U S Marshal O Connor Active Rounding Up Bootleggers
U S Marshal Frank O Connor, newly appointed, visited the city on official business to secure bootleggers from Odanah and escort them to Superior for trial. He planned to return to supervise more arrests, aiming to enforce the new Indian liquor law replacing the Heli decision.
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U. S
Frank O’connor
Mr. Connor
Marsha
Cate
O’connor
Besse
Wis
Sovral
Ashland County Fair Showcases Best Ever Exhibits
The Ashland County Fair highlighted record livestock and produce displays with large crowds despite weather. Officials praised President Chooge and the fair board for success while noting plans to emphasize an Indian Carnival and improvements at the grounds.
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Ashland County
Wisconsin
Altho
Ashland
Ashland National Bank
Chooge
Democratic State Convention Harmonious in Wisconsin
The Democratic State convention met in Madison this week with strong unity and enthusiasm. John Cudahy was elected chairman as Williams received unanimous support for governor. Wolfe LaBonde named state central committee chair. The platform endorsed the national program and backed farmers and laborers. delegates include Karel as Delegate-at-Large. The paper will publish the full platform next week.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Guardian of Liberty Convention
Court House
John Cudahy
Wolfe LaBonde
State Central Committee
Martin
Williams
Wilson
Karel
Big Preparations Made for Big Event
Twenty five men and women, mostly Indians, were arraigned in United States District Court before Judge A L Sanborn on liquor charges in Indian territory. Thirteen pleaded guilty and were sentenced to 60 days in Douglas County jail plus fines. Arraigned defendants include Tony Seblink Charles Murphy Ed Murphy Ed Gaumbold W S Potter and Emma Robara among others. Ed Keltry and another defendant released on bonds. William Manypenny arraigned on two counts and released on bail. Odanah Fair set for September 27 28 and 29 with grounds being repaired for anticipated crowds.
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United States District Court
A. L. Sanborn
Indian Territory
Odanah
Ashland
Bayfield
Red Cliff
Tony Seblink
Charles Murphy
Ed Murphy
Ed Gaumbold
W. S. Potter
Alex Sharette
Thos. Schaefer
William Oshoge
Emma Robara
John Shebraish
Frank LaPointe
Charlotte Blair
Douglas County
LaCrosse
William Manypenny
Government armor plate plant location debate reaches Ashland
Secretary Ralph Brown reports a reply from Congressman I L Lenroot regarding the location of a government armor plate plant. Ashland, Superior, and Duluth seek the project with a Naval Board visit possible to Ashland. Minneapolis business leaders plan a Get Acquainted tour visiting Ashland and other Northern Wisconsin and Upper Michigan cities on September 27.
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Ralph Brown
Commercial Club
I. L. Lenroot
Ashland
Ashand
Superior Ad Dulath
Naval Board
Oor
Department
Washington
Minneapolis
Wisconsin
Upper Michigan
Twin City
Usiness
Hudson
New Richand
Clear Lake
Turtle Lake
Umsiland
Shell Lake
Spooner
Tribal enrollment dispute roils Menominee leadership
Aug 5 Staten Island Sentinel report criticizes enrollment committee leaders Reginald Oshkosh and Mitchell Oshkenanien for years of tribal strife among the Menominee. It details past charges, removal from office, alleged misconduct, and calls for checks on their influence as they push to Washington over governance and annuity concerns. Continued to next week.
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the Sentinel
Tavising
Eaders
Reginald Oshkosh
Mitchell Oshkenanien
Washington
Nicholson
Oshkosh
Department
Neoepit
Orather
Coommissioner of Indian Affairs
Washington D. C
A. S. Nicholson
Oshkosh and
Oshkenanien
Wisconsin & Northern Railroad
Osikenanien
Hoppenyan to Open Undertaking Business in Phillips
Bernard Hoppenyan of this city plans to enter the undertaking business in Phillips Wisconsin. He has long been connected with his brother Maytor Hoppenyan and will relocate with his family once settled. Residents here know him well and predict success in his new venture. He was in town earlier this week and spoke highly of Phillips.
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Bernard Hoppenyan
Maytor Hoppenyan
Phillips
Wis
Bernard
Hoppengan
Editor Nye Calis Sees Ashland As Northern Hub
Nye Calis editor of the Bayfield Progress praised the north country and Ashland as a future center of regional activity. He foresees Ashland's growth reaching the level of Duluth and other Great Lakes cities, and urged a return visit.
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Nye
Bayfield Progress
Ashland
Duluth
Great Lakes
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U. S. Marshal
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Paige
John Bobroski
Royal Theatre Building
Tion
H. P.marble
Washington, D. C
Ate
A.S. Nicholson
Iival General Council
E. B. Linnen
H. P. Marble
Removal
Marble
Jane LaFramboise
Menominee
Wm. H. Taft
New York
Menominees
Listner
J. W. Longley
Picc
Everest
J. S. Stearns Lumber Co
Baldwin & Schiller
Victor Records
John M. Baer
Garland City Music Store
W. 2Nd St
OF Indian Arrecte
Victor Lamb, George Rockwood
William Breselle
Dave Marksman
Lizuard James
John Greenwald
Ed Keltry
Lenroot
Plant
Loca
Undertakin
Editor
Nye Calis
Anguick House Fur. Co
West Second Street
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