Mammoth Discoveries Hinted South of Rhinelander
Prohibition agents and a sheriff's posse seized two men, Michard Larson and Peter Robill, on moonshine operation charges after a mammoth was found in woods south of Rhinelander. Larson paid an $800 fine in municipal court. Robill awaiting trial on August 14. Authorities from New Orleans led a broader crackdown on moonshiners as part of a nationwide clean sweep.
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Wisconsin Firefighters Gather for State Convention in Sheboygan
Wisconsin firemen from across the state gather in Sheboygan for the annual convention. Mayors and district officials welcome the visitors as Chief William Trotter of Sheboygan greets the attendees. A commemorative address will honor fallen members, with Rev. Mavin Brandt delivering the sermon.
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Sheborgan
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Sheboygan
J. EL Larson
Willan Schultz
Shpboygen
Jerry Donohue
William Trotter
Shiboygan Fire Department
Oshkosh in Nebraska Explored as Name Link to Wisconsin City
Mr and Mrs Ray A Phelps visited Oshkosh Nebraska uncovering history behind the name linked to Oshkosh Wisconsin. He learned the town was founded 1881 by four families including a Gaumaer lineage, noting hospitality and a long journey covering Oklahoma Nebraska South Dakota and the Black Hills.
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Ray A. Phelan
Oshkosh
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Winconsin City
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Phelps
Oahkoah
Neh
Georg Jones
Gaimaer
Wis
Foarath
Xeb
Gaumaer
Nebroaka, Ciy
Ttt Mans
Mer Phil EH
Phelpsnish
Stroud
Nebraska
Oshkosh Vilage
Adoption of Spas Girl Annulled in Surrogate Court
The adoption of Mary Louite Spas by Edward W Brown ing miliionaire reat extue operator was nomlled today by Surrogate Noble of Queens county on the avoma that the girl had misrepre senten her age. The age face was the only one presented by District Attorney New combs, who entered the motion for revocation. Mary was present as was filso her foster father when the surrogate's decision was announced. The girl showed little emotion, apparently abandoning her efforts to enter a convent. Mary recurred to her home in Astoria, when she left the courthouse. A large crowd awaited in the little building and crowded the square outside from early hour to witness the final act in the Cinderella romance.
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Ay Associated Press
New York
Mary Louite
Bary
Hong
Astoria
Witnass
Senatorial Courtesy Blamed for Federal Judges Quality
William Green president of the American Federation of Labor said senatorial courtesy lowers the quality and ability of judges recently appointed to the federal bench. He warned workers if influence is not curbed the judiciary will suffer and American citizens will lose freedom.
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Associated Press
Steubenville
Willam Green
American Federation of Labor
Green
Watch Operations Of Airplanes Across State Border
Federal officers in Milwaukee warn of alleged airplane rim runners and monitor low flying planes near the jetty. The border crossing remains the focus, with residents reporting aircraft waking them at night and officials watching for forced landings or illegal crossovers.
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Associated Preps
Milwankee
Body of woodsman found near cabin in Michigan
In Mountain Michigan a woodman missing three days was found dead near his cabin by the woods. Officials said death appeared natural, with investigators examining circumstances. Oscade St Peter, a 60 year old resident, was identified as the deceased. The body was located near Hardwood in Dickinton County.
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Oscade St Peter
Cabini
Berlin to Try Bus Experiment on Trial Run
The first London bus arrives in Berlin as an experiment. If satisfactory, 200 buses will be deployed, marking a significant transit trial overseen by officials in Berlin and London.
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Berlin
Associatié Press
Bertin
Londen
Rertin
Janitor Burned by Gas Explosion at Water Heater
Claire Stevens, 21, janitor at the New York Whist House building, suffered burns to the head right arm and ear when attempting to light an automatic water heater after a faucet caused a surge of heated water. Fire officials caution about pilot light failure and advise ventilating and avoiding tackling gas flames.
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Monroe Avenue
New York Whist House
Wuilds
Stevens
Hmne
Amail
E. W. Rider
Wisconsin Public Service Comparation
Alder
Man Loses Leg After Freight Car Accident
Associated Provay Riinelander reports that 44 year old Gby Thomas Sampson lost his right leg and suffered additional injuries when he tried to ride a Soo freight car at Arseans. A felonious attempt by a stranger to steal a ride is noted. Relatives are unknown.
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Provay Riinelander
Thomas Sampson
Soo
Arseans
Simpson
Mayoral campaign shaping up in New York factions
Associated Press reports a crowded New York mayoral race as candidates and factions name slates. Issues include governance, fare policy, subway and school construction, and the fight over party leadership between Governor Smith and William Randolph Hearst. Waterman pledges unanimous Republican support on a citizens’ ticket with James L. Finesan as a second candidate.
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Associated Press
New York
Hatle Iies
Aerimayoralty
Smith
William Randolph Hearst
Waterman
Republican County Leaters
Vesteran
Frank D. Water
Pendent Democrat Ticket For Comptroller and DA
A candidate slate lists Aderiaan Greorge A. Harvey for comptroller and Be auhuean for president of the board. On the same ticket Charles S. Whitman seeks district attorney, a former DA who later became governor after his prosecution of Herman Rosenthal’s slayers.
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É Aderiaan Greorge A. Harvey
Beauhuean
Torney
Charles S. Whitman
Herman Rosenthal
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