Prominent Men To Address Teachers In Wisconsin
Milwaukee leaders and University of Wisconsin President Van Hise will headline the Wisconsin Teachers Association meeting in Madison November 7 to 9. The program includes welcomes, speeches by L. D. Harvey and others, plus sectional meetings in the auditorium. Also noted: Milwaukee hosts UGC convention officers, and two state conventions planned for post office clerks and county clerks later this month.
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S3¢ing
Milwaukee
President van Hise
The
University of Wisconsin Wall
Madison
Wesconsin Teachers’ Association
United States
Willie G. A. Bading
Charles R. Vanise
University of
L. D. Harvey
Stout Institute
William H. Allen
Bureau of Municipal Revouch
New York City
Mears Suzzaia
Teachers’ College
New York
Pres Fant George Vincent
Minnesota University
Cutton F. Hodge
Auinor
Nature Study and Life
Clark University
Charles B. Judd
University of Chicago
Ernest Burnham
Kalamazoo
Mich
Anna Logan
Oxford
Margaret Tlanben
McKinley School
St. Paul
Minn
C. A. Fullerton
Toway
Maurice Flage
School of Designs and Handicraft
Minneapolis
Tl. K. Swift
Teachers’ Association
Pasindeinia
P. P. Clasten
Wallington
D. G
Lyric Glee Club
Normal
Milwaukee Public Schools
Mis. Helen Pool
School For the Blind
Janesville
Taylor
Lawrence College
Hata Normal Schools
Asa M. Royce
Superior Normal School
Araedaingueligols
W. B H. Larson
Madigan
Wisconsin School of Arts
Emma Conler
Marathon County School of Agriculture and Domestic Economy
Wausau
Wisconsin
United National Association of Post Ofice Clerks of the
Marinette
Frank T. Rogers
Nssociation
Rogers
Chicago
Frank HB. Hitchcock
Tchcock
Grand Rapids
F. H. Eberhardt
Twine Plant to Open at Waurnun September 15
The binder twine plant at Waurnun will be ready for operation September 15 according to Ralph E. Smith president of the state board of control. Equipment for the machine shop and necessary materials are being placed in position. A new dining room at Watpen prison is planned for 1,000 inmates and is being built with convict labor at about $30,000. The prison farm adopts an honor system with no guards currently employed.
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Waurnun
Ralph E. Smith
State Board of Control
Watpen
Debates and Delegates Roil Taft Roosevelt Fight in Chicago
A spirited contention marks the Republican national convention bid battles as Taft and Roosevelt supporters clash over delegates. Kentucky and other districts vote along lines in a tense roll call, shaping the contest for the party's future leadership.
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Kentucky
Chicago
Sune Iewis
Roosevelt
Taft
Conmittes
Itpovavnit
SL Ted
Mapers
Honey
Harley
Withhead
Tod
Roogevell
Roopevelters
Hig
Town Buried in Ashes After Volcano Eruption
Kodla and Woody island villages in Alaska lie buried under ashes after Kolm volcano erupts, beginning Thursday afternoon for about 15 hours. No deaths. nearby settlements suffer greatly. Revenue cutter Mamiing was in port. inhabitants numbering about 800, including men women and children, were in danger but seemingly saved.
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Kodak
Alaska
Seward
Commerce Court Killed in Judicial Fight
Commerce court abolished as House removes court funding in the judicial appropriation, while an amendment to restore it failed. Two airmen died when their ascent Liplinea crashed from about 100 feet. A $125,000 fire hit the Lanear and Ortonville facilities. Julie Narowe ill at the Queenhotel but improving. Elgin banker seized for embezzlement. Queen of Sweden and Siamese prince toured in a Schwaben airship. English chancellor resigns. Viscount Haldane succeeds. Federal officer Pierrepant Sistw murdered in Illinois. Woman burned to death in Charleston while trying to light a fire.
