Five men held after Chicago roadhouse killing
Five men including two ex prohibition agents are held by Sheriff Peter Hoffman after the Sunday morning shooting at a south side roadhouse near Chicago. Henry Hassmiller was killed and Walter O'Donnell critically wounded. Anthony Mallon confessed firing the five bullets. Prohibition-era figures Arthur Youngerreen John Peoples Thomas McLaughlin Scotty South and Mallon are named in the incident as suspects and witnesses.
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Lesaar Heer Harats
Europe Nearer Security Than Since The War
Paris dispatch reports France and England will send a joint reply to Germany on the security pact within days. Brussels and Rome have approved, with Belgium familiar and Italy's seat expected. The note aims to guarantee arbitration decisions and enforce treaties to secure the Rhine frontier and prevent aggression.
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Wisconsin briefs report on Walsh speech and Pit discovery
Mauinon Fen Thomas J Walsh will address the Wisconsin Legislature Friday at 8 o clock about the world court. Speaker Herman Schanen was notified of the speaking date. Funeral plans proceed for Emil Pit of Bonduel a veteran found shot near soldiers’ memorial institute. Pit had been missing since Decoration Day with a body found in a wooded area near a tree. Folks gathered flowers near the scene.
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Wisconsin Legislature Considers Cheese Exchange Probe
The Wisconsin Senate faces a vote on a resolution to investigate the Wisconsin Cheese Exchange for potential price manipulation. Aimed at whether the exchange sustains inflated dairy prices, the measure follows a committee recommendation to kill the resolution while allowing a parallel one on tariff increases for dairy products and eggs. The session also covers standards for milk and cream used in butter factories and a proposal to raise publication fees for notices.
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Independent Oil pledge marks a united branding drive
A rousing self promotion proclaims a wakeful leader unifying “far flung units” under a single Eagle and Triangle banner for Independent Oil. The pledge promises first regard for customers, quality, and responsible guarding of petroleum interests across head houses, storage structures, tankers, trains, trucks, warehouses, and filling stations. Seek the sign if you believe in the deeds and strengthened efforts.
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Changes in Publication Rates in Wisconsin Bill
The bill increases notice publication rates to 1 and 1.75 dollars per folio for primary and subsequent insertions, and 5 cent baseline fees to 1 dollar and 75 cents for general election notices and sample ballots. Commercial rates set for counties over 200,000, with nurse insurance funds and broader state provisions. Governor Blaine signs the measure. other related bills await approval and adjust medical examination fees from two to two dollars.
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