Former U5 official 13 given 2 years in federal case
In Indianapolis Tad Balizell sentenced principals in a chain Conspiracy to violate national prohibition laws and steal whisky from the Jack Daniel distillery in St Louis. Arnokt Wellrich and Michael Kinney faced varying terms. other St Louis defendants received multi year penalties and fines. Cincinnati and other parties also cited. one case held with judgment withheld.
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Indianapolis
Tad
Balizell
Jack Daniel Astillery
St. Louis
Arnokt Wellrich
Internal Revenue
Louis
Mat Qoldstein
Tony Foley
Luo
St. Louin
St. Louts
Edward Melnger
Morris Maltin
Isadore Mullin
Sydney Martin
Larry Levin
Eoward O'Hare
Daniel O'Neill
Mtonthe
Robert Walker
Richard
Fitzgibbon
TF McGaffrey
Loun Gonnors
Cincinnati
Harry Stratton
Aen Noncaster
Lennard Brinks
Clifford Sampson
William Luehing
Ginelinti
Don Trabinson
Little progress at coal strike meeting stalls talks
United Press reports New York negotiators for anthracite miners and operators resumed talks after a five month lull. Union leaders rejected the Markle plan for a 10 year wage freeze with a three-person fact finding board and three public members appointed by the president. The plan would grant a nonvoting public council after 60 days of failure to reach agreement. The session opened at 1 p.m. with no immediate breakthroughs.
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Paul W. White
United Press
New York
Alvan Markle
Hizicton
Httis
Markie
Whale Board
Markle
Lecher Boy Suspect Held in Davenport Case
Milwaukee detectives, after identifying a man linked to a recent attack on a child at the railroad yards, arrested Brown alias Three Point alias Calisl Whiting in Davenport. He was found in an abandoned railcar after eight years old victim left locked inside. Fingerprints matched and inquiries extend to Milwaukee.
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Mibwaukes
Amiwanker
Milwaukee
Wis
Davenport
Refael Lechet
Milwaukee Road
Ile
First Auto Wins in Local Gift Campaign
Ronald Trakel, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Trekel, wins a new Chevrolet in the Cininktiing gift campaign by the Association of Commerce. The event was at Waukesha Floral Co with a Purehine prize and abundant merchandise awards announced for numerous participants including H. B. Cook, Mrs Krueger, Davies Bros, and others across local shops.
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Donald Trakel
Charles Trekel
Chares St. South
Association of Commercce
Waukesha Floral Company
DB. Cook
Mrs. Krueger
Davies Bros
Jatin Praeger
C. A. Gorder
Almennum Fondle Wanker
John Lester
W. Graham
Toilet Outfit
L. Fl
Wtine
Terbrand
Jvames Kenedy
Jbrand
Hallie White
Maeveler Drug Co
Phil Glaon
Storr
M T. Pay
Kataune Bros
Wmelsiher
Larson & Hrickao
Waukesha Flora Co
Fera
Thomas Morte
Williams Counsel Hardware Co
Arthur DP
Gaspar
Freeman Printing Co
Ernest Kori
Son of former residents wounded while hunting
Ford Rowell elder son of Mr and Mrs Frank Rowell of St Paul was seriously injured during a hunting accident while visiting relatives in the north. A gun in the hands of his younger brother Robert discharged injuring Ford on the side of his face and head. He was taken to a St Paul hospital for treatment. The Howell family were former Waukesha residents. STURGEON BAY The old lighthouse on Hailey's Neck point has been sold to W Marler of LaPorte Indiana who plans a summer home on the point. The lighthouse built in 1852 is now in ruins.
