Oshkosh Party Involved In Berlin Accident And Local News
An Oshkosh group including Mrs Jessie Reed daughter Hazel Weed and Adolf Baler were returning to Berlin on Highway 42 when their Chevrolet touring car overturned three miles from Berlin. Baler was driver and attempted to avoid a car, the vehicle heavily damaged. Mrs Weed sprained her ankle and Hazel Weed raised her head. Damages totaled about 200 dollars. A speeding hearing looms for Joseph Mychiak of Kenosha after crashing into a tree during a drive home. Irving Snell, 16, Redgranite, suffered two broken leg bones in a threshing crew mishap with George Smith. both workers. Brotsky of Kenosha and Milas Kothering Minske wed at St Michael's. couple to home in Kenosha after trip to the Dells Madison and Milwaukee.
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iGneeral
Berlin
Wis
Jessie Reed
Hazel Weed
Atolph Baler
Oshkosh
Green Laxe
Here
Baler
Acros
Weed
Joseph Mychiak
Kenmsha
Justice Court
Earluth
Mychiak
Pari
Kenosha
Clef
Polles Czinsky
Irving Snell
Redgranite
Snell
George Smith
Smith
Brelvogel
Princeton
Yas Faett
Justice Engel- Dracht
Peer
Kluth
Poles Crinsky
Klath
ST. Michael's
Fa Brotsky
Milas Kothering Minske
St. Michael’s Child
John Mikolajcnsk
Dells
Madison
Milwaukee
Ienosha
Busesl Grove Company
Brotaky Tg
American Brass Company
Lawsuit Over Damages From Runaway Horse Collision
Lassi sues Lyle Douglas of Waukesha for $2,000 plus $500 vehicle damage after a horse owned by Douglas bolted from behind and struck Lassi’s auto on Tageway 41 seven miles from Well ess. The windshield smashed and driver was hurt. Theodore Betcher seeks $3,000 for injuries.
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Byried Breas
Mymakes
Felix C. Lassa
Cwaukes
Dagen
Lyle Douglas
Waukesha
White
Tageway
Welless
Douglas
Pon Lassi
Lessa
I Iy
Theodore Betcher
Lassi
Milwaukee Course Rain Dampens Open Play
Rain soaked the Milwaukee course as players began the first flight of the state open championship. Clubs report the 32 holes, played in foursomes, began under drifting showers with many matches starting late and slow to finish.
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Associated Press
Mulwaukee
Pittsburg Starts Off With Three Runs In Third Game
Pittsburg opens the third game of the series against the Giants with a three run burst. Wright drives in two with a double with bases loaded as Yde faces Virgil Barnes. Pro singles, a stolen base and a sacrifice fly push the Pirates ahead.
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Pittsburg
Giants
Ioning
Wright
Yde
Pirates
Virgil Barnes
Travis Jackson
New York
Frischmon
Madison realty man swims mile and a half on bet
An unidentified Madison realtor swam a mile and a half in a water race from the city boathouse to Picnic Point, about two and a half miles, in twenty minutes and forty one seconds, following a dare after being urged by a friend. The event, rooted in a long-standing challenge, reportedly dates back decades.
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Madison Realtor
Aladison
Chapstan
Madison
Tor
Om & Bet
Picnic Point
Chapman
War on Suggestive Titles for Movies Did Bring Results
Hollywood progress in reducing suggestive film titles over six months, says Win Hays head of the Motion Picture Producers and Distributors Association. He notes three objectionable titles among upcoming releases and praises public feedback and improved industry handling. He forecasts a strong year for the film industry.
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Associated Press
Hollywood
Cal
Motion Pictures
Win H. Hays
Associaton of
Motion Future Producers and
Hollywood Fim Yan
Hays
Shoe retailers choose Merrill for 1926 session in Green Bay
Wisconsin shoe tailors association delegates meet in Green Bay and elect officers Charles Cody of Antigo as president EB Afey er of Watertown as vice president Harry Suess of Milwaukee as second vice president and J Leagenbere of Appleton as secretary treasurer.
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Associated Press
Green Bay
Wis
Wisconsin Shoe Tailers
Merrill
Charles Cody
Antigo
Afey~er
Watertown
Harry Suess
Milwaukee
J. Leagenbere
Appleton
Green Bay Star folds after two months of service
Green Bay Wis The Green Bay Star an afternoon paper has discontinued publication after two months in operation. Local readers rejected the new title and did not support the venture, ending its run.
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Green Bay
Wis
Condemnation Proceedings Begun for Gas Electric Line
Oconto county Wisconsin -- condemnation hearings began this afternoon before County Judge G J Jones as the Wisconsin Gas & Electric company seeks to secure lands for a new transmission line to Green Bay. The associate press report notes the action is part of a plan to extend gas and electricity service in the region.
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Associate Press
Oconta
Wis
G. J. Jones
Wistonaln Gas & Electric Rampant
Oconto County
Green Bay
French Orphan Boy Joins American Army at ten
Latem Orei Capitol Post No 9 of the American Legion lists Maurice Parker as an active member. A French orphan, he joined the American army in France in December 1917 at age ten. The 162nd infantry escorted Parker.
