Information Wanted. Wisconsin See Voter Intimidation Report
Information from Dulwau k Wisconsin dated October 26 requests prompt reporting to the chairman at Milwaukee headquarters of any employer intimidation or threats to voters by any side in the Bryan election. The National and State Committees promise to protest and prosecute violators to protect voting rights.
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Dulwauk Ie
Wis
Oot
Bryan
Milwaukee
Cateen
A. T. Warden
State Central Com
Bohmrich Episode Provokes Campaign Remarks
A fragmented note defends Bohmrich amid attacks over a political campaign. It argues the candidate is a gentleman and good citizen, urging rivals to abstain from scandal. Mentions Mrs Felver and A T Rogers traveling between Minneapolis and Milwaukee, with local references and several names.
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Bohmrich
Indiana
Labouaiie
Nile
Beurieb
Affay
Bohumch
Ludianid
About Town Tuesday Surrounds Visitors and Travels
Mrs Flora South visited ere and re tireed to Chigazo this afternoon. Mrs Fred Grauert arrived home last evening from a visit in Chicago. Alan D Conover was there from Madison and returned last evening. Rev and Mrs J A Beidler returned from Mt Morris AL last evening. Mr and Mrs Chas Bal returned from their trip to the east last evening. Mrs Georges Van Horn left this evening to visit in Columbia Clark county. Henry Ludlow returned this morning after business in Nebraska. Mrs J St Block is here from Chicago visiting her daughter Mrs Max Wileluwich. Mrs Tessie Woelling of Chicago is here visiting her parents. Mrs Dr W Byers left this afternoon for Lena for a week with old friends. Misses Liltie Lock and Bertha Louk visited John Luehsinger at Mt Morel this morning. Roy Juberg left this morning for Chicago for an operation at Augustant hospital. Tenry Hoehn accompanied by Robert Kobli purchased the Henry Hoehn residence on North Jefferson street for 3200 dollars. Estate scattered among relatives by the instrument 2000 dollars. A law in does not permit the marriage of census in Illinois led Miss Rhoda Pallath and Oliver Bailey of Ballie DL to Monroe to have the not tied. They applied for license early this morning and a special order by Judge Becker showed them to return home as Mr and Mrs Bailey this afternoon. Justice Thos Lachsinger married the couple.
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Flora South
Ere
Chigazo
Fred Grauert
Chicago
Alan D Conover
Madison
A. Beidler
Mt. Morris
Chas
Bal
Georges van Horn
Columbia
Clark County
Henry Ludlow
Points Ist
Nebraska
Worning
J. St. Block
Max Wileluwich
Roy Juberg
Augustant Hospital
Tenry Hoehn
Bia
Robert Kobli
Henry Hoebn
Northefferson Street
Maria Brigkaon
Bradbenl
Ilinois
Misa Rhoda Pallath
Oliver Bailey
By Balle, DL
Monroe
Thiata
Becker
Mya Bailey
Tustice Thos, Lachsinger
Patrick Deveny
Austin
Minn
Nelli Stair
Brodhead
Joseph Wood
Will Keating
Ed. Keating
Otsego
Wis
B. W. Byers
Masonic Veterans’ Association
A. CG. Dodge
J. T. Dodge
Henry Matzke
Wan Matzke
Western
Neb
Awelia Monthinke
Milford
Wan
Settle
McKey
Josephine Rhinhart
Rh. Bunghman
Jordan
Thos. Dewpyey
Tillie Trey
Varl Banghuan
Mg. Bigham
Rockford
Charles Kendall Adnane
University of Wisconst
New York
Pranaworth
Bubble Creek
Europe
Egyph
A.J. Weaterhaver
Burt Butler
Sansa Viehb
Smokey Row
Hattonoon
Lielly
Theodore Holger
Lena Colden
York
Trank
Luke Adair
Milwaukee
Monticello
Peter Zimmerman
Rose Zwickey
Or. Miller
Lake Beulah
Prank Noble
Chas, Frey
Louis Baker
Juda
Ole Weat
Local residents report travel and visits from nearby towns
Tosh Straitt and Christ Roth arrived home from Denver this morning while Mrs. Prank Wyman came from Argyle. Rev. Berkey left for Stonzhton to speak tonight. Others moved back, attended gatherings, or experienced minor incidents such as a kerosene stove explosion. A wedding was held by Rev. Dewpyey, and officials headed to Madison for events and reunions.
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Tosh Straitt
Christ Roth
Denver
Prank Wyman
Argyle
Berkey
Stonzhton
Library's New Books Arrive at Monroe Public Library
Monroe public library received a large batch of new books across fiction and miscellaneous sections. Notable authors and titles include Jack London Son of the Wolf, Mark Twain Tom Sawyer, Lincoln, and biographies plus instructional works and youth readers. The catalog lists numerous American, British, and European works spanning history, literature, and education.
