Elroy minister chosen moderator at Appleton meeting
Elroy minister O L Robin wort of Elcos was elected first moderator at the Wisconsin Constitutional conference opening here Tuesday. The moderator will succeed Rev. Hoicell D. Oates of Wauwatcha. other officers include Rev. A. 2 McClelland Rosendale first assistant moderator Rev. Tt Yo Meritt and Rev. A. H. Laimbright assistant active. About 350 persons, including all constitutional ministers of Wisconsin, are attending.
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Wis
O- L. Robinwort
El¢os
Wisconsin
Hoicell D. Oates
Wauwatcha
Thursdaay
McClelland
Rosendale
Iter
A. H. Laimbright
Wistos
Roadhouse Declared Nuisance Under Volstead Act
The Red Mill roadhouse was padlocked today by order of federal judge F A Geer for one year, declared a nuisance under the Volstead act. Prohibition authorities seized the property of Sohn Hirschner, a dealer in second hand goods, who advised cooperation if anything related to trade with wartime restrictions surfaced.
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Associated Pree Minauhte
F. A. Geer
Sohn Hirschnere
Hirnehberg
Mberty
Three adrift in rowboat after wireless signal confusion
An incident off Warhineron coast left three people adrift in a rowboat. A wireless signal disturbance was reported as the cause, with authorities and explorers from the Menierip region attempting to locate and rescue the trio.
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Warhineron
Radio Dures Agneis
Menierip
Formal greetings between Czech debt mission and Mellon
A formal exchange of greetings occurs as the Czech debt mission meets with Mellon officials in Washington. The talks involve senior representatives including a secretary and other aides, marking the start of formal discussions on debt arrangements and potential cooperation between the two parties.
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Mellon
American shelt ing on annual basis declares dividend
New York The Amelia Smicine company announces an annual dividend of 1.75 dollars on common stock, an increase of 25 cents over the prior rate. The regular 1.33 dollar dividend on the preferred series is also declared, with common payable November 2 to stockholders of record October 8 and preferred November 1 to stockholders of record November 8.
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Pried Frese
New York
Amelia Smiciine
Welcome for Dr Frank Arrives in Oshkosh for Address
Dr Glenn Frank president of the University of Wisconsin will speak on Education and Higher Americanization at First Congregational Church tomorrow evening. He plans a morning arrival in Oshkosh and a visit to the Kahkowa Normal school, with a luncheon in his honor and a reception afterward for Oshkosh students and other locals. A dinner with university leaders is planned in the early evening.
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Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
First Congregational Church
Oshkosh
Hig
Qahkowh Normal School
G. A. Buckstaff
Eastern Star Annual Convention At Milwaukee Cathedral
Milwaukee hosted the thirty eleventh annual convention of the Order of the Eastern Star at the Scottish Rite Cathedral. Grand marshal Emma J. Turner and welcome by Rev Arthus H. Lard led the program with Gertrude Parkinsen Violet Hayter and Maxine Stevenson delivering remarks. The event featured entertainment and business sessions scheduled for the next day.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Teday
Anneal Comeunion
Wisconen
Grand Chapley
Order of the Eastern Star
Scottish Rite
Emma J. Turner
Wrestees
Adaresaee
Arthus H. Lard
W. Brand
Bre8
Annwiy
Gertrude Parkinsen
Grand Matron
Viole Hayter
Nant Grand Matron
Maxins Stenvtson
Brand
Reprecentvire
Rica
Seavion
Tomorror Sn
Aid Sought for Injured Motorists After Crash
Report describes a car collision involving a Ford near a residence in September. Mrs Worman provides immediate assistance, while a doctor and Red Cross volunteers respond to aid the injured and stabilize the scene.
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Frankun
Torere
Eee
Edegni Wogsman Fage Board
Worman
Ford
Seartas House
Mrady
Former President of St Paul Road On Way to Recovery
Unclear OCR text reports a former president of St Paul Road is recovering, with garbled details about location and people. The fragment mentions a daughter’s home and names Lawrence Fitzh and Gnushter, but the exact event and context remain obscure.
