Ace of Aces Goes On Stand Today
Four county boards from Sheboygan Manitowoc Calumet and Fond du Lac meet in Kiel to discuss cooperation and welfare problems. Leaders from Kiel and the four counties praise hospitality and aim to foster understanding to ease regional issues.
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sheboygan
Manitoamet
fond du Lac
Uils aeering
ats
Kiel
Sheboysean
Kiel Chamber of Commerce
Monttowoc
Calumet
Fond du Tac
Laun guild
F. P. Knauf
lfe
Schmidt
Manitowoc
I. M. Fellenz
Judes Mellonz
H. K. Arps
Chilton
Calumet county
Fatal Crash Claims T Mangan In Wisconsin Incident
Thomas Mangan 66 of Milwaukee died from injuries after a Sunday crash near Okauchee. Jastrow, driver of Mangan’s car, and Weeks in the other car, are under investigation with Jastrow held. Inquest set for Tuesday in Waukesha. Survived by wife Catherine Hughes and sons James and John, Mangan longtime Mitchell County official.
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Oconomowoc
Thomas Mangan
Twenty-first street
Milwaukee
Okauchee
Mangan
Jastrow
Weeks
F. J. Woodhead
Mr. Mangan
Woodhead
Waukesha
James Slughes
Mitchell
Catherine Hughes
James
John
Ider Finds Spous and Frand in Two Yor Lines
A fragmented OCR item notes Ider finding a spouse named Fally and a friend described as frand in two year lines, with unclear context and missing details about people or places. The readable text suggests a local note or brief notice but lacks full information for precise reporting.
Poision Plot Reported On Madison Porch
Police investigate an attempted poisoning in Madison on a porch in the Red bore tude area. A bottle of unknown liquid was found, with neighbors and family questioned as officers chase leads and try to determine motive.
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Madison
Peete
Truck Struck By Handcar On Martin Avenue Crossing
William Jenssen drove a truck across the NorthWestern tracks on Martin avenue when a handcar operated by a section crew struck the rear of the vehicle. Butter was spread across the crossing worsened by the impact. Jenssen suffered cuts to the hands and the truck sustained heavy damage.
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William Jenssen
North Western
Martin avenue
Jenssen
Verona Blank Dies After Poisoning Illness
United Press Milwaukee reports Verona Blank, 31, who was treated for poisoning at Emergency Hospital on November 11, died today after a sudden relapse following discharge. She had been in critical condition since the initial illness.
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United Preast Milwaukee
Verona Blank
Radio Fund for Patients Raises Three Thousand Two Hundred Three Dollars
The Radio Fund for Patients reports a total of 3203.41 dollars raised to date, reflecting ongoing community support and contributions toward patient assistance.
Writer Of Letters Is In Custody
Charles Bates, 35, a farmer living between Edgerton and Evansville, was arrested in Evansville on a blackmail case. He reportedly confessed to writing three threatening letters signed K K K demanding money from Edgerton and Evansville businessmen, and was jailed in Janesville to await trial.
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United Press
Janesville
Charles ates
Edgerton
Evansville
Tavansville
Bates
L. P. Enger
Fransville
FB. M. Natan
Enger
Nolan
Maxfield
Wis
Charles Bates
Tates
William Nicholas
Chicago
Iie
Rock county
Leonard P. Eager
here
Fire truck overturns injuring crew in La Crosse
In La Crosse Roman Krueger driver of a fire truck and two fellow firefighters were injured last night when the vehicle overturned while rounding a corner. Krueger is in critical condition with a fractured skull and internal injuries. doctors say little hope for recovery.
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United Press
La Crosse
Roman Krueger
Resent Slur On Jews By District Attorney
A Sheboygan newspaper letter challenges District Attorney Voigt over an unverified remark about Jews. It defends Jewish residents as law abiding and seeks factual evidence, urging the DA to file proper court action and uphold equal justice for all. The Committee demands accountability and cites American fair play and the right to legitimate legal proceedings.