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Monroe Public Library
Altdeler
J. A
Herald of the West
Juckeling Caps
Barr
Robert
Gray
Dean Maitland
Huh
London
Jack
Robertson
Reil
Speartain
Nerve
Foley
Turbull
Dalton
Voyer
J. M
Curtis
W.E
Esiskelches
Japan
Davis
R, H
Mediterranei
Dalorest
Paris
Wildy
Mary Biker
Wily
Remington
Riddie
Slocum
Capt
Twain
Mark
Man
Hadleybury
Allen
W. B
Donald
Literatua
Benjamin Franklin
Bedlam
A. B
World
Ita
Africa
Baldwin
Baenes
Erie
Oliver Hazard Perry
Bonnett
Master Skylark
Blanchard
Beaty
Wye
Booth, Mawl
Ballington
Bouyet
Sweet William
Brooks
Shaplin
F. P
Joe
F. E
Europe
Oyr
B. M
Deland
E. D
Malvern
Dwn
General Nelson
Atlante
Iggleston
Edward
Tggleston
G. C
Rei Bird
Tvield
Nanpie
Greene
Blind Rotver
Haumphey
Maude
Mother Gonse
Moore
YOUTSEY FOUND GUILTY IN MURDER TRIAL
Georgetown jury found Youtsey guilty of aiding in the killing of Willist Goubel. Verdict of life imprisonment agreed upon. Reported at 10 o clock this morning. A. J. Sherron spoke at the Republican headquarters. The Monroe Military Band will give a concert and dance at Turner Hall on Friday evening with 10 cent spectators and 5 cent dancing tickets.
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Georgetown
Joy
Willist Goubel
Sens
Guilby
A. J. Sherron
Repulican
Monroe Miliary Ind
Wake Wiltoa
Spec Tura
Best Section Banner Award Highlighted by Inspection Train
The official Hingis Central inspection train passed through the city on Wednesday at 3 am and 8 pm, comprising six officers cars. Officials led by Wallace and Sullivan toured the system to judge road alignment, awarding the Best Section Banner to the top section as long as it remains the best during annual inspections.
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Hingis Central
Wallace
Sullivan
Hartigan
Sloan
Superiuvenilente
Minuis Central
Hnenk
University of Minois
Local Notables Note Busy Day in Twining and Surrounding Towns
A flurry of brief sightings lists residents and visitors: Wenger heads to Chicago, Babeouk of Bryanville in town, Doge returns from Madison, Mrs McCaffery leaves for Freeport, the Freats depart for Chicago, Bolenilst returns from Chicago, Morse seen at Bullville, Van Wagenen at Monticello, and horseman Harry D. McKinney visiting. Several meetings and visits stretch across Janesville, Dane County, and nearby towns, with Gen. Eastman of Platteville noted as deceased. The Minnesota Central plans a Chicago bound snow parade, while locals attend funerals for Mrs. Austin in Brodhead. Road crew changes include discharge of engineers Ceain and Degan from the Minona General line.
Council Proceedings and Local Notices in Monticello
Regular council session adjourned for lack of quorum, then reconvened with all members present. Petitions on Main street sewer and sidewalk referred to committees. Financials show $2,249.11 in treasury. several bills approved. Water extension discussed. fire limits and other municipal business addressed. Local notices include marriages and residents moving, with updates on residents and civic matters in Beloit, Juda, and surrounding areas.
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Chamann
Douglas
Adam Schmid
Joseph Wood
GC. W. Twining
Treasury
Monroe Planing Mill Co
Fred Lang
James Lowther
Smiber
Andrew Heinzelman
Monroe
Willia Ladlow
Monroe Electric Light and Power Company
Brand
Mo Barrote
Tankron Street
Said Street
Anglo-Swiss Milk Co
Algo
Main Street
Elurch
East Street
Ease Street
B. Churchill
Billa
W Mackey
Fessenden
Monticello
Foley's Honey and Tar Bears Jungs and stops the cough.
A historical note reports Foley's Honey and Tar product credited with easing coughs and soothing throat irritation. The item highlights a traditional remedy popular in past local markets, reflecting era specific health practices and consumer trust in home remedies.
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Foley
Jungs
Footville Post Office Robbery Arrests Made Sunday Morning
Three unknown men aged to have robbed Footville post office. They fled toward Evansville in a buggy with a white horse but were captured at 4 30 by Marshal Cal Broughton. Stamps a registered letter revolvers and burglar tools found on them. Prisoners taken to Janesville for safe keeping. One suspect James Hess a former Janesville resident.
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Sinos
Footville
Silverthorn
Gardner
Evansville
Cal. Broughton
Janesville
Citizens’ Bank
Clinton
James Hess
William Riley
Ryan
Hosa
Wisconsin
Tammy
Monroe charity dance to aid Red Cross homes appeal
Monroe residents plan a Harvest Dance next Tuesday to raise funds for Clara Barton and the Red Cross. The evening features decor by Turner ball and a host of local committees, with corn and pumpkins donated and tickets not complimentary.
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Monroe
Sidialyeaton
Clara Barton
Red Croas
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