Prosecution of Louis B Carl Opens in Grand Rapids
Prosecution of Louis B Carl began Tuesday in Grand Rapids as jurors were drawn and witnesses subpoenaed. Marshfield jurors were excused or struck, with both sides cross examining the panel and urging court alerts against jury tampering. The state, led by George L Williams, and defense attorneys prepared for opening statements and witness testimony on the Wisconsin vs Louis B Carl case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Wisconsin
Louis B
Carl
Grand Rapids
Byron B. Park
George L. Williams
W. IE. ‘Wheelan
W. Brazeau
J. B. Harring
Nekoosu Village
Rudolph Raother
Sievesilage
Frank Kievine
Siegel Village
George Schneider
Saratoga Village
W. N. ‘Blattery
Grand Rapidsitz
C. Rossier
Gram Rapids City
Charles Noble
Grand Rapids City
Alton Gibbs
Walter Winebrenney
Arpin Town
Tred Nelson
Arpin
Parks
Mayfield
Blustt
Frank W. Calkins
W. E. Wheelan
Marshfield
Wil Hama
Ony
Court session opens with Carl present and Mrs Carl
The courtroom filled as the case was called yesterday afternoon with Carl appearing promptly in good spirits. Mrs Carl attended, joined by Mrs J J Roberty formerly Miss Lilliam McGivern, once an office clerk in the Water and Light office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl
J. J. Roberty
Lilliam McGivern
Water & Light
Log Cut a Big One Woodsmen Done
Reports From North indicate favorable winter weather and extensive timber cutting. Bark Falls Park Falls and Marshfield show strong activity with large log landings and steady hauling by rail. Park Falls Roddis camps expect continued operations into spring and summer as crews finish for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reddit Lumber & Veneer Company
Bark Falls
George W. Campbell
Lawn and Railroad
Park Fells
Park Falls
Roddis Company
Marshfield
Upham Manufacturing Company
Ogema
E. E. Finney
Felker Set for Re-Election Amid Light Campaign Preparations
The Marshfield column notes Mayor Albert Felker plans to run again, supported by a record of prudent administration and quick action on water and light reforms. It highlights potential city treasurer races, early hints of county board contests, and possible opposition to aldermen as the campaign begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asi‘de
Marshfield
Albert Ig
Felker
Sdsoon
Cite
Iain
Tay Wayers Agis Son Prumes
One2
Water and Light
Matt Wright
F.C. Ray
William 2Egebrecht
Board of Review
Twenty Two Confirmed At St Alban’s Episcopal Church
Bishop Reginald Weller presided at St Alban’s Fond du Lac over the confirmation of a class of twenty two candidates. The rite included laying on of hands, first communion, and a sermon comparing life to Grecian games. Several dozen joined communion and a large congregation attended the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Alban’s Episcopal Church
Reginald FE. Weller
Fond du Lac
Weiler
Paul
Breat
Ercaen
Williams Victorious In Burglary Trial At Grand Rapids
In Circuit Court the case of the State v Hubert Enschlepp, charged with burglary at the Eagle Hotel in Marshfield on December 17, was tried while the Carl case waited. P A Williams of Marshfield defended Enschlepp, who was in jail. eight witnesses testified. The jury returned a verdict of not guilty after about ninety minutes deliberation, the defense arguing mistaken identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl
Grand Rapids
Hubert Enschlepp
Eau Claire
Eagle
Marshfield
Pest
P. A. Williams
Park
Elschlein
E. Briere
Elsehlepp
Williams
Second Regiment Band to Hold Marshfield Reunion in Summer 1914
Veterans of the Second Regiment band plan a reunion in Marshfield during the summer of 1914. About 35 current members and nearly 100 former players on the 1898 and subsequent rolls may attend, with many living in Wisconsin. A call for veterans to gather is expected within weeks as organizers survey interest and logistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Regiment
Marshfield
Wis_consin
Improvements to church completed before confirmation Sunday
The vestry funded the installation of a pulpit and rood screen with extensive effort, finished before confirmation Sunday. Father Davis preached at 7:30 PM on the value of earnest service to the church in daily life to a large evening congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Weller
Graeme Davis
Yxd
Confirmation Clase
Yshop
Father Devis
Weller
Walher Davis
Father Davis
Church of God
Marshfield Narrowly Beats West Green Bay in Oshkosh Elimination
Marshfield High defeated West Green Bay 30 to 26 in Oshkosh to enter the Oshkosh Normal and Lawrence college tournaments. The win boosts hopes as Marshfield advances to the semifinals, with the Oshkosh tournament opening tomorrow and teams drawn by lot. Other games included Weyauwega surpassing Montello and Sheboygan defeating Two Rivers 14 to 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield High School
West Green Bay
Oshkosh
Oshkosh Normal
Lawrence College
Marshfield School
Oshkosh Normal Gymnasium
Marshfield
Green Bay
Walter Eordan
Trvin Wendt
George Whitney
Marshfield Wins Rail Crossing Victory At Vine Street
The Wisconsin Railroad Commission orders the Minneapolis St Paul and Sault Ste Marie railway to station a flagman at the Vine Street crossing in Marshfield. The daily duty is from six in the morning to six in the evening, after fatal accidents at the site. The ruling notes obstructed views from stockyards warehouses and freight depots, with partial relief via improved protection rather than removing nearby warehouses. Mayor A G Felker hailed it as a city victory while city officials pressed for safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield
Vine Street
A. G. Felker
Railroad Commission of Wisconsin
Minneapolis, St.Paul and Sault Marie Railroad Company
Railroad Commission
Standard
Nekoosa
Felker
Minneapolis, St.paul & Sault ST
Marlee
Albert G. Felker
R. R. Williams
W. A. Hayes
Minnespolis
Water on North Side Sparks City Drilling Drive
The board of public works pursues new water sources on the north side to relieve downtown supply. At Becker farm near Mess Vaughn slaughter house drilling reached 69 feet without water, but one foot deeper water was found. The city tests the yield with 24 hour pumping and has options west of Central avenue on the Hyland property for a possible reservoir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Works
Becker
Mess. & Vaughn Slaughterhouse
Central Avenue
Hyland
My Boy Jack to Open at Opera House Thursday
A rattling daily comedy by Frank E. Long presents clean vaudeville between acts. The play follows My Boy Jack who restores a home torn by domestic infelicity and discontent. Ladies free Thursday under usual conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Frank E. Long
Derhans
Also Mentioned on This Page
ST. Alban's
Fand du Lac
Harry H. Atwood
Edward B. Barr
E. B. Barr
Herbert Bathrick
Zox Blodgett
Gertrude Best
Lisetta Cronkhite
Anson J. Campbell
Ed. Dumas
Emil Kliner
Alfred Neumann
Eugene Neumann
Clarence Olson
Fred R. Pollard
F.C. Ritt
F. C. Ritt
V. P. Temby
J. P. Temby
Lyell Temby
T. F. Tiffants
George Zimmer
Chojs
E. 3. Bailey
the Times
Green Bay Game
Appleton
The
Frank Long Stock Co
New Adler Theater
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!