davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1924-01-25

Uncle Alb says: The man that
really wants to go to certain placs
generally manages to get there.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1924-01-25

always drink some Of Boldts good
coffee whom In Seattle. ADV.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-07

,Yonkers,N. Y, 5. cervence,
Ctrnactileta Anna Bobarova
je We zdejsim vezeni ma obvi-
|neni z bodnuti a usmrceni sve
no bratra Jana matcinym chile
bovym nozem. Jan, jenz byl
o rok starsi nez sestra jeho,
skonal "a pIl hodiny po utr-
p9ni zraneni a Anna, zanecha-
vsi jej lezfciho ma podlaze, 8
nozem trcicim prsou, utekla.
Pi. Bobarova, matka deti, sly
sela hadku mezi mimi, ale ne
mohla zabraniti hroznemu ci-
nu. Pravi, ze Jan karal sestru,
pon9vadz Sc toulaIa dlouho do
vecera S hochy. Podrazdena,
Anna uchopila chlebovy nIz,
s ostrim deset palci dlouhym
a Sc slovy ia. te zabiju", vra-
zila jej bratrovi do prsou bli-
ze srdce.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-07

PROFIT T0MUTO NAvRHU.

Sociaisticka konvence bude pozadana dnes zvlasnim
yborem aby podporsvaa senatora Rober-
ta NJ La Foeta Wisconsin, ako kanddata pro fad pre-
sidenta Spojenych Statn.
konvence socaistcke srany ably uvazova IDA
mela by pfikonti ku kanddaufe senatora La Foea
zasadam Konference pokrokovou pockou akc ez ej
ndorsovaa neb zda mea by navrhnout Eugena " Debse
Ia kandidata
Hlasovano bylo Is proti pro La Foeta Text zpravv
konvence bude pfecten.
Vddcove strany jeden druhym valne schulz
odpoedne Moose Hail. vybize ably vsechny rakce sled
notify La Foettem prohasujce, ze "delncka je
nyni existenci We Spojenych Statech".
Prvn zasedani konvence byo Romano vcera dopoedne
hotelu Wnton. Sociaist6 tvrd ze doby vit6zstv
venci pokrokovcI SVEN dsi tfetf nko dplne
vitezsvi avsak posactelne pro ysechny prakcke uee
Znamena to zasvt move nad9je mez deniky vydedenci
prohasi Morris Hiqut zasedani vcerejsim.
Ma vane schulz vcera odpoedne opetn9 pri banketu
poces deegatI hoelu Wnton vecer socasch vddco-
We tlumocli nad6e ze kratce nova nebude tre
nybrz prvnf stranou." I#
"Dnea4. cervence bude vzpomfnano poticke historic
Spojenych Statd", prohlas Hqut schulz Moose Hail.
Zapoca jsme tmze zpIsobem jako brska dencka
zapocata jako soci&ln demokrate zaca jako vechny
spesne srany denicke tfdy zacay sved sme dohroma-
dy zastupce 100000 organsovanych d9lnki 1OOO
600 organsovanych armafI socalistckou stranu jeff
rodni organsac ne skupiny spesne sme je slouc
pracovni poitickou jednotku.
Neni daleka doba kdy dsnicky president denicti kon
gresnici d6lnc senaof budou d9la zakony vlad-
nouti j."
podobnen snyslu mluv tez kongresnik Victor Berger
Milwaukee We vcerejsm zasedan konvence mayor Hoan
z Milwaukee byl zvoen prozatmnim predsedou secna
afkou sany Sociaiste podrzf svo oddeenou
porokove organisaci rovnez podrz svo pnou
nisac sany Je mozno prohlasen zasad vede onoho,
jez vydala konvence pokrokovct. bude vypracov&no
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-07
KEITH MUSf PLATlT VYzIV
Ne 81. JURKOVE.

