Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-10-16

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Wis, boy, was shot in the back by
companion while hunting. He is in a
serious condition.
David A. Kahn, so, for the last %
years prominent merchant of Wood
ruff, died from heart failure in St.
Paul where he was visiting relatives
After successfully combating fire
in his brothers house, where he lived,
!. Joseph Lisowe, A, a Cleveland farmer,
was stricken with heart disease and
died almost instantly.
Presidential electors of the Common
wealth Land party, as filed with the
secretary Of states office from the
/ November general election, are Carl
AIKEN. Wauwatosa, and Cornelius
Leenhouts, Milwaukee.
DR.. A. S. Giles, for seven years
physician at the Northern Hospital for
the Insane, died at his home in Osh-
kosh. Prior to going to Oshkosh d..
Giles was connected with health
resort at Waukesha.
Nathan Allen, SO, Kenosha multimil
lionaire, died Dot. Z, in his apartments
in New York hotel, according to
messages received in Kenosha.. His
death came from an infection on tho
face which developed into blood poison.
ing.
Two small children of John Koch
were burned to death in dog kennel
on their fathers farm near Hartford,
when the straw was ignited. The
children had matches. They pulled a
toy wagon into the opening, which
blocked escape
The Wisconsin Federation of Wom-
ems Clubs will bold it's annual conven-
ton in Sheboygan on Oct. Ia to 16.
A list of ten names has been prepared
! by the state nomination committee for
officers Of the federation. Election OF
officers will take flace during the con-
vention
| Collision between an auto and a
street car in Fond du Lac. caused the
serious injury of six persons, Louis
Anderson, SO, and Benjamin Miller, SO,
both of New London, are believed to
be dying as the result of fractured
skulls and other injuries. None of the
others hurt are in danger.
August Roden, so, former business
manager of the Wisconsin State Jour
nal, died suddenly at his home in
Clear Water, Fla, according to word
received in Madison, by his brother
in-law, A. O. Barton. The body was
shipped to Madison. Mr.. Roden was
graduate of the University of Wis
consin
Automobile bandits are operating on
country roads near La Crosse. En-
route to La Crosse, between Genoa
and Stoddard, John Mueller was stop
ped by two men standing beside car
without license plates and robbed of
$11, his cigarettes and keys. The
bandits went south after leaving their
victim
The 5-year-old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Cleon Fleming, Ableman Wis,
was severely burned when she set fire
to her clothing while playing with
matches. Her screams attracted the
attention of her mother who rushed
to her aid Mrs Fleming was also
quite badly burned while removing the
child's garments
National candidates who represent
parties not yet entitled to recognition
as political parties under Wisconsin
election laws will be given separate
columns on both the presidential and
state ballots, Fred r. Zimmerman,
secretary of state, has announced.
The parties are the Commonwealth
Land party, Socialist-1abor party and
Workers party.
The Wisconsin tobacco crop will be
oae-third less than last year. latest
reports to Paul 0. Nyhus state stats
tician, show The crop is estimated
to be SO per cent of normal, compared
to an average condition of IS per cent. \
A crop Of about 33,OO0,0O0 pounds is
in prospect, it is said. Cool and wet
weather, wind and hail have all in
flicted damage to the crop, Nyhus
states.
A. R. Hirst, former state highway
engineer and defeated candidate for
governor in the republican primaries,
began work Oct. Z, as general manager
and chief engineer of a Des Moines
Qowal paving construction company.
Mr.. Hirst's salary will be $4,000 a
year, it was said. He will maintain
his residence in Madison however,
and it is indicated that the construc-
tion company may move its headquar-
tiers to Milwaukee.
Arthur Allen, of Evansville, an en-
pfoye of the Chicago and Northwestern
road, suffered compound fracture of
the right leg. He was working on the
section and while the men were on the
way home from work, stopped the
handcar on which they were riding,
to put it off to meet train and while
doing SO, were run into by another
handcar which was following them
with another part of the crew Mr..
Allen formerly was heavyweight
wrestler.
Three charges of nitro glycerine
fired in an attempt to blow the safe of
the e. A. Sanders grocery store, Mar
shall, aroused the towns people and