Trio of Bandits Hold Off Posse in Wisconsin
Around Rhinelander Wisconsin on December 3 a Kentucky feud group and three bandits escaped a nearly 500 strong law force including deputy sheriffs National Guard and Company L. Wounded deputies and reports say Sheriff Crofoot was fatally shot while a battle raged for eastern Oneida county in a swamp hut fortress.
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Rhinelander
Wis
Wisconsin
John Dietz
Northwest
Company L
America
Kentucky
Oneida
Gagan
B. M. Crofoot
Local News Inches and Weekend Sales Flurry
J A Sullivan is ill at home on West Sixth Street. A cake sale at Cher tzs Shoe Store Saturday December 4 starting 11 a.m. Men’s winter suits at Ty’s Shoe Store Saturday sale price 8.95. Miss Isola Burgess, visiting at the E Alien home on West Fifth Street, returns to Wilton. Rev Robi Moore of Great Falls Mont leaves Hershey Avenue for Toledo Ohio.
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Chertz’s
Colin Mercantile Co
Isola Burgess
E. Alien
West Fifth Street
Wilton
Cher
Ty’s
Jugend-Verein
Robi. Moore
Great Falls
Mont
Newton Moore
Hershey ‘Avenue
Toledo
Ohio
Have Dinner on Time
A compact instruction item directing someone to ensure meals are served promptly and to dispatch laundry or washing tasks to an individual named Magnus. The note combines domestic timing and task delegation in a concise directive.
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Magnus
Four Steps to Expand a City's Trade Radius
Klingaman of Iowa City told Muscatine businessmen at a Muscatine Ad Club banquet that four steps will grow a city’s trade: concerted merchant action, aiding local papers to boost regional circulation, improving city approaches, and assuring a market for farmers and visitors products. He noted many merchants did not return inquiry blanks, delaying analysis. papers, he said, are the vital tool to present the city to outside trade, and merchants should back local newspapers to win regional customers.
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Klingaman
Iowa City
Muscatine
Muscatine Act Club
Hotel Muscatine
Business Men’s Institute
University
Indiana
Iowa
American envoy presses Austria for reply over Ancona sinking
The American Ambassador Frederick C. Penfield repeated a demand to the Austrian government for a reply to the U S note regarding the sinking of the steamship Ancona by an Austrian submarine in the Mediterranean. Several Americans were killed.
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Associated Press
Vienna
London
Frederick C. Penfield
Ancona
Mediterranean
Hoopes Recovers In Apple Shipment Lawsuit Verdict
W. H. Hoopes and Sons won a verdict of 2138.20 against Simpson Fruit Co after a three day trial over a shipment of apples. The jury sustained the claim the apples were not up to grade but did not grant the full amount asked. After verdict the defendant moved to assess one third of the costs to the plaintiffs.
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W. H. Hoopes and Sons
Simpson Fruit Company
German Attache Proclaimed Persona Non Grata
Captain Boy-Ed the German naval attache was named persona non grata by the United States as reports say he furnished money for a Hamburg-American conspiracy to secure ship clearances for German warships. The Count von Bernstorff may file a protest. Boy-Ed declined to comment on the Washington reports.
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Captain Boy-Ed
Hamburg-American Line
United States
Count von Bernstorff
State Department
New York
N. Y
Washington
Lansing
Captain declines to answer on Hamburg American line conspiracy
A captain in his Lower Broadway office reviewed Washington reports about the Hamburg American line conspiracy and stated, I have nothing to say in regard to the matter.
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United States
Lower Broadway
Washington
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Bldg
J. A. Sullivan
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O. Hi
Ad Club
Get 'S.& H
Santa Claus
Batterson Store
Sat
Santa
Wm. A. Rogers
Hot Point
Fern
Ideal
U.S
Muriel Ostriche
All Star
Harold ‘Lockwood
May
Allison
Har- Vard
Harvard
Des. Moines
Hoopes
McQuesten Hardware Company
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