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ST. Paul Road
Associated Press
Miimaukes
St Paul
Lawrence Fitzh
Soday Phytans
Patrick Reappointed Head of Air Service
Washington announces the formal reappointment of Maj Gen Mayon 3 Patrick as chief of the army air service by President Coolidge. The action confirms leadership of the service amid ongoing military aviation developments.
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Patrick
AIR Service
United Press
Washington
Mayon
Army Air Service
Coolidge
President Coolidge Presented With Ten Gallon Sombrero
United Press report from Omaha Nebraska describes President Coolidge receiving a large ten gallon Texas sombrero at an American Legion convention. Massachusetts delegates to the event had earlier given Mrs Coolidge a corsage. James A Drain assisted the president in adjusting the hat after he initially wore it backward.
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United Press
Omaha
the Legion
Angie
Express Train Wreck Near Stamford Over Spreading Rail
Associated Press reports a New York to express No. 4 train on the New Haven and Hartford line derailed near Stamford due to a spreading rail. Five people were hurt and one is in serious condition.
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Associated Prodd
Shunford
Conn
New York
New New Haven
Hartfford
Ness
Stamford
Wheat futures surge as market closes strong at high
Wheat prices rose sharply with December delivery reaching up to 1414 per bushel as traders priced in a tight US grain supply east of the Rockies. The market closed higher with gains of about 54 cents, reflecting strong demand and uncertain supply conditions.
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United States
Rocarts
Mack Motion
New 5 Cent Postal Card With McKinley Portrait
Associated Press reports the U S post office plans a 5 cent postal card bearing President McKinley’s portrait for use under the Universal Postal Union date adopted at Stockholm. A 3 cent foreign reply card with the same portrait is also prepared.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Bearane
McHinley
Postetfice Department
Universal Postal Concrets
Stockholm
Sane
Belns
Druggan Conviction Confirmed by Supreme Court
A confirmation of a Druggan conviction was reported by Associated Press and Wire Service. The case involves Terante Drdepan with a contempt charge of 6 percent and was affirmed today by the Supreme Court.
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Associated Preand Wastasion
Supreme’ Tor
Murder trial opens as Victor Baker linked to wife slaying
In Eleral court Victor M. Baker of Desthe faces an information charging murder in Rivoc on June 7. The morning includes jury selection with four called from the county, defense motions denied, and District Attorney Allen outlining the case. Baker pleads not guilty as proceedings proceed with arraignment and witness discussion.
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Elerall Court -Eday
Victor M. Baker
Desthe
Wnt
Allen
M. 4
Raut
Bertin
Baker
Alles
Genrate Baker
Rivoc
Gertrude Baker
Larke
WW. W. Jones
George Barker
Leon Hoover
Pommarene
John C. Roberta
Neenah
John Majer
Suarez
John C. Thompson
Frank W. Schneider
Harry Lindenatrinh
Omro
Peter EH
Gerhardt
Gehkosh
Guy Conlee
Oshkosh
Mire
Joseph Cater
W. J. Fisher
Utica
H. V. Winslow
Omre
Ida Hansen
Neensh
C. Fe . Davey
Winnecanne
Charles A. Jonee
Alzoma
Kleinachmidt
Gabboss
Waleter Baranowski
John Zentner
Ouhkosh
Frank Winkler
Mery Radkey
Tremont
A. J. Paul
Bexlinger
M.S. Baudst
Johnnie Thompson Thes
Ing Tal
Bak“ex
Watt River
Cis Sorting
Sotes
Bonduel
Oskhosh
Appleton
Pine Grove
Defense Claims Accident in Wife’s Death Shooting
Inquest testimony details Baker's alleged role in his wife’s death and insurance links. Defense argues accident and cites timing gaps, while argues the couple planned a spring motor trip and were not unhappy, awaiting further evidence on how the rifle discharged.
