Railroads Prepare for Fall Car Demand Warned by I C C
Washington August 18 The Interstate Commerce Commission warns of a looming car shortage as harvest moves begin. Railroads repair yards and restore idle fleets, with Pennsylvania and others increasing shop activity to return cars to service. Officials foresee massive freight movement this fall and winter and note government stocks will cover fuel and supplies if congestion occurs.
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Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
Knapp
Presa
Lallimore
Pennsylania Raioad
Mount Nernan
Canton
Pennsylvania
Interstate To Furee Commission
Northwestern
Awestern Huey
H. C. Stevens
Don’t Preach Cheerfulness Without Living It
A brief moral reflection warns that one should not demand cheer from others or claim virtue without personal action for the welfare of others. The statement urges authenticity in faith and service, challenging double standards and urging genuine effort over rhetoric.
Lawbreakers Penalized in Racine Municipal Court
Racine Wisconsin August 15 Stanslaus Twa now of New Jersey and Juni Krus of South Milwaukee pleaded guilty in the municipal court to entering the room of Martin Watentowski August 13 and stealing 2 Iwanow was sentenced to the state prison for two years and trus for one year. The former hat confessed to having drugged a Kenosha family and robbing them of 8 watches and rings. Hugo Feltigenthal sixteen year old boy from Lyons Wisconsin son of Joseph Heilligenthal a wealthy miller arrested on the charge of forging two checks on the Commercial and Savings bank pleaded guilty. On account of its being his first offense and no plea for leniency he was let off with a fine of 4 and costs.
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Racine
Wis
Stanslaus Twanow
New Jersey
Juni Krus
Milwaukee
Martin Watentowski
Iwanow
Trus
Kenosha
Hugo Feltigenthal
Lyons
Wils
Joseph Heilligenthal
Commercial and Savings Bank
Lenroot Jenkins Campaigns Highlight Voter Appeals
In Superior former mayor C S Stark-Weather campaigns for Judge Jenkins distributing pennies to children and promising candy to women and children. In Green Bay Brown County candidates for US Senate and Congress push campaigning with literature and calls for support. In Washburn labor record critique, Madison’s Lyren Castle campaigns for John Jenkins, arguing Jenkins should be re elected to Congress.
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Superior
Wis
Lenroot-Jenkins
Parson
Judge Jenkins
Brow
Green Bay
Brown County
W. J. Jlatton
Isaac Stephoensen
G. A. Cook
United States Senate
Vosters
Citis
Literatue
Gustav Ruestermann
Edward
Minor
Congress
Timothy Burke
I. A. Pampkin
Republic
Deket
Castle
Wasitburn
Washburn
Irsine I. Lemont
Lyren J. Castle
Madison
John J. Jenkins
Chippewa
Jenking
Good Roads Convention Set For Milwaukee Meeting
The State Good Roads association will hold its annual convention in Milwaukee on September 8. An increase in delegates is likely this year, with town chairmen to submit candidate farmers for delegation. The convention will discuss the state constitution amendment on funding road construction and will be held in a downtown hall yet to be announced.
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Madison
State Good Roads Association
Milwaukee
Hoard
Good Roads
Crosman Opens Season With Mistress Nell Revival
Miss Henrietta Crosman starts her season at the Academy of Music reviving Mistress Nell. Once produced at the Bijou, the play had a long New York run, and last night drew a large crowd despite a warm night. Audience accorded generous applause and recalls. The family scenes again charmed with old-time sweetness.
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New York
Henrietta Crosman
Academy of Music
Nell
Bijou
Pamilar
Tug of War In Wisconsin Primary Between Stephenson and Conk
Special to The Northwestern Milwaukee Aug 18 notes a fierce tug of war for sufficient votes to win the Wisconsin United States senate primary two weeks away. Focus centers on Stephenson and Conk as voters show marked indifference to the race, with Hatton McGovern and Cook in play. Predictions suggest Stephenson and McGovern strong in towns, Hatton and Cook in country districts amid rumored deals and appointments if a candidate withdraws.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
George P. Mathes
The
Sentinel
Stephenson
S. A. Conk
United States
Conk
Hatton
McGovern
Sheparean
J. H. Stout
Mr. Hatton
Senator Stout
Anoman Makes Big Catch In Wisconsin Waters
In usau Wisconsin on August 4 Mrs Thain displayed a thirty two pound muskelunge caught by herself. She fought the fish about an hour using a pole and boat, then waded ashore to beach and clubbed the fish to death.
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Usau
Wis
Peuron Manchanaen
Thain
Tls City
Bread Prices Likely to Rise in Minneapolis
Minneapolis announces bread and flour price hikes as Washburn Crosby official foresees higher costs. He predicts a fourteen ounce loaf may reach six cents, with flour quotations across grades expected to climb beyond last year’s levels.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Zohn Washburn
Washburn-Crosby Millings Company
Ashburn
Gates Appears In Court Over Unpaid Alimony Warrant
Milwaukee August 18 James B Gates facing a bench warrant issued by Judge Ludwig for failure to pay $100 alimony to his divorced wife Gertrude Ruel Gates. Gates appeared yesterday with his attorney James G.
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Milwaukee, Wis
James B. Gates
Ludwig
Geretrude Ruel Gates
James G
Gates Appears at Court as Judge Absent
Mr. Gates arrived at the courthouse to face Judge Ludwiki who was not present. Both attorneys declined to comment on the accusation as the warrant was issued while Gates was in the northern part of the state.
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Flanders
Gates
Ludwiki
Brother Against Brother in Wisconsin Court
In Green Bay on August 11 Albert Guiese faced municipal court action from his brother Choriea Guiese. Judge Monahan bound Albert over to keep the peace for three months with a $4 bond after testimony that Albert carried a gun and threatened to injure his brother. The two men are farm workers.
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Green Bay
Wis
Albert Guiese
Choriea Guiese
Monahan
Albert
Charles
Love and marriage in unromantic era reflections
A fragmented 1910s column contrasts American friendships between genders with European views of romance. It critiques how European judgments misread healthy platonics in America and questions notions of love, sentiment, and social propriety across cultures.
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Europe
America
Phil Hag
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for sick women
A promotional feature urging mothers to seek Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for gynecological complaints in young girls. It cites Miss Ellen M. Olson as cured of buckache and notes the remedy has long been standard for female ills. Readers are invited to write for advice at Lynn, Massachusetts.
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Lydia BE
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Miss Olson
Ellen M. Olson
North East Street
Kewanee
Lil
M. M. Davison
Gitford
San Jose
Cal
Gollundar
J. Bauman & Co
American youth and European views on love and marriage
An essay contrasts American and European youth attitudes, noting Americans favor openness and activity over talk, with love and marriage often seen as linked. It discusses the social dynamics between boys and girls, plus brief endorsements of health remedies and home life anecdotes from period advertisements and columns.
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Super Furniture Co
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Winnebago County
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Oshkosh Wisconsin
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