New York, s. cervence. -
Blanka Jurkoya, yynikajici
herecka New Yorku, dosta-
la dnes rozsudek proti svemu
manzelu Keithovi, rovnez her
ci, die ktereho musi il platiti
$50 tydne vyzivneho a krone
toho $1,000 ma jeji pravnicke
vylohy. Rozsudek podepsan
byl vcera -soudcem Platzkem
We vrchnim soude. ktery vysly
chal pred n6kolika dny sve-
dectvi v protizalobe slecny Jur
kove. ktera zadaIa $3.50 tydne
q $4,000 ma pravnicke ,vylohy.
Manzele Keithovi Sc rozesli k
vtli heretce Marjorie Ram
beauove, do ktere Sc Keitf "a
miloval q stall Sc pry choti svs
nsv1rnym.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-07

EEK, jez dosR. riznym osob-
nostem z oposicniho tabora,
kterym jest primo vyhrozova-
no smrti, budou-li pokracovati
We svych ltocich proti fasci-
sticke Wade.
v Benatkach zastup fascis-
I'd vnikl do domu soclalisty vi
Ignada, jenz kolektoval penize
ne1Flzenf n&hrobiu pro Mat.
Iteottiho. vignada vyveden,
stlucen druheho dne Sc vra-
til We stavu polovicniho silen-
stvi. v Teranse u Neapole ma
paden byl socialisticky posla-
nee de Angels deseti ozbro-
jenymi fascisty, avsak byl Ia
chran6n okolojdoucimi lidmi,
kteri byli upozorn6ni ,jeho vo-
lanim o pomOc.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-07

r. Washington Z. cervence - Dnes hodinu rano ozna-
memo, ze nadesla jsta zmena lepsimu Cavna
Coolidge m presdentova jenz ez Walter
Reed armadni nemocnc nasledkem oravy krve Zaroven
vsak neni zataovano ze hoch dosud e svrchoaem
bezpeci +sa ~
sobotu podnknuta bya operace eve pod ko-
enem, ably zamezen by da postup otravy krve wink
nvs pGvodne cd rakleho puchyfe choddle nez bylo
oho enom castecne doceno Pc operac stav nemocneho
zhors jedna znamka povzbuzeni spaovana tom ze
herecka pon6kud pokesa re podafio zamezt vniknu
otravy do nejdIlezit6 j$ich organG teesnych.
President p' CooidgeOva jakoz starsi jejich SYM
John ztravil nemocnici ceou Poseze zmneny vrat
pozde noc do Beho Domu avsak brzy prel zpet do
nemocnice proVazen soukromym sekreaem prsdentovym
Clarke. Kdyz tento byl tazan sav nenocneho prav
rouze: "V6ci sou vemi vazne". s
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pro jeji 1toky ma fascisty We
spojenf sc zavrazd9nim po-
stance Matteottiho. v prohla-
SEMI casopisu toho pravi Sc
mezi jinym: stNezneuxfvejte
trpxlivosti fascistd. Nezapo-
mente, xe fasciEnus jest stale
je5ts pfflis ivy" Z&roven o.
snAmaie = csIS fada vjhra-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-07
.B0J Y k0NvENCt DO kRAJNOsTl.
v$EcHN0 0sllf 0 D0ciLEN( KoRa-
PR0MlSu uPLME SELhALO.
McADOO, NEJSILNEJSf KANDIDAT, ODPf-
RIA ODSTOUPITI..

