Murder Mystery Rumors Grip Streator Ill
Rumors swirl over the murder of Mrs Ellen Hill Streator as police and residents seek motive and suspects. The search for her son Harry broadens to nationwide efforts while officials probe ties to gambling and family disputes amid ongoing uncertainty.
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Ellen HM
Stretter
Clic
Canyaisn
Mia
Thil
Harry
Remars
Gore
Choir Home
G. Hill
Ollie Tan Haityt
Gegnas
Ing
Will
Tawyes
Myster
Lila
Attorneys in debate over city garbage law trial
In a heated courtroom clash, attorneys argue over a local garbage ordinance claiming it authorizes the city to collect a private tax. The defense calls witnesses James Dunwoody, Mayor Morgan Waller, and Arthur Depp as they contend the garbage has commercial value and is beyond city authority.
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Clwriey Jones
Wales
Lestipyang
Willnesses
Linnel Dunwoody
Morgan Waller
Arthur J. Depp
Garhare
Erbagenital
Tiehener
Waukenla
Herbert Lethe
George
Garhake
Tig
Ottiericisi
G. Jolmes Dayvnes
Wil
Ana
Mr. Innes
Accident fatal to U W student at Portage Wisconsin
Portage Wisconsin July study Erickson 22 year old University of Wisconsin student died after a car crash near Portage Friday The automobile left the highway striking the machine The impact tore into the car injuring Erickson who died at the scene His parents live in Sparta Wisconsin
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Portage
Wis
Artuing Erickson
University of Wiconsin
Epickeon
Toad
Erickson
Sparta
Wright to Pay Miriam Through Stock Sale
MADISON Wis UP A new action in the life of Frank Lloyd Wright the famed architect was announced as the Secretary of State approved Wrights application for incorporation. The corporation authorized to sell 760000 worth of stock will operate under Wrights name to finance his divorce settlement with Miriam Neel who was granted a divorce decree and awarded 56000 retirement. Wright faces urgent financial needs for several years as noted by the bank and mortgage holdings referenced in the report.
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Madibox
Wis
Heelle
Frank Lloyd Wright
Arcnitecl
Wright
Miriam Neel Werlcht
Chrenit
Wright Iin
Bank of Wisensi Barley
Farnesen
Green FI
Phe
Crack Flyer Derailed on Steep Grade
A cracking flyer derailed on a steep grade near Alfoona today as the double Kender with Leuvel Hins at the vale of Wilted te hewr plunged. Seventeen persons were injured, and passengers from Palle and Beverely were knocked about. The train bound for Crow Chicake to New York was wrecked, with several crew members and passengers hurt.
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Alfoona
Alfoopa
Craek Flyer
Maemrberd
Veere
Severn
Persnans
Indore
New York
Ruthie
Garrett
Thealrng
Spangler
Derry
Nian
Plan for Ship Building at Pewaukee Storms into Public Interest
Plans to build light-hulled vessels at Pewaukee are outlined with slips and tug details. Edwin A. Wirth, president of the Park company, urged progress as Navy craft and coastal defense signals are discussed. The event will showcase model ships and torpedo tools, with demonstrations along Mileagheu and Wankes streets ahead of the two day closing celebration in Waukesha.
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Wanka Tewel Ark
Tewaukee Lake
Winrkesh
Roach Park
Dowel
Torayo
Bie
Marion
Seaweis
Mileagheu
al Waukesha Bedeh
Royal Windsor Monoplane Awaits Favorable Weather
Windsor Ont. The Royal Windsor monoplane, set for a flight to Windsor England, will not depart until a definite favorable weather report is received. The pilots and committee members concentrated efforts this afternoon as weather reports indicated unstable conditions and a potential delay. The plan was for an early morning departure, but conditions prompted postponement.
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Windsor
Farmers 10 Halt Killing of Partridges
A Utah county effort seeks to curb partridge killings by closing open grounds and posting No Trespassing signs. The Summit Protective Association plans a meeting to discuss protecting plumage and habitat, while farmers and hunters weigh permissions and protections for wildlife.
