Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1918-06-19

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at the Ashland Jail, thirty minutes
after he was arrested.
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Fred Dix of Cazenovia, is doing Is
days hard" for misusing his help
less family. Mrs. Dix will get di-
vorce.
Henry Anderson, farmland, fell
from a pulverizer near Edgerton, and
the machine passed over his body. He
sustained severe hurts.
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Robert Hanson, one month old son
of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hanson Of
Marinette, was scalded to death when
he upset pan Of boiling water.
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Clarence Pawelsky, 2 years old, Of
Milwaukee, fell from the rear porch |
of his parents home and went down |
fourteen feet. He struck a step frac-
turing his skull. The babe died two
hours later.
Rudolph Tanks. La Crosse saloon
keeper, was arrested by Frank O'COn-
nor, u S. Marshal, on a charge of vi !
olating the federal fuelless Monday
order Of last winter. He was placed
under bonds.
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VIM. Morgenstern OF Chicago had
bad luck when he went to Devils |
Lake, Wis., on a vacation. The young
man jumped from a moving train and
injured his foot SO that amputation
is necessary.
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Homer Payne and Norman Welde,
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lie school at Superior according to !
their confession made to Fire Mar
shall Good. The boys say they were
tired of going to school anyhow.
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Sam Muchia drew full years in
Waupun for holding up a Milwaukee
saloonkeeper and taking $500 three
years ago. Muchia and one accom-
plice fled and were but recently cap
tured. All received heavy sentences
from Judge Fairchild.
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For taking a dollar bill from a !
mans pocket and spending it for
drink Charles Kulacka of Superior,
went to the pen for one year in 1917.
The Attorney General has recon-
mended clemency as the sentence
was too heavy for the offense.
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Judge Kirwan of Sheboygan, has
sustained the verdict Of the jury in
the case of Minnie De Bruine against
DR.. Anthony Voskull and DR.. John
w. Hess awarding the plaintiff $500
damages. The plaintiff charged the
defendants with malpractice in an op-
Grafton.
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Five hundred men unable to show
registration cards were gathered in
by a small army Of state guards, po-
lice and deputy sheriffs in Superior's
first Stacker raid. Nearly all claimed
to have registered and they obtained
their release upon promise to pro-
duce proof.
Frank Kurth, Fond du Lac, refused
to remove his hat when the strains of
'The Star Spangled Banner came
down the line in a parade where 500
500 line shop employees marched The
parade broke up loyalty meeting
started. Kurth made full amends by
saluting the flag.
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Austin Rheingans, 4, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Rheingans Of Eagle
Point, is in the hospital with a pc
cuIiar infection of his left eye. The
optic is swollen about the size Of a
hens egg, and the infection has also
spread to the boys forehead and to
one of his wrists.
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Geo. Lamois, 20 years old, is held
on a sabotage charge for having de-
stroyed machinery in the shell plant
of the Allis-Chalmers company at
hYOo lzc
and finally the whole plant stopped
1t is claimed that Lamois threw a
pair of tongs in the conveying ma
chine thinning" the mill.
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Nick OudgCn, a Racine salOOnkeep-
er, is held for stabbing John Kon-
zadsO, another bcrkeeper. Oudgon
found his wife and another woman
out walking with Konzadsa and a man
named Jones. Oudgon whipped out a
knife and carved the two men and al
so worked on several bystanders be-
fore being disarmed. The women fed.
KOnZadsO may die.
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Richard F. Kaiser secretary of the
Kenosha Chamber of Commerce, ap-
peared at the courthouse and filed
petition to have the last word of his
name dropped and be henceforth
known as Richard Francis. The
name Of his wife and daughter have
been changed by similar petitions.
He was in charge of the last Liberty
loan drive in Kenosha.
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Slavs made merry at a COkerville
christening and now Frank Radio is
carrying stab wounds. Radio under
took to clear out a crowd at the point
of a gun. Other miners jumped on
him and when the smoke cleared he
was down with a stab in the back and
knuck wounds on his head. He was
fined for carrying concealed weap-
ons. Mike Ellish plead guilty to cut
ting Radio and paid $50 and costs.
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