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Newspaper
Monroe Weekly Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1906
Page
8
Journal Scoops The Evening Times On Libel Suit
The Journal claims an exclusive on the libel suit involving The Times, noting how it preempted press coverage and raised questions about arrest timing and warrants. The piece comments on editorial bravado and legal risk, and ends with a purchase update at H. H. Clark & Co.
Wisconsin Judge Sues Times Over libel claim in 1906
County Judge J. M. Becker files a criminal libel complaint against Emery A. Odell editor of Monroe Evening Times for allegedly accusing Becker of not turning over county fees and drawing full salary. Warrant issued. venue change granted. case adjourned to December 10. The Times contends the statement reflected board discussions and offered to correct if misinformed.
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Journal
Evening Times
Monroe Daily Journal
Becker
Times
Monroe
Green County
the Times
A. D
J. M. Becker
Edward Ruegger
Emery A. Odell
A. S. Douglas
M. E Baltzer
Colin W. Wright
Thomas Luchsinger
Wright
Douglas
J. L. Sherron
State of
Wisconsin
Said
County Board of Supervisors
Justice of the Peace
The
Canvass Confirms Election Totals Across Offices
Green county canvassers finalize official returns listing votes for governor and other state and local offices. Notable tallies include Davidson 1905 and Cooper 1798 for Congress, Frear 1792 for Secretary of State, and Ball 1787 in the coroner race.
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Green County Board of Election
Aylward
Davidson
Eaton
Gaylord
Blenski
Connor
Noel
Frear
Jenson
Dahl
Lueck
Gilbert
Nevens
Beedle
Congress
Cuningham
Cooper
Hull
State Senate
Simpson
Martin
Marty
Ludlow
Ties
Ten Eyck
Fessenden
Moor
Knight
Ball
Snow
Blum
Holcomb
Loveland
McGrath
O’connor
Carson
Ellis
Manning
Stuntz
Five Candidates Vie For Jefferson County Judge Seat
Jefferson county faces a heated judgeship contest with five candidates for Judge Grimm’s seat. Only one candidate is Republican, Mr. Charles P. Rogers, while the others are Democrats. Prominent Republicans urged Governor Davidson to appoint Rogers. The field includes John G. Conway Arthur Mulberger Gustave Buckheit and W H Parker.
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Jefferson County
German Insurance firm placed under receiver in Mt Carroll
A notice on a Freeport office door states the German Insurance company is in the hands of Chicago Title and Trust Company as receiver with John T. Hinderks custodian. Judge Heard in Mt. Carroll issued the action, based on a stockholder petition. Outstanding policies remain unaffected as Royal Insurance work to transfer business. accountants and local staff will assist, Chicago office to handle large U S operations.
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Freeport Bulletin
Chicago Title and Trust Company
John T. Hinderks
Mt. Carroll
Royal Insurance Company
Chicago
Royal
Houser Seeks Senate Bid On Inheritance Tax Plan
Walter L. Houser secretary of state unveils a national inheritance tax stance as part of a potential U S Senate bid He calls for a 50 percent tax on fortunes like Rockefeller and Carnegie with lighter rates on smaller fortunes He also urges curbing corporate power revising tariffs and ensuring fair division of prosperity.
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Walter L. Houser
United States
Rockefeller
Pure Cheese Law Enforced In New Pure Fed Statute
The new pure fed law requires cheese sold after January 1 1907 to be guaranteed pure, affecting buyers manufacturers dairymen and supply dealers. Violations carry a fine up to 500 dollars or one year in prison. state dairy and food commissioner J Q Emery enforces the rule with strong duty.
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J. Q. Emery
Dairy and Food
Public Sale of Farm stock and equipment at D M Davis Farm
Public sale set for December 4 1906 at the D M Davis farm Spring Grove township 10 a m. Items include 5 horses 20 cows Holstein bull 60 spring shoats 20 tons timothy hay 2 bob sleds milk wagons cans and other articles Usual terms Auctioneers T L Summerill & Son Clerk M Hulbert and W Newman listed Queen of the North at Chambers'
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T. L. Summeril & Son
M. M. Hulburt
W. J.newman
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Monroe Weekly Times
Bridge’s Block
South Jackson Street
Monroe, Wis
Just
Morse’s
H. H. Clark & Co’s
Judge Becker
Warrant
Board of Election Canvassers
Hollister
F. Lichtenwalner
German Insurance Co
United States Senate
Chambers
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
Account International
Milwaukee & ST. Paul
F. A. Miller
Savings Bank
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Satan
Eaton-Hurlbut
Trukenbrod
Twill Mousseline
Gentlemen’s Club
Tulle
Princesse
Louisine
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