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Belin
Thungrria Partricdges
Uta
Summit Protective Association
Tewanes Emi Cictstye
Tvatt
Delafleh
Dows
Sae
V. A. Bath
Anceckition Aid
Cowwiy Fin Bureau
Sone Haye
Paviridge
Trent
Fia
Pernussion
Fricuil
Unig
Indians Given Life Sentence in Court Tragedy
A jury in Cleaveland court found the defendants guilty of murder of a man identified as Josh Febru ary oof OM.PL Max. Judge N. Tisford imposed life sentences after a week long trial marked by defense motions. The victims were attacked in a store building with brutal violence.
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Asyland
Derry
Max
Galety
Cliveau Court
Emnisel
Th N. Tisford
Ford
Marx
Ole
Four Year Searers Ends in Arrest of Alleged Swindler
In a tense case from New York, Savo K Milakovich, 98, was arrested by Sergeant Adalph Kragmer after alleged embezzlement of thousands of dollars entrusted during a Marae exchange business. Milakovich’s arrest follows charges of embezzling funds intended for relatives in the Hem area and transporting ship tickets across counties.
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Amlwauker
Savo K
Milako- Vich
Sony
Adalph Kragmer
Hi Country
Mel
Sivan
Seve
K_ Milakovish & Con
New York
Troy
Premtian
Fins Lotielet
Ty Tella
Dhe Ali
Ty Stes
American fliers held in Mexico amid rally telegram
Unclear dispatch reports American aviators Cary C. Reynolds and Sergeant Gil Nowland in custody near an Arbit search area in Mexico. They were en route to a desert rescue mission when authorities detained them at a Mexican site tied to the Interti Mona line.
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Ban Antonio
Texe
Vadodadrn
Mexico
Cary CG
Reynolds
Gil Nowland
Ware
Third raid at Sheboyan targets illicit beer in mills
Federal agents raided Sheboygan and Manitowoc areas uncovering six 50 gallon barrels of beer and a 200 gallon fermenting tank at a plant. Arrests included owner Joe Aleit and partner Robert, plus premises operator Saument and taser Jean Seyferth.
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Milwaulkien
Sheaboyean Suda
Plaees
Jeo Aleit
Guaprietay
Nil Ms
Robert
Egents
Fom Tnek Tin
Oro Esiab- Valmento
Tony Taunt
Saumert
Premietor
Jean Seyferth
Skeleton Unearthed Of Giant Indian Near Highway 28
A farmer reports uncovering a giant Indian skeleton about five feet beneath the surface along Highway 28 west of here. The skull measured 24 inches, prompting locals to remark it was the largest they had seen.
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Here
Historical Program 5 Made Ready for Annual Meeting
The Carly second annual meeting of the Wankeshir County Historical Society is prepared for presentation at the Mason Wall in Engle on Sept 1. The program features papers on early life of Waxleviie, local history notes, and music by Miss Walrous, with Miss Bovee as accompanist and Miss Hinkley performing.
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Wankeshir County Historical Society
Mason Wall
Engle
Bnangler Nanner
Mabel Walrous
Catherine Bovee
Minsie
Miss Walrous
Waxleviie
Iton W. AL
Titoly
Ormeal Hinkley
Miss Bavee
Fagle
D. M. Baill
Milwaukee woman fatally burned in kitchen stove fire
In Milwaukee, Wisconsin, a woman identified as Ilesex JAn kowskh act 1D suffered fatal burns when her clothing caught fire from a kitchen stove. A companion helped extinguish the flames and she was taken to a local hospital.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Ilesex Jankowskh
Werhone
Paris to London Flight Causes Alarm at Field
A chaotic report describes a Paris to London air event with a plane taking off from Paris 10 London Field. The pilot fights to land amid confusion as authorities respond with a hangar setup and warnings about potential danger. The incident ends with confusion among aviators and no clear outcome.
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America
Hertal
Prenell Aviators
Abandoned Hope For Paul Redfern Flight
A Brazilian expedition reports no sight of Paul Redfern after he departed Brunswick to attempt a nonstop flight. Officials and crowds awaited his arrival, but a storm and persistent uncertainty followed as days passed with no confirmed contact or landing.
