Marshfield man on trial for forgery in Milwaukee
A Marshfield real estate and loan agent, Pulling, is in Milwaukee awaiting a hearing on charges of forging mortgages and bonds. Bonds set at 2500 dollars, with investigators tracing multiple bogus deals tied to debt and land in Marathon County. Police say as many as 5000 dollars in deals with real estate broker El Hayes were fraudulent. The report also notes the death of an infant in Marshfield from likely whooping cough complications in a separate household incident.
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Jaime Milwaukes
Rugby Junction
SV. J. Mayes
Milwaukee
Bir
Puli
Milwaukee Sentinel
Pulling
Marshfield
Amelia Luepka
Marguhon County
Hayes
Caroline Carpenter
Marathur
Ait Register of Dears
Manithon County
Miiwankus
Min
Some More Base Ball at Marshfield Grounds
Rain delayed Sunday games as Merrill defeated Grand Rapids 13 to 9 in the early match with wet balls and umbrellas overhead. Marshfield beat Grand Rapids 13 to 12 after a long game, with heavy crowds enjoying the drive-in park. A later charity or businessmen versus professionals game drew players from both sides, ending 27 to 22 for the professionals after two and a half hours of action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield & Southeastern
Twin Cities
Mervil
Grand Rapids
Marshfield
Merrill
St Paul Road
Dells
Elliott
Leiver
Portage
Hi‘Tov
Bors
Toth
Viele
Palmer
Rapids
Marahilid
Wusinksn
W. A. Sexton
Hayward
WU Kayinges
Dr. Lathrop
al. Loucks
C. A. Caon
A. C. Meadstream LE
Bamip
John Voulker
Por
Elmer Benham
Lack
Frank Noll
White
Flowey
Allyn
Frank A. Catly
Dr. Hayward
C. M. Allen
Coo
Benham
Frank Nol
Voelker
Hillmline
Loucks
Cane Veay
Tack
Toway
Atall
Wie
Company A Prepares for Camp Fairchild at Armory Arrival
At Camp Fairchild the men of Company A bustle through packing blankets coats and knapsacks for departure. They join with Gold Ashland and march to the depot as bugles sound, then drill and shoot at the range, earning praise from Colonel Back and General King for improvement over last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory
Co. A
Camp
Fairchild
Goldf Ashland
Baglers
John M. Btmaber
Smith
Stierle
Andreska
Vaughn
Tenta
Oshkosh
Beel and Tepfer
Marshfield
General King
Cos
Republican County Convention in Wood County Across Hist
The Republicans of Wood County held a regular convention on a Wednesday night, with thirty one delegates present in person or by proxy. John F. Gore presided as chairman while delegates and officers listed include John Rausch Rack W C Witter Lincoln William Mews Auburndale W D Connor Chas E Blodgett J Te Kraus F A Cady Marshfield Timer Hepham Krank Noll Wi Baetels Pred Vellaine Maisie Picupsch Milluduce Phy. The convention elected the county committee with PA Williams chairing and names from Marshfield Richfield Dane Perry Mile tadors LT Doud Pillsville Fred Jackson Seamalia. No gubernatorial choice was made as all candidates have friends in the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood County
Hitsory
John F. Gole
Republican County Committee
Tollaws
John Rausch
Rack
W. C. Witter
Lincoln
William Mews
Auburndale
W. D. Connor
Chas. E. Blodgett
J. Te Kraus
F. A. Cady
Marshfield
Congressions
Hepham
Krank Noll
Baetels
Vellaine
Maisie Picupsch
Milluduce
Phy
PA. Willams
Marshield
G. Davis
Richfield
Dane Perry
Mile Tadors
Doud
Pillsville
Fred
Jackson
Seamalia
Hangs Himself in Jail After Murder Charge
Patrick Christie, jailed in Neillsville for the murder of Christ Milert, killed himself by hanging in his Clark County jail cell. Christie, a German man with a large Eaton family near Greenwood, reportedly arranged the act after the Milert killing at his home on July 4 during a celebration. His death occurred a week after his house was burned by unknown neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Christie
Clark County
Neillsville
Christ
Milert
Sudany
Christie
Sheldon
Eaton
Greenwood
Trotting Exhibition at Driving Park Draws Big Lineup
This afternoon a trotting exhibition features several horses in sprint trials at the Driving Park. Main entrants include Count War Stock owned by TR. FL McMilan, Ris march owned by Pete Cranmer, and EL V2 Rivatsky. Fives Wilkes, owned by Wim. Noll, faces Live Belle owned by James Stevens. Admission is free. event aims to determine fastest horse.
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al Towers
Two
FL McMilan
Rismarch
Pete Cranmer
EL V2 Rivatsky
Fives Wilkes
Wim. Noll
Live Belle
James Stevens
Duteremine
Clubs Promote Friday and Saturday Clothing Offer
The article states liberal payments will continue for buyers of Boys' Clothing next Friday and Saturday. The deal highlights continued incentives for shoppers and reflects ongoing promotional activity by the retailer.
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AB. W. Pulling
Stevens
Mr. Stevens
Ins
Camp Fairchild
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