Badger Lady Die In Own Hand In Paris Tragedy
The Paris death of Alice May Crumpton, an American who had lived in Chicago and Rupert, is reported as a suicide. She reportedly arranged her coffin and paid funeral expenses while staying at a Paris hotel near Bois de Boulogne. Embellished details describe self-inflicted wounds, the family stating she faced mood swings and money concerns. Relatives in Superior, Wisconsin, and Rupert, Wisconsin, learned of her death, with Mrs. Samuel Crompton giving statements about her life and plans. The article notes her past teaching and business activity, her time in France, and that arrangements will be made for burial in Paris.
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Associated
Mint
Alvin Crumpton
Chicago
Berate
Bois de Boulogne
Porta Dauphine
Fred
Uvaper
Paris
Mont Totts
United Staton
Wis
Loks
Superior
Nemicallapan
Alice May Crumpton
Rupertier
Samuel Crompton Ald
Alles Rooney
Parte
France
Mra
Crumpton
Huphand
Mine Crumpton
Rupertor da
Buninese
Dante Nean
Ariimipton
Skarh
Indi
Fragmentary obituary note from Duluth family
A damaged obituary fragment mentions a person who killed herself, with surviving relatives including Frank H. Parrall, Duluth, Boh, and brother Willa J. Farryil, Bronavilla, leaving the reader with incomplete family details and unclear relationships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Parrall
Duluth
Willa J. Farryil
Bronavilla
Miners Exhibit Life Saving Methods At Interstate Meet
Eighty teams of six men each from states including Virginia, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, Alabama, Iowa, and others plan to compete in a national miner rescue and safety event. A temporary gallery will showcase demonstrations at the arsenal with teams identified by numbers only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tay Assam
Springfield
Monel Ming Rescue and Firet Ald
Thomas T. Read
Washington
Aatety Services
Miner
Virginia
Waal
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Alabama
Iowa
Sijenourl
Kanaad
Oklahoma
Colorado
New Mesto
Wyoming
Montank
Utah
Idaho
Louthiana
Alan
Mesien
Noming
Atuth Arsenal
Jett
Track One Safe but Two Failures Involved
Unclear OCR text reports a safe incident in Minneapolis with unidentified individuals and two other people harmed. A vehicle or hallway incident is described with officers at a Chicago area location and mentions of Great Northern offices. Details are fragmented and names unclear.
Hawaiian surface rescues six persons in Newport tragedy
A rough report describes a Newport tragedy with six rescued as a forty foot yacht Thelmil struck and dumped crew heavy near drowning. Kahanamoku aided a crew, while five were drowned and twelve escaped.
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Mare Humber
Robbers Traced by Fingerprints In Weekend Theft
United Dream records indicate police will pursue fingerprint analysis to trace a robbery at Kend Zarns garage Saturday night. About $4,000 in jewelry and contracts were reported stolen. valuables were later recovered by a passerby on the highway and returned to the fire department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Dreamfadheron
morlesRen
X Panwerby
Plymouth Man to Expiate Crime at Federal Prison
Plymouth Wisconsin resident Jack Anton, head of Badger Wholesale Drug, was sentenced to two years in federal prison and fined 46,000 after conviction on liquor law violations linked to a $100,000 Plymouth whiskey theft. He planned to surrender after his alibi period. Leavenworth prison capacity is full, location of transfer unknown.
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Muwauken
Jack Anton
Badger Wholeasle Drug Company
Plymouth
Wis
Leavenworth
Visit by Stork Story of Mas and Sigler Test
Governor announced radical examination by Dr Hodes on Mrs Mas Sigler at Parewell Point state hospital found no evidence she is pregnant. X ray shadows were absent, contradicting her claim of impending motherhood. Mrs Bieler Hurley, serving a life term for homicide, seeks temporary release to become a mother.
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Stork
Mas
Sigler
Hodes
Fimma Rigler
Waupuo
Ain
Hurley
Plewa
Ahs
Viestunk
Capital Times
Parewel'a Point
They
Hoxpltad
Baruetuy
Exemption Limit For Married Men Rises To Four Thousand
Federal income tax changes discussed by Treasury and Congress aim to raise the exemption for married men to four thousand dollars. Proposals suggest tiered rates between four hundred and four thousand dollars, with four percent for upper bands. Senator Ker of the Rahee committee supports the plan, arguing it shifts tax burden similarly to the four thousand threshold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Ro Mallon
Corres
United
Prema
Experia Helles
Cacmal Rats
Senate
Melia Plan
Aroun
Davenport Case Testimony Sought Today or Tomorrow
An NP lead reports testimony to be taken in the Davenport case in Milwaukee. John R. Davenport of Minneapolis faces armed robbery charges. Proceedings to select jurors and hear evidence were progressing rapidly, with attorneys intending to have the jury committed by noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
John R. Davenport
Minneapolis
Northwestern ‘National Bank
Dac
Oshkosh Takes Third in Band Tournament Show
United Press reports Oshkosh placed third in a statewide band tournament. Madison finished second with Green Bay and Milwaukee teams also showing, while other cities including Janesville and Sheboygan earned listed rankings in the event held at a Wisconsin high school venue.