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Rio
Paul
Redfern
Brunswick
Mlordly
Ide
United States
Leon
Lucifern
Hibernians Oppose Stage Irishmen Film as Convention Closes
Delegates at the 23rd Wisconsin biannual convention of the Ancient Order of Hibernians pledged to oppose the showing of such films across the state as the closing session last night. The group also favored a hands-off policy on Ireland's political situation, warning long-range partisanship by American citizens could influence Irish domestic matters.
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Madison
Tyne
Wisconsin
Order of Hiberniaity
Alswert Op
Tralee
Ireland
Mrs Davies Leads For Willys Knight Car In Whitehorse Race
Mrs Tom Davies of Wiles leads a tight eight candidate field in the Willys Knight Sedan contest. The group includes Francis Nettesheim Marion Tempero Mrs George Jensen Miss Martha Monks and Miss Armit Craver. District one contenders also feature W Roberts and Miss Bann Gutzman. South district leaders show Gene Francis Xettesheim for the Chevrolet Coach with Tempero Jensen and Monks close behind. The outcome hinges on a final campaign push as voters head into the last five days.
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Secoml
Willys-Knight
Ures Francis Netteshenny
Marion Tempero
George Jensen
Martha Monks
Roberts
Tom Davies
Warelriver
Wiss Bann Gutzman
Marrlet
Wiles
Willys- Knight
Sean
Iee
Amriett Craver
Erni
Kuna Gutztan
Ww. P. Roberts
Gene Francis Xettesheim
Chevro- Int
George Jonsen
Misa Martha Monla
Otter
Tn Tink
City Attorneys Salaries Vary Across Wisconsin Cities
Wisconsin cities show wide ranges in city attorney salaries. In several communities the annual pay is around 4,000 dollars, with higher figures in others. Some towns pay from 400 to 2,000 dollars, while a handful report 6,000 or more. Cities listed include Appleton, Watertown, Oshkosh, Wauwatosa, Superior, Madison, and others across the state.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Kenushi
Superior
Maddison
Sibiry
Appleton
Watdinbaa
Grey Bay
Manilowon
Oshkesh
Wauwatosa
Ashland
Baraheo
Beloit
Chippew
Falls
Cadaly
Ban Chive
Mar- Ineete
Merrill
Park Falls
Sheboy- Ban
South Aiwaniee
Watertown
Wantesi
Wanian
Stephenson Poke to End This Week
The inquiry into the gin ties of Stephenson, a former Drag an at the hiaan Waislux, now serving a sentence for fraud, is to resume. McGray, jailed in Atlanta, and Willian Evans, once Marion County prosecutor, are tied to the case with a $16,060 brite involving Ed Dackson and former Governor McCray.
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Indeanapoias
Marina Eganty
Stephenson
Dragan
Hiaan Waislux Lhe
Ife
Maydor
Gover Winton TS A McGray
McGray
Federal
Atlanta
Gag
Grand Iew
As Reiewn
Tron McCray
Willian Evans
Marion County
Eddackson
McCray
Whitewash label in Milwaukee dog track case sermon
The Rev A L Drake denounces the dog track case as a whitewash. He claims last week's action by D F Bozeman a liquor seller and Wes Kennel Club employee shows a scheme behind racing. He urges authorities to block the project for Milwanker County amid protests from locals.
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A. le. Drake
D.F. Bozeman
Wes Kennel Club
Keanis
Milwanker
La Follette Opens Campaign With Farmers Plight Claims
Senator Robert M. La Follette Jr launches re election bid at an Equity Society event in Ashland Wisconsin criticizing Coolidge relief. He cites declining farmer incomes and rising costs, urging government action, and contrasts with prosperity propaganda. In Boston sympathizers honor Sacco and Vanzetti.
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Ashland
Wis
Robert M. LaFollette
Coolidge
LaFollette
Equity Society
Tony
Mississippi
Ware
Ildeia
Senate
Lave
LaPollelle
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