Mammoth Trust Fund Created by Mrs Stephensons Will
The will appoints Mrs Sarah Stephens as executor and outlines a trust fund of about 100000 dollars for personal property and a $490000 estate valuation. The probate filing notes an act to provide for heirs and legatees including specific bequests to Walter Flume and John Burns, with instructions about residual estate and jewelry.
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Mammoth Trust Fund
Stephenson
Mavina Bley
Henao
Tani
Stephens
United
Roqtes
Monaine Meadk Milionaire
Bey Teu
Hoeayithy
Swahersen
Tate
Prohibition Violation Leads to Liquor Possession Charges
An arrest for a violation of the prohibition resulted in additional charges for possessing liquor. Attorney General Ener announced the action, noting the defendants faced supplemental penalties under the law.
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Ener
Mourns For Baby Drowns In Well Incident
A tragic report describes a baby drowning in a well near Francis Creek. The infant, unnamed in the readable text, died before being recovered by the husband after assistance arrived. The article conveys sorrow and notes local concern over the accident.
Taxicab Driver Held Up in City Incident
A taxi driver was robbed in a city street incident causing public safety concern. The report mentions a suspect linked to local crime activity and notes police attention at the scene. Details remain unclear due to OCR corruption but authorities emphasize ongoing investigations and driver safety measures.
Montreal Named For Kiwanis Meet Event
Montreal hosts a Kiwanis gathering with participation from clubs across Canada and the United States. The meeting features regional delegates, a national convention tone, and expected attendance from St Paul and Riwania area representatives.
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Montreal
Kiwanis Meet
Cherry Crop Too Small To Supply Canners
The state department of markets reports a short cherry crop this year due to adverse weather. Early cherries were limited, though of better quality, with shipments going to Alameda and South Dakota. Wisconsin growers earned more money this season. expect many late orders for canned goods.
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Avinetta
State Department of Markets
Traas
Alimeada
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Stuemean Bay
Helen Wills Loses to English Woman at Invitation Meet
Helen Wills, longtime U S champion, was defeated by Misa Elzapeth Ryan of England and California in straight sets 6 6 at the Sentricht Invitational. The soggy court conditions persisted from rain, marking a rare loss for Wills since 1928 when she first won the national title.
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Associated Preany Sorbright
Maisy Melonwits
Berkeley
Teanis
Misa Elzapeth Ryan
Elighimd
Callforgia
Mrs. Mallory
Milas Ryan
Trio Held for Statewide Forgery Ring
Tony Skiehe Tom Ganlan Thomas and her husband were arrested for forgery across the northeastern state. They were bound over to Dee John Severse at $2,000 each. Cities including Oshkosh Appleton Waupun Green Bay and others linked to the case.
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Isa
Tony Skiehe
Tom
Ganlan Thomas
Dee John Severse
Felice
Oshkosh
Appleton
Weet Bend
Green Tiso
Salaries in Former Day Were Small in Wisconsin
Historians note low public pay in early Wisconsin as budgets limit officers and teachers. Figures show Milwaukee police chiefs earning 2200 yearly, detectives at 800 each, teachers 259 to 850 annually, and clergymen around 600, with engineers earning modest sums and public complaints over underpayment.
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Madison—Voat
University of Wisconsia
John Warthog
Warty
Glenn Rank i
John G. Gregory
Ronnin
Au Prerte Court
Gregory Ways
Common Council of
Milwaukee
Pnifer
Bantetante
Torea
Saint Im Milwaukee
SRSO
Edward UI. Brodheag
Counies
Enat
Mil- Waukee and
Misalatop! Railwiy
Milwaukee Woman in Deep Coma Found Alone in Apartment
Milwaukee police and investigators probe the poisoning of Myrtle Blanchard a divorced woman found unconscious in her Milwaukee apartment after being missing three days. Doctors report nephroremic poisoning. she remains in critical condition at the hospital after friends forced entry.
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Milwaukee
United Press
Milwnukee
Patice
Myrtle Blanchard
Son Exonerated After Mother's Confession in Blaze Case
United Prose reports Staverts Poing Wle-Investigation into thirty four mysterious fires started within three days of mating BI. Elden born two weeks ago ed today following Elizabeth Elden's confession that she started the blazes. Elden's eldest son had been questioned as flames were found near the house. The fires were once blamed on natural causes. Mrs Elden faces insanity examination. if sane she will be charged, district attorney says after confession.
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United Prose
Elden
Elizabeth Elden
Theamily
Mra. Eiden
State oil pumps force price down in Watertown and Mitchell
The state opened a retail gasoline sales operation with one filling station each in Watertown and Mitchell. Price to consumers was 27 cents per gallon, three cents below private company prices. The White Eagle Oil Company, operating fifty stations, will seek an injunction. if denied, the case moves to federal court in Sioux Falls.