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Washington
Welch
Brunswick
Wright
API
L. W. Hazehurst
Seventeenth Infantry
Death of Representative Wickliffe Rocks Capitol
Representative Robert G. Wickliffe of Louisiana was fatally struck on Southern Railway tracks in Potomac Park. The engineer said he saw him too late to stop. Mrs Wickliffe learned of the tragedy as the House prepared to adjourn in his memory. Memorial services will be held later in Washington.
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Robert G. Wicktitte
Louisiana
Southern Railway
Potomac Park
Capitol
Aguthern
Ms. Wickliffe
Quielliffe
Extopaal
Lautefana
Cullop
Indiana
Mrs. Wickliffe
Sperker
Washington D C Roundup June 2 12 and 9 items
Dated reports from Washington Raleigh San Quentin Cherbourg and Washington detail Rear Admiral Benjamin Petter Lamberton's death after illness at 68, Senate vote timing on Lorimer, Woodrow Wilson delegates, a Rhode mutiny at San Quentin, and Cherbourg submarine loss. Includes three vote margins and a marine disaster.
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Washington
Admir Benjamin Petter Lamberton
Magarlag Ilness
Senate
San Quentin
Cal
State Penitentiacy
Raleigh
N. C
Baltimore
BOF
Woodrow ‘Wilson
Friends
Leonard Wood
United States Army
Cherbourg
France
Vanderplalra
Saint Louis
Floods Threaten Dee Allemands District in Louisiana
As Mississippi River floods again menace residents of Dee Allemands Louisiana a relief train was sent by army officers to evacuate refugees and distribute food supplies four feet of water covers La Fourche area while efforts extend to the deeper sections in New Orleans.
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Une
Pratt Hymella Crevaneey
Mississippi River
Dee Allemands
Louisians
Des Allemands
la Fourche
New Orleans
Arrested for Bank Theft in Elgin Bank case
Louis B. Seaman former Elgin National Bank cashier was seized by government agents in Los Angeles for embezzlement and misapplication of bank funds. Alleged discrepancies exceed $100000 over four years, with losses reportedly covered by bank directors.
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Farmer Elgin
Los Angeles
Cal
Lanie N. Seaman
Hlgin National Bank
Hgin
Tuesaday
Hlgin Bank
Louis B. Seaman
Elgin National Bank
Elgin
Elgin Bank
Dla
Wisconsin Lodges Win Prizes At Madison Grand Session
The Janesville Wing Prize awarded a $160 best exemplification on the work of the first degree at the grand lodge in Madison. Hope lodge No 17 Madison placed second with 90.28 and Beethoven lodge Milwaukee third with 87.54. Installations occurred before closing ceremonies as Grand Master Clem W Crum announced appointments. Debate over tax rulings for lodges drew delegates. Janesville City won first prize on drill team Mal Eclectica Elect Kraft. F A Kroft Milwaukee elected president of Wisconsin Eclectica Medical Society. next meeting in Milwaukee 1918. Wisconsin Osteopathic Association closed with officers led by FR Wright Fond du Lac.
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Milwaukee
U. G
Tee United Commercial Travelers
Sheboygan
Harry Richards
Wisconsin
Richards
Milwiurkee
Milwaukee Council
A. S Gondrich & Co
JE. AF. Loether
Eni Claire
J H. Noble
Green Bay
Ceanselor
George T. Mesink
Stan
T. Pritchard
Fond du Lac
Grand Treesurer
G.G. Rumni
Appietos
Grand Jodge
Madison
Hope Lodge
Beethoven Lodge
Clem W. Crum
grand _ lodge
David Schreiner
Lancaster
R. B. Salter
Colby
A. G. Kroncke
Grand Herald
Doctor Mock
John Luchsinger
Monroe
Sread Umaster
Tax Commission
Janesville City
Wisconsin Engineer staff elected editors and board names
Charles P. Stivers of Madison was elected editor in chief for the ensuing year. Eugene C. Noyes of Marinette named assistant editor in chief and Robert D. Hughes of Dayton business manager. The board favored allowing Canadian exhibition privilege at the fair grounds, with a likely heated discussion at the next Milwaukee meeting. George Wagner of Madison re elected president of the Wisconsin Audubon Society, with LN Mitchell of Milwaukee as first vice president and C N Brown of Madison secretary treasurer. Directors include W S Marshall, Guyer, Sprandenburg, Dur pill, Ruth Marshall and Katherine Alje, all of Madison. The Milwaukee session will convene in the near future.
