Governors Meet Delayed To November For Higher Attendance
Madison Wis June 8 The postponement of the Governors conference from June to November draws letters showing nearly all governors plan to attend in November with most noting flexibility between November 10 and 30. Several say the move was wise and necessary and would boost participation across states.
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Madison, Wis
Miles C. Riley
Edwin Norris
Montana
Novi
Decemer
Adolph O. Eberhart
Minnesota
L. B. Hanna
North Dakota
Madison
Hanna
S. W. Stewart
Edward F. Dunne
Illinois
Woodbridge N. Ferris
Michigan
Charles F. Deneen
Communion Class Attends St Marys in Tomah Wis
A large communion class of about 16 joined a general communion at St Marys Catholic church in Tomah on Sunday June 8. The German parochial school closed Friday and held a picnic at Mrs Simonsons grove with a large crowd enjoying. Dr T Sheehey underwent an appendicitis operation at St Francis hospital La Crosse Saturday, with Dr Murry present. A ball game at the fair grounds Sunday saw Tomah frog shop boys defeat Camp Douglas 4 to 2. Notables include Mae Rice returning from Tomah High term, Otto Burr home from Ripon, J P Rice returning to Sparta, and other social notes.
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Tomah
Wis
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
J. W. Linehan
Wausau
Charles Wise
Amanda Reisner
New Lisbon
Henry Retter
Cologne
Agnes Murry
la Crosse
Anna O’mara
Chicago
Adolph Kress
St. Francis Hospital
Roy Fitch
Madison
Radium arrives for Milwaukee cancer hospital project
Radium valued at 110000 in ten tubes totaling 500 milligrams arrived in Milwaukee to Dr. Oscar A. Strauss for the new American Radium hospital. The metal, housed in multiple safety casings, will aid in cancer treatment and the Milwaukee facility may open by week’s end on a lake shore site chosen from three locations.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Oscar A. Strauss
Dr. Strauss
Europe
Strauss
Stevenson Condition Shows No Improvement
Chicago June 8 The condition of Adlai E Stevenson former vice president of the United States showed no improvement.
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Chicago
Adlai E. Stevenson
The
United States
Complete list of Travelers officers elected in Wisconsin
Marshfield Wis June 8 Following are the new officers of Wisconsin Grand Council United Commercial Travelers elected at the convention which closed here Saturday afternoon Grand councilor Charles G Rumpf of Appleton formerly of Marshfield grand post councilor E A F Loether Eau Claire grand junior councilor W F Raetz Manitowoc grand secretary Thomas A Wensink Milwaukee grand treasurer John Callaway La Crosse grand conductor A E E Banderob Oshkosh grand page B A Honeycomb Madison grand sentinel Geo B Campbell Marshfield Evan son of Janesville reappointed grand chaplain Eau Claire captured the 1915 convention Watertown in field but not well represented
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Marshfield
Wis
Wisconsin
Grand Council United Commercial Travelers
Charles G. Rumpf
Appleton
E. A. F. Loether
Eau Claire
W. F. Raetz
Manitowoec
Thomas A. Wensink
Milwaukee
John Callaway
la Crosse
A. E E. Banderob
Oshkosh
B. A. Honeycomb
Madison
Grand Sentinel
Geo. B. Campbell
B. Evanson
Janesville
Rumpf
Watertown
Judge may waive five day marriage wait in Wisconsin
Madison, Wis June 8 8 A county judge may waive the customary five day wait after license issuance if the female’s parents or guardians request it Attorney General Walter C Owens informs District Attorney S G Dunwiddie of Rock county in a formal opinion The ruling clarifies consent based waivers in marriage licensing procedures
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Madison
Wis
Walter C. Owens
S. G. Dunwiddie
Rock County
Fishing May Be Contagious But It Is Not Always Catching
A concise observation notes that the act of fishing can spread or inspire others to fish, yet success remains inconsistent. The line contrasts enthusiasm with results, suggesting varying outcomes among anglers and communities.
Sage Tea for Darker Hair and Fuller Shine
An old remedy suggests brewing sage with sulphur and alcohol to darken gray hair, stop itching, and prevent hair loss. A ready to use Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy bottle is sold at drug stores for about 50 cents, applied with a sponge strand by strand to darken hair and restore youthfulness.
