Committees Named for New Year Frolic in Wake sha
A set of volunteer committees has been formed to organize Wake sha New Year festivities. Ruth Judin Morence Keeler Annies Armstrong Ldllian fra Albert Dillingosski Chandy Smith Fleet Christoph Otia Dilmner and Koenig lead group efforts. Kiwanis club plans winter carnival events for boys and girls with races and prizes. Armstrong heads the events committee with Belfer handling publicity and prizes.
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Cty
Ruth Judin
Morence Keeler
Annies Armstrong
Ldllian
Albert Dillingosski
Chandy Smith
Fleet Christoph
Otia Dilmner
Koenig
Kiwanis Club
Ure Kiwanis
Nortis
Armstrong
Canimittes
Charsy
A. Aseunne
Belfer
Val Autre Blanks
Olson Farm Hand And Release Delayed In Community Scene
A disjointed report describes a farm laborer named Olson involved in a delayed release and a tense wait for a detective. Nearby residents observe a restrained young man under guard, with painting and subsistence routines noted amid vague criminal references and unsettled community atmosphere.
Ten bury mine blast victims at funeral in Princeton
Families mourn as funeral services begin for ten victims of a mine explosion associated with the Francisco Coal Co. at mine number two. The death toll rose to seven with Jake Shater and Marley Snow among the injured, some listed in critical condition. authorities report the scene remains chaotic and plans to review safety measures.
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Princeton
God
Plonson Stiestay
Frantisco Coal Co
Jake Shater
Cifierd
Biel
Marley Snow
Arrest proceedings in Collins case take new turn
A chaotic report outlines Collins as a key figure awaiting receipt of proper paperwork while authorities discuss custody and potential extradition. Sergeant Harry Dynal and Ormiston appear in movements toward Chicago and California as legal action continues against a suspect linked to charges including subordination or obstruction.
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Ig Collins
Keyex
Grauistan
Romaine
Siergeant
Harry Dynal
Allins
Wen
Donnelly Hreir
Mary Burg
Lie Rachia Coperiter
Wits
Collins
WIM Bis
Edward AL
Tin
Seus
Tyrder
California
Gustiyu
Presbyterian Executive to Speak Here This Week
A Presbyterian executive is scheduled to speak here tomorrow at the First Presbyterian church. The speaker, Ty Mose, is connected with a recently organized department addressing housing, finances, and social issues within the faith community. Local groups including Kiwanis and church committees are coordinating talks and luncheons to discuss church roles in social reform and unity among denominations.
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Vytoria
Expal Sioga
Andy Astising
Indebtes- We
Changs
Lipman
Amd
Kiwanis
Aga Dau
Lippman
Useril
Agana
Ipl
Ealeyaha Flake
Restorations and political maneuvering amid Pennsylvania primaries
Fragmented OCR text outlines party power shifts and restoring factions as key players await hearings. It notes statements on Tarr and Arizona primaries, committee proceedings, and potential election challenges. Members discuss influence, eligibility, and possible recalls, with references to court actions and party strategizing in the run up to primary votes.
Weather Sketch Reflected In Unclear Ledger Entry
A garbled OCR style weather note hints at an outlook with scattered rain possible in the coming week. It mentions warnings, some wind and rain patterns, and changes from prior conditions but remains largely unclear due to transcription errors. The piece appears to be a brief, period tone forecast fragment.
Shell shock veteran holds off police squad
A shell shocked veteran of the World War I era, Petit Johnson, barricaded his home in Mendota Latent after a confrontation with police. The man, aided by attendants, fired with a 28 caliber pistol during the standoff, injuring none as police entered the residence and struggled to subdue him.
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Petit Johfson
Antic McCornituk
Fie
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Telei
Galason
Tito Yessey
Doniged
Rendine
Ate
Cormick
Idan
State needs more police protection in wake of bank robberies
Wisconsin Hansars Protective Association secretary De Vournney says the state requires greater police protection after a spree of robberies. He cites bank holdups totaling 41600 in 1925 and 210000 in 1926 as evidence, urging increased vigilance and appropriations to curb the rash of attacks.
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Tank Robwrk
AL A de Vournney
Wisconsin Hansars’ Protective
Yenvyes de Voursnes
Hank
Humber
Dexson
Wiseconsi Bank
Wisconsin
Vutiraney
Unclear archival note on council lines and meeting
Fragmentary entry records a council direction under D C Wu T iang and Mehway commissioner, noting a Nilew fener along Liony 49 and a meeting Terena on the pring pal high. The legible parts hint at coordination between George Gorrivenn and Bertie hiner, with possible plans for a spring event.
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CLT
Worley
D.C
WU Tiang Éownty
Mehway
Liony 49
Heivceey Nerlin
George Gorrivenn
Bertie “Hiner
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Seoan
Terena
Ois
Wisconsin League of Municipalities in session on tax discussion
Representatives from about fourteen Wisconsin cities gathered in Milwaukee as the Wisconsin League of Municipalities met to discuss taxes. Charles J. Hammersley led the organization and the session covered recent meetings and local issues.