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Charles P. Stivers
Madison
Wisconsin
Sta
Eugene C. Noyes
Marinette
Robert D. Hughes
Dayton
Wisconsin State Fair Board
Fair Board
Milwau
Ikee
State Board
Hig
Audubon Society
George Wagner
University
Wisconsin Audubon Society
LN. Mitchell
Milwauee
C._ N Brown
Holand
B. Kramers
Ruth Marshall
Katherine Alje
First U S Marines attacked as warships enter Havana harbor
A US Marine unit guarding El Cueva mines was repulsed by insurgents near Havana on Monday. Rebels burned sugar cane at Hatillo, near the city, and volunteers were wounded fending them off. General Monteagudo rejected Cuban veterans’ offers to help. The armored cruiser Washington and battleship Rhode Island entered Havana harbor, exchanging shots with fortress Cabana.
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Santiago
Cuba
Jugs
Edward B. Mouwaring
el Cueva
United States
Hatillo
Marin
Mezocal
Veterans Association
Monteagudo
Havana
Washington
Failure Hints at Large Bankruptsy in Danville Case
East St Louis firm JC Le Gray Construction petitions for bankruptcy in federal court Danville citing assets of about 1.49 million and debts near 450 thousand. Creditors include Thirty Wauds and Missouri Banks with claims from 1500 to 76000 while Liberty Tower Building in New York is listed among causes. A separate Havre note reports a France strike threatening harbor shipping with 1056 mariners voting for a general strike.
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East BL Louis
Jc. le Gray Construction Company
East St Louis
Danville
Liberty Tower
New York
Havre
France
Apni
Dissolution Push Aims at Morgen and U S Steel Trust
Washington June 12 The Stanley committee plans to file a report within ten days accusing J Pierpont Morgan of aiding the Sherman antitrust law violation and of shaping the Independent steel business in the United States. It cites profits of 36 million dollars to Morgan and associates in the organization of the company. The report also notes broader tensions as international events unfold and other news items blend into the day's dispatches.
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Washington
Stanley Committee
United States Steel Corporation
House of Representatives
J. Pierpont Morgen
United States
Eight Are Murdered in Villisca Slaying Mystery
A Villisca Iowa mass murder leaves eight people dead in their beds including Joseph and Mrs Joseph Moore and six Moore children plus the Spillinger girls. An axe found in an upstairs room suggests a silent kitchen murder as the killer watched the house. John Wargilder of Omaha is sought as a suspect with reports he was seen nearby. Authorities patrol the area and pursue leads.
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Villisea
Joseph J. Broore
Joseph DT. Moore
Herman Moura
Catherine Moora
Boyd Moore
Paul Moore
Lena Spillinger
Ina Spilinger
Spillinger
Joseph Spillinger
Guekut
UN Soares
Aire Moore
Mrs
Wiilisea
Spratt Elected to Head 6 AR Incomplete Election Ledger
Fragmentary OCR text lists Spratt as elected leader of the 6 AR, with numerous garbled names and roles for officers, directors, and members. The passage references various individuals and positions in a disjointed municipal or organizational slate, but the complete details and context are unreadable.
S. Douglas Succumbs Monroe
S Douglas, longtime Monroe mayor and former county official, dies after a year with arteriosclerosis. He guided Monroe as mayor and aided Wisconsin municipal unity. Ripon alumni pledge 50,000 to endowment. insurance license granted to a Green Bay firm. a man found guilty of murder. a mad dog bites three. Neenah flour mill burns. scarlet fever closes schools.
