Baccalaureate Sermon Colors Pentecost Theme at Normal School
Rev. Rupert D. VInter delivered a baccalaureate sermon at the Normal School in the auditorium, urging that knowledge must be put to work. He spoke on the power of knowledge when guided by Christian principles, emphasizing the Holy Spirit at Pentecost and the duty to cooperate with God to wield that power for good.
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Nnarmial School
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Daly City
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Tony
Music Study Club Preserves Hactalaureate Service Program
A fragment from a community event lists the occasion program for the hactalaureate services. Preside in D minor MacDowell Nocturn in F sharp on gjor-Chem Miss Louise Knudsen Invocation Rev Robert Vines Grass and Roses by Bartlet Mrs Harry Watkins Violin Obligata Accompanist Miss Ethel Mulder and a partial address line appears incomplete.
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Hactalaureate
Chem
Louise Knudsen
Robert Vines
Ha Bartlet
Harry Watkins
Clem Knothe
Ethel Mulder Addraas
Fires Ravage Shoreline as Hundreds Battle Superior Blazes
Hundreds gather Monday along the north shore of Lake Superior to battle fierce fires. Crews fought stubborn lines for hours with no immediate danger reported. Authorities caution residents amid ongoing blazes near Truth, TA miles north, and the Ber ver Bay area near December.
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Superior
Peters shooting suspect is freed today by police
In Philadelphia the shooting suspect linked to the Peters case was released from custody. Police say the man remains in a delicate situation as authorities search for clarity and plan further steps.
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Peters
Battle Raging Along Ulster Border Amid Civil Strife
Reports describe heavy fighting along much of the Ulster border. Crown forces clash with republicans near Pettigoe and Relerk fort, with casualties on both sides and prisoners taken. Military units reinforce to prevent a surprise attack as constables patrol rural roads. A separate item notes a cattle man wounded and killed after a jail assault in Wisconsin.
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Relerk
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Fermanagh
Pertigal
Romance of nurse ends with shooting of K C Lothario
In Kansas City a nurse fatally shoots Frank Anderson after a confrontation over alleged affairs and a pending divorce, then turns the pistol on herself. Anderson, described as an officer in the relief corps, died at a hotel. the nurse is wounded in the hospital with a left leg bullet wound. Police list motives as jealousy amid marriage disputes.
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Veodinse
Kansas City
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Daytoy
Ayene
Frank Anderson
Anderson
Ars Carditis
Pare
Re Elayion Corps
Callinswood
N. 7
Iney Koined
Tee
Headquarters Men of 120th F A Hike Overnight
Twenty six officers and men of Headquarters Battery 120th Field Artillery hiked from the armory to Bloomers Will camping for the night. They conducted field duties, set up the field kitchen, fired signaling and wiring tasks, and took part in Sunday activities under Captain Locke and Lieutenant Hundrevs.
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120Th Field
Misory
Locke
Hundrevsmank
Som
Ming
Government party in Japan to keep premier in office
The Associated Press report states Japan's government party endorsed its leaders request Tremipp to stay in office and warned the cabinet to follow the premier's decisions on cabinet restructuring. The document notes the party action and recall notice amid cabinet deliberations.
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Japan
Fr Povernment Party
Menlay
Lpaders
Tremipp
Wisconsin to sue Illinois over lake water diversion
Wisconsin won leave from the supreme court to file an original action against Illinois and Chicago's sanitary district seeking to determine if Wisconsin or its citizens suffer rights harmed by drainage and lake water diversion. The action aims to stop alleged diversion affecting Wisconsin’s waters.
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Supreme Court
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Chicago
Freise's Hens Ship Eggs to Australia in Sea Voyage
Bill Freise keeps a flock on Nineteenth Street and plans to export hatching eggs to Bankstown, New South Wales. A Majestic theater manager and poultry expert ships 45% of eggs to Australia aboard a Pacific steamer, hoping the voyage hatches in time. Freise has sent eggs to Canada and the U.S. but this marks his first overseas export.
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Nineteenth Street
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Majestic Theater
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Bankstown
New South Wales
Australia
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Freise
Canada
Fancter
la Grosse
Army board opens inquiry into the Beck Day shooting
In Oklahoma City the Army Board reopens investigation into the death of Lieut. Col. Paul Ward Beck at Post Field. J P Day, a wealthy lawyer, killed Beck in Day's home on an April date. A board of high officers from Washington reviewed all proceedings in the affair in executive sessions.
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Okla
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Army
Washington
Federal Court Room
Major Westover Wins U S Balloon Race
New York announced Major Oscar Westover and his aide Lieutenant F Bond won the Milwaukee balloon race started May 7. Westover landed in Quebec Province after about 30 miles in seventeen hours and fifteen minutes.
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Quebec
Obituary of Joseph B Hauswirth 39 in Owatonna Minn
Joseph GB Hauswirth, son of Mr and Mrs William Hauswirth of 712 Division street, died Sunday in Owatonna Minnesota of peritonitis. He was 39 and had worked as a bookkeeper and recently played in a dance orchestra. Surviving are his parents a sister Lillian and six brothers George Edward William Jr Andrew Lawrence and Rudolph. The funeral will be from his parents home Wednesday at 8 30 am and from St Marys church at 9 am with interment in the Catholic cemetery.
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Hauswirth
William Hauswirth
Division Street
Owatouna
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la Crosse
Owatonna
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George
Edward
William, Jr
Andrew
Lawrence
Rudolph
St. Mary's Church
Commercial Club Secretary Arrives To Take Up Duties
Holcombe, newly elected executive of the Chamber of Commerce, arrived Saturday night in Hutchinson Kansas. He was secretary of two commercial clubs for three years and took up duties Monday at the local chamber. He spoke of opportunities for development in Crosse and urged earnest cooperation of all members to further work.
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Jutchinson, Kas
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End of Season Activities at Normal School This Week
Final week at the normal school features senior class play A Prince There Was and a strong cast. Tuesday class day exercises and a morning exhibition will showcase physical education and drama. Commencement on Wednesday at 9 30 includes Rev C I Rowlison delivering Sacred Callings address and diplomas for about 20 graduates.
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Eagles Delegates Depart Monday for Madison Meeting
Eagles delegates to the state convention at Madison depart Monday night for the capitol. The delegation is composed of LB. Omerberg, William Roelitz, J. F. Lapitz, Frank Muth, and Clifford Hawkins for a meeting Tuesday to Thursday.
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Senators Rebuke Foreign Ambassadors Over Tariff Talk
Senator Watson of Indiana assailed British and Italian ambassadors and other foreign representatives in a Senate session over their statements on tariffs. He cited remarks by Sir Auckland Geddes and Senor Rich and warned that foreign governments should not instruct the United States on policy.
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Great Brita
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Yxard
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Italy
Bigamy Charge Against Valentino Dismissed
Justice Hanley ruled evidence insufficient to justify a trial after a three day preliminary hearing. The case involved Valentino and Jean Acker with Mexicali marriage and a prior divorce, amid a social scandal surrounding the actress. The dismissal ends the county’s pursuit unless the district attorney reindicts.
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Mbiake
Paroled Farm Labor For Two County Jail Inmates
Joe Hahn and Ben Medinger, convicted of liquor in possession, were paroled from the county jail to farm work. They will serve the remainder of their sentences performing labor on local farms under supervision, with attorney Withrow and Sheriff aiding. Hahn assigned near Whitam Pierce. Medinger near Al Miller's farm, Holt area.
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Holt
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