Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-07-22
WISCONSIN.
HAPPENINGS
Important News of the Badger State
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1 Important News of the Badger State
/ Arranged in Condensed Porn
Milwaukee-In one Of the most
spectacular robberies ever staged in
Milwaukee, auto bandits secured the
s12,500 payroll OF the Edmonds Shoe
company as it was being transported
from the bank by the paymaster
Near the entrance to Kilb0urn park
the bandit car cut in front Of the
paymaster's auto forcing him 10 stop
The four robbers were armed with
sawed off shotguns and revoivers and
they We're offered no resistance when
they took the satchel containing the
money and made their escape.
Madison negotiated public dance
halls and public carnivals have been
Ieaislated out OF Madison by The city
council Dance halls Will hereafter
be required 10 pay an annual license
fee OF 800. Dances are 70 be closely
supervised and persons between the
ages of Is and Is win not be permit
ted 10 enter halls without a chaperon
Carniyals are barred from the city by
another ordinance.
Monroe Three crews Of highway
construction men have been put to
work 10 rush the pouring OF concrete
on ten miles Of state trunk road in
Green county The work consists OF
SIX miles on No ~. between Monti-
cello and New Glarus, three on -
north Of the Monroe city limits and
one mile on 20 entering Monroe from
the east The work will cost over
$500 000
Fond du Lac The Wisconsin Coun-
ty Clerks association at its annual
meeting IN Fond du Lac reelected
Harry basinger of Racine county as
president The other officers are L. +.
Shoemaker Waupaca, president
G. l. Hoderness, Kenosha, reelected
secretary and NJ = Rather. Langlade
county re elected treasurer The
clerks will me- in Ashland in 1928
Cumberland August 10 has been
designated as building day through
Out Barron Polk, Dunn and ST. Croix
counties on that day farmers and
business men win unite to rebuild
tho area which was rayaged by the
june tornado Losses from The lorna.
do on afty five farms in Barron county
totaled 100000. with about 20 per
cent covered by insurance.
Watertowu In one Of the first cases
of the kind ever tried in the United
States, b r. Zimdars. Watcrtown.
was fined for moving bees without
permit u was proved that Mr.. Zim.
dars violated The state law which re-
quirps that IN nspt t'ou must be
made and permi issued before
honeyhees can be moved from place
70 place In Wisconsin
Madison renewal appeal for
funds with which TO aid tornado vie.
Tins IA northwest Wisconsin has been
made by lee state tornado relief com
mIttee. The original request for 5000.
GOO needed to help settlers rebuild
the devastated district was met with
a response that totaled only $4,000 in
money
Milwaukee Fred Rahr, president OF
the Rahr Brewing Co. Green BAY,
has been taken to the house of correc.
ton 70 begin serving the eiEhtmonth
sentence imposed on him In federal
court for manufacturing and selling
beer Of Illegal strength A hne OF
$4,000 was imposed ON the company
Ashland Attorney William f. Shea
OF Fond du Lac was honorcd by being
elected president of the Wisconsin
State Bar association at its annual
meeting in Fond ia Lac recently
This Is the FIRST time In years that
a man from north Wisconsin has heI
this position
Iadysmth l.. Nj. Soule. conserva-
ton warden of Rusk county. recently
captured two small fawus He Will
keep the animals until they are old
enough TO take care OF themselves