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Ford Rowell
Frank ¥. Rowell
St. Paul
Robert
Ford
Howell
Waukesha
Sturgeqgn Bay
Hailey’s Nerbor
W. Marler
LaPorte
Ind
Marbler
January Graduation at Waukeshaugh School
Twenty three students are slated to graduate from Waukeshaugh School on January 2. A program is planned at the high school gym with performances by the school orchestra and choral numbers. The address will be given by President Maker of the Milwaukee State Normal School. The ceremony includes salutatories, music, and a presentation of medals. The full list of graduates includes John Al, Alice Kuenalt, Evelyn Milter, Erwin Berk, Nitithinia har, Sehale John Burnell, Jay Carberry, Willard Sutton, Vilzabeih Cenk, Kuta, Wormpkins, Franeen Crane, Raw Teaker, Harald Diatseher, Wiesenthal, Euhwine Husted, Noy Winzenmon, Louis Iz Grant Jones, Ruy Peterson.
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Waukeshaugh
Vhrosergises
At & A
Elvek
President ii
Milwaukee
Bray
Maren
Asthor
Wiah
Goffard
Batrios
M. Rowdey
Fstberg
Syordy
Hey
Ileywaar
Minew
Foner
Jonne Stwhents
Ous Natntfela
Veledietorian
Altea
Susan Kuengl
Ganitarian
National Honor Society of Sorandivy
Yong Nulatiaio
Sfareld Nery Yieo-Ygent
Alle Kuenell
Soretary
Edwin Triated
Warl Blasting
Mlur
John al
Alice Kuenalt
Efolenn
Ayal Rt
Evelyn Milter
Erwin Berk
Nitithinia
Har Washing
Sehale
John Burnell Oentse
Spanking
Jay Carberry
Willard Sutton Vilzabeih
Cenk Kuta ‘Wormpkins
Franeen Crane Raw 'Teaker
Harald Diatseher
Derle Wiesenthal
Davison Ridicules Extravagant Damage Claims in Court
Milwaukee judge C M Davison of Beaver Dam cited three cases to illustrate extravagant damage claims. A family sought 160000 for auto crash harms, but only the car suffered real damage. medical bills totaled two dollars. The other cases involved breach of promise and a police officer alleging permanent injuries from a motorcycle crash. The judge contends juries often favor defendants where evidence warrants modest awards.
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Milwaukee
U.P
M. Davison
Beaver Dam
Eilec
Davison
Park Theatre Birthday Celebration Marks Fifth Anniversary
The Park Theatre, led by manager Captain Loran W. Thurwachter, plans a three day birthday celebration starting January 1 to mark five years since opening. The theater has hosted impressive programs during its five year history.
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Porular Park Theater
Ite
Loran W. Thurwachter
Park Theater Thanks Patrons for Support Over the Years
The management of the Park Theater gratefully acknowledges patrons and their persistent support that made its success since opening over years ago. It pledges to continue offering top entertainment quality aligned with community standards and wishes a glorious and happy New Year from Simorals Loron FP.
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Park Wheater
Ste of Thia
Vaudeville opens on New Year’s with diverse acts
Grand avenue cues a New Year vaudeville bill headlined by three Orpheum acts and a strong Chere feature. Avalon Singers offer song delights while Sailor Burt Ford and Frank Holme perform music, dance, and yodeling. The featured photo play The Midsipman stars Ramon Navarra.
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Grand Avenue
Wankustha
Opheimactas
Avalon
Burt Ford
Mustai Guts
Frank Holme
Ramon Navarra
Evening Metro Schedule Listings Card
Wednesday events include Flower of Night at 8 00 p m at Park theater and Grace Lutheran entertainment at 5 00 p m at Palace Gantens Lanes. Thursday also lists Flower of Night at 7 30 p m at Perk theatre and Kiwadla do lineh eon at 9 30 p m.
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Grace! Lutheran Chore
Park Theater
Palace Gantens
Kiwadla Do Lineheon
Perk Theatre
Prohibition Drive Dampens Milwaukee New Year Festivities
Milwaukee faces a New Year Eve crackdown as five Chicago prohibition agents join local officers to curb revelry. Roadhouses and hotels risk fines and closures while city clubs and residents plan restrained observances. Meanwhile Chicago hotels report over 16 000 reservations for 1926 celebrations.
