Experts uphold Milwaukee theory on water contamination
Experts told Milwaukee councilmen that the railroad will not pollute the Cedar River water supply, with Chicago officials and an Iowa College botanist aligning with the rail line. Citizens laughed at the claims and resented the experts for backing the railroad’s position as they urged the project proceed despite alleged contamination.
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Milwaukee
Iowa Agricultural College
Beattle
KC. Hughes
The
Scientific Inquiry Sought On Contamination The Faithful Girl
A delegation from the King County Medical Society urged a real scientific investigation into contamination linked to The Faithful Girl. The meeting, led by Councilman Ol, debated who should appoint authorities while railroad officials and city leaders considered the issue.
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King County Medical Society
Bedgwick
Milwaukee
Medical Society
Bult Countman OL
Gill
Transportation agents wed in Ravenna park ceremony
J M Litentuse, a ticket agent with the A BK Johnson Co, married Miss Anna Webern in a private ceremony at the Webern residence with Rev John Vyall officiating. The couple, after a three week honeymoon to Minneapolis, set sail on the Princess Victoria to Vancouver and onward over the CPR line.
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J. M. Litentuse
A. BK. Johnson Cea
Ravenna Park
Mise Anna Webrn
John Vyall
P. A. Webern
Mr. Litentue
Minneapolis
Vancouver
Descendant of Jefferson Visit to EB Holton James Family
Miss Ellen Coolidge of Boeton Massachusetts niece of Thomas Jefferson Coolidge and a great great granddaughter of Thomas Jefferson visits the EB Holton James family at 1424 Seventh av W. Misa Coolidge recently returned from the Yukon and will depart for her eastern home stopping at Yellowstone park.
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Ellen Coolidge
Boeton
Mase
Thomas Jefferson Coolidge
France
United States
Thomas Jefferson
EB Holton James
Misa Coolidge
Yukon
Bing
Yellowstone Park
Puget Sound Fire Control Plan Forwarded
Maj. Gen. Greeley announced Puget Sound would be a safe fortress in any war as he toured Forts Casey Worden and Pingler. He stayed at the Butler hotel then traveled to Tacoma and American Lake to inspect grounds for the annual encampment. He described electric fire control enabling all guns to train on a single object as a key modern improvement.
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Puget Sound
Unite States
Greeley
Casey
Worden
Pingler
Butler Hotel
Tacoma
American Lake
Frink Plans Prolonged Fight Over Third Av Widening
J M Frink told Third av property owners at the Chamber of Commerce that he will contest to the bitter end the proposal to widen Third av nine feet on each side to a four foot thoroughfare. Most owners back the petition. Frink stands alone in opposition. The plan includes a voluntary 18 000 subscription to install street lights and conduits under the sidewalk with owners paying for installation and the city covering maintenance.
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J. M. Frink
Third Av
Chamber Commerce
Frink
Johnston Pianos Word Contest Grand Prize Details
Readers asked to form correct words from the letters of JOHNSTON PIANOS for prizes. Prizes range from $25,000 grand to $100 credit certificates. entries must include name address and whether you own a piano or organ, mailed to D S Johnston Co by 6 pm August 18, 1966.
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D. 8
Johnston Co
Hobart M. Cable
Johnston
Johnston Pianos
Becond Avenue
Theaters Show Strong Turnout At Beattle and Blur Bill
The Beattle theater hosts the Frawleys presenting Moths by Mothe drawing capacity crowds. The show highlights revolutionary characters and outshines ordinary stock vaudeville. The Blur theater bill features Mason Kelly and a musical novelty by Dave and Pereis with Pritekow in character.
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Mason Kelly
Blur
Dave and
Pereis
Pritekow
John Judge Declared Bankrupt by Federal Judge Teirr is
A note records that John Judge was yesterday adjudged bankrupt by Federal Judge Hanford Teirr is bearing steel whate wheels Beepinning's. The fragmentary wording limits precise details but confirms a formal bankruptcy ruling.
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John Judge
Hanford
Alaska Southern Railroad opens Douglas Juneau HQ
The Alaska Southern railroad contemplates an electric line between Douglas and Juneau Alaska and has opened its headquarters in the Dexter Horton bank building in this city. BR Chittenden is president and treasurer Allen Weir vice president and HW Burney secretary and general manager.
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Alaska Southern
Douglas
Juneau
Alaska
Ite
Dexter Horton Bank
Hat factory tragedy disruption at Beattie Hat Factory location
A partial OCR note records a Beattie Hat Factory incident at 1410 Beeond Avenue affecting workers or equipment. The terse line mentions BARGAR and a $3 hat but lacks full details or confirmed outcomes. Further clarification needed to specify event type and parties involved.
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Beattie Hat Factory
Beeond Av
Eee
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