Milwaukee boy found in abandoned Milwaukee road car
Michael Lecher eight found near noon in an old parlor car in the Milwaukee road yards after a three day search. Detectives and police combed yards, a boy reported being locked in by a negro Sunday night and was rescued nearly frozen. Police arrested two black men for questioning as parents alerted authorities after the boy was taken to Emergency hospital.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Michael Lecher
Milwaukee Road
Igentz Napiersle
Naplerali
Roy ‘Tolxinano
Lowe
Lad
Harry McCrory
Avongh
Rui
Michael
Alster
Bixter
Howe
Naplérala
Fool
Michaels
Wag
Missing Boys Spark Milwaukeewide Search and Attack Report
Police in Milwaukee confront the disappearances of two eight year old boys in separate incidents. One boy Roy Tolzmann vanished while walking home from school after a family friend gave him a dime. a citywide hunt is underway. Separate report says Trene Czerwinski narrowly escaped a choking attack as a man jumped from an alleyway. In a separate case Frederic Behrens seeks divorce alleging his wife hurled kitchenware at him.
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Tolzmann
Gladys
Jack Steinert
Bee
Roy
Trene Czerwinski
Breach of Promise Suit Begun in Waukesha County
Inu Waldo of Milwaukee filed a breach of promise case in Waukesha County alleging Fred H. Verring of Bendimae promised marriage on Sept 8 and other occasions but failed to wed. Waldo claims health impairment and substantial marriage preparations, seeks 10,000 dollars. A separate verdict found Henry Scherff negligent in a highway accident with Chicago Milwaukee St Paul yards, with talks of settlement at 1,000 dollars.
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Inu Waldo
Milwaukee
Waukesha County
Miss Waldo
Fred H. Verring
Bendmonee
Henry Seherff
Pewaukee
Chicago & Milwaukee and
St Paul Yard
Scherif
Park School Delighting Crowd With Northland Play
A School staged Away to the Northland at Park School on Wednesday evening. The delightful entertainment showed careful instruction by teachers and strong student effort. Two performances drew capacity audiences of parents and friends.
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Northland
Park Seriool
Board Ends Work Budget Adopted After 21 Day Session
After a 21 day session the county board adjourned sine die disposing of key measures. The 1926 budget rose to 149 000 from 142 000. The county total reached 7040 040 18. A 45 000 building fund was authorized for use in coming years. A inquiry into Wankesly income and inheritance tax was discussed but not pursued. Other actions included printing payments, a dry well, two motorcycle officers, snow removal 3 099, and a tax audit elimination.
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Wankestin
Mart Moore
Mila and
Murthy
Dist
Aly Nerman Salen
Wankesly
Bege
Delaney
Atty. Salen
Herman Ekern
Hia Assuragen
Rexoludor
Willlaty Kachler
Lax Commission
Falls Residents Suffer Fractures On Icy Sidewalks
Slippery sidewalks after heavy snow caused injuries to three Waukesha residents. Mrs. June Dement fractured her hip on Tuesday night, Mrs. A. Evrach fractured her arm near Five Points on Grand Ave, and Mrs. Fred Krumhaus fractured her arm on a sidewalk. Mrs. Dement's condition at Municipal hospital was reported as fair.
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Wansi
Waukesha
June Dement
A. Evrach
Disney Sf
Grand Ave
Five Points
Fred Krumhaus al
Municipal Hospital
Carroll V ote for World Court
At a Carroll poll held last Wednesday over 60 percent of the students favored the World Court plan under Senate debate. The Harding Hughes Coolidge proposals show 38 voting for, 22 for Harmony, 28 for Borah terms, and 26 for pan participation.
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Carroll Rcho
Senate
United States
League of Nations
Perry Recently Paroled Appears Without Arrest
Perry, a recently paroled inmate, appeared before Judge G I Jenkins amid public uproar over the parole. The confessed murderer had served three years of a fire sentence before the release, prompting calls to rescind the parole. He entered the judge's office with his father and four parole officers, and is expected to be sent to the southern Illinois State Penitentiary at Chester later today.
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TD. Perry
Tmitois
G. Il. Jenkins
Alinnia
Nerry
State Supreme Court
Perry
Jiuge
Cas
Chicago
Southern Illinois State Penitentiary
Chester
Swanson of Virginia in first address before Senate
Senator Claude Swanson Virginia Democrat addressed the Senate on the Harding Hughes Cox plan for United States adherence to the World Court. He urged that participation would not embroil the U.S. and defended the court as independent of the League of Nations, warning against misinterpretation and urging peaceful settlement of disputes.
