Supreme Court action urged to recover officer salary
Madison A E Frederick humane officer seeks $4 000 yearly salary for 1923 25 after legislature failed to appropriate funds. Attorney General Ekern advised filing in supreme court to claim pay during term. Assistant attorney general Levitan says officer entitled to salary when legislature omits funding. Also notes health board inspection duty for new Thorp mausoleum and dispute over payment plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Madison
A. E. Frederick
Snaria
Stte Humane
Ekern
Supreme Court
Mortimer Levig Ran
Frederick
Neid
Levitan
State Board
Thorp
T. EB
Messerschmidt
Harper
Dr. Harpers
Madison Finds Mit Not Licensed Plumber for Inspector Role
In an advisory, C A Erikson deputy attorney general states that mit to do plumbing work is not a licensed plumber and thus not qualified to serve as plumbing inspector for the City of Madison. The opinion reflects standard licensing requirements and clarifies official eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mit
Madison
C. A. Erikson
Harper
Assistance From Life Insurance to Finance Farmers
Wisconsin brokers discuss using life insurance companies to fund farmers and cut prices on cutover lands. H J Bowell of Merritt proposes farmers be policyholders and borrowers, with life policies assigned to insurers securing both loan and land. Elmer Grimmer, Marinette, urges sale only of land truly suited to agriculture to attract settlers and reduce tax burdens amid excess nonagricultural land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Life Aresurance Companies
Wisconsin
Real
Imaurance Company
Elmer Grimmer
Marinette
Wisconsin Peal Estate Hrokers’ Board
Grima
Daxeloaing
Wiscaasth
Adjutant to Take Charge of Bodies of Airplane Victims
An army adjutant arrived at White Sulphur Springs to oversee the handling of bodies from a plane crash revealed yesterday afternoon near Calf Hinks. The victims, Capt. Pfizer Golf Champion and Haile, perished when their aircraft burned after the crash. Doctors reported the bodies severely burned and identified Haile as a Winnett native. Norris, a Kentucky native, also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Frees
Scott Way Be Returned To Face Gallows
A Herald report says Russell T. Scott, convicted murderer, may be moved from Chester Hospital for the Insane to face execution after a sanity ruling. Dr Frank A Stubblefield and two consultants are awaiting corroboration before deciding. officials deny any decision yet and refuse comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Way
Associated Press
Ehleazo
Star of State
Crowe
The
Herald
Awiner
Russell T. Seow
Chester Hospital
Cook Ventry
Informa
Scott
Frank A. Stubblefield
Hornital
Tme
Stubblefield
Chester
Ches~ter
Hls
Joseph David
Herman Adler
State Criminalosist
Atute
Asneria
Dwaldog
Joseph Maurer
Chicago
Michigan
Supreme Court
Schier
Chiesa
Hile
Nationally Known Poet and Editor Moves to Marquette
Rev. Edward F. Geresche, a well known Catholic poet editor and author, transfers from St Louis to Marquette University. He becomes editor of Hospital Progress the official publication of the Catholic Hospital Association of the United States and Canada. He sails from New York with a delegation of Catholic students for a Rome study trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Edward F. Gurenzhe
Marquette University
St. Loula
New York
Valher Geresche
Rome
Boys Recaptured at Cascade Junction in Slaying Case
United Press reports Jered Ross and Wilfred Ross, two youths linked to a murder near Jow Ta Plant, were recaptured Saturday night by a sheriff’s posse in woods at Cascade Junction. Fred Ross admitted luring a blueberry buyer for money. Wilfred is held as the sole witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presa Ishpeming
Mich
Jered Ross
Als Jlfedrof
Hoya
Cascade Junction
Fred
Homing Tew Prant
Wilfred
Silding
Youthful vigilantes murder Chicago student outside campus
United Press reports eight vigilantes were arrested for murder after beating John Kinsinn, 21, a premedical student from Mankato, to death in Chicago. Archie Cahlin confessed, saying he joined a gathering with Miss Inez Parise. a concrete shard and a razor were involved in the deadly struggle. A coroner's inquiry was planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
University of Chicago
John Kinsinn
Mankata
Kan
Chicago University
Archie Cahlini
Inez Parise
Klasinn
James J. Mitcham
Forts Worth
Miss Parise
Kinsinn
Cantin
Hasinn
Anid
Cah- Hint
Dutchum
Miehane
Krasinn
Victora Brasa
Patice Ante
Miss Parlse
Proposed Lumber Freight Rate Increases Placed On Calendar
