Arraignments flood Milwaukee federal court over Prohibition
A large set of defendants appeared before Judge Geiger on charges tied to the Volstead act. Several Milwaukee area roadhouse operators and inn proprietors pleaded not guilty with April trial dates set. Multiple others faced moonshine manufacture and sale charges, with bail forfeitures and hearings listed for early April.
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Chicago
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Rochester
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Kenosha
Steve Kroki
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Hugo Lemont
Arthur Bariman
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Riz County
Alex Bu
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Joseph Mirage
Niagara
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Joseph Pavelgo
Anozr
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Adam Nowiaioewski
Oun
Ar Ras
Weather Snapshot for Wisconsin Region
Fragmentary weather note mentions cloudy skies and mild temperatures. It lists a distorted date reference and unclear remarks about a southern area and recreation sheet. No definite highs or rainfall data can be extracted from the garbled text.
Menasha Man Rescues Child From Cistern
A Menasha truck driver named Neeneh Sager rescued his neighbor's two year old son from a cistern after the child wandered into a yard. Neeneh dived in time to reach the boy as water rose near the cistern top. Neighbors aided and first aid plus mouth-to-mouth resuscitation were used, saving the child's life.
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Luébben
A. Guebbem
Pant Stger
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Ater Zully
Cme
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Rescued From Well Cave Entombment In 13 Hours
Jem Ashworth was entombed thirteen hours in a seventy foot well at Fuquay Springs. Rescue workers worked through the night using car headlights farm lanterns and candles to extricate him after being lowered forty feet down. He sustained no outward injuries and expressed thanks as he recovered. Volunteers labored in shifts to remove rock and debris while carefully lowering into the shaft and bringing him to the surface.
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Asociated Press
Fuquay Springs
NS. C
Jem Ashworth
Ashworth
Ana Lebris
Misinterpretation Debate Sparks Theologian Exchange
A controversial claim questions Exodus fifth verse and the meaning of jealousy and punishment. Donati in Rome seeks discussion with Cardinal Gasquet on Hebrew interpretation. The Vatican expert acknowledges ambiguity in the verse and its possible dual readings.
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Budapest
Cansiceranie
Wink Hongaran
Benjamin Denath
Hes
Conten
Donati
Rome
Carémal Gasquet
Vatican
Wisconsin Legislature Stages Lunch-Cigarette Tax Debate
A Wisconsin assembly session postpones action on a proposed tax bill covering cigarettes cosmetics and perfume as representative Thompson introduces amendments. Debate centers on municipal costs and staff tenure with potential budget impacts and future votes scheduled for next week in a tense legislative setting.
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Miavjisen
Helen F. Thompson
Leopold Exonerated of Complicity in Poison Plot
Associated Press reports Leopold cleared of involvement in a plot to poison prison guards. State prison officials announced the inquiry found no link between Leopold and the scheme or the escape, after questioning guards and officials.
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Leora
Nia
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Ene
Nen
Paris Taxi Drivers Move Against Pet Name Slur
Paris cabbies voice irritation over insults and nicknames used by pedestrians. The dialogue reflects tensions as drivers protest naming practices seen as disrespectful and demeaning amid pedestrian interactions and traffic incidents.
Duster Causes Trike Threat at School Board Meeting
Confused proceedings at a rural Wisconsin district alt reports upheaval as parents and teachers pressure for resignations amid a conflict with the superintendent. Protests and heated exchanges filled the room as board members debated actions and potential replacements.
Rhinelander Row Incident Ends in Fatal Wounding
Scattered notes describe a fatal wounding in Rhinelander Wisconsin amid unclear details. Police records and local outlets cite a man named Smith connected to the incident with limited readable information available from the damaged page.
Saloon Tragedy Sparks Murder Charge Arraignment Today
A man named Smith, said to have been drinking heavily, is held in the county jail and to be arraigned this afternoon on a first degree murder charge. The dispute began over a singing issue at the saloon, after which Smith allegedly bought a revolver and returned to shoot Ajeska.
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Ayeska
Hare
Ajesira
Wales Wing Steeple Cup at Bicester Crowns Prince
Minted prese at Bicester, Enz Tre prince rode his new steeple chaser in the Wales Wing Steeple Cup. Watners cup in the Oreradier snarde T saw the prince claim the Lord race amid applause.
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Wies
iCark Cour Watners
Holly Wood Stars Home Offered to President Coolidge
Fragmented OCR notes report a grand Sanity era item about a Hollywood residence linked to movie stars offered to President Calvin Coolidge. Mentions owners Demise Fairbenks and Mary Tekin, locations in Wisconsin and California, and a representative from the Republican party involvement.
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Washington
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Wiseanein
Lake Winnebaen
Sinclair Case Goes To the Jury
Fragmented OCR reads indicate a trial in Washington where the jury is to decide on a case involving a wealthy oil operator. The potential penalties include fines from 100 to 1000 dollars and possible prison time up to twelve months.
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Sinclair
Washington
France and Italy Risk of Conflict Examined by Press Agency
The United Press assigns its Paris bureau to clarify the France Italy tension. An impartial analysis by A E Brades outlines fundamental causes, military postures, and recent border frictions fueling speculation of a possible clash between the two nations.
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College Students Take Keen Interest in Moral and Religious Questions
College students show growing engagement with moral and religious topics amid campus discussions and debates. Faculty report rising attendance at discourse events and study groups addressing ethics, faith, and social values.
Tonight's Best Radio Features Preview
A scrambled listing of radio programs with mentions of WEAF and other stations. Notes include Benedetto opera, violinist Efrem Zimbalist, and Maxwell Hear with various broadcast times and locations among Chicago and Atlanta segments.
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Maxwell Hear
Efrem Zimibalyr
WGN
Chicagoan
Three Payroll Holdups Survive Mixed Reports From Olved Glass
A string of armored-car robberies across districts is tied to a gang of five. Vittsburg police reported a confession naming six members responsible for holdups including the Philburg Terminal Coal Co raid. Four-year spree yielded about 369000 with a death in one Christmas patrol robbery. In Missouri, eight men blasted a vault at the Bank of Ballines, taking 5,000 in cash and up to 30,000 in bonds.
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Bemblerville
Dataday
Italk
Jaworski
Philburg Terminal Coal Company
Springfield
Balliines
Biiinc
Tere
Land of Gold at Weepah draws crowds to new strike
In Tonopah Nevada the Weepah gold area reports rising activity as prospectors and desert dwellers converge on Barrel Springs for a fresh discovery. About 200 miners trekked from Goldfield through a blizzard to stake claims, while reports describe strong labor and weather hardships and renewed interest in the Gold Zone.
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Prasa
Wight
Goldfield
Alaska
Pere
Ne Munets
Raze Sarrel Service Pty Se Beet
New London Maw Dies After Long Illness
New London Wisconsin obituary notes the death of Denne Luccs after a prolonged illness that began last June. Funeral arrangements are pending with interment at the Cathole cemetery. He is survived by a sister Miss Lueck and brothers Bernard Andrey, Carter, and Phil Hawk, all of the area.
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