Businessman blamed as public official in vice inquiry
The Wisconsin joint committee on vice conducts a six hour night session to probe saloon control by breweries and the role of business leaders. Witnesses include former La Crosse mayors and medical experts.math phrases indicate citywide crackdown plan with hearings in Oshkosh Milwaukee Racine and other cities.
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Father Murphy
la Cresse
Lastresse
J. M. Reynolds
New York City
Amerian Vigilance Society
New York
Wisconsin
Honard Teasdale
Sparta
Oshkosh
Milwaukee
Racine
Superior
Senator Teasdale
Senat Vietor Tinley
Robert W. Monk
Neillsville
G. O. Bingham
Friendship
Tom Dolan
Platteville
Carl Mimbles
State Commissions Meet to Streamline Hotel Inspections
State investigators will gather January 13 in Madison to discuss removing duplications in hotel inspection duties. The aim is to deploy hotel inspectors for safety checks, reducing costs while standardizing duties across dairy, railroad, industrial, health, and charitable institutions overseen by state commissions.
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Madison
Wis
State Board of Public Fairs
Giffen
Eteie
Mona
Dairy
Industrial Commission
Sered of Health
Elite basketball rules changes spark lengthy national debate
A prolonged meeting of a governing committee discusses contract releases waivers notice periods and player rights. The session covers unconditional releases compensation limits side agreements and transfer rules affecting Class AA NA and other league players with potential future adjustments by the national commission.
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Chaommen
Communistat
Ian Pes
Sean
Raiur League
Goapeemitien
Ile Teaterning
Wests
Carational Association
Tilly
Weil
Daville
Cnt
Cincinnati
Vingilae
Moran
Beoekisnelit
Brookdyn
Yingiing
Mo Bhd
Neecone
Verne Money Return Controversy Patched
Fragmentary text discusses money return linked to Verne and a named group. It mentions debts, peace terms, and unspecified fund management for a perpetual fund. The passage hints at charitable or organizational reallocation but lacks clear names, dates, or concrete actions.
Tamith Festmaster Assistant Faces Government Trial on Embezzlement
Former assistant Tomah Wis, charged with embezzling government funds, waived examination and was held in jail after failing to post $2,000 bail. Jury proceedings move forward as the case targets misappropriated public money.
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Tamith
Spenjat
Wi. den
Pest Tomah
Wis
Ieda
United State
Erard Jury
Othe
Invading Soldiers Take Albania War Clarifies Turmoil
Report from Constantinople outlines Turkish officers retiring amid military administration reforms. Details describe Albanian factions, martial law proclamations, and tensions along southern Albania with possible involvement of Turkish leaders and figures.
Housing in High Grade at Houghton Highlighted
Report notes high grade housing at Houghton with emphasis on workers and gear. Fragmentary lines reference Sandra Can dep loss and industry mentions. Police and local officials are not clearly connected to the housing description.
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Houghton
Copper Strike Tensions Rise in Northern Michigan
Gov Perris oversees inquiry into copper miners strike as officials from the Western Federation of Miners and local charities report aid efforts. Miss Clarice Jones notes 600 cases listed and 25 homes visited, with charity funds redirected amid Italian Hall disaster relief. Talks focus on strikers' families and foreign influence concerns amid mounting tensions.
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Huudhten
Jan
Gomiilmvs
Wttes
Clarice Jones
Calumet Associated Charities
Henrietta Hoffenberker
Missy Jones
William Rickard
Calumet Focal
Western Federation of Miners
ASI
Miss Jnnes
Angation
Sovernor
Citizens’ Relief Committee
Dlay
Lau B
Depsuiere
Grimraet
Teporie
Weds Brother's Widow In Fractured Regional Ceremony
An uneven notice reports a man named Mareien Bhartobise uniting in ceremony with Adeune Blapehette HH after a brother’s death. The couple, former schoolmates from Canada now in Illinois, wed in Danville with the groom’s mother present. A short aside blames a cashier's downfall on a woman from a prior affair.