New York, Z. cervence - Vsechno usil vyvfjene po-
havary strany pfvodeni neakeho kompromsu mez
uaay aemokracke narodn konvenc setkao Sc napro-
stym nezdarem Dnes bude zahaeno zasedan silky
vsech ostatnich kanddatG vrhnou prot onem Waa G.
McAdoo-a pokus rozrist e tax umoznti nominaci
"a presdena McAdoo rozhodne odepfe vystoupti re
pasu Demokratcka strana vcera bya poti
keho zmatku Vschni kandidti vyjma McAdoo-a podesa
dohodnut mz zbavui delegy vsekych insrukci I'd
vazkd sobotnim zasedan hasovano al do IT.
hallotu Jehoz vysledek byl: McAdoo Smith
nj hlasy byly roztristeny
Jako vysedek konferenci zastupcd vsech kandidatn
pfedsedou narodnho vyboru Cordeem Hulem senatorem
Inomasem j. Walshem. pfedsedou konvence odrocy
dnes hodnu rano vyrozumenm, byti opetne
svolany predsedou Huem predozeno konvenc az
jde Sc dnes IL hodn dopoledne:
l. Dohodnuti podcpsane zastupc guv. Smitha ctrna-
c kanddatd ktef mali sebou enom delegace svych sta
td jimz sprosu sve deegay vsech instrukc zavazku,
kterezto dohodnuti McAdoo vcera odeprel podepsati
z. Navrh strany McAdoo-a zamnuty ostatnmi pat
nach kanddaty zruen pravid die nehoz deegace jed
notlvych stat1 hlasuj ceku pravdla nehoz dvou-
renove vetiny je zapotfebi doceni nomnace
deni nenizsho kanddaa p kazdem postupnem hasov&ni
az nomnace bude ueinena ma sprcten deegatd vsech
tstrukc f--~~
+ 8. Resouce souhasu dohodnutim patnacti kandi-
datd navrhuiici ably deeg by vhc vse
kandidatdm jako by tito odstoupi.
Rovnez ocekava re bude pTedozen konvenci jiny
navrh ueineny konferenc vcera veeer E. H. Moorem
Ohla ale pro nemuz posavl vSchn ucastnc
zejmena pax Charles F. Norris zstupce James NJ Coke
ably konvence upusla pravdla dvoutfetnove vetsny
provedla nomnac 568 hlasy coz e cslce pfedtavuc vet
snu hasd statI vymkou ses territor nichz kazde O.
devzdava hlasl pdanim cekoveho vota terrtor ku
sine akto zskane
Die pravida dvoutretinove vesne nutny jsou 1872 ha
docilen nomnace kdezo prosta vetsna by bya $50
N6kterf ohioskych delegatI odporucova lsek cele
Newtonem D. Bakerem senatorem T. j. Washem neb GU
vernerem Smithem jako kanddatem mstopresidenta
vsak Baker sdel pfaelum ze nepeje 81 byt povazo
van kanddata toho duvodu neme zadneho zastupce
konferencich jez konany dnes casneho ra
Soukromym minenm Bakerovym pry je. re demokratcky
kandda nominovany stavajicich okolnost nebude m
tem6r zadnych vyhlidek zvoleni
Vcera stoupenc McAdoo-ovi konal sch1zi jed
hoeu horeS cas m6sta niz jejich kandidat pro-
hlas ze by povazova zrdce kdyby nyni zapasn
ustoup Bude udz veden BOZ do krainosti konvenc
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lTAL3Tf Fascist VYHRO.
zuJf 0DPoRcoM.

Rim, 5. cervence. 'Popo-
10 d'Italis". casopis minister
skeho pfedsedy Mussoliniho,
jenz yydavan jest. nynf jeho
bratrem Arnaldsm, uvefejnu-
is dnss ytpsa psoN opesici
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FInoVf VfTfzi NA olYlaPlADE.

Colonies Stadium, France 6. cervence, - Willie Rio-
la, Fin zv9zil dnes b&hu zavod vzd&lenost 900
etrn ma blltv3 z&vodn dr4ze ez kratce pied tim byla
skropena snym de6t1m Rovn4z vrh4nf bfeen zv3zil
finsky athet Johnnie Myrra. .st,s
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sTAvPRESIDENTovA SYNA KRITIckfM
AM OPERACf Sc NEPODARILO ZASTAvITI
POSTUP OTRAVY KRVE
Bulletin.

Washington 2. 6ervence Calvin Coolidge, NIL, byl
bzek srt dnes trech zachvatech kdy zdso
x konec nadeeL Lsaf odhoda pro njekci sonsho
toku zoufals si sesleni eho kve tax aby mohla vzdo
(rovati postupujici otravs. .a int~t
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HOlstein Cattle
Maintain Lead
HOlstein Cattle Continue to Keep Lead
in Reports of Cow Testing. in
Wisconsin.

