Walsh Receives Five Year Prison Term
John F. E. Water, former Chicago National Bank president, was denied a new trial and sentenced to five years in Fort Leavenworth for misusing bank funds. Judge Anderson ruled the verdict regular and found no grounds for arrest of judgment.
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Matiax
Associated Press
Chicago
John FE. Waten
Chicago National Bank
Thig City
Jedge Anderson
United Sareg District Court
Fort Lettenworth
Jener Hart
Anderson
Fort Leavenworth
Lunatic Invades Church Incident Report
A man identified as Wendument or similar name disrupted St Elizabeth's Roman Catholic Church at Forty third Street and Water Street by claiming insanity. He reportedly created a disturbance while seated in a rear pew, prompting a police response.
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Associated Press
Cy Cage
Wendumend
St. Elizabeth's Romen Catholic Church
Tres Street
Watesh
Hat Incident Ends With Arrest at Cleveland Church
A man refused to remove his hat during a church visit, shouted about freedom, and endangered the scene with a knife threat as the janitor requested decorum. After being escorted to the vestibule, he yelled anti Catholic remarks before police detained him. no weapon was found.
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Cleveland
Milwaukee firm withdraws Delaware and Hudson probe action
The law firm Ward Meter and Woodbridge of Milwaukee acting for Hymans Zeon of Amsterdam Holland announced the withdrawal of proceedings to probe the Delaware and Hudson railway over capital impairment and the proposed nine percent dividend. A cable from Hymans Zeon revoked authority for the move.
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Associated Press
New York
Ward, Meter & Woodbridge
Hymans & Zeon
Amsterdam
Halland
Delaware and Hudson Company
Hymars & Zoon
Albany
Public Service Commission
Second District
Attemneys
Hymans & Zoon
Holland
John T. Keegan
Millwaukee
Dela Ware & Hudson Railway
Hymans
Delaware & Hudson
Stock Exchange
Probst, Wetzelar & Co
Hymans & Zooh
Ermans & Zeon
Norwich
Wisconsin bankruptcy court eyed for Cartwright-Maitzen Glove plant
A Manitowoc improvised continuation as operating concern for the Cartwright Maitzen Glove Co is discussed in Milwaukee based bankruptcy court. Over half claims assigned and Marshall and Wisley Bank of Milwaukee holds potential control with offers for sale. Fidelity Trust of Milwaukee appointed trustee with plant possibly staying in Manitowoc.
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Allwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Manitowoc
Cartwristi-Maitzen Glove Company
Milwaukee
Marshall and Wisley
Aliwaukee
Marshal and Wisley Bank
Manitewoe
Fidelity Trust Company of
May Depose Police Chief In Milwaukee Shakeup
Milwaukee March 13 Probable resignation of Police Chief August Drews and a general department shakeup is reported with official word withheld The chief faced opposition since appointment two years ago and may step down within ten days A civic service appointment would fill the vacancy and the crusade against saloons would continue.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
August Drews
Drewa
Police
Are Commission
Submarine project talks cited by Bridgeport official
Worcester report says Bridgeport Brass agent Charles Ferry testified before the Washington committee that he had discussed submarines with Congressman Lilley from his district. Ferry stated Lilley knew there were no government submarine construction plans at that time and denied any efforts to secure such work.
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Ly Associated Press
Worcester
Miess
Starchit
Charies Ferry
Bridgeport Brass Company
Liles
Washington
Air Lilley
Fenny
Ishaig
Russian criminals die in prison riot gunfire
In a chaotic incident at a prison, inmates opened fire after a guard was killed. Several prisoners were killed during the exchange, with one wounded. Details on identities and exact locations remain unclear.
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Ceedel
Hisaire
Guand
Ri A
Dea Tro
Death by Own Action or Accident Shocks Wisconsin Town
Special from Eau Claire reports Israel Sequin aged seventy six a longtime county resident found in a faint condition on his porch in Piotaut Welley. He suffered a forehead wound from a revolver shot. The death is treated as either self inflicted or accidental with details sparse. Sequin was born in Canada and had a long family history in the area.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Eau Claire
Israel Seguin
Pieteaut Welley
Sequin
Canada
Thaw Marriage Annulment Case Headed for Supreme Court
Mrs Evelyn Nesbit Thaw files for annulment of her marriage to Harry K Thaw in New York Supreme Court county court alleging insanity at the time of the April 4th marriage. Evidence will include her testimony and medical experts while Thaw, defended by A Russell Peabody, expresses regret over reconciliation attempts and tensions with his wife.