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Waukesta
Missankee
Ani
Quy
Farcte
Federal
Prodtntion Department
Bent
Asalog
Milwaukee
Dlatriet Prohibition Office
Chicago
Axstal
Tees Sponge Squad
Ulice Armatrang
Burns
Wisconsin
Stertlig
Assaniatel Press
Padlocking Action Targets 26 Wisconsin Saloons
Federal court consent leads to closure of 26 drinking establishments across southern Wisconsin. Notable closures include the Royal Palace cafe on Highway 15 near Kenosha, the Bungalow Inn near Fond du Lac, Badger Gardens in Fond du Lac County, a Port Washington saloon at 904 Franklin Street, and several Milwaukee roadhouses and saloons. Proprieties cited owners’ resignations or arrests as decrees were granted.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Consnl
Royal Palace Cafe
Highway 15
Kenosha
Vaidal Aionk
Uear Fond du Lac
William O'Rourke
Badger Gardens
Fond du Lag County
E. J. Atkinag
William Sullivan
Weary Erke
Franklin Street
Port
Washington
Bey and
Mary Patasius
Lenroot Announces Candidacy for U S Senate Next Fall
Milwaukee reports Senator Lryine Lenroot of Wisconsin, a veteran Republican, said he will seek reelection next year. He informed a group of newspapermen at a hotel that he plans to file in due time though he did not issue a formal statement. The scene drew a crowd and dozens awaited other business.
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Milwaukee
Wits
Lryine L. Lenroot
United States
Odd Homes Razed for New Junior High in Waukesha
The city began clearing two Maple Avenue properties to make way for a new junior high school. The Powell and Mulligan houses, long tied to local history, will be torn down within sixty days as plans progress for a modern school complex. The Mulligan home has recently housed apartments, while the Powell property passed through several owners before city acquisition.
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Arua
Davi Powell
Maple Ave
Elvan
Jytdor Mah
Powell and Mulligan
Orien
Ety
Yoenry Gittner
E.R. Batbarg
Watkerhka School Board
Parkingon
Dodkendorth
la Crouse
Waukesha
Bouthern Giattark Duclus
Mauigan
Anny
Wes
Alee
Powell Place
Morse
Gallely
WG. Manny
Haertel Shows Rapid Health Improvement At Milwaukee Hospital
Haertel, previously critically ill at Milwaukee hospital, has improved steadily since yesterday. Doctors today express hope for a complete recovery as his condition stabilizes and progresses toward recovery.
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Coa
Haertel
Awaukee Hospital
Crisa
Aly
Warrants Issued After Snow Struck City Easement
Warrants issued after recent snow policy violations target more than forty offenders. Tuesday court action sets Thursday service and Saturday morning hearings. Judge Parkinson and Gold imposed costs of 3.60 while various named residents and business entities face charges and fines.
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Annatal
Wane Kheaha Restenta
Irgt
Anid Wilds Rentencada
Ru. Freehoff
Willan
Keep
John Revita
Warren Wheeler
Casper Steteh
Sohit
Walte
M. Sharpe
Chates
Patterson
Nick Maxein
William Rufull
Mra. Marconi
Ledulnker
A. As Willa
Ralph Compton
John W. Shaver
Florida travelers tempt the winter sun seekers
Melbourne to Mirani column outlines Florida visitors in four groups: year round go getters, winter vacationists, investors, and workers. It contrasts the long stay of the resort crowd with the ten week presence of winter vacationers, noting lavish cars and muddy roads as they head south toward warm days and leisure, with a page continuation hinted.
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Putnty Haight
Tabnews Go
Melhgourne, Fla
Florida
Melbourne
Mirani
Mato Cara
Vat Masta
Kornish Funeral Largely Attended
William Blieauth and several relatives attended the funeral of Mrs. Henry Hornish at her daughter Myra’s home in Milwaukee. Frank Blieanth of Gramlaye led the procession on Tuesday.
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William Blieauth
Lito
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