Weekend Traffic Toll Hits Milwaukee Area
United Press reports weekend traffic crashes in Milwaukee and nearby areas left two dead and eleven injured. Steven Krug, 48, died after failing to see a north bound freight train while crossing tracks. A pedestrian on an east side street was struck by a streetcar and died. his identity was not released. A Portage couple with Kiakonas were in a collision near Racine with Frank Banarableh’s car involved. Banarableh faces reckless driving charges. Kiwanis urges Green County officials to make main highways arterial and require side roads to stop before joining main roads under a proposed atrial law.
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Milwaukee
Steven Krug
Akomatlie
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Mina
Vivie
Steve Krug
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Wisconsin Leads In Surplus Honey Per Colony Of Bees
Wisconsin reports the highest surplus honey per colony at 48 pounds as of July 10, per Paul Nyhus, federal state statistician. The US average is 28.9 pounds per colony up to July 1. About 36 percent of surplus production is by July 29 with a 7 percent drop in working colonies in Wisconsin from last year.
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Associated Press
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Paul
Nyhus
United States Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Former Dry Chief Indicted by Federal Grand Jury
The former chief enforcement officer under the Jackson stage director was indicted by the federal grand jury in New Orleans this afternoon. Three others, Frank Clesi, Peter Pion, and Jerome Gargane, were charged with taking a bribe from agent Patrick Weedham of the New Orleans force. Others indicted will be named next week.
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United Pres
Yew Orleamy
Digging of Hard Coal Ends With Midnight Bell
United Press reports the anthracite strike ending with a midnight bell as 133000 miners halt work nationwide. Over 50000 already walked out, awaiting leaders to finalize a settlement with 827 mines in the mid Atlantic and New England area. Large coal stocks from 7500000 tons expected to avert a famine while rail workers face shortages in car repair yards. Mount Carmel and Shamokin districts brace for 15000 affected as some miners seek work in soft coal fields or abroad.
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New London Works To Beautify Cemetery Grounds
The New London cemetery commission makes progress on beautification including Woven-Wire fence enclosure for animal protection, a planned stone gateway at the Main entrance, and exploration of a force-fed water system as a potential addition within a year. Livestock shipments, social events, local accidents, and a transfer of Arthur Vaughan to Starkville are also noted.
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New London
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Cemetery Commission
M. C. Thayser
Mra. M. Boland
G. A. Vane Dees
Reneral
Problems of Episcopal Church and Missions Discussed
An article from the Associated Press reports the annual conference of Episcopal clergy and city leaders in Ocamawee Green Bay, September 2, addressing church problems and missions. Notable figures include Rev Elmer No Schmuck secretary and Bishop Webb with other church and industrial school leaders attending.
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SW Webb
Bichon Ghadjuter
Hugh J. Harleton
South Faker
Ean Foot 37
Nutter
Nushata House
Wallace
A. Battle
Ikntewndustrial School
Okotna
Mian
Zionists Convene in Sheboygan Sept 6 at Marinette
Zionists from Marinette and nearby areas will attend the seventh annual middle Wisconsin and upper Michigan Zionist convention in Sheboygan Susida on September 6. Speakers include Dr Maurlen Samuel Judge Harry M Fleher Judge Hugo Pats and Mr Mexer Wasnin. Members will present a purse of 310,069 10 to support Zionist causes in Washington. Coast Guard plans for a sister naval campaign with broadened operations are noted.
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Pretes Marinette
Wix
Zénaigm
Motor Deaths Rise In Nation Wide Toll
The year to August records high motor death figures with Derratt totaling 31 and the year 158, Los Angeles 17 and 139, Milwaukee 14 and 50, San Francisco 12 and 40, Chicago 11 and 70, plus numerous crashes across states. Fatalities include a high speed crash near Reno and a kerosene stove fire in Everett Massachusetts that killed five children under 13. Several injuries are noted in multi-vehicle wrecks at Chicago and Milwaukee, with law enforcement reporting early autumn accidents nationwide.
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Los Angeles
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Ight
Night rally of city trains and multiple injuries in streetcar crash
In Chicago a streetcar derailed and struck a house injuring thirteen people and causing serious injuries. A separate report from Milwaukee notes record heat and a fatal train incident, while other items recount an arrest in Milwaukee and a fatality near a rail line.
Increased Express Rates On Fruits And Vegetables
An Associated Press report states that American Express Company has increased express rates on fruits and vegetables between Mount Alne Pheide and eastern Lerinrlen aronaend. The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered the rate hike held in abeyance while it conducts an investigation to determine if the increases are justified.
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Wrakington
Mount Alne Pheide
Lerinrlen
Americna Express Company
Secomn Effectiss
Ermmymeren
Ee. A
Commissian
Golden Wedding Celebrated by Waupaca Residents
Special to The Northwestern from Waupaca Wisconsin reports Mr and Mrs Thomas Goodelle celebrated their golden wedding with about one hundred relatives and friends in attendance. Rev Greyland of Ogdensburg offered a fitting talk as gifts of gold and silver were given and flowers decorated the rooms.
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Thomas Goodelle
Greyland
Ogdensburg
Goodelle
Lotta Lohman
Charlen B. Lohman
Mae Satan Whitehall
New York City
Lohman
Millwaukee Motor Producta
Te Young Vounle
Wisconsin
Fred Christensen
Christing Andersen
Thin City
James Tyres
Oakland
Gali
Holy Chest Church
Her. K. M. Matthelsen
Epyres
Milhwaukee
Gesilent
A. A. Washfur
Clintonville
AWC
Witch
Martawa
Gare Schaubatlow
Third View
Lee Aecreary
A. J. Rink Wosywauwean
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Eeroin
Wauonen
Santos
Baptist Church
Fremer
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Mro
Ered Fatran
Ikonete Henry
Larson
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RS. Tunbs Platon
Hiamantine
C.H. Line
Frannesnd
Anna West
Rhinebeck
Olivist
Alstex
Mex
Emma Suan
Kienatreet
Dance Regulations Not Applicable To Cities With Laws
A court ruling states that local ordinances on dance are not applicable to cities with established laws. The decision limits enforcement and clarifies regulatory authority, noting that breaches may incur penalties and require court action.
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Fragmentary OCR text from a historical page item mentions a party and a legal matter. Details are unreadable, with many garbled words and missing names. No coherent events or entities can be reliably identified for a precise summary.
Live moth removal described from man's ear
A newspaper blurb reports a live moth removed from a man's ear near George E. Moles. The event is noted as taking place at St. John's horn with accompanying noises, though details are fragmentary and uncertain.
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Drege Vark
George E. Moles
St. John's Horn
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