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New York
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Supri
Harry K. Thaw
Thaw
Supreme Court
Harry Thaw
A. Russell Peabody
Matteawan
Assassination Guilty as First Degree Murder
Giuseppe Alo was found guilty of murder in the first degree for shooting Father Isa Heln vidhs at St Elizabeth's church in Denver on February 23. The jury fixed hanging as the penalty and Alo asked, Is there no appeal. Att Leos argued insanity defenses, contending the state failed to prove sanity beyond doubt.
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Dudee Anderson
Tadge Anderson
Noes
Furor Palmer
Palmer Gies
Diz Fied
Anderson
Sovernment
Denver
Col
Giuseppe Alo
Isa Helnvidhs
Elizebeth
Alig
Allo
John Chiles
Robert H. Widcicombe
Dlie
Fire drill prompts orderly school evacuation in Green Bay
About 170 students at a Green Bay school marched out promptly when a fire alarm sounded yesterday. The drill proceeded in an orderly fashion with quick exit and return to classes as the building was deemed safe after a brief check.
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Milwaukee
Green Bay
Died in Ireland General Giovacin Degiorns
A Benin-born general identified as Giovacin Degiorns died while in service. The report notes his leadership and role as a chief in the regiment. He served during a period of heightened activity and was remembered for his dedication to his duties.
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iBy
Prese
Marc Hi
Hugh Bonner
Rame
Giovacin
John Brown Wagon Destroyed by Fire in town
Historic wagon associated with John Brown and his antislavery raids burned in Jews City Te. The wagon had been left there forty eight years ago and was a symbol of the abolitionist era.
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John Browns
Associated Press
Jews City
Jobhn Brown
Resterda
Brown
Governor Johnson weighs presidential bid and campaign HQ
Reported plans indicate Governor Johnson may announce a presidential run with campaign headquarters to open in Chicago and Washington. The governor claimed no dates beyond May 2 for public addresses and hinted that developments next month could spark a formal entry. Frank 4 Day, his private secretary, oversees the political matter and liaises with a former newspaper editor aiding introductions to Washington figures.
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Tuskexes University of Alabama
Kansas
Johnson
Frank
Chicaso
Washington
Mwspaper
Ishasen
Prisoners Break Jail Reported in Milwaukee Area
Special to The Milwaukee Wisconsin edition reports a jail breakout during the night with all prisoners unaccounted for and no trace found. Jailer and guards conducted a search but details are sparse and no suspects identified. Local authorities absorb the incident as a serious security breach.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Sarglar
Chicago
Train Collision Halts Traffic at Catt and Omaha Crosses
Reports from Chippewa Falls describe a head on collision between a W Central passenger train and a freight train at the Catt and Omaha roads crossing. The wreck derailed coaches and freight cars, shaking the carriages. no passengers were reportedly injured. Traffic on both lines was blocked.
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Milwaukee, Wis
Chippewa Falls
W Central
Crosang
Catt J
Omaha
Frement Teo Passenser
Fleet Receives Congratulatory Message for Pacific Voyage
Washington dispatch reports a telegram from Secretary Metcalf to Rear Admiral Evans praising the fleet’s voyage to the Pacific and its efficient operations at Magdalene Bay. Future movements announced include July departure from San Francisco to Pacific possessions via Hawaii Samoa Australia Manila and return via the Suez route with target practice in the Philippines.
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Associated Presa
Washington, D. C
Metcalf
Admund Evens
Pacific
Magdalene Bay
Roosevelt
Navy Department
Evans
San Francisco
Hawaii
Samoa
Australia
Melbourne
Sydney
Bruces
Maniva
Manilla
Philippines
Suez Canal
Philin
Francesc
SAN Franciscs
Sar Pranciase
Cal
Hitchcock Trial Briefs Highlight Key Sides
In this early report from the Hitchcock trial, jurors hear arguments and evidence outline. The segment notes main figures, timelines, and the court’s pace, emphasizing the case’s strategic moves and procedural milestones.
Cone Te of America Wage Scale Referenced in Labor Talks
The report notes ongoing discussions about wage scales at Cone Te of America. Details are unclear due to fragmented OCR, but the item references negotiations, organizational concerns, and possible workforce issues affecting pay structures.