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Associated Press
Latem, Orei
Capitol Post No. 9
The
American Legion
Maurice Parker
France
162 Infantry
Military obituary note on Maurice’s service and discharge
A damaged text fragment outlines Maurice’s military service overseas and discharge at Como Levels Washington on April 16 in a 297 percent year reference. It mentions his Legion membership, bugle corps, and adoption by soldiers, with broken English notes about schooling and lengthy service in the country.
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Avaid
Mery
Como
Solitiees
Maurice
Aranimar
Madison Officer Dismissed After Commission Hearing
Madison Wallamy Hogan of the Madigan police department was dismissed today after being convicted before the police and fire commission. The five hour session followed questioning over alleged insubordination and drunkenness.
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United Prose
Madison —Wallamy Hogan
Madigan
Police and Fire Commission
Hegun Pang
Acressis
Threats Over Rockford Car Firm Track Demolition
United Senany Knehfort and TH Mayne Merman Hallatrom threaten to tear up tracks of the Rockford car company and halt franchise plans unless the mayor's position is removed. Officials warn of street work disruption, paving delays, and possible legal action as city leaders prepare laws to preempt the threat.
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Rockford
United Senany Knehfort
Mayne
Merman Hallatrom
Rockford & Jatruthan
Campiny
Fragmentary note on municipal ownership and service renewal
Fragmented text discusses municipal ownership of a city asset and a renewal process. Mentions a person named Sam HiiK and a location possibly Bolait with references to a company and service. Content is unclear due to OCR issues but indicates a renewal decision or contract, and a disputed vision or proposal.
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Ines
Twa Diya
Sam Hiik
High Commissioner to Live in Jerusalem Tale
A garbled passage discusses the high commissioner residing in Jerusalem and mentions ceremonies and individuals in a formal setting. Names and places are unclear, but the piece centers on leadership and status in a historical religious or colonial context.
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Jerusalem
Berlin War Aftermath Shows Little Daily Impact
Ambiguous fragmentary text hints at Berlin and wartime effects, noting minimal visible hardship or change on daily life. Mentions poetry and scattered names, but lacks concrete events, dates, or clear entities to confirm specifics.
Coffin of Darwin Burned Across Remote Island
Fragmented OCR reports a funeral ritual event linked to Darwin with mysterious names. The text lists disjointed phrases and garbled names suggesting a ceremonial burning or desecration on a remote location with scattered references to people and places.
fragmentary OCR item about a death and inquiries
An unclear report references a death and inquiries linked to a person or family. Names and specifics are garbled, with no clear event details or date. The text mentions a senior figure and possible investigations, but readable facts are limited.
Deadly Crossing Claims More Victims Across Region
Fragmented, unclear OCR text references a deadly crossing with multiple victims. Mentions different places and groups in a garbled account. No clear names, dates, or affiliations readable enough to confirm specifics.
Retrotthal Announced Vite Cetera Penn Reaport
Fragmentary OCR shows a local notice-like piece referencing individuals with surnames Whihehilt, Newport, Sanith, and Ch Wintney. The text is garbled but implies a public or legal registration event and a mention of a person named Mise Gone and a death or vote detail.
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Penn
Worderhill
Mie
Whihehilt
Newport
Erie
Judge Seeks Severe Sentence for Alleged Mother Beater
New York judge weighs a harsh punishment as John Tiernan proposes 100 lashes for a son who struck his mother. Louis Goodman is brought on amute charge. the mother refused to testify, and Goodman is jailed.
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Chirge
John Tiernan
New York
Regal
Walt
Louis Goodman
Minther
Goodmran
National junior doubles players reach third round in surprise wins
In the national junior doubles tournament, L Johnson and Waban MIod. advanced to the third round with a 3 6 2 victory over A D Wienve and D Strachan of Philadelphia. Other results include Holman and Pare, Crass and Dean, Feuer and O Laughlin and Semins and Jangrenee advancing, while Hil and Johnson beat Wiener and Strachan 6 2 8 1.
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Ny United Pre
Chigago
Metotn
L. Johdson
Ot Waban
Miod
HM ‘Tilden
A. D 'Sendy
Wienve
Donald Btrachan
Bork
Philadelphia
Sleather Daubies Teama
Stin
la Jarote
Baltimore
Joseph Smith
Chirler Sistions
St. Lowula
Malcnim T. Hil
Henry ‘T Johnson, Jr
Wabusi
Mean
A. L. Wiener
Donald Strachan
Horace Karten
Daria Cogeesbelt
Des Moines
C. AL Smith
Insulin valued in medical treatment claims
A biased report asserts insulin has therapeutic value for non diabetic patients, noting appetite changes and rapid bodily responses that improve health. It claims non diabetics showed increased eating and energy, with reduced illness during early treatment, and describes insulin as a welcome aid for various affections.
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Frese
Astrologist Predictions Stir Up Sports Forecasts
An astrologist named Croft predicted major league results including a pennant winner and key players for the year. The report notes forecasts about teams such as the New York Giants and contenders like the Stars Piraller, with mentions of Tunney Gehy and other figures in a vivid, yet unverified, polling of athletic outcomes.
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United Preas
Harry Wits
Ark Dempsey
A Croft
Crete
New Fork Giants
Tistars Piraller
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