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United Preas
Vienqua
Richlang Center
Wieconnin High School
Eld Hare
Madison
Qahkosh
Green Way
Weapon
Ft. Janesville
Beaver Dam
Milwaukee
Cinax B
Milwaukee — Vocational School
Jefferson
Aparu
Railroad Leaders Honor Warren Stone In National Tribute
Railroad executives and labor leaders from across the country gathered to pay tribute to Warren Stone head of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. His funeral was held Friday after the body rested this forenoon in the auditorium of the Brotherhood building here.
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Stone
United Prea
Cleveland
Warren & Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive
Ahn
Beatherhood Building
Thirty Nations Attend Rotary International Convention
More than 19,000 delegates from thirty nations arrived for the sixteenth Rotary International convention. The event opens tonight with international peace as the keynote. Rotarians will discuss promoting human welfare and business prosperity during the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presa Ciegeland
Rotary Innternational
Mad Play Wins Brooklyn Handicap at Opening Program
The Rancocay stable’s Mad Play captured the Brooklyn handicap on opening day. Sting Finland placed second for James Butler and Bedford Farm’s Cata Yan finished third. Mad Play was ridden by the Faex and paid 6 40 1.
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United Presa
New York
Rancocay Stable
Mad Play
Brooklyn
James Butler
Sting
Finland
Bedford Farm
Cata- Yan
Ridijeg
Faeax
Bald
Pythians Hold Three Day State Meeting Here
Delegates arrive for a three day Knights of Pythias convention in this city. Knights from Milwaukee Racine and other points travel by train bus and car for the opening ceremonies at Armory B. A street parade band concert and ceremonial conclude the events as merchants display festive decorations and the Athawan Tremont and Trinky Gultt buildings serve as headquarters.
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Wheenam Knights of
Racine
Maloreaden
Pythiana
Armory B
Aesafona
Cremonial
Armory
Grand Temple of the
Pythian Slatern Wtady Jin
Mra
Harry Mullery
Algoma Boulevard
Pythine Grand Todas
Boma
Aremary
Knights of Pythian Convertion
Athwarn
Tha Wenter
Tremont
Trinky Gultt
Death of E C Kellogg Resident of Washington Boulevard
Edwin Kellogg 278 Washington boulevard died at Mercy Hospital about 1 PM Sunday at age 48 after years of invalidism from sun stroke. Born March 8 1877 in this city he lived here except a period as a resident of Winneconne. Survived by wife Maude Kellogg son Edwin Riley Kellogg daughter Millie Kellogg and aunt Mrs F P Horn all of this city. Funeral at 11 AM Wednesday from the residence private for family due to Mrs Kellogg’s illness Typhoid fever. Flowers requested not to be sent. Remains to be at Spikes & McDonald Main Street Tuesday afternoon viewing allowed there. Temporary vault placement at Riverside cemetery.
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Washington Boulevard
Edwin Kellogg
Washington, Boulevard
Mercy
Pitel
Vie
Thin City
Mein
Maude Ft. Kellogg
Edwin Riley Kellons
Miliie Kellogg
FP. G. Horn
George and
Louine Kellogg
Edwin, Kellone
Furmborman
Oshkoah
O'Clork
Ketlogg
Undertaking Chapel
Spikes & M Donald
Main Street
Riverside Cemetery
MRS SCRUPPERT DIES IN TACOMA AT 63
Mrs Johanna Schuppert 63, a Tacoma resident, died at the home of her wintering friend Mrs S D Russell on Central Avenue Sunday afternoon about 4. She leaves several children and grandchildren including Willam Frank and Prutt Schuppert, plus daughters Mrs Palmer of Tacoma and Mrs N H Buckstatt of Albany Oregon. Funeral is planned for Wednesday at Konrad's chapel with Rev Theodore Trion officiating, burial at Riverside Cemetery.
