs.
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I. M. Worden
Telegraph Company
Meader Orchestra of
Appleton
Opera House
Sample ballots allowed in polling booth guidance
Voters may carry a marked sample ballot into the booth and mark the official ballot the same. The law permits using an unofficial sample ballot marked in advance inside polling places. To vote for J. W. Carow, make a cross in the independent column and draw a line through Anderson in the Republican column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Carow
Mr. Andersen
Martin and Hiles Tie The Knot In Tripoli Nuptials
John A. Martin and Miss Elma Hiles, both of Tripoli, were married at the Congregational parsonage on Thursday October 29 with Rev. Thos Barker officiating. They will reside in Tripoli for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Martin
Elma Hiles
Tripoli
Thos. Barker
Suspects Claimed for Warren Bank Job Discharged
Clement and Radley, held on suspicion of robbing the State Bank here, were discharged for lack of evidence. Warrants charged them with the Warrens bank robbery the prior Saturday night, with $2000 taken. One gang member was captured earlier and sentenced. the pair left by noon train for Sparta, as Sheriff Reed handed Monroe County $444.21, two watches, and a Colt revolver to authorities.
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Clement and
Radley
Rhinelander
Reed
Chas. Miller
Monroe County
Warrens
Yeggmen
Sparta
Monroe
Beaver Dam Judge Assigned Three Change of Venue Cases
Judge Martin L. Lueck of Beaver Dam in the 18th circuit is designated by Judge Parish to try three cases with venue changes. Court opens next Thursday, Nov. 5, for State vs. Haasl, Ladd vs. the Soo Railway, and Freeman vs. Dells Paper and Pulp Co.
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Martin L. Lueck
Beaver Dam
Parish
State
Haasl
Ladd
The
Soo Railway
Freeman
Dells Paper and Pulp Co
Bolter support sparks clash over district attorney race
The News-Budget accuses the Gang Journal of backing District Attorney J W Carew, branding him a bolter. It notes the rival Republican column lists J E Abbott who was defeated in the primary and not on the ballot. If Abbott had won the popular vote like Carew, the zeal would be excusable.
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Gang Journal
J. W. Carew
Commissioner of Insurance
J. E. Abbott
Abbott
Carow
Election rumors doubted on eve of polls
The piece notes campaign reports are unreliable and urges skepticism on eve of elections. It lists local visitors and shoppers such as C Wilson from Glen Flora and Frank Hein from Tony, plus noted events like a food sale at Mooney's Pharmacy and Lee's Tea and Coffee Demonstration. It mentions Judge Manning's travel and plans, and a forecast that Dr Gaillardet expects to be elected coroner.
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C. Wilson
Glen Flora
Campaign Lie Is Nailed Says Hawkins Reporter
The Hawkins Reporter accuses Mr Carow of posing as an independent while not belonging to any local organization including prohibition groups. The piece argues Hawkins voters are Republican, favor law and order, and that Carow has broad support from about half the county’s saloon keepers, with Andersen backing lax enforcement.
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Andersen
Rusk County Journal
Man Andersen
Hawkins
Carew
Law and Order
Ladysmith
Wisconsin Good Government League
Carow
Gang Journal
Mr. Carrow
Mr. Andersen
Peoria mason builds brick houses here and plans more
J. T. Johnson of Peoria Ill has spent three months erecting a brick building south of the Gerard hotel. He plans to return next season to add another structure adjoining. A W R C No 39 meeting is set for 2 30 p m Saturday Oct 31 at Eagle hall for initiation and inspection with a banquet at 7 30 p m for veterans and spouses.
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J. T. Johnson
Peoria
Ill
Gerard Hotel
Johnson
W. R. C. No.39
Eagle Hall
Laura Baker
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Democratic
Union Depot
Fritz
Wordens
Ladysmith Lighting Co
Sabin
Anna Feit
Joe
Miladore
Mrs. Chriske
Medford
C. E. Smith
G. L. Spear
Kleinert
Will Stephenson
Chilren
Neillsville
Elmer Nelson
B. E. Sampson
Son du Lac
B. Graham
Auburndale
W. M. Ford
Deland Tisdale
Withee Tuesday
E. Kaiser
Kuhlman
Oswald
Mountener
Miss Sharrah
May Bien
Tony
E. Leonard Kiefer
Jessie M. Rogers
Moe the Tailor
Worden’s
Ben Peabody
A. N. Andersen
Canton
Jennie Taylor of
L. J. Winters
Miss Robey
Strickland
Miss Pagel
Belle Behlow
Chelsea
Miss Ures
Carl Jung
Arthur
Madison
Louis Chicker
Lake City
S. L. Chicker
A. E. Powell
Island Lake
P. H. Shaffer
Ingram
Shaffer
8. D. Clark
Neenah
Henry
John Young
E. M. Worden
W. G. Davidson
Freiseland
Minn
W. J. Griffith
J. M. Johnson
I. L. Lenroot
11Th District
Warren
Munroe Co
Circuit Court
Ang Ae Beauty
Worden’s Cash Store
Frank Harvey
W. M. Vaughan
Weyerhauser
Frank Hein
H. W. True
Park Falls
E. Blagen
Hawking
Mabel Johnson
John Moller
Business College
J. L. McCorrison
Ohio
R. A. Austin
John Bronski
Judge Manning
Murry
Milo Bell
Sheldon
Cc. K. Ellingson
A. M. Paulson
L. E. Chambers
Tom Foster
Big Bend
Thomas Barker
Geo. Uttermark
Oshkosh
Mabel Sinclair
Wm. Alpine
Richland Center
N. Ferris
L. Hall
Coates
J. Lindgren
Lee
F. E. Martin
Waldo
Sever Serley
Atlanta
Dr. Gaillardet of
A **Prohibition League
Journal
Prohibition
Prohibition League
Mr. Carow
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