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Wyeth
C. T. Erhart
Launch Destroyed in Madison Lakes Fire
Fire believed incendiary destroyed Frank A. Starck boat house on Lake Monona and the largest launch on Madison lakes. Two other launches also burned. Loss estimated at 2500 dollars.
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Madison
Wis
Frank A. Starck
Lake Monona
Madison Lakes
Starck
Resolute Wins in Larchmont International Cup Race
The fourth of the brushes between contenders for the cup was staged in Larchmont New York. Resolute led the start at 1 17 and Vanitie followed twelve seconds later. Spectators filled the course on a splendid race day.
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Larchmont
N. Y
Resolute
Vanitie
Canadian fugitive Franz Meyer to surrender in Iowa case
Attorney General Cosson received a telegram from Winnipeg stating Prof. Franz Meyer, a fugitive in the Elizabeth Huppertz kidnapping case, has agreed to return if allowed a few days to settle his affairs. The delay will be granted.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Cosson
Winnipeg
Can
Franz Meyer
Elizabeth Huppertz
Oelwein
JAIL SENTENCE FOR TWO IN RACINE CASE
In Racine Wisconsin on June 8 Fred Esmus a brakeman who aided the delinquency of a thirteen year old girl and Charles Foster a hotel clerk who rented him a room were each found guilty and sentenced to one hundred days at hard labor in the county jail.
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Racine, Wis
Fred Esmus
Charles Foster
Until marriage the man believes two make an argument
A compact saying notes that before marriage a man may think arguments require two and that attitudes toward conflict shift after tying the knot. The line echoes social jokes about domestic harmony and matrimonial expectations.
Austrian laborers clash leaving man with fractured skull
In Oconomowoc Wisconsin on a Sunday afternoon Joe Duwanzer was struck over the head with a heavy plank by Joe Was gavitz. Both men are Austrian laborers and had been drinking. Was gavitz disappeared after the accident and was last seen heading west. Both men are married and their families remain in Austria.
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Oconomowoc
Wis
Joe Duwanzer
Joe Wasgavitz
Wasgavitz
Austria
Bryan personal property filings show modest holdings in 1910s Lincoln
Lincoln Neb June 8 William Jennings Bryan is not rich beyond real estate. Personal property on file with the county assessor totals 10325 dollars, while his weekly paper the Commoner lists personal property valued at 6616 dollars.
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Lincoln, Neb
William Jennings Bryan
Fulton Renal Compound Claims Bright's Disease Recoveries
Advertisement for Fulton s Renal Compound claims to reverse dropsy and Bright s disease. It cites cases: F H Chandler of Clay New York tapped of up to four quarts then recovered after using the remedy and a year of employment. a six year old son of A C Dean of Oakland California tapped eight times with improvement and schooling resumed. The ad promises albumen tests and physics backed proof, urges mail formula and literature, and lists John J Fulton Co as seller.
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Bright
Fulton
F. H. Chandler
Clay
New York
A. C. Dean
Oakland
Cal
John J. Fulton Co
Home Run Fatal Converts Excitement to Death
NEW YORK Charles Clark 18 of St Stephens Lyceum collapsed and died from heart disease as he crossed the plate after hitting a tying home run. The incident underscores the danger of intense celebration during sports events.
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New York
Charles Clark
St. Stephens’ Lyceum
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Enroute
Chicago
Jenkin Lloyd Jones
Pittsburg
Margaret Snyder
Thomas Wilhelm
Taranentum
Woman charged over spanking husband with pine board
Min Irwin accused her husband of forcing her across his knees and spanking her with a pine board because dinner was not ready. He reportedly received a sentence of twenty five days.
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Min Irwin
Fewer May marriage licenses issued in Antigo county
The county clerk reports for May that six marriage licenses were granted, a drop of two thirds from last year’s eighteen. The May total contrasts with the previous year’s figure, reflecting a significant decline in marriages so far in the period.
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Antigo
Wis
Wooden leg saves woman from Ohio river attempt
Evansville Indiana June 8 A despondent woman Mrs Rose Neal who could not find work jumped into the Ohio river today. Her wooden leg kept her afloat until rescuers pulled her from the water. She was saved by men nearby.
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Evansville
Ind
Rose Neal
Ohio River
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