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Milwaukee
Anain League of Municipair
Charles J. Hammersley
Wisconsin
Ito
Madison
Whitdusin Raplis
Early Leaves for New Day Post Milawaquee Start
Colin Bayly deputy administrator of WestconsinWis cut Wissay to today to take over his new duties as assistant administrator at Richmond. Ernest Manchett has been in charge at the Au aust offic for years. A total of $1038 in the savings from Pavisville residents tested to aid in day liat carding in the tee port mittle public rade.
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Colin al. Bayly
Wistonaln
Wis
Wissay
Richmond
Ernest Manchett
suckenRot
Chirraga
Alotal of $1038 In Thesavis Cole
Pavis-ulie
Tee Port Mittle
Hundreds Await Trial As Grand Jury Indicts In Wisconsin
Brandon Wisconsin reports hundreds of persons awaiting trial as grand juries return indictments from the fall term of circuit court. Most defendants face charges of embezzlement or minor offenses. Many pleaded guilty or were held for trial with fines ranging to five hundred dollars.
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Brandon
Wis
U.P
Povest
Eleayap
Eauyigar Markail
Wisconsin
DE Lenifivinis
Grand Jury
Grasse
Mie
Honda
Sant
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Jah Stark
Vernon Blark
Jee Taylor
Peter Nateye
Martin Matson
Ben ‘Slows
Charles Whitt
Thomas Banta
Juban Yorts
Jesse Hawkins
Marth Metin
Stafford
John Hatent
Perry McCiinchy
Fred Zichw
Doe Sadaws
Jon Tyler
Pity Nichelos
Vic
Diva
Tenderson Finley
Dehik Stark
Joh Youte
Tom Triton
Prosecution Against English Quashed in Senate Session
Proceedings against former Federal figure George W. English at Inineis were quashed today, with the house electing to start the trial in November. The senate court did not desire publicity, and one charge was dropped as the house hesitated before the vote.
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Washington
George W. English
Inineis
We House
Senate
Fragmentary Trade Note on Brazilian Cupim Market
A damaged OCR fragment discusses Brazil and the Cupim market, mentioning imported items and timing after an attack. It references Teal and Geil Arrives, with vague notes on sales value and a single mention of a party or place in January. The text is incomplete and unclear.
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Pe Janeiro Cie
Brazil
Geil
Imad Deadey
Garage Man Found Guilty of Murder Near Milwaukee
A Kassel county jury convictes Sipes of second degree murder in the crime at a Shaker Ta area. The case stems from a dispute over a repair bill leading to the death of Daniel Dorin in a garage setting. The conviction follows testimony about a volatile argument and an attack after a vendlet van Teast incident. A financial note reports 4 40,297.85 assets tied to Emanuel L. Puli’s estate. County crews clean up fouls and snow blocking highways as roads are cleared.
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Daniel Dorin
Kassel County
Sunday church services across Wisconsin and nearby towns
A long, fragmented listing shows multiple churches in Wisconsin and nearby towns with Sunday schedules. It mentions First Presbyterian, Episcopal services, Methodist and Lutheran churches, Bible school times, morning worship, young people's meetings, vesper concerts, and Evening services with various pastors and locations such as Broadway and Bast avenue, South and Martin streets, and East avenue.
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Cherck
Gag
South
Martin Streets
First Capital
A. L. Drake
Gulk
Two youths charged in poisoning at Mount Tabor schoolhouse
Police say thirteen pupils at Mount Tabor schoolhouse fell ill after drinking from a well. The two licensed youths, ages linked by the report, face charges amid an investigation that found the water was rapidly toxic and caused illness during recess. Authorities, facing contested evidence, refused to drop charges as the case proceeds.
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Utd
Satin
San
Aveomulry
Mount Tabor
Paris
Lively Ledger Figures From Wis Treasurer Statement
The monthly financial report to the governor shows deposits of 435.02 in checking and 2942446287 in banks, detailing business sums at the end of November and noting state funds and transactions.
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Actbon
Wis
Trenhwer Salama Lavilan
Federal plan shifts supervision of tribes and offices
Dec. report from the board of Tadacan Mitcheners filed with the secretary of interior forecasts easing federal controls on property holdings by Cherokee Greek Choctaw Chickasaw and Senile Indians within 10 years if adopted. The board also seeks changes in the office of Commissioner of Indian Affairs and the superintendent of the civilized tribes, noting long tenure and civil service moves since 1842. Subscribe for the Daily Freeman.
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Tadacan Mitcheners
Elas
Secretary of Interior
US 8 Indi
America
Afia
Tran
Medigal
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Altos Warka
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Winder Civil Service
Ripon College Elects Most Popular Coed
Ripon College voters selected Miss Trautman as corps sponsor for the Ute Reserve Officers, an honorary position. She will begin her year of service next month, with John A. Dillon, the corps vice president, officiating.
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RIPON
Ripon College
Poplin
Prautmean
Sheboygan
Arsenifel
Alpha Gast ‘Theta Notority
Shold
Cu Hetcinipas
Stre Sulll
John A. Dillon
Ealet Calouel
Vorps
Tan Tebate Promises On Public Debt Reform Debate
A report on a debate at the state capital where Representative Tilson, Toucant, and Conn. argued over public debt policy rather than tax cuts. The discussion centered on Lyte Slaw’s framework and how it would affect the budget and fiscal strategy.
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Ereny
Triuy
Tilson
Toucant
Conn
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