LaMarche Knocks Out Sweeney In Second Round
Joe LaMarche of this city defeated Young Sweeney of Green Bay in the second round of a six round youth bout at Zouaves hall corner Sixth and Oxegen streets Thursday night. Sweeney’s seconds protested the bell but were overruled. LaMarche dominated with solid hits while both boxers weighed 112 pounds. Also in the program Huddy King out pointed Eid Cure of Green Bay in five rounds. Other bouts: Kid Broad beat Kid Herbert, and Young Smiley lost to Bert Stanley in a 123 pound bout noted as the best of the evening. Paddy Ryan refereed before about 36 ringside spectators. A boxing exhibition is planned March 20 at Car Athletic club on North Main street.
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Joe* LaMarche
Sweeny
Green Bay
Zouaves' Hall
Oxegen
Sweeney
Iater Ladarche
LaMarche
Huddy
Green Bay Bay
Mitch
Cutt
Young” Devere
Kid Broad
Oshkosh
Kid” Herbert
Ahlwaukee
Broad
Young” Smiley
Bert Stanley
Stanley
White
Smley
Paddy Ryan
Car Athletic Club
North Main Street
Campfire on Anniversary for United Spanish War Veterans
Nelson camp No. 1 plans a campfire on its tenth anniversary April 23 with Gen. Charles King likely to speak. King may stay for a visit to inspect Company F on April 27. Adj Gen C F Heariman and Chaplain E L H Smith expected to speak with Porto Rican campaign views. The evening features a forest camp scene, morning to taps, and social amusements led by Lieut William Zwicky and master of ceremonies G. Cantou G. plus a sixteen man drill squad.
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Nelson Aa Thes
United Spanish War Veterans
Cpril
Charles King
Ely
Wisconsin National Guard
General King
Wiliam Zwicky
F. Cant
Etotman
Indoor Baseball Showdown Between Local Champions and Star Team
A scheduled indoor baseball game tonight at Company Eo oar- Mory features Company B, champions of the Indoor Baseball association, facing a composite Painetezi team of top players from other clubs. Paine’s lineup includes veteran stars and State League players in a bid to test the undefeated guardsmen, with key positions noted for Paine VII, Du Chein, and Dolan.
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Indoor Baseball Association
Guardsmen
Painetezi
Paine
Serone Meatiton
Klamaberser
Milton Gacon
Frank Graves
Hiinels-Wizconein
KE. Paine VII
du Chein
Alvin Dolan
Potter and Roley
Oshkosh
Excball
Gehkosh
Pharthy Strogsters
Zouare
Exhibition Series Promises Graceful Skater Prat Howard EB
A management group has arranged a sequence of exhibitions featuring Prat Howard EB, billed as America's most graceful skater. The events are set for Friday and Saturday of next week at Century Field.
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Fam In Steris Im Management
Prat Howard EB
America
Teliver
Socialism Battle Shapes House of Commons Vote
The debate centers on the unemployed workmen's bill dubbed the right to work measure. Liberal opposition grows as John Burns denounces the bill as socially destructive while the government risks a split over socialist policy.
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Associated Press
House of Commons
Lon Rasebery
Herbert H. Asquith
Premere
Henry Campbell-Lannerman
Asquith
John Burns
Iabor
Maro Burns
Wages Cut At Nashua and Amoskeag Mills
Notices posted at Nashua Manufacturing and Amoskeag Manufacturing announce a ten percent wage reduction for operatives. The Nashua mill, with about 4,000 workers, will keep a forty hour two week schedule indefinitely. Amoskeag, largest cotton plant, employs about 15,540 workers.
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Br Associated Press
Nashua
Nashua Manufacturing
An Jackson Company
Manchester
Amoskerzufacturing
Amoskeag Corporation
Grain thieves active despite arrests in Manitowoc
The Northwestern Milwaukee paper reports grain thieves continue to operate despite fifteen arrests two months ago. A seventeen year old was caught stealing from the Northern Grain Company and is in custody for prosecution, with charges to be lodged by the Northwestern Bailbray company. Several thieves are already serving one to six months in jail.
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Fal
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Manitowoc Eays
Jeves
Northern Grain Company
Chi
Northwestern Bailbray Company
Improvement Noted Amid Stagnant Farm Sector News
Improvement is noted in the general business situation though progress remains uneven. The report highlights continued strain in agriculture with Stanton and Brets referenced alongside a mention of an association and new merchandise efforts as signs of gradual recovery.
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Stanton
Brets
Associ
Trial concludes with notice of next court session
Proceedings wrap with a schedule for the next court appearance. The judge sets a date and time for filings and statements as authorities list location, and related details amid a mix of formal notices and procedural notes.
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