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Paul R. Mallon
United Progs
Washington, D. C
Perminent Court of International Juaiter
The
Hague
Claude Swanson
Virginia Demacent
Senate
United States
Swanson
Lillter
Borah
Fata
Reed
Missouri
Virginia
United States Senate
League of Nations
Swenson
Hennises
League
Sucech
Prisses League
Anverlea
League of Na
City considers stricter snow removal enforcement
Readable fragments show council member Samuel Due Woody pushing for tougher enforcement after a major snowstorm. Departments coordinated a citywide sweep covering sidewalks and streets, with fines pending for violators and potential jail terms for repeat offenses.
Children in State Institutions Draw Criticism and Calls for Reform
A New Jersey meeting heard Misa Yorxa criticize the state Juvenile Department for housing about 4 500 children in institutions for long periods. She urged placing each child in a home promptly, noting many are not orphans and most have at least one parent living. She cited mismanagement, room cleanliness over child happiness, and a lack of attention to individual needs. Continued on Page 8.
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Igserss
Mian Wilawhoi Verxa
Ie Juvenila
Eural
Magia
Mike Yerxa
Reed
Okea Margarine
Akim Mk Wera
Hese
Shrmid
Waukesha Irank Watton League Elects Officers Event
Waukesha Chapter of the Irank Watton League held its annual election of officers. Jones as president, Crane as vice president, Warren as secretary, Clarke as treasurer. Directors named for two and three year terms. Meeting featured an exhibition of songs and mandolins by musician Gingles.
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Waukesha
Irank Watton League
Vo M. CG. A
Jones
M. Crane
Lee
FLW
Warren
Clarke
Jtoxs
Crane
Vermalt
Wekry
Siaud
Manalogue
Niasel Gingles
Natacha Begins Divorce Action in Paris
Natacha Bianbovit known as Mrs Rudolph Valentine files a divorce petition against Ralph Valentine in Paris. The case, linked to prior actions and a press agent's involvement, emerges after Valintine left America. Proceedings center on an American couple with ties to Indiana and a pending action.
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Paris
France
Natacla Bianbovit
Rudolph Valentine
Ny Ogi
Artiow
Ralph Valentine
My Sheik
Valentina
Bla
Vt Cyadelil
Beediie
Gugilelini
Rodolfo Cupletni
Rudalph Volonthia
Americam Finatin
ASK MITCHELL BE OUSTED AS CASE CLOSES
Washington December 17 United Press reports the court martial of Colonel Wilha Mitchell nears conclusion with the defense arguing he was wrongly troubled and that efforts to curb air power stem from earlier wars. The court considers whether Mitchell’s actions endangered national defense and whether Weeks letter influenced the captain’s fate.
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Mitchell
Walihngton
U. Pjy
Wiha Mitchel
Inne
Llodny
Didmiasal
Mitchel
Mitel Wali
Virginia Capes
United States
Askip
Lar Ant
Local Event Night Schedule at Park Theatre and Parish Union
A fragmentary community notice lists an evening lineup featuring the Merry Widow at Park Theatre at 7:30, Royal Neighborhood 7:30, Westminster Guild 8:00, Woodmen of Werl fundraiser 7:00, plus events by Business Girls Clarist ines, Wea Modorts, Heavers, and a Bloom-A Benefit cart party at Parish Union with various start times.
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Toyal Neighborn
Westminster Guild
Woodmen of Werl
Business Girls
Claristines Party
Yorb O. AL
W—M. BE
Pereign
Iseinnary Society
Wea
Park Theater
Maroniie Todgee
Parish Uni
Owner Burned In Attempt To Save Baby
Fire at the Kort Bakery building gutted shop machinery and damaged furnishings as Mr Kort and family escaped. A baby girl in a nursery room was saved by a nurse, while another woman remained missing in the smoke before being located. Insurance and business interruption discussed as Kort pledged to resume Five Points Branch operations soon.
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Todas
Kort
Alove
Dorothy
Orff
Spunsa
Reydys
Mr. Kort
Mrv
Kori
Wally Aceni
Bnamera
Bnt
Tenmorary
Robert Smith
Korfi
G. W. Boteler
Freeman
Mr. Korft
Labor Picture At YM, Unions Stage Film On Merit
Waukesha Trade Unions present a Labor Picture at the YM YWCA tonight with showings at 7:30 and 9. The film contrasts slave era misery with present conditions, showing life in union and nonunion shops and the morale gap. Milwaukee Patrolman Robert Sharp settles suit for 50,600 after a motorcycle collision. trial halted by Judge Waiter Shing.
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Ym.g. A
Waukesha
American Federation of Blithor
America
Aiso
Milwaukee
Robert Sharp
Bfore
Waiter Shing
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Wells Senalotis
Frederick F. Molt
Milwaukee County Dental Society
Mie
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