Accidental Shooting Claims Two Young Hunters in Wisconsin
In a grim weekend in rural Wisconsin, two young men died in hunting accidents. Peter Fruck of Kaukauna and Frank Wright of Stratford were killed while hunting near their hometowns. Fruck, age 26 and married, died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound after an empty shell left a bullet hole near the groin. his body was found the next day. Wright died instantly when his shotgun discharged while climbing brush, his body brought home to his widow and infant.
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Peter Fruck
Kaouknnos
Rageboys
Avan
Mr. Frank
Big Cousing
Weber Boy
Carless
Prank
Thev
St. John's Catholic Church
Ktew
Father Bison
Gad
Dowthe
Stratford
Frank Wright
Jon
Ogd
Fell Down an Elevator at Upham Factory
Todd, superintendent of the finishing rooms at the Upham factory, nearly suffered a serious accident Monday evening. While checking lights, he fell into an elevator shaft and landed in the basement. He was unconscious but not seriously injured. recovery expected in two or three weeks.
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Todd
Upham
Mrodd
Mammoth Ballot To Feature Record Size Print
The fall ballot will be the largest ever used in this area with a print area over 84 inches long, larger than a full pace of the Times. It will include congressional, legislative, and county tickets plus seven presidential tickets arranged in columns and labeled Democratic, Peoples’ Prohibition, Republican, Naqlowat and Bodelistic Labor, among others.
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Democratic
Peoples’ Prohibition
Tekev
Duty to Perform: Republican Ticket for Wood County
The county’s Republicans urge voters to reelect incumbents and support two newcomers. They praise past governance, emphasize honesty and qualification of officials including clerk, sheriff, treasurer Nick Berg, register of deeds Nash Mitchell, district attorney Williams, county superintendent Hanover, clerk of court Shell, deputy Orrin Gray, and newcomers Geo. H. Smith for sheriff and Edward Renne for county clerk, arguing their fitness and integrity.
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Hoo
Jd. C. Wipperman
Wood County
Court House
Co. Treas
Nick Berg
Nash Mitchell
Register of Deeds
Williams
Atttorney
Hanover
Shell
Orrin Gray
Shea
Geo. H. Smith
Sherry
Edward
Renne
Siness
Lost in the Woods at Sander Farm
Sometwhat Discomfoodled tale recaps John the bushler a tailor loyal to friends. He wanders into a forest meeting a gunman and a bottle of wine and loses the path. After a chaotic chase he staggers toward a distant farm at Sander's, where shelter is granted and plans to depart with water and a guide board.
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Quezin Roessler
John the Bushler
John
Sander
Fire Breaks Out in Labr Block. Rapid Fire Spread and Losses
A Monday morning fire broke out in the upper story of the Labr block discovered by a neighbor. Occupants from Nick Lahr and Thomas Fitzgerald’s families narrowly escaped as smoke filled the hallway. The blaze, possibly sparked by an lamp explosion, damaged the interior but the structure remained standing. Estimated losses range from 2000 to 2500 with insurance on Mr Labr and other residents. Firefighters stopped the spread. insurance coverage held by Wd. Bahn and others.
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Labr
Bell Clothing
Nick Lahr
Thos. Fitzgerald
Walt
Arous & Fildman
Chut
Tyand
Humes
Finggerald
Arons d& Pildmans
Wd. Bahn
Ireland and the Flag Critics on Archbishop Ireland
In Milwaukie a debate over Archbishop Ireland’s politics is urged. Critics argue his stance against their cause, but future judgment may show his patriotic display of the American flag at St John’s Cathedral supported by history. The piece compares Ireland with Archbishop Henri, who hung the flag early in the war, now seen as a commendable act.
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Ireland
Henri
Miwaukie
Athorn
Gondirion
St. John's Cathedral
Mil. Sentinel
Campaign Song and Speaker Noted in Local Event
A quirky campaign song by Gustav Kustermann of Gren Bay praising sound money circulates after his rally. The piece features multilingual verses and urges public participation. The notice also quotes a cue to attend Hon. John G. Spooner’s speech tomorrow evening.
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Gustav Kustermann
Gren Bay
Guet
Wm. Noll, Sr
John G. Spooner
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