Wisconsin Retailers Celebrate 25th Anniversary in Oshkosh
Wisconsin retailers gather in Oshkosh for the silver jubilee Wisconsin Retailers association convention. A three day program features formal sessions, entertainment, and a banquet with Milwaukee speaker John M. Callahan replacing the unavailable A. Shaughnessy. The opening at 10:30 Monday includes city welcome by Mayor and remarks from state officers.
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Oshkosh Retail Grocere’ Association
Milwaukee
A. Shaughnessy
Wisconsin Retailéra’ Association
Gnent
John M. Callahan
Miwaukeesa
FB A. Balk
Stone
Oshkosh
Asia
Sladen
E.R. Gerdes
Ontianitc
A. Fe Axitat
Frank Schuster
Milwaukes
Vire
Ancorinilan
Webcary
Thousands Visit Catholic Shrine in Green Bay
Thousands visited a Catholic shrine in Green Bay Wisconsin as pilgrims arrived to seek relief from physical and mental ailments. The shrine, founded sixty years ago by Adele Brice on January 16 is said to have cured many who prayed there and reports of miracles persist among visitors and locals.
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Associated Press
Green Bay
Wis
Adele Brice
Atle
Lincoln Had Press Agent In Wartime Propaganda Feats
The article describes Robert J. Walker as Lincoln's press agent who raised funds for the federal government and spread propaganda. It notes his balloon ride across England and a motorized horse procession to influence Britain. Professor W. E. Dodd calls Walker a key early figure in American influence.
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Associated Presa
Chicago
Agraham Jancoln
Robert J. Walker
Ioana
Europe
England
Lendna
London
Dada
Tia
United States
Wilcox Strongest Candidate in Oshkosh Convention
Associated Press report quotes Superior Wise Senator I. Tadenroot praising Ree F. Wilcox as the strongest candidate for United States senator. Lenroot pledges to work hard, says Wilcox is the favored choice, with delegates unified behind his campaign and primary victory anticipated.
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Wilcox
Lenroot
I. Tadenroot
F. Wilcox
United States
Aworld
Agrist
J Senter Jenreaz
Nann Lef
Brule
Wis
Wien
Shia
Caurey
Two Million Dollar Deal Announced In Wisconsin
The Milwaukee based public service companies in central Wisconsin were sold Friday to Hewnsail interests of Chicago for 2,000,000. The four firms include Central Wisconsin Power Mattoon Public Service Writenbirgish and Power Leopolis Electric Light and Power, serving towns such as Shawinn Waupaca and nearby areas including Biamwood, Wittenberg and Clintonville. Officials say the deal moves the region toward consolidation with a single power source from the Embarrass river area. M H Grossman of Grossman Lewis & Co announced the closing, noting an option had expired September 1 and the sale reflects the market’s pull for independent utilities.
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Asendsted Press
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Hewnsail Interests
Chicago
Central Wisconsin Power Company
Mattoon Public Service Company
Writenbirgish and Power Company
Leopolis Electri Light and Power Company
Gory
Shuwinn
Waupaca
Ounjie
Bimiamwood
Wittenberg
Clintonville
Embarrass
Insuil
Middle West
M. H. Grossman
Grossman, Lewis & Co
Grossman
Accoss
Growsmann
WISCO
Set Valley
Negotiations Drag Over Belgian War Debt Funding
The American and Belgian debt commissions stalled on funding the kingdom’s 159,000,000 war debt in the United States. Secretary Mellon and Senator Smoot favored the Coolidge administration as a visiting delegation muttered over measures, while Indes 20 Pimouth, Vt, watched from the table with the cabinet.
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Axsociatas
Washington
Ameri~an
Mina
Thernerntii
Litte Ingdom
United States
Secreta Mellon
Smnot
Enznuta Indes
Pimouth
Fem
Coolidge
Waile
New High Record for Coal Output
A new high mark for coal production was reported as mines in the district mounted strong output during the period. Officials hailed a notable surge in anthracite yields while noting the impact of labor actions and market conditions on operations.
