Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-11-30

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GeEIso1-The discovery Of errors IN
tEe returns from Crawford and Racine
/ counties aecess eating sending them
back 10 the county canvassIrg boards
. t1- correction and the delay OF the
returns from 0ae.da county will delay
the york Of rhe state canvassing
board ! discrepancy OF 800 votes
was discovered II me returns from Ra-
enc county for governor
Green Bay-The United States su-
preme court has affirmed the judgment
Ct me Brown county circuit court ii
l1e case % Mary OConnor, who sued
she Chicago. Milwaukee and St. Paul
road 70 recover Tor the death Of her
husband. Frank O'Conn0r. engineer.
who was killed July IS, 1913. when his
train was wrecked at Cat2Ine The
Judgment amounts 10 $4,000 and costs
Green Bay - Fishermen's coats.
which were hung near d stove IN d
hshhouse Of the Wisconsin Fishing
company caught fire and started a
conHaeration which caused a loss OF
100000 About 100000 pounds OF
frozen isn were damaged. and the
plant was burned to the ground. The
loss is half covered b. insurance
Green Bay-Rtfus H. kellogg, sec
rotary and treasurer of the Northwest
Engineering Works, which is building
tugs for the Emergency Fleet corpora
ton. died OF pneumonia following in
fuenza. He was 20 years old. MIR
Kellogg was one Of Green Pays youn-
men who became prominent during
war.
De Pere-Ar1old Runge and LOUIS
Miller, two prosperous farmers of the
town of Glenmore were instantly
killed in an automobile accident near
this place. while returning to their
homes. Their automobile ran into q
bank at the side Of the road and both
men were thrown oct and their necks
broken.
Darlington Miss Helene Parkinson
Peck, daughter Of Or. and Mrs w "
Peck Of this c.. died Of pneumonia al
Washington. D. C., on Nov 10. She
volunteered her service TO the govern
aaeat, enlisting as yeowoman. first
class. United States naval reserve
force in July
Madtson-That the number Of sol
djera absent from the training camps
. without leave has increased since t4c
signing Of the q mist.ce is ghe ollic.si
word received here and al officers ans
even c.tzens are being appealed TO to
assist IN The apprehension Of suca
! soIaiers
Madison-The new uniform building
and loan MORTGAGE drafted by a COM
mittoe Of building and loan officials
and The building and loan examiner in
/ the department OF banking at the re-
quest Of the registers OF deeds OF the
state was approved by Attorney Cen
7 eral Spencer Haven.
Madison-The application Of the
| Wisconsin Traction. Light. Heat *
! Power company for authority to in
! crease the rates on electric power fur
/ nishe5 70 the kimbarly-CIark company
! at Neenah. Appleton and Kimberly
was heard b. Railroad Commissioner
John s Alien.
-Belated reports from vari-
| Gus sections of the state showed Wis
/ consin's total TO be S4.522440 in the
united war York campaign. eccOTdlnS
I TO State Executive Chairman Emersan
Ela.
Madison-In a signed statement
Supt c. p. Cary charges the "Prus
( Ran zlng OF American Education" h
quotes extensively from German au-
. thority to show that the system OF edu-
cation IN Wisconsin at present has the
ear marks OF the German plan.
! Green Bay Lieut. Reginald J. Cal
k.ns. the only Gree7 Bay aviator in
/ active service IN france. was killed on
/ the last day OF the war Ia an aero
( plane accident ACCORDING to an official
/ Telegram received By MS mother. Ms.
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