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Janesville
Tose F
Cathet Chareh
Wilain Mahoney
Canada
Cannes
Ewig
Grom
Court Deliberations See Appeal Outcome Noted
A fragmented court notice discusses an impending appeal case before a United States tribunal. The text references defendants and attorneys, with mentions of a verdict and potential civil rights implications amid a tense legal backdrop.
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United States Tribunal
Wumo Veriniet
Heverne
Tadas
Advinsient
Negro Purgyasy ii
Pengonisaes
Alesipe
Osfices
Lionas Stead
War news brief reports limited fighting and diplomatic talks
Dispatches from Washington and abroad describe limited combat activity and ongoing preparations. Reports mention President Wilson's conference aiming to stabilize relations with Mexico, plus naval movements near Ensenada and Saltillo as tensions continue.
Clarks Detained At Polls In Local Political Rally
In Clarks election scene unusual disruption occurred as attendees faced confusion and interruptions during a heated campaign event. Key figures including Mrs Wilber Attu lop and Mrs Cullop addressed the crowd while speakers urged unity within the party. The gathering reflected the era's political tensions and previewed upcoming electoral contests.
Succumbs to injuries at Lowpiial after attack
An engineer from Chiti Min luraston & Guano rachis died in Lowpiial last night from injuries inflicted by attackers at Cate fag on Whe later. Yale graduate and notable professor, a member of revolutionary factions, formerly connected with exploration efforts in Alaska, identified as Prof. dutie BR. OUrke, aged sixty years, and a brother of the late Ye nda beather.
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Myo Associated Press
Asiona
Athan
Fam
Martial
Oitheere
Lou
Albania
Lanet Pasha
Albani
Kemal
Constantinopie
Jan
Hare
Enanges
Rovernment
Hadi Pasha
Wereral Etal
asyAgyen Ui Co
Orlesburg
M. Te Hanehan
Thage
Graduat
Yale New Conn
Jan Zines
As Cards
Alaska
Todas
Yenda
Dutie BR. Ourke
Court Hears Testimony On Firearms in Streets Incident
In a wartime trial, Col. Mer Reuter faces claims that machine guns were moved from barracks to city streets. Testimony suggests guns were used to threaten civilians, with discussions of duty and danger impacting local sentiment.
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Assoriatern Press
Strassbhurg
Teria
Mer Reuter
Cpione
von Reuter
Haber An
Ure Agaii
Views on Thaw custody and sheriff testimony at Brigg’s hearing
A lengthy Concord report covers the Thaw custody hearing with Sheriff Stevens and other officials testifying. It notes Drew’s remarks about Thaw’s conduct during custodianship and details witness observations of Thaw’s behavior and associations while in custody.
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Tanh
Anso
Concord
Pias
Bohman A. Drew
Chere
Stevens
Phas
Phaber
Buv
Pha
Short Drew
Thaw
Sherif
Willisens
Adarnes Eenernt
New York
Peter
Fepiener
Fragmented OCR Summary Not Hearable as News
An OCR heavy text fragment contains garbled phrases about ethics and genealogy topics, mentioning names and numbers in a disorganized way. No clear events, dates, or entities form a coherent news item.
Clemency Granted Amid Turbulent Officer Case
A clemency decision honors an officer amid a convoluted case involving forged documents and disputed military actions. The president and relevant committee cited the officer's long service record and stated rehabilitation but details remain contested.
Bankers Back New York Plan Amid Hearing Fray
At a federal reserve hearing in New York bankers voiced support for extending district lines eastward while Secretary MacAdoo and Secretary Houston faced opposition. J P Baker, head of the First National Bank, urged limiting changes to the New York district and cautioned against extending the southern line toward Littburg while weighing practical commercial needs.
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York
Dan
MacAdeo
Teosury Department
Houston
New York
Loaiey
Federal Reserve
Linker
Alder
J. P. Alreetar
Tagen
George F
Hatker
Haker
Emstern
Littburg
Mr. Baker
Athens
Missing Girl Case Baffles Police In Quiet Community
A young girl has disappeared prompting police to question neighbors and search nearby areas. Investigators report a pattern of clues and family statements but have not yet identified a suspect or location. Authorities urge anyone with information to contact the local station.