Stop Inn 15 Robbed in Rhinelander Wisconsin
Associated Press reports a break in occurred at Stop Inn 15 in Rhinelander this morning around 4 o clock. A masked man robbed proprietor F G Phelps and a night watchman of about $200 with a revolver. No injuries reported.
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Associated Press
Rhinelander
Wis
aAndin
F. G. Phelps
President Coolidge Reaches Home After Long Public Journey
President Coolidge returns to his home after a taxing motor trip from the White House to Swamp Foot, stopping at Proctoraville to greet Mrs Sarah Palla. A toothache troubles the president, with dentist Dr R R Tenet advising a second treatment that afternoon. Colonel vonndee accompanies the scene as family reunions unfold on the steps of the residence.
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Saumimer
Maes
Stonery
Catnraen
Proctoraville
Sarah Palla
Uipstairs
Berbert Lite
Unhoed Press
Starr
Plymouth
Coolidge
Woodatack
R. R. Tenet
Br. Coollage
Jose
Jewelt
Indeterminate sentences for two guilty robbers in Green Bay
Thomas Gahman and James Murphy pleaded guilty to robbing a jewelry store in Green Bay Wisconsin. Judge N J Monahan sentenced them to ten years in the state penitentiary at Waupun. A third associate Davey pleaded not guilty and faces trial Tuesday.
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Associated Press
Green Fay
Wis
Thomas Gahman
Sind
James Murphy
Chitaga
Mality
Waupah
N. J. Monahan
Monahan
Gannon
Murphy
Lawrence
Davey
Carz
Safe Walking Taught to State Pedestrians
A convention session of the railway division of the Wisconsin Association passed a resolution urging safety education for pedestrians and motorists. J W Oliver of Milwaukee, safety engineer of the North Shore line, outlined methods used on rail lines to keep pedestrians safe, including safe walking and gate crossing practices.
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Wausaw
Wisesnyin
Tell
J. W. Oliver
Milwaukee
North Shore Line
Convicted Gang Leader Brown Held in Lake County Jail
Brown, identified as head of a gang, remains in Lake County Jail. Official notes indicate pending appeal and stay of execution while awaiting further sentence details. Record references prior transfer from Canopiaty Felil and current confinement status.
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Pre Wankegan
Bremen
Cankopiaty
Twenty-Fifth Annual Silver Jubilee Convent to Be Here
Three Oshkosh retailers' association representatives play major roles in preparing for the state gathering of retailers next Monday Yesday and Wednesday. Read elsewhere on this page for program features.
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Wisconsin Retailers’ Association
Oshkosh Retail Grocers’ Association
Oiled by Cop of Crookston in Grand Forks Case
A report describes a burglar entering a residence and stealing items valued at 930, leading to an alert that drew Crockaston and Grand Forks authorities. Patrolman Frank Willard confronted the suspect who was then tracked to The Great Northern railway yard where a freight train moved toward Deand Farlin, with alarms sent to Grand Forks authorities.
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Grogiaion
Janes
A. K. Betherg
Grand Marks
Yollee
Grand Forks
Mok
Toney
Belen
Belen Into An Ornaie
Moire Eyele
Frank Willard
Wayer
Hig Piltat
Iorret Seyt
Crockaton
Great Northern Railway
Deand Farlin
Crain
Eastland Forks Yardy
Dutch Anderson Death or Alive Order in Hoosier State
United Press reports a dramatic chase in Indiana over the double murder of Mr and Mrs Hanes near Yorktown. Authorities pursue Dutch Anderson, linked to Gerald Chapman ally, with possible sightings in Indianola and Wolfe County as they hunt through towns including Yorktown and Vanke.
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Dutch Anderson Deag
Hoosier
United Press Muo
Lnit
Anderaen
Gerald @hapman
Men Hanes
Tite
Pulles
Ghecitte
Ald Chapman
Geirge
Benitiin
Finn
Varks Town
Wolla Ag
Yorktown
Five Cars Of A Train Leave The Track
Five cars of an excursion train derailed near Marion Indiana while en route to Delaware. The engine and cars scattered across a mile east of the town. The train carried fifty nine employees and a large quantity of freight. No casualties reported.
