Whittier Charged With Beating Inmates at Red Wing
Ralph Wheelock, secretary to Governor Eberhart, filed a formal complaint with the board of control accusing F A Whittier, superintendent of the Red Wing state training school, of brutal whipping and beating of boys and girls using a leather thong. The complaint, prepared by lawyers under A D Stephens of Crookston, seeks Whittier's removal.
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ST. Paul
Minn
F. A. Whittier
Red Wing
Girls’ Training School
Ralph Wheelock
Eberhart
Board of Control
Whittier
A. D. Stephens
Crookston
Moose Chases Farmer in Cedar Bend Beltrami County
A large bull moose blocked the Cedar Bend path and charged farmer Clevalt Christianson, who fled into a nearby farmhouse. The unarmed man escaped as the animal stood near the house before retiring into the timber.
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Bemidji
Minn
Beltrami
Roseau
Cedar Bend
Cleveland Christianson
Christianson
Bishop Samuel Edsall Honored at Minnesota Diocesan Anniversary
In St Paul’s church Winona Bishop Samuel Cook Edsall began his tenth year as head of the Episcopal diocese of Minnesota. Clergy and lay members paid tributes during the diocese annual council opening day as the crowded edifice reflected strong local interest.
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Winona
Minn
Samuel Cook Edsall
Episcopal Diocese of
Minnesota
St. Paul's Church
O Callaghan Trials Linked to Polk County Treasury Plot
James O Callaghan once a county treasurer’s office clerk and brother of Robert O Callaghan West ern league magnate was tried for alleged complicity in a dynamite attack on Polk county treasury. Al Rhodes, arrested with him, sought a separate hearing.
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DPS Movies
James O'Callaghan
Robert O'Callaghan
Western League
Polk County Treasury
al Rhodes
O’callaghan
Local notices and visits fill La Crosse social scene
Henry Hauser returns to Lanesboro after a visit in La Crosse. John Ford takes a bookkeeping job at the Y M C A in St Paul. Miss Dora Kennedy recovers from appendicitis. Luella Westerass leaves for Wabasha to join the R E Jones Co as bookkeeper. Various residents visit, travel, or relocate, with notices of business calls and transfers.
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Bijou
Henry Hauser
Lanesboro
Mini
Geo. Powell
John Ford
St. Paul
Dietz Auto Company
Bessie Bills
Winona
la Crosse
James McCarthy
Caledonia
Minn
Maeder Harp Orchestra
Linker Hall
Gerald Ryan
T. Mann
Will Powell
Dora’ Kennedy
Luella Westerass
Wabasha
R. E. Jones Co
Westerass
T. J. Rudolph
Cashton
S. A. Filiatrean
Wausau
Charles Boley
Black River Falls
Paul W. Mahoney
Gateway City Transfer Co
Vine Street
North Third Street
E. Rank
Mabel
A. D. Larish
R. R. Kempter
Independence
H. B. May
Waukon
Iowa
Tribune
L. A. Johnson
George Meade
Gateway City
Wilcox Brothers
Sanborn
Herbert Moss
Washburn-Crosby Company
Habern-La Sue
G. Engstler
Looney Valley
Emma Schmidt
Co. N. Dunham
Hokah
Priest Dons Purple in Rochester Monsignor Honors
Rochester Minnesota June 1. Father William Riordan longtime pastor of St. John's parish was invested with the purple robes of office as domestic prelate and title monsignor in a solemn ceremony yesterday.
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Rochester, Minn
William Riordan
St. John's Parish
Navy champ Schlossberg earns draw with ONeil in ten rounds
In Hammond Indiana Phil Schlossberg the navy heavyweight champion fought Tim ONeil to a ten round draw last night He was knocked down several times but repeatedly came back A rematch is planned for the future.
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Sailor
Hammond
Ind
Phil Schlossberg
Navy
Tim O'Neil
Schlossberg
James Bannen Nuptials Big La Crosse Society Affair
Emma May James, daughter of Mr and Mrs Abram James and Dr William E Bannen of New Albia Iowa, married at six this evening at the bride’s grandmother’s residence. Rev William White officiated with M J Cavanaugh as best man and Carrie Martin as bridesmaid before about seventy guests.