Madison. Proposed increases in lumber freight rates have been filed with the Wisconsin railroad commission for a hearing on September 1. All railroads in the state filed for authority to raise lumber fares for manufacture and reshipment. The plan would vary by distance and is opposed by lumber interests who fear higher product prices. Commissioner A. H. R. McDonald and others prepare to travel to Chicago September 4 to oppose a cheese rate increase before the Interstate Commerce Commission. The commission calendar lists August 27 Madison for Equity Telephone rate defense, August 28 Madison for George Warren’s electric rate hike, September 1 Madison for lumber freight changes, September 4 Madison for hydroelectric dam permit hearing, September 5 Madison for Sheboygan Falls electric rate request, September 9 Madison for Leach Buchman rehearing, September 9 Madison for Ravendale Telephone rate rise, September 9 Madison for Chicago and Northwestern narrow gauge cut between Fennimore and Woodman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Madison
Wisconsin Rairoad Commission
Rauiroxda
A. HR. McDonal
Commission
Stat
Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commission
Itls
Equity Telephone Company
Defense
Stadison
Appiication
George Warrens Company
Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis and Omaha Railway
Madmon
Wisconain Hydro Electric
Namakegon River
Madtenn
Ely
Sheboygan Falls
Maiison
T.C. Leach
Alva
Buchman Company
Herron Te Tpetidion
Ravnendale Telephone Company
American sprinters face charges amid tense probe
A London investigation reported by the AAWE alleges a tempest in the athletics world. The charges focus on a Margen set and Morrhisen acted as key participants with disputed expenses and receipts driving the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Winked Drees
New Yorke
Mal Joseph Fi
Awk
Tira
London
Murchison
Wadsack
AAWE
von Olumen
Morrhisen
Paddork
Disturber of Domestic Tranquility Shot by Policeman
Milwaukees scene reports John Witner charged Patrolman James Spurgin with a butcher weapon. Spurgin fired three times, Warner wounded in groin and death followed. Warner had allegedly abused his wife. detectives questioned Witner, Spurgin exonerated and returned to duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Milwaukees
Joh. Witner
James Spur- Rin
Warner
Spurgin
Milwaukee cosmetician exams set for Sept 28 29
The state board of health will hold cosmetic examinations in Milwaukee on September 28 and 29. Applicants must file by September 12 with a $15 fee, be at least 18, have an eighth grade education and 18 months beauty shop experience, and demonstrate manicure, shampoo and facial massage and answer oral questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Preas
Ueensan Aamanasings
Milwaukee
State Board of Health
Memory of Bill Nye Memorials to Be Dedicated in North Carolina
In the Blue Ridge Mountains near Asheville, five memorials to Bill Nye will be formally dedicated on Tuesday August 3. The tributes include a memorial window in an Episcopal church a bronze winged statue and a monument listing his life achievements the Mendereanviln highway memorial and a memorial shelter funded by local groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.C
Blue Ridge
Fife
Vashevile
Anhvil
False Financial Statement Ground for Prosecution
An Associated Press report notes Wisconsin may prosecute individuals for filing false financial statements to obtain credit, even when the transaction involves a Chicago firm. Attorney General's opinion, written by J. F. Mesnerachintdt, addresses a Marathon county case linked to a Warsaw loan through a Chicago concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Madison
Wisconsin
Atenae
Chicago
Tolay
George F. Jorre
Marathon County
J. F
Terins
Optaiun
Cheese sales announce new shipment and samples
A local notice advertises a new shipment of cheese described vaguely as Inperiod Seles. It invites customers to try a sample of Tasnotie Milwaukee Ryo Bees and mentions sales by the shop in a casual, misspelled style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Interchain Cars Schedule For Northbound And Southbound
Northbound service to Neensh-in a.m. with hourly departures after 6:68 a.m. Last car at 9:55 p.m. Southbound to Fond du Lac and Vandyne with a.m. start and hourly runs until 1:60 p.m. Last car at 5 p.m. Fare listed as 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neensh
A. mm
Vandyne
North Fomd du Lac
Fond du Lac
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paun Mattin
Oregon Street
Staline
van Seal
Beaveretts
Cael
City National Bank
Maur
Marquette
BOYS
University
Madras
Bill Nye
Atlowero
Amoskeag
Lennon Bros
Richelieu
Evans Bros
J. G. Dierl
Wisconsin Power and Light Company
Oshkosh
Lamartine
Waupun
Beaver Dam
Columbus
Prairie du Roc
Wis
Neenah State Hospital
Sanstorium Bay
Wil
D- m
P. m
Sanatosium
Sheboygan-Plymouth
Osh- Kosh
bk-Connertion
Omra Bus
Ripop
Princeton-Green Laks
Bae
Prinevine
Green Lake
PHONT
the Church Co
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!