Miss Pope to Tell Story of Her Love in Trial
Chicago courtroom drama unfolds as Ailsa Ingherle Pope prepares to testify against William D Shepherd in the murder case of Billy McClintock. State's Attorney Crowe aims to present key witnesses, while defense plans to challenge Pope's letters and testimony as part of the emotional testimony surrounding a love story amid the murder allegations.
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Miss Pope
Chicago
Wiliam Dariday Shepherd
Willam Nelson McClintock
Ailsa Ingherle Pope
John P. Marchand
Science School
Shepherd
Charles ©. Farman
Robert White
Edward C Derr
United Press
Yeachelle Pope
Billy McClintock
William D Shepherd
Billy
Robert E. Crowe
Miss. Pope
Isabelle
Billy McClintork
McClintock
Shepherds
Oshkosh Man Takes Lead in Ripon Drama Class Play
Oshkosh resident Edeaard Warzinski, active in campus life and a former Glee Club member, stars in two one act plays "Tickle as Time" and "A Dollar" staged by Ripon college dramaturgy as part of the commencement program. The cast has trained weeks under H H Allen, with a humorous take on the mechanistic age in "Tickles Time" and antics in "A Dollar."
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Northwastern
Ripon
Wis
Edeaard Warzinski
Oshkosh
Ripon College
Warzinski
Glee Wiib
H.H. Allen
College Theatre Gains New Lighting System in 1921 Upgrade
The theatrical troupe, a college asset since 1921 under Mr Ailen, reports a quarterly progress program. A new lighting system, modeled after European designs, enhances performances. Proceeds from plays fund theater equipment and acquisition of popular plays for the college.
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Ailen
College Dramatica
Europe
New Fish Bill in Senate Tonight Faces Open Season Proposal
The Associated Press reports a new bill to allow year‑round hook and line fishing for most species in many Wisconsin waters, excepting large and smallmouth bass, sturgeon and trout. It lists waters including the Mississippi River area, Lake Winnebago, Lake Poygan, and streams like Fox and Wolf rivers. Provisions limit bait minnows March 1 to May 28 in selected areas. Open seasons for perch and sunfish vary by county.
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Associated Press
Madison
Senate
Mississippi River
St. Croix
St. Croix River
Dells
la Fayette
Iowa
Green Counties
Lake Winnebago
Puckaway Lake
Marquette
Green Lake
Lake Poygan
Winnebago
Waushera
Lake Winneconne
Big
Little Butte Des Moins
Winnebag
Jefferson County
Columbia
Sauk
Lake Wisin
Burnett
Douglas
Civic Improvement League elects new officers in New London
Mrs Edward F Ramm was named president succeeding Mrs Fay R Smith. Mrs George W Rupple became secretary and Mrs C J Feathers treasurer. Oscar Richards plans to teach in Luther schools next year and work in Marshfield this summer. M W A R A picnic set for June 28 at Weyauwega fairgrounds with Judge W N Martin speaking and the Inla Boya band performing. Royal Neighbors drill team being prepared by Guy O Blondey. R N A held its first annual memorial service for eight deceased members across three cemeteries. Prof Charles Zelze ends 25 years as Emanuel Lutheran principal with graduation of 20 pupils. plans summer in northern Minnesota and Minneapolis. American Legion Auxiliary organizes with short ceremonies in July and membership drive ongoing.
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New London
Wis
Edward F. Ramm
Civic Improvement League
Fay R. Smith
George W. Rupple
C. J. Feathers
Yatloun
Oscar Richards
George Richards
Thin Cits
Northwestern College
Watertown
Aumurndale
Marshfield
M W. A
R. A
Weyauwega
W. N. Martin
Waunaca
Inla Boya
Guy O Blondey
Royal Neighbors
R.N A
Charles Zelze
Emanuel Lutheran School
Minnesota
Minneapolis
American Legion Auxiliary
Ian
Washington Club Fined For Forfeiture Violation
The Washington club of the American League was fined 500 dollars for violating league rules by failing to play at Rome with Chicago. Chicago’s forfeiture claim was rejected because the White Sox did not appear in Meldin uniforms.
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New York
Washington Club
American League Today
Rome
Chicago
White Sox
Wisconsin State Briefs: Rescue in Trench and Moonshine Case
United Press reports Leo Pulchinski survived a trench collapse after fellow workers dug through pasture to reach him. Milwaukee resident screams upon waking to a burglar in her room, alerting authorities. Waving examination court hears charges related to moonshine from individuals including John Ge and Kindena, Herbert, and Bruno.
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United Press
Leo Pulchinski
Milwaukee
Hoyt Dearboit
Wis
John Ge
Kindena
Herbert
Brono
Inauguration of Direct Telegraph Link to Mexico City
The Western Union plans a direct telegraph line between New York and Mexico City to relay Associated Press dispatches. Mexican director Dr A G Montero negotiated the press wire with Western Union, promising faster, borderless news. The 2760 mile circuit uses an automatic printer system, reducing prior delays of up to four hours.
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Associated Press
New York
Mexico City
Western “Union Telegraph. Company
Associated Preach
United States
News of Mexico
Néwe Organization
A. G. Montero
F Conjunensa
Western Union
Presa
Telegraph Company
Extet
Laredo
Neuvo Bareda
Mexico
Licenses Denied by State Brokers Board
The Wisconsin state brokers board announced the denial of licenses for Arthur W Rehouten and associated brokers from Minneapolis and Milwaukee firms, while licenses for Walter Grudynski and Joseph Schiefen were revoked.
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Madiaon
Wisconnin
Rena Tate Brokerm
Todas
VM Censen
Arthur W Rehouten
Superinr
Tomeland Company
Minneapolis
Arent A Forache
Appleton
Joseph 9. Schiefen
Walter Grudynski
Mewaukee
Icenan
W Larnon
Milwaukee
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