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Tacoma
Wash
Hee Slater Hern Rines
Johanna. Schuppert
S. D. Rubsell
Central Avenue
Martha Pale
Lesa Auvivora
Xonn
Willam
Frank
Pritt Schuppert
Palmer
Waah
Mra. N. H. Buckstatt
Albany
Ore
Alstere
Frey Dryer
Rameetl
Washington
Konrad
Baran
Theodore Trion
Riverside Cemetery
Mainland probate petition filed for Willem Siang will
A petition in Oak Park probate court by Jenrie Mainland widow of the decedent seeks probate of Willem Siang formerly of the city who died June 3 in Oak Park. Personal property not exceeding 9000 and annual net income from real estate not more than 5400, with survivors listed as spouse and two sons and a daughter.
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Matata
Oak Park
Oxhkoah
Jenrie
Mainland
Willem Siang
Thin Clty
Mz. Wits
Mary Bell
William Bruce
Lowell
Federal probe questions Detroit women on vice conditions
Federal agents questioned fifty two women in Detroit as prep for a grand jury opening tomorrow. Subpoenas were served on twenty six women at police headquarters. Over 160 witnesses have been subpoenaed. Investigators expect the probe to extend through the summer into alleged ties among city state and county officials enforcing prohibition and vice laws.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
Federal Grand Jury
Hlone
Supmer
Lnto
Atatelland County
Menasha Suit In Court Compulsory Reference Ordered
In Menasha, the case of Homan versus Lindwulst received a compulsory reference order in circuit court. Attorneys for plaintiffs and defendants presented arguments, and the matter was referred to C. H. Forward to hear, try, and determine. The plaintiff seeks 509.37 for oil, gas, and auto parts. the defendant denies and counters with 2485.
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Homan
Lindwulst
A. C. Homan
C. AE
Menasha
Sune Spengler
John F. Kluwin
Oshkosh
D.C. Pinkerton
W. J. Foulkes
C. H
Aselen
Mitchell to Speak at First Congregational Church
Mitchell is expected to arrive from Milwaukee around 5 o clock this evening to address the public at First Congregational Church in Feleck. The speaker will discuss The Air Service As a Means of Defense.
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Mitchell
Milwaukee
First Congregational Church
Feleck
Air Service
Yale Beats Harvard in Dual Meet at Haven Tonight
Yale defeats Harvard in a close dual meet at New Haven with a strong team showing. Competition highlighted by standout performances as both schools fielded top sprinters and distance runners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asegaiated Press
Haven
Ocun
Harvard
Chicago War on Gangs Continues Amid Shootout Toll
Chicago intensified its war on gangs after a triple fatal clash left two police officers and gangster John Genna dead. Authorities arrested hundreds linked to Genna factions as State Attorney Crowe prepared to seek indictments for Genna associates. Police pledged swift action, while officials planned raids on illegal stills and liquor operations, and a suburban crackdown to shutter gang hotspots.
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Associated Prom
Chicago
John Genna
Genna
Ralda
Flobert FE
Crowe
John Scaliea
Albert Anselmo
Geana
Jacob Hopkins
Semminal Court
Lindsay
Wella
McGoorty
United States District
J. L. McDowell
Warren
Fangmien
Johnny Patton
Burnam
Aids
John Torsia
Lake County
Scarface
Capon
Mooffmann
Aeiaia
Arma
Oda
Charles Walsh
Polten Aduad
Genne
Hia
Bia Jretease
Dadaan Corpna
Offi
Prohibition suspect arraigned as hold up crew loots truck
A prohibition charge led to the arraignment of suspects before United States Commissioner Battier who was freed on $5,000 cash bail. In a separate incident, four men with revolvers robbed a denatured alcohol truck at a busy street intersection, stealing thirteen drums valued at $1,600. Wisconsin postmaster reports new arrivals from Washington including Ciderd C. Bro ani way and others from Valders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cers
United States
Battier
Waat- Iside Street
United States Indusrial Alcohol Company
Plate
DIVE INTO SHALLOW POOL MAY BE FATAL
A diver named Herbert fell into a shallow pool at Chippers Falls yesterday after bathers warned of deep water. He sustained a likely vertebral injury and remains at risk, with others reporting the incident. Charles was mentioned in connection to the event.
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United Prema
Chippers Falls
Herbert
Vartebre
Charles
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Minn
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Ftorm
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de Patt
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Finn Milinn
Finiah
Ayo
Wera Ie
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William Mainland
Finstantlor
Jimen
Hoffman
Wisconsin Public Service Corp
YALE
Jackson Street Road
Winneconne
Winneconne City Hall
Wisconsin
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Will Jones
Jim Watts
Winheld
J. Keyone
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