Mass of evidence presented to jury in Garl trial
A Marshfield trial against Louis Carl proceeds with a three day state presentation led by Special Prosecutor George J. Williams. The case centers on embezzlement allegations tied to the Marshfield Water Electric Light and Power Company and Carl’s control of city funds. Williams outlines seven counts and promises about thirty five witnesses to prove misappropriations from the city treasury.
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Garl
Carl
Circuit Court
George L. Williams
Charles E. Briere
Marshfield
Carr
Lrateau
Wheelan
Qarl
Atorney
W. EB. Wheelan
Theodore W. Brazeau
Goggins & Brazeau
Prosecutor Williams
Williams
Caurt
Louis ¥. Carl
Water and Light Department
Marshfield Water, Electric Light & Power Company
Water and Light Commission
Robert Connor
Peter Lemabi
Wil‘jan
Louis Laemie
Louis B. Carl
Frank Trudeau
Palm Garden
Seubert
Willams
Park
Peter Lemairie
Fire destroys store seven at Laona village
Fire in Forest county completely gutted the Connor Lumber & Land Co. store and damaged a nearby warehouse, with a large stock and machinery lost. The new hotel, built last year, was saved though it suffered damage. Early estimates ranged near 50 000 then updated to 60 000 with insurance expected to cover losses.
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Laona
Forest County
Connor Lumber & Land Company
Central Wisconsin editors to meet Friday in city
A large gathering of newspaper editors and publishers from seven counties including Wood Marathon Clark Portage Lincoln Langlade and Taylor will attend a meeting in the city this Friday. German editors will join discussions after invitations drew many acceptances. The 4 30 afternoon session at city hall leads to dinner at Hotel Blodgett followed by an address by M. Douglas of Menomonie on Modernizing the Country Newspaper.
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Wisconsin
Wood
Marathon
Clark
Portage
Lincoln
Langlade
Taylor
Blodgett
M. ©. Douglas
Menomonie
Dunn County News
Douglas
The
Milwaukee Sentinel
Farm Property Swap Changes Hands Near Meridlan
A. C. Kiefer of Elmwood dairy farm east of the city trades his property with Thomas Harvell who owns a 260 acre farm near Meridlan. Kiefer packs for Meridlan while Harvell and his family, including three sons, will move here on Thursday. The milk business continues under Harvell with the accounts.
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A. C. Kiefer
Elmwood
Thomas Harvell
Meridlan
Kiefer
Harvell
Ag -Befors
Mr. Harvell
Carl case heads to jury in embezzlement trial
Marshfield highs clash with Oshkosh in regional playoff amid rough play and complaints of fouling. The Carl embezzlement case resumes with Special Prosecutor Williams urging a guilty verdict as defense prepares further argument.
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Carl
Williams
New Church Dedicated at Arpin
The Evangelical St. John's church at Arpin was dedicated last Sunday with services. Built during the winter, the handsome frame structure sits on the Grand Rapids road southwest of the village. The congregation of twenty charter members was organized June 8 last year by Rev. A. Janke. The Marshfield Woman's club will meet next Monday at Mrs. W. A. Sexton's home with Father Davis speaking on Civic Improvement at three o'clock.
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St. John’s
Arpin
Grand Rapids Road
A. Janke
Marshfield
Judge Park Reveals Three Verdict Forms for Jury
During yesterday’s recess the judge presented to counsel three verdict forms for jury consideration. The first is a general verdict of not guilty, the second a verdict of guilty with spaces to fill in amounts of embezzled items, and the third a verdict of guilty on some or all counts.
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Park
One Hundred Admitted to Vote in Wood County Circuit Court
About 100 residents born abroad or with foreign fathers were granted the right to vote by Circuit Judge Byron B Park in Grand Rapids. Some admitted violating state game laws and must wait five years. others must restart citizenship papers. Names listed. many reside in Marshfield or nearby towns.
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Wood County
United States
Byron B Park
Grand Rapids
John Stang
Samuel Spector
Harry Niemark
William Kroening
Carl Kroening
August Passer
James Giennes
Thomas’ Scheivait
William
George Lewis
Herman Krumrey
Rudolph Grabowski
August Kraske
Charles Wittenberg
Carl Koehn
Frederich Heise
Frank Maciejewski
Andrew Knutson
Edwin Johnson
Carl Schuerean
Mathias Bichner
Frank Reichan
Frederich Miller
John Hoppa
Meinrad Marti
Thomas Evenson
Ferdinand Hiese
Christopher Peterson
Simon Pflum
4Llouise Greiner
Ignatz Fuhrer
Charles Manske
Albert Neuenfeldt
Fred Oestrich
Wolfgang Biechler
George Bauman
Josef Kassberger
Albert T. B. Bor
Diskeff
August Schroeder
Hermann Carl Schmidt
Herman Gast Rohde
Edward Mahoney
Julius Kluge
Carl Wsten
Ole Larson
Fritz PF. Tate
Alois Gruber
Joseph Thums
Wenzl Tehal
Anton Schultz
Thomas Salisbury
Robert Temp
Eagles Lease Armory Rooms For Club Use
Badger chapter of Eagles has leased the corner rooms on the second floor of the Armory at Second and Chestnut, to be used as club rooms. Furniture is being purchased and rooms are being decorated for soon opening to members. Big Ben alarm clocks advertised at Mechler's Jewelry.
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Badger Aerie of Eagles
Louis Hart
Armory
Second and
Chestnut Streets
2Eric
Big Ben
Mechler’s Jewelry Store
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Laona Village
Connor
Sinoop Nayry Farm
Merillan
Oshkosh
Local Five
Oshkosh High School
Carl Case
Tion of
Lawrence
Oshkosh Normal School
Appleton
Marshfield High School
Normal
Marshfield Boys
Sidor
Reynolds
Whitney
Wendt
Eckel
Kill
Fend du Lac
Lortal High School
Osh- Kosh
C. W. Otto
Chris R.isely
Fond du Lac
Mr. Williams
Pankow
C. H. Stuck Given
Braveau
Arpin Evangelical Association
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