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James Bannen
Emma May
Abram James
William E. Bannen
New Albia
C. L. Jenks
M. J. Cavanaugh
Carrie Martin
William White
Ellen Whyte
la Crosse
Brannen
New Albin
Boscobel
McCormick
Soldiers Grove
Will Whyte
Ellen
Margaret Dana
Milwaukee
Blanche Holcomb
Gertrude Hulberg
Cora Schulz
Martha Lightbody
Myranda Evjen
Julia Waters
Beatrice Leissring
Viola Doerflinger
Edna Tarbox
Ethel Burnham
Baby party honors Holbrook’s daughter and son Harry Jr
Mrs F A Holbrook hosted a baby party for her daughter and son Harry Jr of Evanston. Attendees included Mrs Thad Brindley and John Brindley III Mrs Walter Robbins and Jas Bellevue Robbins Mrs Walton Losey and children Joseph Losey and Marie Louise Losey and Mrs D G Macaren and daughter Ruth MacMillan.
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F. A. Holbrook
Harry, Jr
Evanston
Thad Brindley
John Brindley
Walter Robbins
Jas. Bellevue Robbins
Walton Losey
Joseph Losey
Marie Louise Losey
D. G. Macaren
Ruth MacMilan
Mrs. Hentzenecker Hosts Evening for Visiting Gielows
Mrs. Hentzenecker entertained a few friends Saturday evening in honor of her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Gielow of Yucatan Minnesota who are visiting. Music and cards were played and refreshments served.
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Hentzenecker
John Gielow
Yucatan, Minn
Social Briefs From Geneseo and Chicago
Mrs. W. W. Cole of Geneseo Illinois, guest of Mrs. F. A. Holbrook, departs tomorrow. Miss Lulu Coren of Chicago visits her aunt Mrs. Hillstad. Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Colleran of Chicago visit Dr. and Mr. W. M. Colleran. Mrs. Louis Pamperin and children travel to Milwaukee while Mr. Pamperin makes a Green Bay business trip. Mrs. J. G. Jaekel and daughter Emma go to Chicago to visit friends and relatives.
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W. W. Cole
Geneseo
F. A. Holbrook
Lulu Coren
Chicago
Hillstad
E. P. Colleran
W. M. Colleran
Louis Pamperin
Milwaukee
Pamperin
Green Bay
J. G. Jaekel
Emma
Polo Meet Set Today for International Championship
Meadowbrook Polo team and British army challengers contest the first of a three game series for the international polo championship at Hempstead L I. Officials report the field in good condition after yesterday’s rain with a 4 30 p m start time.
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New York
Meadowbrook
Hempstead
L. I
Rail line change sparks switching charge filing
An Arkansas coal oil company charged that the St. Louis Iron Mountain and Southern railway converted part of its main line into a spur and then billed $3 per car for all cars delivered on it, a case filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Washington, D. C
St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern Railway
Interstate Commerce Commission
Arkansas Coal Oil Company
Cleveland Flat Three Cent Fare Set For Street Rail
Cleveland today adopts a flat three cent fare for its street railway system. Transfers will be free starting immediately, after orders issued by the transit directors.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Haggin Pays Record 15000 for Noble of Oaklands
In Allentown on June 1 J B Haggin the Lexington horseman paid a record price of 15000 for Noble of Oaklands from T S Cooper. The purchase set a new high for bulls at auction.
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Allentown
J. B. Haggin
Lexington Turfman
T. S. Cooper
Noble of
Oaklands
Local visitors and guests mingle in the city
James Cassidy arrived from Waukon for a brief visit with his parents. Miss Mary Hurm of Lansing stayed with her sister Miss Rose Hurm for several days. Mrs. W A Cutting visited relatives in Waukon on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs George Albert of Lansing were in the city on business Tuesday.
