Spartan staff chosen for junior class newspaper
Sparta Wis June 6 The junior class selected the Spartan staff for next year with Bruce McCoy as editor in chief Doris Brenner as associate editor Malcolm McCoy as business manager William Davis as assistant business manager Percy Brandt as art editor and assistants Roy Abrahamson Ethel Jones Thelma Fanning Glenn Roberts Mildred Hammon Ruth Jewett Chester Dahl of Westby visited Merrit Freeman in Tomah where he works at the Pickwick store during the manager Harris Larson's wedding trip.
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Sparta
Wis
The
Spartan
Bruce McCoy
Doris Brenner
Malcolm McCoy
Walliam Davis
Percy Brandt
Roy Abrahamson
Ethel E. Jones
Thelma Fanning
Glenn Roberts
Mildred Hammon
Ruth Jewett
Chester Dahl
Westby
Merrit Freeman
Tomah
Pickwick
Harris Larson
Will Test Power of First Chief Meddles in Mexico Talks
Chicago June 6 Led by Mrs The A B C mediators are not worried by General Carranza's silence on the note via the Washington constitutionalist junta. A Carranza armistice and official participation could force the constitutionalist leader to test his strength in Mexico, with Saltillo seen as the pivotal position to bolster his power and gain acceptance of mediation terms. Generals Natera Villa Obregon and others in the field continue to win in conflicts.
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Chicago
A. B C
Carranza
Washington
Constitutionalist
Niagara Falls
Mexico
Saltillo
Natera
Villa
Obregon
Too Proud To Beg Died In San Francisco County Hospital
Charles A. Lytle, son of General William H. Lytle and author of I Am Dying Egypt Dying, died in San Francisco county hospital after being picked up penniless in the streets. Despite influential friends, he refused to seek aid.
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San Francisco
Cal
Charles A. Lytle
William H. Lytle
Egypt
Lytle
Spring Awakening in a Warm-Hearted Town
Widner, a downtrodden boarder, celebrates his thirty-eighth birthday as spring breathes life into the city. He spends the morning with two office girls, Elvie and a stubborn blonde, learns their struggles, and discovers Elvie’s quiet affection. After a wake-up moment about purpose and love, Widner proposes, and Elvie reveals true feelings, leading to a hopeful future together.
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Widner
Elvie
West Salem graduation and community events program
The West Salem Wisconsin graduation program lists speakers and diplomas at Congregational church with names Helen Mae Taylor and Gladys Pierce among others. Community notices include a June 19 Guernsey breeders meeting and a June 20 sale of 75 registered cows, plus club studies at the Mission home and various local visits and trips.
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West Salem
Wis
Congregational Church
S. L. McKee
Helen Mae Taylor
Marie Bruggemann
G. F. Wakefield
Meta Bechtold
Louise der Ohe
Sophia
Leona Cullmann
Bernice McDonald
Bessie Severson
Bessie Betts
Lillian Torger
Eula Wilcox
Irene Rahm
Gladys Pierce
Violet Marshall
George W. Dudley
Ladies’ Aid Society
West Salem Norwegian Lutheran Church
Mathew Halvorson
Larson
Conlee
Western Guernsey Breeders’ Association
C. D. Griswold
Ray Lewis
Alfred Stubbs
H. W. Griswold
Mr. Stubbs
Cattle Club
C. P. Norgood
Wisconsin
Farmers’ Institutes
Norgood
Guernsey Breeders
Urge Vote On Toga Ee
Grace Wilbur Trout, president of the Illinois Equal Suffrage association, with a delegation of suffragettes, urged the Niagara Falls election board to interpret the suffrage act as granting Illinois women the vote for county commissioners and U S senators. The board promised a ruling next Friday.
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Niagara Falls
Ont
Grace Wilbur Trout
Illinois Equal Suffrage Association
County Election Board
Illinois
United States
Dawson's Vertebrae Broken in Speedway Crash
Indianapolis June 6 Joe Dawson remained near death after a Speedway race accident. An X-ray showed five broken vertebrae and doctors said he has a poor chance to live.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Joe Dawson
Photograph Panic Sends House Into Tiny Turmoil
A husband finds his wife in a frantic search after receiving a telegram from Aunt Jane stating she will arrive at 6 30. Isabel fears losing a cherished photograph and tears fill the quiet home as she checks every drawer and shelf.
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Isabel
Jane
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure for Catarrh
Readers are offered a $100 reward if Hall's Catarrh Cure fails to cure catarrh a constitutional disease. The ad claims internal treatment reaches blood and mucous surfaces strengthening the body.Chelts propose testimonials and directs to F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio with price 75 cents. Also advertises Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Governor Hodges Defends Against Assault Suit in Kansas
Governor Hodges testified in his own defense in a $2,310 damages suit filed by Luella West for assault and battery. He denied most of West and Laura Buckwalter’s testimony, with corroboration from Adjutant General C. I. Martin and state free employment agent Z. G. Hopkins who were in the governor’s office during the incident.
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Topeka
Kan
Hodges
Luella West
Williams Favorite in Bantam Title Bout at Vernon
Chicago June 6 A mysterious today made Kid Williams a ten to nine favorite over bantamweight champion Johnny Coulon for their twenty round battle at Vernon Tuesday night.
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Chicago
Kid Williams
Johnny Coulon
Vernon
Just Beyond His Reach
A reflection on perpetual waiting for success, noting that the man always expects something to turn up just around the next street. The piece contrasts hopeful outlooks with reality, implying impatience and the elusive nature of timely achievement.
Local horses in fast workouts at Janesville track
In a trainer letter from Janesville Leona Allerton ran 2 25 in a early season workout and showed promise. Buck Hunter notes Assemblyman C L Hood’s Alice McGregor and Addition with William Millard and B C Kilman paced the last mile of a three mile drill at 2 20 with a 30 seconds final quarter, signaling top form for two classy favorites.
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Janesville
Leona Allerton
J. Bartel
C. L. Hood
Alice McGregor
Gazette
William Millard
B. C. Kilman
Merely Woman's Prerogative in Hat Bill Dispute
A husband objects to paying his wife's millinery bill of 375 for five hats bought in one week asserting they are not necessities. The man’s view contrasts with the humorous notion that a woman endured the task of selecting hats and deserves as many as she wants.
Two Robberies Hit City Bank Messenger Jobs
In New York on June 6, highwaymen robbed an American Can employee and four bank messengers of 2700 near Fourteenth Street and Tenth Avenue. The thieves fled in a car before witnesses could stop them. A Brooklyn hold-up of 3000 at John Masury Paint followed earlier that day, with suspects also fleeing by car toward Manhattan.
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New York
Manhattan
Economic Epigram and the Bank of Good Citizenship
A brief aphorism contrasts truth with lies, noting that truth goes unprotested at the Bank of Good Citizenship while a counterfeit lie will one day return to its maker dishonored.
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Bank of Good Citizenship
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