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S. Douglas
Monroe
Douglas
Gren County
Neard of Education
Manros
Wisconsin League of Muniteipalities
Fortieth
Wisconsin Volunteers
Etvt
Ripon
Boars of Direetors of
Riponcorlewe
Shawano
Madieon
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State Board of Normal School
Jagiate
Etete
Illa
State Normals
State University
Department
Milwaukee School
Ashkosh School
Stevens Point
Doe County
Jumes E. Ray Stevens
Firma
Phe Davis
Balrd Transfer ‘Company
Kate Davis
Joseph Clairdanmes
T. Drought
Thiensville
Hectric Light and Power, Company
Capital
Iicorporators
O. “Re
Liebscher
Belafer
Ter ‘Palensville
Erd
Yialting
Christian von Pheasen
Henry Lxxvil of
Reuss
Republican National Committee
TAF Drumb & Sutor
Patusing
Rendon
Lhenn
Kielhard
Mayuler
London
Gippach
Atia Baat
Wan
Ale World
Toys agReusnthngs
Tage
Bt Vanies
Gurleh
Giels
Tim
Polladelphi
Peheneto
Portland
Oro
Europe
Thera
Roosavelt
Alabama
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Morrer
Valcano
Commerce Court
Dung
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Ortonville
Detroit
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Mames
Julia Marlowe TE
Toronto
Ont
Tulie Nar‘iowe
Queen Hotel
Queen of Sweden
Barella
Schwaben
Sweden
Earl Lareburn
England
Viscount Haldane
Sharleston
Edward Wireman
Oakland
Strain
Wickliffe
Vita
Lona
Sita
Frome
Mississippi
Bilgin, VL
California
Loddon Dock and Transport General
Transport Workate’ Federation
St. Petersburg
Tambav
Central
Russia
Orion “Davydon
Landis
William J
George F. Harding
Superior Court
St Paul
Dian
House of State
United State
Ators
Tas
Folass
Eclectica Elect Kraft
F. A. Kroft
Wisconsin EclecticaMedicnt Society
Baraboo
J. B. Brewer
Jefferson
W. HL. Dodds
Briggsville
F. C. Haney
Watertown
H. B. Quale
Wagay
C. W
Rodecker
Welcombe
Osteopaths
Wisconsin Osteopathic Sasociation
Fond @u Lac
EB. A. Deitemen
Racine
B. J. Elton
Harriet Whitehead
Aypleton
Ball
U.S
Liberty "Fowee Gultelng
St. Louis
Stanley
Morgan
Greece
George
Athens
Copenhagen
Mexico City
Republic
Vassar
Poughkeepsie
Vassar College
Dewey
Coghlan
Washineton
George Dewey
Fnr
Arington
Gremoria
Hayara
Joseph BR
Moute
Department of New York
Darrow
Art Jbery
Clarence S. Darrow
Wit’ness
Tarrytown
J. D. Rockefeller
Columbus, Co
Forest
John K. Rockefeller
Cleveland
Ohio Tax Commission
Saxony
Dresden
Frederick August
Mant
Spartanburg
S C
N ‘Munson
Iowa
Viellers
Spratt
Antigo
Spencer
Kalawangy
Stiethuyaany
Elecwil
Mra. Maloney Heads
W. RG
Gerais
Wits
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Aliawn
Warr
Autisa
Pieners
Vrs
State
Mons
Phas Hoey
Wue
Bryy Wrage
Cote
Astiisiiabretintes
Garhi
M. Haver
the Lightey Srl
A. Cou
Neemwhs
Beraikennaie
Batneha
Moore Tapeh
Tiytin
Sparky
Nerdir
Austen de Ware
Jarre
Vera Geporen
Shuld Neti
Copmunalek
Wahid
Sin
Tadret
Ik Fale Ville
Sofiters Garvey Dot
Maratag
Elerrte
Bett
Mibwauliker
Bal Crowre
Ribet
Hill
Olyver Trathe Plank
Medien
Beabi
Plurgorno
Marina
Jiang Aievens
Chie
Wisconain
Milewaukee
Issi
Wenn Beelion Hb
Big Casualty Company
Badeger Casualty Company
Green Tay
Etork Company
Radel
Manitowoc
John Rade
John Rolland
Nadel
Mene Jenced
Waupun
Neenah
Kerueger-Lachman Cam Pany
Apark
Wineweconne
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