Prohibition Wave Recedes Says Brewers Leader
Association reports at annual convention that despite lower total beer and spirits sales, temperance groups claim prohibition advances, while brewer leaders argue state laws intrude on personal choice. Executive and vigilance committee notes highlight mixed trends in Alabama Georgia and other states with ongoing debates over licensing.
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Associfted
Washington, D. Ua
Ris Henry
Bouell
A. Hosfer
Saes Brewers
Brewera
Boutelt
Ciessin
Hosier
Srbelier
Vizilance Committee
Toni
Alabama
Hich
United
Board of Trustees
Neves
Ambiguous Quote on Temperance and State Attitudes
Fragmented text presents a Senor claiming an established fact that Americans are wary of alcohol while noting temperance views. It references public attitudes toward drinking, scarce coherent context, and unclear phrases about usage and social effects.
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Thole
Delesetes Enjosion
Safe in China amid unease reports
Fragmentary OCR notes describe residents in a Chinese province as safe amid tensions. Mentions a couple named Kettheter and his wife, notes concerns and unclear authorities. final details are unreadable.
Bleached Flour Case Sends June Progress Report
June rapid progress was expected in the bleached flour case. The United Tes Circuit course cross case was discussed this morning with Dr. Gus Hae presenting findings. The report suggested partial breach of qualifies and noted advancements in the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Tes
Gus Hae
Fractured Skull Event Reported In Local Scene
A fractured skull incident is reported with unclear details. The fragment mentions injuries to a person and a subsequent medical response, but the full names, exact location, and authorities involved are unreadable in the OCR. Further clarification is needed to provide a complete newspaper item.
Insurgent Named In Local County Races
A contested party ticket names an insurgent assec and a secretary treasurer at the county level. The piece notes changes in county offices and highlights the election of officials for the next term.
Masons In Session veiled aims discussed
Brief item notes masons in session with topics veiled by cryptic phrasing. The report mentions Fike and a gratuity or gratis reference, but details are unclear and names are fragmentary.
States Decide on Federal Powers Controversy
Fragmented OCR text hints at a dispute over state versus federal authority in a constitutional framework. References appear to involve Attorney General figures and reactions to potential acts or commissions. Names and specifics are garbled, leaving a partial view of a high-stakes legal-constitutional debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ass Winte
Washington
Wigkérsis Ramess Gempers
Ressian
Election of the Gar Parade at Fort au La
The report describes a late 19th century Milwaukee area election parade spectacle with veterans groups, school officers, and civic leaders marching from a rendezvous to a parade route along Mata street and a park. Participants include Dr Samuel Bell, Robert Ingiis, Mrs Ada, and Mrs Laur New- Bits.
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Evangaier
Frank Alwanker
Perdy
Porn
Samuel Bell
Milwauker
Banizainn
Resh Sivatheara
Rau Suivni
Lac
Innier
Airs
Nalem
Et. Mts
Fead
Anda
Laur
Naa Frere Eizeinin Gaol
Roosevelt service noted by association press
An association report honors individual service to Roosevelt era projects. The text references named partners and a collaboration with Washington, suggesting commemorative recognition of contributions to Roosevelt related endeavors.
Build Sulphite Fiber Plant in Milwaukee The Journal
Special from Wisconsin reports a planned sulphite fiber plant to be built in Milwaukee. The project, organized in Warsaw, aims to start operations soon and will include four structures as part of the new facility with Western involvement.
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Mibwaukee
Wis
Jon Special
Siosiner
Warsz AY
Ig Moi
Tegin
Chosen violin instructor in Milwaukee abated woof ry dep unitersiey
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a violin instructor in Milwaukee, with unclear details about an institution and possible misconduct or disciplinary action. Named entities are weak due to illegibility. no full events or outcomes are discernible.
Fire destroys academy in Norwalk city district
Five students from the Overwox military academy on East street escaped safely as a fire consumed the building early today in Norwalk. Fire crews fought the blaze, with no injuries reported.