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Wasted Press
Teme
Dathe State
Indus
Watertown
Mitchel
White Eagle Oz Company
Supreme Eotny
Sioux Falls
Falls Down Stairs Fractures Neck in Neighbor’s Home
A woman fell down a stair at the rear of neighbor Mrs. Samuel Goldman’s house today. She fractured her neck and was taken to St. Nicholas Hospital in serious condition. Attending physicians reported the injury serious.
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United Preana Shebasian
Samuel Goldman
St. Nicholas’ Hospital
Clash in Anglican Church over Provincial Government
General convention in New Orleans next October faces sharp debate between majority and minority reports on proposed constitutional changes. The dispute centers on forming strong provincial bodies and electing bishops within provinces, with concerns over archbishop heads and the impact on missionary work and national oversight.
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Associated Pre
New York
Episcopal Church
New Orleans
Athets
National Council of the Church
House of Bishops
Twe
National Council
Harrisburg notes move to watch Tennessee stockyards
In a cautious briefing the Department of Agriculture orders strict surveillance of all Tennessee stockyards after the hoat and month disease outbreak in Texas prompts tighter controls. Officers will monitor livestock movements and inspect facilities to prevent spread.
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Walted Press
Harrisburg
Tennsylvania
Texas
Rights Suit Over Stop Go Signals In Chicago
Three Milwaukee men filed in federal court to restrain Chicago from operating electric stop go traffic signals claiming inventor Kleinsteuber owns the patent. The petition seeks damages and an immediate restraining order. If successful, similar suits may follow in other cities using the signals.
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United
Chicago
Allowaukee
Trafic
Iing
Operaton
Frank Comerford
Hugo A. Kleinsteuber
Thomas E. Kahnes
William A. Callahan
Milwaukee
Kleinsteuber
South Side
Kileinsteuder, Haynes and
Calahaon
Comerford
Federal Building
Chicago Traffic Department
National Signal Company
Alty
Eskimos to Sing on Radio Tonight
Eskimos from Greenland will broadcast their own jazz style for American amateurs. A radiogram from Zenith Radio Corp confirms a 10 am EST program from Commander E F McDonald of the MacMillan polar expedition. Two Bowdoin and Peary crew Eskimos will appear, one leading a Greenland style symphony and the other performing a skit. Any amateur with a 40 meter set can tune in.
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United Press
Chicago
Greenland
H. MH. Boemer
Zenith Radio Corporation
E. F. McDonald
Esquimaux
Iris
Bowdoin
Pear
Arctic radio test reports success from Cape Atholl
United Press dispatch notes the fast test broadcasting human voice from Cape Atholl near the Arctic circle by the MatMlVar party. A National Geographic message confirms success and the preliminary tent test, with a full 40 meter wavelength program planned for 10 p.m. standard time, featuring Eskimo songs and tales.
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United Press
Féest
Donald BR
Mas- Mita Radio Enhanlasts
Arctic broadcast reception improves with station cooperation
The text notes efforts to tune in on the low wave span and cooperation among broadcasting stations to improve reception. It mentions northern origins and arctic conversion efforts aimed at making broadcasts heard by anyone who tunes in.
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Arctic
Gifts Pile Up for World's Woman’s Temperance Leader
Dr Anna A Gordon of Evanston receives gifts from nations at the international temperance council in Edinburgh. The collection includes an Ireland ship banner pressed wildflowers from Australia crystallized fruit and an African ostrich fan along with a South Africa history and gold mounted temperance banners from Denmark and Finland. The report notes a separate line about women confessing to priests and the men bearing twin fatherhood.
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Associated Press
Edinburgh
Anna A. Gordon
Evanston
Til
Women’s Christan Temperance Union
International Temperance Council
Ireland
Australi
Africa
South Afria
Denmark
Finland
Stege Leads Brookhart In Ballot Recount
Washington recount shows Daniel F. Steck Democrat ahead of Senator Smith T. Brookhart by 8 votes after recount of twenty four of the nine counties exclude 1126 contested ballots in federal election results.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Daniel F. Steck
Smith T. Brookhart
Loway
Moore resigns from state tax commission to join Pabst in Milwaukee
Joanne Moore chief auditor at the state tax commission resigns to become treasurer of the Pabst corporation in Milwaukee. He will depart the commission once a successor is arranged.
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Aegociated Press
Madison
Moore
State Tax Commission
Hix
Pabst Corporation
Milwaukee
Commission
Meusel Delivers His Twenty-Second Home Run
Yankee outfielder Rob Meusel hit his twenty second home run of the season in the first inning against the Cleveland Americans as Sherrod Smith started for the Indians. Babe Ruth also singled and scored in the early action.
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Associated Press
New York
Rob Meusel
Yankee
Cleveland
New York Amerisang
Sherrod Smith
Tabe Ruth
Scadl
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