Perkins Named as Judge in Douglas County
Superior Court announces appointment of Perkins as county judge to succeed Jous Larsen. The governor appointed Perkins to fill FHI Vacanos on the Douglas leant bench with term starting immediately.
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Anan Ia
Tedasy
Feal Th Perkins
County Judes
Douglas Leant
Jous Larsen
Dearased
Trust Legislation Plans Foreseen By Wilson Administration
Washington report notes Attorney General McReynolds will detail proposed trust legislation and a digest of bills for the president upon his return. Officials expect a special message on the trust question after Congress reconvenes, with emphasis on defining restraint of trade.
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Washington
Wii
Associated Press
Wilson
Grneral McReynolds
Department of Justice
G. u.Todd
McReyrelds
Todd
McReynolds
Macleynolds
Supreme Court
McKeynelds
Nus
Congress
J. P. Morgan & Co
Admini
Frances
Leago
Los
Missing corporate seal halts Oshkosh mining firm
The San Jane Visco di Euruca Mining Company of Oshkosh Wisconsin reports its corporate seal was stolen by constitutionalists. The theft occurred on a date in Madison and involved key figures including S. M. Haya and Charles Schriber of the National Bank. An eastern syndicate reportedly plans to restructure central property holdings.
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Cdpecial
Madison
Wis
San Jane Visco
Euruca Mining Company
Oshlowh
Hines Im Leis
Mexico
Ot We Tetanyate
Carteraker
San Antonio
Tex
Franciso de Baruca Mining Company
Bone Few
Ars Igo
Is. M. Haya
Charles Schriper
Id National Bank
Orge Hilton
DL. C. Buckstamt
Ht. Carau
Noo Cavary
Han Non Tiene
Harker
Pera
Ostia
Sulzer Returns to Albany as Assembly Debates Power Shift
Former New York Governor Sulzer joins a march to the capitol with suffragists and allies, opposing speaker power. Alfred E. Smith and Republicans vote in a tense session as the crowd fills the assembly chamber and streets.
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New York
Len
Alfred Ds. Smith
Sulger
Schaap
Rosalig Jonux
Arts of
Albany
Tre
Arin Corys
Assembly Chamber
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Masoes
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Moy Broscente
Haven
Pasaceie
Weetsa
Questin
Neosabel
Wortalel
Lee Atte
Reo Beamitalion
Hasehadl
Desepi
Iman Hlotke
St Stn Club
Verne
Polash
Ted Dyes
Dethananny
Germany
Per Baghve
Sandra Candeploss
AP Peeris Gearing
Mithaus
Perris
Eugente Warringe
Inneville
Hank
Adam
Pern
Villa
Ustro
Merlo
Wathidrawal
Hebets
Hinde
Toa
Hester Witetses
Mighting
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Ares
Wwe
Army
Ted Crum
Tampice TeHnscit
Cuter Ts
Ein Brerens
Saltillo
Betletown
Pivmeouth
Ing. Dan
Fiex
Aquadron
Ster
Hyvistopher
Annis
Sanaica Bet Pial
Indes
Wilds Transpet
Kermit Roosevelt
Poe
Evelyt
Caf
Richmond
1. C
Spain
Theiraughber
Chendiore Hoosvelt
Oyster Bay
Emi Avril
Madrid
Clarks
Wilber Attulop
Indianapalis
T Warrens
Leratio
League
Morthan
Orga
Demerath
Lonard
PD Hae
Teeta
Clark Lael
Wees
Janey Folk
Mrs. Cullop
Faery
Lerman Cole Sire
Psa
CBA
Rodards
Threthers
Serpaau
Reensse
War Fe
Ghent
Watson
Bankers
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Mer Kelathy
Merah
Tess Dean
Arnie
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