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Norwalk
Miltary Academy
East Street
State estate disbursements noted in Wisconsin
Special to The Northwestern Madison Wis June The state 25S Today received 252.78 from the estate of Hich & Wright at St Croix county J Dub of Wisnetege served guard ofce ep pHisan hb rvine arkiey and egies UGitemiants t the Northern espinal John EL Vreteven of Qmra Horace Secrst of Madison were ADEM ekerts Iecumaraics Warts
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Madison
Wis
Hich& Wrisht
St. Croix County
J. Dubl
Wisnetege
pHisan Hbrvine Arkiey
John EL Vreteven
Qmra
Horace Secrst
Taft Meet Confused by Weleda Alleged Clash
A chaotic Taft meeting is described amid claims of division among supporters. The article notes tensions between factions led by figures such as John Whitehead and others, with Wisconsin La Follette workers aiming to influence the outcome.
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Taft
Fap
MG. Detfris
John Mi Whitehead
MB Losenberry
Evi
i-La Follette Workers
Wisconsi
Schwittay Strikes Le Roy in Milwaukee Incident
A Marinette source reports Ew., editor of The Eagle-S, was assaulted by A. E. Schweittas during a county meeting disturbance in Le Roy Milwaukee. Schweittas claims self defense amid alleged unprovoked attack. no charges filed at this time.
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Milwaukee
Cial
Marinette
Eagie-S
A. EL . Schweittas
Cook Sues Peary Over Money Owed
A court action filed by David Associated Retin seeks to recover nineteen dollars from Robert E. Peary for past services and an additional amount tied to a prior prado ren, with the case referencing a commander and explorers in the period.
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Angiger
Robert E. Pe
Pasmeny
Anther Nolar Prado
Senator Taliaferro Admitted to Election Fight
An Associated Press report states Senator James P. L. Taliaferro won the nomination to run for the United States Senate. Governor N. P. Brevard backs the ticket with support from multiple counties, while the campaign spans parts of four counties amid a tense political climate.
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Associated Press
James PL
Taliaferro
Breward
Senate
Church Synod Meets Amid Unclear Proceedings
Incomplete OCR fragment notes a church synod gathering with scattered references to finances and leadership, but essential details and outcomes are missing. The brief hints at financial matters and committee discussions without clear dates, names, or resolutions.
Fragmentary obituary notes on apoplexy deaths in era
A damaged OCR fragment records an obituary note for a death by apoplexy. Names, ages, and places are illegible or garbled, but the fragment preserves the event of a sudden fatal illness and references individuals connected to a locality.
Northwestern Receives Full Leased Wire Report
The Northwestern edition notes it has the complete leased wire report from the Associated Press for important life dispatches and specials to be found on inside pages.
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JHE Northwestern
Life
Fraud Admitted in Government Work Case at Docks
A garbled report notes admitted fraud connected to a government project at Williamsburg docks. An attorney claims three agents failed to notice the fraudulent acts, including concealed devices under weighing scales and a hidden spring. The proceedings began in federal court in June.
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uUly
United States
Unson
Williamsburg
Amray
Beardsstown Case Reveals Bank Fund Transfer Details
Beardsstown officials and State's Attorney Burke disclosed new evidence in a graft inquiry centering on a sum from a local bank. Frank J. Traut and others are tied to a Pedestrian James fund transfer via Beardstown to support spring projects. The investigation expands as subpoenas are issued to verify claims and track funds.
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Springich HL
Jones
Trnmey Burke
Beantstown
Jacek
Frank ‘Trent Aelmits
Sullivan
Geardstown
Burke
Cendirs
Stenad
Frank J. Traut
Traut
Bank of Penria
Bank of
Beardstown
FP. J. Sennser
Peo
No Americans Reported Hurt In Quake Telegraphed
In a telegram from Rome Ambassador Sessaman says initial estimates put quake losses near one and a half million dollars. The Associated Press notes that in a secret bulletin officials state no Americans have suffered harm yet.
Iowa Election News Structure Ambiguous Fragment
A fragmented wire service excerpt from Iowa discusses election matters and county data. The readable bits mention counties and registrars but lack clear events or outcomes to form a full report.
Weather Hinders Growth Amid Record Heat
Severe weather and heat impact crops across the region. Farmers report slowed growth and reduced yields as temperatures climb, challenging plans for harvest. Local officials urge conservation and monitoring of soil moisture.
