The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1921-01-27
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HAPPENINGS

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Assemblymal Samuel Owens.
The Ministerial union of Fond du
Lac county was organized at meeting
of the ministers Of the county The
Rev. l.. f. Kiekhoefer of Fond du Lac
was elected president, and the Rev,
w. c. Kurz secretary-treasurer
The oyerturning of a lantern in the
barn of f. j. Gehrke, a prominent
farmer and dairyman, near Manawa,
caused a $4,000 fire. Twenty head of
young stock were burned as was the
hay grain and two silos. The cows
and horses were saved by neighbors
Dist. Atty. Carl f. Young, Green
Bay, in a plea to citizens, asked for
cooperation in making the Green Bay
district a clean place in which to live.
His initial drive on the Wurtzel road
house is to be followed by others, it is
said, and an attempt will be made to
mop up all the saloons in the country
territory.
campaign against slot machines
and punch boards is in progress at
Wausau. A raid resulted in confisca,
ton Of six Slot machines and one
punch board. Four offenders pleaded
guilty and were fined $50 and costs
each. 1t is expected the law enforce
ment crusade will be carried into the
country districts, where there are
many gambling devices in operation.
Edward Rogers, James King and
Charles Turner were found guilty by
a jury in Oshkosh on the counts, as
sault with intent to kill, in connection
with the holdup at the Exchange Bank
of Oshkosh on Sept a. Attorneys for
the defense made application for a
new trial The jury had been out for
more than "a hours Each was sen
fenced to 80 years Imprisonment
Ripon college goods have put the
ban on card playing theater going, and
dancing on Sundays, through legisla-
tion passed by the executive and legis-
lative boards Of the Women's Student
Government association. Owners of
ice cream and candy shops have Of
fored their cooperation by discourag-
ing or forbidding dancing in their par
Tors on the Sabbath.
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Racine is assured 100000 memo
rial building as a result OF a decision
by Atty. Cen Morgan, that money held
in the war relief tund can be used FOR
the erection oil war memorials. mere
Is a balance Of $4,000 in the Racine
County War Relief fund A total OF
100000 was raised and $55O,OOO was
donated to different causes. It Is
planned to erect a, 100000 building
OF this amount 100000 Will be appro-
priated from the war chest fund, $780,
600 will be appropriated by the city,
and the balance raised by public sub
scripdons
While many other Wisconsin cities
are seeking Industrial supremacy, Ap-
pIeton has embarked on a campaign
which will make it famous as the gar