White Slave Inquiry Probes State Trafficking Laws
Police and city officials report receiving letters from the legislative committee appointed to investigate the white slave traffic in the state. The letters pose a series of questions and prompt concern about ongoing inquiries among local officials.
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Police Department
Trafic
Sells Out At Athens Stave Plant Transfer
The E. E. Winch company of Athens sold its stave and heading mill to the Success Heading and Stave company formed by Athens residents. Archie Kernighan of Athens will be manager. Winch is president of Marshfield Stave company with F. B. Mertle as officer and manager.
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E. E. Winch Company
Athens
Archie Kernighan
Mr. Winch
Marshfield
F. B. Mertle
Quiet Halloween Observance Noted by Police Chief
Chief of Police A. F. Gerwing reports a calm Halloween with no major incidents or property damage. Capt. Gerwing commends the orderly public spirit and hopes for continued safety in future observances.
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A. F. Gerwing
Hallowe'en
Capt. Gerwing
Local Socials and Injuries Reported in Marshfield Area
Veerhind Henry Fisher works shredding corn nearby. Mrs Sadie Saivner and Mrs Chas Austin were Spencer callers Saturday. Winson and Marshfield friends arrived Sunday. Lena Fisher returns home after visiting Plymouth Wis. Matt Rieger visited Chas Austin Sunday. Fred Mueller remains bedbound after horse kick. Herman Guelschow visited at Fred Mueller home. Christ Kibble visited Gauger family in Mannville Sunday.
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Henry Fisher
Sadie Saivner
Chas. Austin
Spencer
Winson
Marshfield
Lena Fisher
Plymouth Wis
Matt Rieger
Fred Mueller
Herman Guelschow
Christ Kibble
Wm. Gauger
Mannville
Local Happenings in Hewitt and Ebbe Area
Community notes recount births and marriages including a girl born to Mr and Mrs F X Haselberg on October 22. Local tradesmen Frank Koholka and John Reinert are mentioned for work, while John Durst recovers from a hand injury. Halloween passed quietly with no pranks. Ebbe and nearby families hosted gatherings, a farewell party, and anticipated a basket social to fund schoolroom improvements.
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F. X. Haselberger
Frank Koholka
Marshfield
John Reinert
Karl Koch
District No. 5
District No. 4
Classified Ad Fragment From Lost Box
Fragmentary notice reads a box marked Crass on South Chita Ave. Instructions call to pick up the item at 208 West Bakerville St and pay for the advertisement, with a contact number 413.
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Chita Ave
Bakerville St
Exhumation Funds S160 Sought From Amsterdam Relatives
Local relatives in Amsterdam forward S160 to Abbotston authorities to aid exhuming and shipping the body of Frank Kapp, found dead in a car of steel rails at Abbotston two weeks ago. Identification was made via clothing and newspaper dispatches locating his kin. Taggart, a Vermont performer, drew a large audience at the New Adler opera house amid the high school lyceum course.
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Amsterdam
N.Y
Abbotstors
Frank Kapp
Abbotston
Taggart
Vermont
New Adler Opera House
New England
Jane
George Colby
Public Streets Paving Notice in Glasgow
Glasgow city practice requires prior notice to all departments likely to open streets before paving or repaving to inspect pipes and perform necessary repairs or renewals, ensuring no conflicts with upcoming street works and utilities.
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Glasgow
Reading Newspaper Habits Among German Pupils
German elementary pupils were surveyed on daily and weekly newspaper use. In the top class of 44 students, 25 read a newspaper every day, 15 at least once a week, and four tests frequently.
Dramatized Letters and Alcohol Origins In History
The article notes newly found Bronte letters revealing Charlotte Bronte’s early, unfavourable impressions of Belgian schoolmaster M Heger. It also discusses remote origins of alcohol, citing Ara pian distillation myths and a second century A D reference to aqua ardens linked to Flippolytus from Berliner Klinische Wochenachrift.
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Charlotte Bronte
M. Heger
Bronte
Charlotte
Paul Richter
Flippolytus
Origin of the Speaker Title in Parliament
The term Speaker arose from the need for a spokesman in the English parliament. Early members lacked oratory skill and courage to argue with the King, leading to the selection of a ready-tongued advocate. The title first applied to Sir Thomas Hungerford in 1376.
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House of Commons
Thomas Hungerford
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Legislative Committee
E.E. Winch Company
Stave and Heading Mill
C. A. Carlson
Man
St. Paul
Lahr
Mr. Carlson
Board of Directors
B. F. McMillan
J.c.marsh L. Th, Thom Thomas Daly
P. J. Schaefer
F. A. Nell
H. H. Milbee
J. C. Marsh
H. G. Hambright
J. C. Dorpat
First National Bank
U. S
Banking House Redemption Fund
Capital
Dee
W. A. Liese
John Durst
Hollowe’en
Wenzel Hornick Jr
Victoria Ross
Marshfield St. John’s Catholic
George Schuster
Tony Jensen
Henry Meyer
A. S. of E
Ebbe
Gobblins
Soren Jensen
E. J. Laulenberg
John Landwear
Bensenville
Walter Moldenhauer
Alex Joergensen
Joergensen
Henry Heckel
Geo. Hansen
Jos. Bell
F. J. Wyman
Johnson’s
S. Gent. Ave
W. Noll
Chicago & Northwestern Railway Company
Jamapes
Allie K
Jerry H
Northwestern Company
England
Paris
Katherine Casper
Kestel Bros Co