Madison. Wis. - Holstein cattle con-
tinue to lead in production achieve
ments in the one hundred and forty
contesting associations of Wisconsin,
according to the December reports COM
piled by A. J. Cramer Of the state col
lege of agriculture, here. High pro-
duction honors for individual cows
goes to John Wuethrick, Greenwood
owner of a HoIstein whose yield for
the month was ola pounds of butter
fat or the equivalent of 11A.2 pounds
of butter.
High milk production h0nors for the
herd went to Robert L. Roy OF Eau
Claire county. This herd yielded 170.4
pounds of milk per cow for the month
from 10 cows.
Clinton Sleeves Of Racine county had
the high fat producing herd with 10
cows making an average of 1913 pounds
of fat, the equivalent of 6g.1 pounds
of butter for December.
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" Winters ODer''
Said GrOundhOg

Winters overt
That is it's over if you put any faith
in the old belief in Grounding Day.
Saturday, Feb. 2, was Grounding Day
and all day long there wasr't sign
of sun to make Mr.. G. Hog see his
shadow when he venture ont of his
hole.
He could have played sre1Hd all day
and never thought Of going back into
his hole II shadow was all thai could
drive him to hibernate again.
But, be that as it may, the weather
man says cold weather is coming and
lots more of it, and adds that the
grounding doesn't have anything to
do with his Representations w, P
Stewart, the meterologist at the wealth
er bureau in Milwaukee, says that win
ter will stay until about March Is and
that you had better guard your coal
pile accordingly. The forecast for this
week calls for much lower tempera-
ture and whether he saw his shadow
or not Mr.. GroundhOg had better HE
back to his hole for a while yet.
The weathernan handed the insult
deluxe to the ground hog day super
stitiOn today when the city was caught
in the worst blizzard Of the year
despite the fact that the old ground
hog disported himself at will on Sat
urday and never saw sign Of his
shadow.
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One Man Injured
When Cars Crash
Binchi's Automobile Skids on South
Sheridan Road Saturday Night
Wrecks Two Cars.

Vierni Binchi, Of 1872 North Rowland
avenue, had double-header accident
Saturday night when his automobile
skidded while being driven south on
Sheridan road. Daniel Bacini, 716
Middle street, a passenger in Binchi's
machine, was cut about the head, the
left hand and badly bruised about the
knees.
According to the police, Binchi was
travelling at a high rate of speed when
his machine began to skid. He first
crashed into the, left side of an auto
mobile being driven north by William
Nyland, smashing the running board
and tenders. The car, now running
wild, smashed into a second automo-
bile belonging to Charles Johnson, of
Waukegan, intlieting similar damages,
and then having snapped off the left
rear wheel, slid $50 feet bringing up
against telegraph pJle at the south
end of the Simmons ball park
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FARMERS WEEK
Is UNDER WAY
WiscOnsin's Farmers Week
Gets Under Way at
Madison Today.
TOUCH MANY SUBJECTS

Madison. -- The annual Wisconsin
Farmers week got under way here to-
day at the College of Agriculture,
with every phase of agriculture SEIZED
uIed for consideration in some form
or other. The week will bring together
principal agricultural leaders Of the
state, dairy association and women
leaders.
General sessions will be held each
day during the week, together with
special meetings dealing with specific
problems and subjects. Today's gener-
al session was featured by an address
by Emerson Ella, chief counsel for the
Northern Wisconsin Tobacco pool on,
"The Essentials of Cooperative
Marketing company" Other speakers
today included Prof, R. A. Moore, on
production of seed; G. c.. Humphrey,
Madison; Prof. B. NJ. Hubbard, "Who
Controls Prices?"; A. w. Sanborn,
Ashland, "The Ashland Plan
Many Meetings Scheduled.
Ten of the leading state livestock
associations are scheduled to hold
meetings here during the week. Special
alfalfa and poultry classes will be con-
Quoted by College of Agriculture ex-
perts. Special programs have been ar
ranged for women who attend Farm
ers' Week progrems, led by Mrs. Mol
lie Kedzie Jones, home economies ex
pert of the college.
The feature of tonights program
will be the announcement by Dean
H. L. Russell of the College, of FIVE
persons selected for awards for dis
tinction in agricultural pursuits
This is an annual custom at the col
lege, started in 1909. Among those
who have been honored with certif-
Gates of recognition have been Henry
Wallace, at present secretary of agri
culture of the United States; Sea
man A. Knapp, U. S. Bureau of plant
industry; Ex-Governor w. d. Hoard,
Fort Atkinson; Herbert Winsow
Collingwood and numerous state lead
ers.
Prominent Barker Speaks.
The annual meeting of the Wiscon-
sin State Drainage association gets
underway today, with the Great Lakes
st. Lawrence waterway project one
of the principal topics for discussion.
Walter w. Head, president of the
American Bankers association, will
be the chief speaker tomorrow.
The daily programs Of the Farmers
Week will be broadcast each day over
the University radio station, VIVA.
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BADGER LEGION
FOR SHOWDOWN
State Commander WhaIey
Wants Showdown on
Bonus Question.
TO MAKE CAMPAIGN