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Voigt
Sheboygan
Wisconsin
Clara Hareq Takes Witness Stand Today
Clara Hareq, amid calm testimony, reiterates that her mother Mrs. Lillian Holt killed herself after a petty family quarrel. on trial with her husband Albert and Arthur Holt for murder, the defense cites possible self-inflicted wounds while the state argues the sequence may differ.
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United Press
Waukegan
Clara Hareq
Lillian Holt
mother
Edward Besley
Bessley
Albert
Arthur Holt
Frederick Besley
Northwestern Medical Unit
France
Holt
Thomas Clark
Indictments Expected in Chicago Beer Conspiracy Case
United Views reports that up to thirty new federal indictments are anticipated this week in the nine million dollar beer conspiracy. The earlier moonshine indictments include Boston and Maine Railroad officials, 24 others, and several Chicago police officers. The grand jury, still in session, plans more witness testimony as rumors link many Chicago police to the operation. David J. Allen, head of the Gilt Edge brewery, is en route to Europe and may be arrested on return.
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United Wiews
Chicago
Boston
Maine
Gilt Edge
nald
David J. Allen
Cilt Edge
Europe
Resort Raided Over Dope and Kidnapping Ring
West Orange New Jersey police raided a secluded bungalow five miles from the town and rescued two reported kidnaped girls. A 25 year old unconscious woman, another claimed Philadelphia kidnap victim, and three men were arrested. Dope outfits revolvers and ammunition were seized. The girls say they left Philadelphia homes and were drugged after an apparent tearoom ruse. Investigators believe the captors still threaten the girls who withhold details.
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United Preas
West Orange
N. J
Orange mountains
Philadelphia
Terrific cyclone devastates south India killing hundreds
A powerful cyclone struck south India causing widespread destruction. Early reports suggest about eight hundred people may have died and damage estimated at over 100000 pounds sterling, roughly $500000, amid extensive property loss.
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Bombay
south India
Langlade County Approves 5000 For Winter Roads
Langlade County Board allocates 5000 to keep roads open during winter. Funds planned for snow fences. Old age pension system rejected by a 14 to vote. Town chairmen to file petitions for an area tuberculosis test of Langlade county herds with the county clerk by December 1.
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United Press
Antico
Langlade county
Almanac notes fair, cooler in southeast tonight
The almanac forecasts fair weather tonight and Friday with slight cooling in the extreme southeast portion. It marks James A. Garfield's birthday anniversary as a historical note and recalls Lincoln's Gettysburg Address given on November 19, 1863. It also notes a holiday honoring Santa Isabel in Fernando Po's Spanish colony.
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James A. Garfield
United States
Lincoln
Santa Isabel
Fernando Po
Graveyard show what happened to U S airmen
Washington notes on Col William Mitchell trial with testimony from Frank Reid and general staff counsel. Rickenbacker argues old war aircraft hinder air strength. anti aircraft guns fail to stop missions. Sims condemns navy board for aviation policy and defends aircraft carriers as future battleships amid critique of education levels at the war college.
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WILLIAM J. McEVOY
Washington
William Mitchell
Frank Reid
Reid
Mitchell
Rickenbacker
United States
France
England
Italy
Germany
Russia
Japan
Poland
Edidio Sickenbacker
army
general staff
Nickenbacker
Reed Chambers
Detroit
Col. Mitchell
Washington, D. C
navy general board
Willa 3
Sims
martinll
navy board
general board
Sime
naval war college at
Newport
Phelps
Williame Hughes
McKean
Jackson
Eberle
Strauss
Samuel 8. Robison
war college
Robert L. Howse
court
Foley Denies Part In Activity Charged In Shenandoah Court
Washington report states Captain Paul Foley denied attempting to induce Mrs. Margaret Lansdowne to twist facts in her testimony. He testified he aimed to protect the widow from exam stress and suggested a statement of her testimony. The Shenandoah court of inquiry completed its examination and scheduled a ruling for tomorrow, denying Foley’s motion to exonerate.
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Secretary of the Navy
Wilbur
Lansdowne
Col
James Fasby-Smith
Foley
Naya
United Press
Washington
Shenandoan court of inquiry
Margaret Ross Lansdowne
Paul Foley
Folee
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