Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-09-30

Madigon-A woman who Is unable q
answer all Of the questions asked ltr
under requirements Of the state mar
riaee laws, may still marry in Wis
consin. Mortimer LeFlfan, assistant at
torney general has ruled The cues
tion was brought up in sauk county.
where a woman who was desir0us {.
a marriage license, could
give only her name, residence, age and
color. State requirements stipulate
that she shall give the proposed date
Of marriage, her name, relationship to
prospective husband, if any, age,
nationality name Of parents or guar.
dams, and any previous marriages.
ITO some Of the questions the appli.
cant could properly answer q do not
Know" SIR Leyitan said. and tie
license could still be issued
Kenosha- Cracksmea invaded the
city hall at Kenosha and worked with
ia 40 feet Of the police headquarters.
They opened the vault ia the office CT
City Clerk George ". Harrington and
looted the cash drawer, taking $3.50
The thieves left about $40 in change
in the drawer. It is believed the vault
was looted while the city clerk was at
a meeting of the common council and
the robbery was not discovered Until
after the office had been opened tbe
following morning Police officers
entered the city hall during the night,
but none reported seeing any SUSPECT
Gus characters about the building.
Madison Despite strikes the rum
Der OF persons employed during Au-
gust was greater in Wisconsin than
during July, the industrial commits.
sion reported Building, highway and
railroad construction, logging. iron
mining and manufacturing all showed
gains Agriculture. stone crushing
and auarrying and lead and zinc min
ing showed declines for the month
from that previous. In manufacturing
the number of workers increased IL
per cent and the pay roll increased
"a per cent
Madison August holds the record
for number OF accidents occurring on
state trunk highways this season.
There were a total OF 1872 accidents.
involving approximately 100 persons.
rs persons were killed S. seriously
injured, III slightly injured, and the
remainder escaped without injury OF
the 1872 accidents 1873 of them. or ~
per cent, were caused by reckless driv
ing. reports to the state highway com
mission show.
Racine Miss Evelyn Calnan, De
Pere. teacher IN the Racine public
schools, was killed By en- accidental
blow delivered with a golf stick BY
Allan Sbmson. assistant district nj
torney Simpson was showing
stroke to a number of devotees OF tho
gume when Miss Cainal stepped be-
hind him Just as he lifted the driver
over his shoulder The club struck
the young woman just back Of the ear.
Viroqua Three little daughters or
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Beattye Of Wood
stock Vernon county. were buried
alive when u root cellar in which
they were playing caved in. Before
the mother and neighbors could re-
move the mass Of earth which en-
tombed the three children they had
smothered to death
Jauesville-A $4,000 suit for dam
ages has been instituted ia the Rock
county circuit court. Evansville, by at.
torneys for Carl Fairbert. Beloit
against Charles Reimer Beloit taxicao
operator Falrbert charges that he
was run over by taxi driven by
Reimer and had two ribs broken.
Shell Lake Joseph Straher. 70. was
killed on his farm ~ miles west Of
Shell Lake, when the team he was
driving ran away He became en-
tangled in the lines and was dragged
sevGal rods over the rough ground.
Mr. Straher was dead wien his son
reached the field
Ia Crosse-A light sedan carrying
five people ran of an embankmeut ON