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Dunham
A. S. Dunham
James Cassidy
Waukon
Mary Hurm
Lansing
Rose Hurm
W. A. Cutting
George Albert
Oregon plan hangs fire as conference awaited
Madison Wis June 1 With a senate majority and most Democrats in both houses and some Republicans in the assembly backing the Oregon plan for electing U S senators by popular vote a conference of both houses will likely be needed to resolve the muddle The assembly backed amendments forcing senatorial candidates to pledge support to the top vote getter or treat the vote as advisory and seek the party nominee if no pledges are made The senate refused concurrence and called for a conference likely to align Republican deputies with the majority A second dispute concerns a bill on commission form of city government with mayor and council salaries graded and recall petition thresholds lowered While many cities await changes before adopting the new system
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Madison, Wis
Senate
Assembly
Oregon
United States
Hasting
Gilbertson
McGovern Vetoes Carrier Overcharge Regulation Bill
Madison date June 1 report on Governor McGovern vetoing bill 2878 by Senator White. The measure would regulate how common carriers refund freight and express overcharges to shippers, requiring refunds within specified time limits for shipments inside and outside the state and counting from claim filing. The veto ends the bill’s prospects in its current form.
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Madison
Wis
McGovern
Senate
Assembly
White
Governor Explains Provisions of Measure
The governor stated that the provisions of the measure are thoroughly covered by existing statutes. The court assessed a penalty of $25 to be recovered with taxable costs by the plaintiff in the action.
Dedicate Dixon Monument Today
Madison Wisconsin June 1 members of the Wisconsin supreme court lawyers of Madison and Milwaukee and other cities and a few personal friends of the late Justice Swift Dixon will gather at Forest Hill cemetery today for the dedication of the monument to the distinguished jurist. The presentation speech will be delivered by Justice John Marshall chairman of the subcommittee of the Wisconsin Bar association which devised means of erecting the memorial. The speech of acceptance will be delivered by Chief Justice John B Winslow.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Milwaukee
Swift Dixon
Forest Hill Cemetery
John Marshall
Wisconsin Bar Association
John B. Winslow
Pioneer furrier Os car Hansen dies at Milwaukee home
Os car Hansen, a longtime figure in fur and glove manufacturing and president of the O. C. Hansen Manufacturing Co, died Tuesday night at his Milwaukee home 572 Marshall Street after about six weeks of illness. He helped pioneer the industry in the northwest and was active in business for nearly half a century.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Oscar Hansen
Northwest
Marshall Street
O. C. Hansen Manufacturing Company
U C T Convene to Host 2000 Visitors in Green Bay
Green Bay welcomes 2000 visitors for the United Commercial Travelers of Wisconsin convention. June 2 events planned with elaborate preparations to showcase the city and organization.
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Green Bay
Wis
United Commercial Travelers of Wisco
Baymen of Bagdad Convention Sets Festive Weekend Program
On June 23 plans announce a grand council session Friday and a large parade. A ceremonial Baymen of Bagdad session will close the convention on Saturday. Entertainment features are being planned for both days to attract attendees.
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Baymen of
Bagdad
Jefferson girl wins state declamatory title in Merrill
Miss Loraine Grimm of Jefferson won first honors in the state declamatory contest in Merrill. Laura Burnette of Neenah took second and Lucy Blake of Merrill placed third with eight districts represented including Grace Sarles of La Crosse and Sparta with The Song of the Cardinal.
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Merrill
Wis
Loraine Grimm
Jefferson
Laura Burnette
Neenah
Lucy Blake
la Crosse
Grace Sarles
Sparta
Cardinal
Madison man resists arrest over Chicago abandonment charge
William J. Hutchins of Madison fights arrest in La Crosse on a charge of abandoning his wife in Chicago. He contends the complaint is improper and says he is not married to the woman who prompted the arrest. He asserts he has a wife in Minneapolis whom he married after divorcing a La Crosse woman.
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Janesville
Wis
William J. Hutchins
Madison
Chicago
Minneapolis
la Crosse
Oshkosh Banker Joseph H Porter Dies at 85
Oshkosh Wisconsin June 1 Joseph H Porter age 85 prominent retired lumberman and banker died Monday night at his home after a brief illness. He was a leading figure in local business circles and long active in financial affairs.
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Oshkosh
Wis
Joseph H. Porter
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