Wisconsin Laws of 1913 Final enactments list
Wisconsin Laws of 1913 shows bills enacted with chapter numbers including towns in Bayfield, Lincoln, Marinette, Sawyer, and others. numerous county court and circuit court provisions. penalties for assault with intent to rob. jury, sheriff, guardians, and executor duties. and revisions to procedures in civil and criminal cases.
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Kelly du
Vilas county
Ptd
supreme court
county court of
La Fayette
Jefferson county
Monroe county
Sauk
Walworth
circuit court
May Send Guard to Superior
Superior, Wis. Aug 8 The strike situation has escalated with Mayor Konkel threatening to ask Gov. McGovern to order troops to prevent disorder and protect life and property. I W W leaders inflamed Amilquez strikers as docks face serious trouble. nine citizens' committee seeks settlement. Mayor contemplates martial law for Allouez amid heated clashes with I W W agitator J P Canon.
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Superior
Wis
Konkel
J. P. Canon
W. W
Allouez
Mr. Can
Clergy Denounce Pennewell Over Free Marriage Fees
Local pastors resist Rev Almer Pennewell’s call to make marriage fees purely voluntary and free to all. Rev R K Manaton of English M R Church and Rev William Horstmeier of German Reformed defend charging a small certificate fee and view wedding gifts as voluntary appreciation rather than graft.
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R. K. Manaton
M. RE
Almer Pennewell
Pennewell
Mudld Avenue Episcopal Church
Oak Park
William Horstmeier
Chicago
Missing Gary boy found after five hour search
Edward Widner aged 5 of Center avenue disappeared and prompted a citywide police alert. Chief Henry Dehne distributed a full description to all officers within minutes as frantic parents and relatives joined the hunt. After five hours the boy was located on a baggage dray at Sixth and Hurons streets with a baggage hauler.
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Gary
Ind
Edward Widher
Center avenue
Henry Dehne
Widner
Fred Hensel
Sixth
Hurons
White slave case details on four travelers arrest
Proceedings describe four travelers posing as married couples on a night train and lodging in Reno. Diggs and Marsha Warrington, Caminetti and Lola Norris occupied bungalows and rooms in Sacramento then returned, with handwriting and witness identifications linking Diggs to the case. The jury comprises businessmen, including a former liquor dealer, as testimony continues.
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Diggs
Los Angeles
Reno
Marsha Warrington
Caminetti
Lola Norris
Sacramento
Berkeley
George D. Leslie
J. H. Stevens
Sacramento bank
Mariah Warrington Way
Cress
Digis
Roceh
Fragmented OCR arrives from a serif br tt page snippet
Readable fragments from a historical newspaper page show a serif typeface and bold header cues. The text is partial and lacks clear names, dates, or events, making a precise item hard to determine.
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SHEBOYGAN
North Eighth Street
SHEBOYGAN GAS HIGH COMPANY
CRYSTAL SPRING WATER CO
Bruhn
Schultz Bros
Schmidt
BR. D. No
R. H. SCHMIDT
WISCONSIN
IbU
Milwaukee
Legal
Associated Press
Reffo
Sheboygan County
The Press
quentia
SUE
Roxbury
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