Kenosha members of the American
Legion are very much Interested in
the action taken on Saturday, when
Villas II. Whaley, state commander OF
the Legion, wired John r. Quinn, ma
tional commander of the organization
stating that "the time has come for
showdown and that immediate action
should be taken to courteract the un-
derhand methods of fighting, the adj
iusted compensation bill" State Com
mander Whaley suggestes that the
Wisconsin American Legion make
canvass in the various cities where
posts are located and if such is done
the Kenosha Post will no doubt fall II
line for this work.
"Followihg the Veterans bureau
scandal and the recent senatorial die
closures in the cabinet, it is time fo1
the American Legion as an organlza
tion to demand an official show down,
Mr.. Whaley declares in his letter. =
campaign of representation has
been carried on throughout the natioi
to discredit the service men Of the
World war and defeat the adjusted
compensation bill in congress. The
soldiers must fight back at the forces
spreading propaganda that reflects
upon their honor and citizenship"
May Have BOth--Claim.
The form of ballot now being dis
tributed by the Literary Digest for
voting on the lIellon plan of tax re-
duction was condemned Mr. Whaley,
who charged the magazine with TAX
ing an unfair advantage by printing
on the ballot Secretary MELONS state
ment that his plan can not be carried
out if the bonus to former service
men is paid.
"The fact is that the people can
haxe tax reduction and adjusted COM
pensation for the soldiers at the same
time" he declares. ''Jet the public
know the facts and permit them
vote as they please. Right prevailed j.
1918 and it will prevail again in thiy
fight"
An intensive campaign for the bonu
will be started by the Wisconsin de-
partment Of the Legion Feb. 10, Mr..
Whaley announced.
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Expect KenOsha to
Send Delegation
Big Delegation of Bl,nOsha County
Republicans Expected to Attend
EIkhorn Caucus.

Many Kenosha county Republicans
are expected to be in attendance on
Thursday at the mass meeting OF Re
publicans of the First Wisconsin Dis
trict called for the purpose of nam
ing candidates to be placed on the
primary ticket for election as dele-
gates to the national Republican con-
vention ITO support the candidacy of
President Coolidge for denomination.
Thomas S. Scott of Kenosha is can
didate for one of the places, the dis
trict being entitled to two delegates.
Word from Racine is to the effect that
Racine county republicans are back
ing Walter Goodland for delegate and
will send big delegation to the mass
meeting to back his candidacy. 1t is
hoped that kenosha county will also
have a large representation there.
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brief resume of his life works.

brief resume of his life works.
The statesmen of Europe were
charmed by his oratory, his wit and
his personality, until they bumped into
his indomnitable will to do things his
way when he was convinced he was
right. Then the sparks few in the
secret meetings he had with, Lloyd
George, Clemenceau and Orlando. He
was determined to have a League of
Nations covenant so inseparably in
terwoven with treaty of peace that
no nation could accept one without
accepting the other. The opposing
statesmen found that only by letting
him have it could they get the provi-
sions of peace they wanted. The re-
suit was treaty in which all got
something and 1t was denounced by
it's opponents as a breeder of wars
rather than treaty of peace.
1t would require large volume to
tell all the interesting things that
happened to Woodrow Wilson while he
was participating in making the treaty
of peace in Paris in that historic win
ter of 1S18-1919. 1t would require an
ether volume to tell the engrossing
story Of diplomatic maneuvers, intri-
CUES, and dramatic moments that ct
tended it. Publication of either at
this time probably would result IN the
creation OF Aannanias clubs on both
sides of the Atlantic and certainly
would not add to good feeling among
peoples who are looking forward TO
an end of wars and an era of peace.
Get Nobel Peace Prize.
Woodrow Wilson himself would not
wish it. When, in 1920, he accepted
the Nobel peace prize for being "the
person who has promoted most or
best the fraternity Of nations and the
adjustment of 'diminution of standing
armies and the formation and increase
of peace congresses" he said:
"The cause of peace and the cause
of truth are of one family. Whatever
| has been accomplished in the past IS
petty compared to the glory OF the
promise of the future
Woodrow Wilson lived his last veal
and died in ''the glory of the prom
Use of the future" confident that right
as he saw it would intimately pre-
vail. He never lost faith in the
League of Nations but he lost faith
in some of the human beings who were
it's inevitable elements.
He closed his eyes confident that as
a man of letters and president he
had done his best for humanity but
that his best was not all that he might
have wished
Time alone can write his epitaph.
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Turns Salesman;
Lands in Jail

