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Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1919

Page

4

Krueger Trial Proceedings Continue At Neillsville

Jury selection stretched over multiple sessions with veniremen questioned as the Krueger case moved toward trial. Court adjourned and reconvened repeatedly, with witnesses including E. Stockwell and Dr. Fickes testifying. Attitudes toward guilt emerged among jurors while defense and state attorneys argued witnesses exclusion and evidentiary points.

Nvn Jackson Neillsville James *Neill Reynolds and Silverwood Caroline Krueger Frank Leslie Silverwood Atty. Rash Bush Reynolds Krueger Withee Tie Ennis Krueger E. &._ Stockwell Krueger Farm Mr. Stockwell Dr. Fickes Jensens Fickes Mr. Jensen

Tragedy at Krueger Farm Detailed Police Testimony

Testimony recounts the Owen farm shooting sequence with Frank Krueger and Jensen wounded. E. W. Kidd describes driving officials to the Krueger home, exchanges of gunfire starting near five, and Jensen mortally wounded as shots came from farm buildings.

E. W. Kidd Silverwood Gantz Marks Kidd Krueger Hoe Gants Ramussen Owen Mark Mr. Midd Frank Ganty Mr. Kidd Uthors Jensen Water’s Fiing Paige Mattson

Local residents and visitors noted in city column

Local and visiting residents are listed in a city column noting Frank Lukas in Milwaukee and Jefferson, Dr. W. T. Pond at Woolworth, W. W. Clark in Grand Rapids, Miss Esther Wendell finishing practice at Madison, Miss Inez Noll in town from Columbus, bowling tournament plans in April with prizes over 100, Edith Noll visiting Madison, Elmer Berg returning from Camp Hancock, and other social and civic updates including Chamber of Commerce efforts for a 15 000 fund to add 100 acres to the Experiment farm and Corporal Steve McDonald’s discharge.

Inez Noll Columbus Wis W. W. Noll Wisconsin Edith Noll University of Wisconsin At Anson Campbell Park Falls George Campbell Lynette McCulloch University At Madison W. W. McCulloch Chamber of Commerce McDonald J. J. McDonald Central Avenue

Government to reform soldiers insurance plans and payments

Ex soldiers fall behind on premiums as many misunderstand payment handling. Government will streamline the War Risk Bureau system with six policy types and lower costs, paying most administration so enlistees pay about 80 percent of private rates. Policyholders may prepaid several months.

Sanga Gan War Risk Bureau Washington, D.C

For Sale House to be moved or wrecked and room house for rent

For sale a small house detached from its ground ready to be moved or wrecked. A strong building suitable to move, 114 stories high, 8 by 28 feet with a wood shed. Priced reasonably if taken at once. Also a room house for rent. Apply to P A and RB RB Williams Bexton building.

Williams Bexton

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