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CBS
Neinmati
Fight Postponed in Tankersium Bout
New York fight show postponed after an injury to Paul Aerlenbach forces removal from the August 23 light heavyweight bout against Jack Telaney. Tex Rickard cites health concerns for the postponement.
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United Press
New York
Paul Aerlenbach
Jack Telaney
Tex Rickard
Bestenbach
Veteran fighter casualty reported by Associated Press
A garbled Soviet era style report notes a veteran fighter of the Indians dying in a renters dispute led by General Castor. The fragmented text references a tense night and an apparent raid or escape, with unclear locations or dates.
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Trane Bac Cis
Inet
I. Peiroek
Castor
Shipments From Gogebic Range Burning July Report
Fragmentary OCR notes describe July shipments from the Gogebic Range, referencing vast tonnage and displaced terms. The text mentions the Sun, Northiverlern, and a ratio preparing for a large total, with unclear names and dates.
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Gogebic
Unnamed Forces Siege Narrowly Ends in Sarray Heights
An unauthentic report describes factions advancing toward Sarray Heights, with unnamed rebel and preset forces clashing near the fortified garrison. It notes strategic pressure on territorial lines and ongoing military maneuvers in the border region.
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Surray Heights
Hurley to Padlog Six Plages Next Week
Hurley schedules six plagues for next week under the supervision of city officials. The roster names several organizers and venues, with plans indicating a coordinated effort across multiple sites and dates.
Estate Forms Fund Endowment for Varsity Scholarship
A brief note describes an endowment initiative to support a varsity scholarship. Mentions Hy Pinte and Chiraga-The Sua, with references to Met Ae Paydie Milee and Fe Matter com gemmant Wharton. Names such as Chiang, Dewi Jenpings, Cap, and Brewer appear in uncertain contexts within the damaged text.
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Chiang
Andere
Manzesate
Kerosene burns may prove fatal at hospital
A patient named Mrs Joseph Lengel from Green Bay was admitted with severe kerosene burns after pouring kerosene on a fire this morning. The incident occurred at a local home and the prognosis is guarded as doctors assess the extent of burns and potential complications.
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Presid Grean Bay
Wiss
Joseph Lengel
Million Dollar Slander Suit Details and Parties
The case centers on a millionaire slander claim involving Chienge and a prominent Chicago figure Brennan. Allegations describe a meeting after years apart and a demand for reimbursement for jewelry losses amid personal friction. The suit names Habbitr and others as parties, with a focus on reputational damage and financial claims.
Injunctions Sought To Reinstate Oil Station Rules
The court weighs injunctions to restore oil stations and curb unsafe hydraulic layouts. Attorneys argue a state commission’s permit actions led to unlawful closures. Officials cite high property enclosures and highway renovations that endangered traffic, prompting removal orders and corrective measures.
Will Plage State Pats Right Back In The Running
Democratic convention coverage from Milwaukee tracks talks for Senate candidacy and permanent chairmanship. John M Call notes party plans to organize across Wisconsin while William George Bruce is slated as keynote speaker. The article outlines internal debates, absent members, and expected votes as the convention moves toward selecting candidates and unifying the party.
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Will Plage
Democratie Stain Central
Unine
John F. Maherty
United
Avitos Senate
la Fellocia
Doherty
William George Bruce
Milwaukee
Alk. Roitty
Fond du Lac
F. Am. Kearney
Jor Hacine
Charles M. Morris
Jebo M. Callanan
Herd
Central Committee
John M. Call
Wiliam George Bruce
Sponvention Amd
Bur Ayelet
United States Senate
Tha Doheny
J. Carroll
Chia Enula
Carroll
John M. Calnehan
Democratic
Notte Exycative Committee
Tate
Willam George Brus
Rdvel
Mrventes
Ladd Pabeldon
Waodnetealdeees
Region Weather Outlook For Xrene Lakes Area
Regionally dry and mild conditions expected with near normal temperatures. A brief warmup around midweek may bring showers, with rain chances rising near Mississippi River area. Wetter, cooler air likely by late week, then returning to near normal temperatures.
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Xrene Lakes
Snowere 25
AonIng
Rma
Lariat
Port Nergien
Renarally
Lemperature
Toret
Mississippi
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