Steinert pleads guilty in Milwaukee murder arson case
Milwaukee judge sentences 20 year old Jack Steinert to fifteen years for arson and five years for related charges after he pleads guilty. Tolzmann, mother of the slain officer, caused a disturbance as Steinert was led away, while bystanders and detectives managed the scene.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Pde
Jack Steinert
Shiver Ul
Roy Tolzmanny
Muntelpatl
Tadwe
George
Shaughnessy
Stelvert
Lark On
Tun Has
Ity
Eniarge
Wrx Pro
Ra Tolumann
Steinert
Alotyk
Haying
Stéelert
Tin
Tax Bill Passage Spurs Senate Action and Post Office Request
The House moves to approve the treasury post office appropriation of 807 million dollars while proceeding with other supply bills ahead of a holiday recess. Senate plans swift passage of the 325 million dollar tax cut bill, approved by the House without changes. Hearings on the finance bill are planned after the vote, with aims for presidential signature by March 15 to apply reductions this year.
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Washington
Senate
House
Treasury
Post Office
Smoot
Utah
Republican
Anf
Senate Finance Committee
Boll
Hays
Fiessea
Ways
Lto
Coolidge
Two Divorces Granted in County Court
Two divorces were granted on Friday in county court and circuit court. Thomas Griffin was awarded a decree from his wife, Dora uy Judge C. M. Davlson, and Marjorie Steven won her suit against her husband Waller before Judge David W. Agnew.
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Thomas Griffin
Dora
C. M. Davlson
Marjorie Steven
Waller
David W. Agnew
Community relief group to aid eighty five needy families
A central committee for community relief in the city mobilizes Elks Kiwanians and other groups to provide Christmas dinners and holiday supplies for eighty five needy families. Rev Charles W. Heywood notes all but seventeen are covered and invites others to join, aiming to avoid last year’s duplication. The effort, led by Heywood, Rev T Arthur Dunbar, and Edith Mitten, seeks a friendly, local investigation of needs rather than a centralized office.
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Wapukesta
Galgh Wrs
Haliday
Elks
Kiwanians Hotarians
Variang City Whitelies
Charles W. Heywood
Community Tellier
Freeman
Central Committee For Community Relief
Organizaliana
Sue Norman
Heywood
Fred Carey Heads Masonic Lodge Officers Elected
The Masonic lodge elected officers for the coming year at a Friday meeting. Worshipful Manter, Fred E H Carey as kentor warden, P H Leininger as junior warden, Fred Winchell as sec Telary, O R Evans as treasurer, John A Rodgers as trustee, Charles H Jacob as senior deacon, Frederick E Kleht as junior deacon, George H Butler as senior steward, Marl Shaffer as junior steward, Thomas Ryall as tyler. Installation by Post Master Fred Wardrobe. Christmas party planned at Temple on Tuesday December 29 at 7 o clock with a town and program.
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Masonic Lodge
Manter
Fred E H. Carey
Kentor
P. HH. Leininger
Fred Winchell
Sec
Telary
O. R. Evans
John A. Rodgers
Charles H. Jacob
Frederick E. Kleht
George H. Butler
Arthur O. Hinz
Army air men injured in fall crash near Zanesville
Sergeant Lawrence Stipe of Saginaw Michigan was likely fatally injured and Lieutenant James Hewinge of Dorton Massachusetts was seriously hurt when their plane on a route from Mansfield Aberdeen Maryland to McCookfield Dayton Ohio crashed five miles west of here. Stipe suffered a broken back.
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Zanesville
Lawrence Stipe
Saginaw
Mich
James Hewinge
Dortop
ThiMpsfield
Aberdeen
Mad
McCookfield
Stipe
Mitchell Sentence Insult to America Touted on House Floor
Washington debate cites court martial of Colonel Wilkin Mitchell as an insult to free America. Representative Tillman accuses the sentence of war crimes and contends the firing of generals’ jury imposed a four year suspension, calling for strong action.
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Washington
1.C
Wilkin Mitchel
Cate Grens
Tillman
Arkiansiy
Dowoerni
Rying
Tiliman
Fillman
Nila
Plans to Revive Third Party in North Dakota Meeting
Proponents of a revived third party in North Dakota aim to build a national movement after a failed Farmer Labor party showing. Leaders convened to organize a northwest conference and plan a field for 193? elections, advocating state public ownership and bank reform.
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Bismarck
Thek. Lll
Stobert M. Tau
North
Dakdta
Leddern
Iran
Wiliam Lemke
Marek
Caniidales
Eolgreas
Fivar Iconeh
Jarcy
State Bank of North Dakota
Northwest
Weather outlook and court ruling in Washington area
Snow forecast for December 21 to 26 covers the Great Lakes lower lake region with snow starting Monday and lingering later in the week. Cold, below normal temperatures prevail through most of the period. In Washington the District of Columbia Court of Appeals denied a hearing on bribery indictments against Albert Pell Edward Doheny and Edward Doheny Sr reversing a lower court halt.