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Baker
Paul
Eit
Lake
Bonduct
Saker
Mc. Allen
Helms
Aager
Bonds Rejected in Smuggling Case Involving Two Men
Croatton Minn Br Caled Press reports Jimmie Dick tan and Jack Narcis held by U S customs on a smuggling charge. Bonds of 5080 each were posted by Moises. Des Moines men Harris and others alleged to have conspired to import 215000 indoor shipment across the Canadian border.
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Caled
Croatton
Minn
Jimmie Dick Tan
Jack Narcis
Peal Moises
Azaf Harris
Des Moines
Canadiaa
Short Notes and Visits From Relatives in Milwaukee
Mrs G S Lowther announces her daughter Margate Rave returns from Europe after several months away. First Presbyterian church Missionary society to hold a bake sale Friday. Isaak Waiter to speak Thursday evening on local waters. Association of Commerce rooms hosting meeting. Mr and Mrs WG Kitoper and daughter Muriel Dorothy leave for Ponca City Oklahoma. Mr Klippel becomes branch office manager in Marquette Michigan.
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Miewaukee
G. S. Lowther
Margate
Che
First Presbyterian Church
The
Missionary Society
Bexinees
Isaak
Jezese
Thorsday
Searton
Association! of Commerce
WG. Kitoper Ana
Muriel Dorothy
Sararaay
Ponca Cy
Okla
Klippel
Marquette
Mich
Three Chicago youths face U S trial under Dyer Act
Telegram from Chicago authorities reports Anton Zachocke Stanley Krolinckak and Marin Durco among seven men linked to a theft of a Fore car. They face federal charges for interstate transport of a stolen vehicle with expected jail time.
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Straltog Automobile
Cachocke
Krotrowski
Dures
U.S Department of Justice
Ren. M. 4. Collins
Chicago
Anton Zachocke
Stanley Krolinckak
Marin Durco
Mears” Comers
Beis
Wisconsin
Milwaukee scenic painter Tuttle commits suicide
Mur ray morning by shooting himself through the head. A well known Milwaukee artist, Tuttle painted scenery for the Grand Opera House and Oshkosh Summer shows. He was a longtime Socialist Party member and former mayoral candidate. His wife died four years ago and he and Miss Haz Tuttle were injured in a recent automobile accident.
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Tuttle
Miwautee
Opers _ House
Howard Tatle
Milwaukee
Murray
Grand Opera House
John & Woll James
Oshkosh
Sociallst Party of
Wisconsin
Haz Tuttle
Bartenders Union Far From Defunct Says AP Report
Atlantic City, XL 1 The bartenders union is far from defunct withstanding the Eighteenth Amendment. Reports to the American Federation of Labor showed today that total membership is now 27,090. Pitsboro, Pa. has the largest local, followed by Philadelphia, Rochester, New York, and Portland, Ore.
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Associated Press
Atliatic City
Amercan Federation of Labor
Pitesboro
Clis
Philadelphia
Rochester
Nex Took
Portland
Ore
Japan Bars Evening Radio Listening By Students
Tokyo reformers move to curb student radio listening after finding many middle school pupils neglecting after school study to tune in. Authorities suggest designated study hours and discipline to enforce the rule.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Japan
To-kyo
Reunexers
Black glass novelty eyed as military breakthrough
Tokyo reports a Osaka science team has developed a black glass that blocks ultraviolet light and may enable night photography and hidden movement capture. Tests witnessed by Rear Admiral Muto are said to prove success, with potential military and medical applications noted.
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United Press
Tokyo
Justi Susize
Osaka
Fig Ure
Flas
Muto
Igrenor
Suspects in Black Reichswehr Caught
In Spandau Germany police arrest Liat Sayou von Senden a high official and roundup Ball Goren supporters of the secret Reichswehr network tied to November political murders from the 22x two Fests. Investigators target alleged members accused of gathering information on the organization.
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Spandac
Germany
Resenlan
Liat Sayou von Senden
Bisch Reichewehr
Harel
Bach Reichswehr
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