Milwaukee Chosen for Felten Session
Readable fragments indicate Milwaukee selected for a Felten session ahead of an odd Pellews event. No clear dates or organizations are confirmed.
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Rd —. Newz
Felten Elsenese
Odd Pellews Tery
Bragg Rally Highlighted in Northwestern Report
Fragmentary copy from Fond 63 notes June and a journal reference. Mentions a General and a sergeant amid unclear context. Readable elements point to a military or memorial motif with names missing.
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Ifrom
Srase
Granite Concern Bankrupt
An Associated Press dispatch reports a banking concern facing bankruptcy amid financial strain. Details indicate rapid asset declines and creditor pressure as the institution seeks remedies or court action to address insolvency. The report notes regional impact and ongoing investigations into causes.
Farm profits rise as drainage boosts land value
The piece argues that improved farming methods and drainage transform underused eastern lands into productive acreage. It notes farmers can lift values by proper irrigation and soil care, citing widespread gains from scientific farming and better water management.
Bankers In Session On Prominence Of The American Exe
A clipped report notes bankers in session discussing the prominence of American finance and executive leadership. The piece references June events and the importance of protective measures for the industry. It highlights executive discussions and press coverage of banking policy developments.
World trip return noted for Fritz Karste
Fritz Karste, accompanied by Louis Weisse of Sheboygan Falls, returned to Milwaukee after a trip around the world. The special report from The Northwestern notes the journey and the travelers’ names.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Sram
Shebarzan
Fritz Karste
Louis Weisse
Sheboygan Falls
Wisconsin Republicans Converge For State Convention
Delegates from across Wisconsin gather at the Auditorium to shape party policy supporting Taft administration. Emanuel Philipp opens the meeting criticizing members not aligned with party aims as William D. Hoard addresses the convention amid flags and a Taft portrait.
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Bs Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Whch
Republicem
Taendere Pourevelt
William Heward Taft
Michael E. Dilton
Ashland
Republian
Ditton
Republean
Wisconsin
Republican Party
Philipp
Emanuel I. Philipp
Taft
Touiin
Seis
William D. Hoard
United States
Robert BL. Ta Forlette
Fayeeast
Te2zson
Davidson
Third Day of Horse Show In New York Notes Rewards
The report records the third day of a New York horse show with notes on awards. It lists second prize winners W L and Marie in noted classes, alongside unspecified horse entries and performance remarks from judges. The fragment preserves named participants and event context.
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New York
Marie
Parole Breaker Emerges From Eastern Penitentiary
An Associated Press report from Pilaciphia Pa dated June reveals a parole violation by a prisoner identified as Von Hom. He reportedly stepped from Eastern Penitentiary after officials and detectives sought him, with authorities confirming his release earlier and now pursuing potential recapture.
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Associated Press
Pilaciphia. Pa
Eastern Penitentia
von Hom
Waz Thos Ue
Ae Indiana Penihere
Von
Banned Quarantine Breach Sparks Legal Notice
Special to The Northwestern reports a drought-related dispute against Mr. Edmonda, triggering a legal notice. Details readable but fragmented. core action involves a court or official notice seeking remedy or compliance.
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Edmonda
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Prohibition
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Uwe
Asher
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API
Kettheter
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Thorron
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Masons
Order
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Milwalker
Fond DE Bac
Saldie
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Tasania Canal
Tenree
Reet
Roosevelt
Associat
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Miwaukee
Wie
Academy
Ted
Michard Wright
Schwittay
LE Roy
Cook Sues Peary
Bale
Konkitt
Doctor
Church Synod
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Fortana
Harke Helietos
Teres Autheritie
Jeter
Helier
Rome
Eporus Omme the
Eet
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Iowa
Stax
Garst
Carrell
Bragg
Rally
Granite Concern
Asso Press
Berton, Mass
Entimie the Camia
Rangers
Jiesree Gehbhe
Jabhowh
Hecome
Indi
Metropolitan Magazine
Bankers
an-Theans
Inet
Conference OF State Republicans
Waart
Beagomse
Vemyperary
Chelimes Dillem
Pasty Lewinistion
Leager i_ Peilipp Cristolazen
Furry
Spereiai
Mogrhwestern
Taft Anid
Sherere Tate
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