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Washington, D. C
Great Lakes
Lower Lake Region
Colter
Washington, DL
Columbia Court of Appeala
Abbert TH. Pell
Edward J. Doheny
Weekend Theater and Dance Schedule Listing
Saturday events include Moderns at Park Theater at 1 p m, Three Tink Rebokat at 8:60 p m, Moose Hall dance at 9:00 p m, Palace Gardena dance. Sunday offers Knockout at Park Theater at 2 30 p m. Monday shows Rotary Ivacheon at 12 10 p m and Knockout again at Park Theater 8 p m. American Legion Auxiliary and United Order American events noted with $300 p m.
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Theater
Park Theater
Rotary Ivacheon
American Legions
United Order Americanu
SPECIAL XMAS SERVICES AT CHURCHES
Christmas services are planned at Wankoaho churches with varied observances. Congregational, Episcopalian, Presbyterian, and Methodist services feature carols, organ recitals, choirs, and candle light vigils. Attendees are invited to join the seasonal programs and Holy Night gatherings.
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Wankoaho
Congregational Church
Servon
Evangeline Olson
W. A. Christoph
Leonard Larson Arter
C. C. Edmondson
Ardett Olson
Hallay Wheaton
Dubois
Shine
G Star
Gethal
O Murtory
Hethkehem
Clark
Olson
Mra_ Dangani
Nazareth
Goungi
Dudoly Young People's Meeting
Gendor
Misa
Dorothy Webb
Mya
AL Dungan
Evanselleal
Presbyterian Church
Herald Angels
May Christoph
Jesus
Pietro You
Garighiars
Slelly
Pietro Yous
Dunley Buck
Davies
HL 0 Sehramm
Judge Agnew Gives Christmas Presents to Ten Boys
About twenty boys on probation for minor offenses were given Christmas presents today by Judge David W. Agnew after a heart to heart talk. He released them with hopes they will reform and improve their conduct. The boys had been reporting to Judge Agnew on activities and schoolwork and all showed a splendid record.
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Minnor
Fensea
David W. Agnew
Agnew
Waukesha Tales Of Early Entertainers In The Post
The Saturday Evening Post covers Waukesha figures Dan Walf Wopper and Charles J. Uearrly recounting histories of performers joining a six town tour. The piece highlights ambition, a proposed company, and a rainy opening night at the Opera House in Waukesha with delays and doubts from theater management.
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Waukeeha
DanWalf Wopper
Charles J. Uearrly
Teerk
Gall’ Tlarris
Watkesha
Te Opora House
Hopner
Tarry Aitken
Abe
Triangle Film Company
Aitken
Varris
Htis
Agy Angetor
Jul Coleen
Heathers
de Usesiat
Milwaukee
Lwatile Haller
Gus Weinberg
Agrestler
Waukealin
Wisconsin
Waukesha
Walsh Urges Entrance Into World Court
United States Senator Walsh argues against avoiding the World Court. He warns the court offers little peace, and US entry carries no guaranteed rights or obligations. He says cooperation could bring future disputes to this tribunal, not guarantee perpetual peace.
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Walsh
United Press State
Wabitington
United States
Traning J. Walesh
Montanay
Senate
Swinson
Harding-Hughes-Coolidge
Avinrivan
Hague
Tttun Ls Foundation
League of Nationa
Waleh
Snow removal warrants target passers by in city action
Several defendants face arraignment in municipal court over warrants issued for failure to clear snow from property within twenty four hours after a storm. City officials and boards reviewed enforcement, with penalties set at fines up to five dollars if guilty, after a prior ordinance draft by City Attorney Holmen Daubnar.
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Wanants
Twen
Remot
Beln
Jock of Nimuety Heldding
Atty
Ulerating
Salem Ting Frank Roberta
A. Foreey
Ard
Willan Feinberg
AL Lyle Donglas
W. Milroy
We Hardy, Jr
Arthur Potts
Ro Vv
Inunlé eTpal Court
Mintona
Prohibition Rules Reach Toilet Waters and Medicines
Washington reports new prohibition rules effective February 1926 restricting whisky, brandy, and gin in non beverage preparations including toilet waters and medicines. Manufacturers must explain formula histories and timelines, while some alcohol will be allowed in non beverage contexts. druggists will receive genuine liquors for physicians end uses. In Wisconsin, Henry Oberholtzer, former Vilas county conservation warden, will face effnentt court next April for embezzlement linked to state funds.
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Washington, D. C
the Treasury
Andrews
Prohibition Department
Rhiselander
Wis
U. BP
Henry Oberholtzer
Vilas County
Effentt Court
Eagle River
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Fred Carey
Army Air
Mitchell
America
Congress
THIRD
Bismark
NL 4
Dickenson
Fred J. Holton
Mra
Nettle Taylor
Indianapolis
Ind
Chet Hee Husiid
Siice
Waukesha 13
Odd Fellows Hall
Odd Fellows
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