Ernest Bollen, 80 years old, of 48s
Edison avenue, was searching for q
prospect whom he might interest in
the purchase of a half-built court
house and Jail early Saturday night.
His communion with the departed spir-
it's, spirits which had departed down
his throat, apparently affected his eye
sight, for he mistook the police uni
form of Officers Perry Tuslef and Law
renee Bauschalt for civilian garb.
Scarcely had he started his sales talk
when the mailed mit'' was lid on his
shoulder and he was taken to look at
another bit of real estate, to wit: the
city hall Jail A charge q Sessxica-
ton was placed agaist ht~~
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MORRONE TO HAVE
GUARDIAN NAMED
Slayer, Adjudged Insane,
VIII Have Property
Protected.
DECISION IN MARCH

An order for a hearing, to appoint
a guardian fer Herman Morrone, was
filed late Saturday in the county
court by Attorney John F. Kuehnl.
Marrene was adjudged insane by the
state beard Of control shortly before
the expiration Of his term in the coun-
.ty iail. The matter will some up the
first Tuesday in March.
j According to statement made to-
day, Morfone who is now confined in
the Northern State hospital for the
insane ct Waupun, has property in
Italy valued at several thousand dol
lars, in addition to approximately
$4,000 worth of Italian currency in a
safety deposit vault.
Morrone was sentenced to two years
for the killing of his brother, James,
and in addition the judge imposed a
$1,000 fine on him, declaring that the
maximum penalty which could be i'm
posed under the verdict of the jury
was too light, considering the circum-
stances and the crime.
Begins Letter Writing.
When he was confined in the county
Jail for term Of six months to work
out the fine, Morrone, complained Bit
terly of the injustice. He at once be-
gan laying down barrage Of letters
upon the county officials,
When officials realized that they
were not the communications of a
rational man, sanity commission
was appointed, which returned YER
diet that the man was a paranoic, and
the matter was Immediately called to
the attention of the state board Of
control. A hearing was ordered held by
that board and the man was commit
ted.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1924-02-07
Says Norbert
Drove Reckle3sly
Wesley Robert Spice Places Charge
Against Driver as Result
of Collision.

Charles Norbert is charged with
operating an automobile recklessly on
Sheridan road as the result Of an ae-
cident which occurred Saturday night
Norbert while driving north on Sheri-
dan is said to have knocked the car
of Wesley Robert Spice into the ditch,
causing an accident The car was
thrown on top of woman and child
passengers IN the Spice car. TESv es-
capped Iatzi injury but were hes<. - a
result eg fa< accident
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1924-02-07
PROWLERs REPORTED.

The police received a report Sunday
that someone had been trying to break
into garage at G69 South Sheridan
road The repor& came from Mr. Gil
lespie who said that two men wcrt
in the garage but when the light
were turned on they fled. Another pc
lice report noted the complaint tina
providers were seen in the rear Of Tia
Beck and Mahlsted store on Par
street.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1924-02-07

More than 2,915,OO electric clothes
washers being used in this country.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1924-02-07

Color Of .ne flowers of hydrangeas
can be changed by growing them in
different So. IT is claimed
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1924-02-07

Some sections Of the Sahara Desc
rise from 5000 to 5000 feet.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1924-02-07
Former President And Wido5U
In Their Last Public appearance

Former President and Mrs. Wilson
as they appeared in the parade
which was held in honor of the dedi-
cation OF the tomb of the "Un-
known Soldier