Sister Theresa Canonization Move Seen As New Saint
Rome June 9 The Sacred Congregation of Rites votes to admit Sister Theresa of the Infant Jesus to the cause for beatification and canonization She died fourteen years ago at the Carmel convent in Lissieu France Her worldwide fame stems from numerous miracles attributed to her The final canonization decision and the miracles to be considered remain undecided and will take years
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Gregation of Rites
Sister Theresa
Jesus
Vatican
Carmel
Lissieur
France
Flower of
Sacred Congregation of Rites
U. W. Athletics Not Hurt by Rule
Madison June 19 No pro test on the disbarment of university athletes from more than two major sports will come from the University of Wisconsin. The rule passed by conference representatives at Chicago on Saturday will not hit Wisconsin hard and it is doubtful more than three to five athletes would be affected. Whether rowing is included as a major sport is questioned.
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Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Chicago
Wisconsin
Plumbers Bonded in Sherman Act Case
Des Moines Iowa June 10 Robert and E Nauer Boone plumbers indicted by a federal jury last Thursday for conspiring to restrain trade appeared in court and each posted bonds of 2900 to appear for arraignment July 7. Other indicted men expected to be arrested before July 7 by U S marshals.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Robert and
E. Nauer
Boone
United States
Murder Mystery Baffles Police in Wisconsin Catfish Bay Case
Dist. Atty. Sanderson and Chief Fritchler arrested Raymond House in Escanaba on a warrant tied to the death of Rosie Telhofer, 18, whose body was found nine days after she vanished on May 23. House was en route to Canada when seized. Houle, once seen with Telhofer, remains a suspect with possible ties through a prior friendship and parole status.
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Sturgeon Bay
Bay
Ald
Frank Fleck
Idlewild Point
Raymond Houle
Miss Telhofer
Houle
Reform School
Nebraska postmasters convene in Lincoln for annual meeting
Post masters from Nebraska towns and rural areas gather in Lincoln for the annual Nebraska postmasters convention opening. The event runs through June 11 with local officials and congressmen attending for remarks, but the program relies on home talent due to delays in Congress.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Wisconsin Library School graduates bound for public libraries
Twenty nine students will graduate from the Wisconsin Library School in Madison with a commencement address by Dr. Azariah Root. Most hires are already secured in Wisconsin libraries or Detroit and Chicago areas, with roles including assistant librarian and children's librarian across many public library systems.
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Madison
Wis
Azariah S. Root
Oberlin College
Wisconsin
Detroit, Mich
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
California
Pennsylvania
Gladys H. Andrews
Escanaba
Mich
Superior Public Library
Jessie W. Bingham
Chicago
Jessie R. Brown
San Diego
Cal
San Diego Public Library
Martha B. Burt
Oswego
N. Y
Eau Claire Public Library
Ferne L. Congdon
Delavan
University of Wisconsin
Blanche M. Coon
Buffalo
Sheboygan Public Library
Fannie E. Cox
Detroit Public Library
Valeria Easton
Columbia
Alice M. Emmons
Detroit
Verna M. Evans
Winfield
Kan
Esther Friedel
Jefferson
Carnegie _library
Pittsburgh
Louise C. Grace
Marshfield Public Library
Doris M. Hanson
Swinton Farm
Ysleta
Tex
Ethel A. Hedenbergh
Sioux City
Sioux City Public Library
Lottie N. Ingram
Roquiam
Wash
Alma B. Jacobus
Albert Lea
Minn
Mary B. Kimball
Green Bay
Green
Southern Illinois Normal College
Carbondale
Ruth C. Rice
Madison Public
Kathryn Sharp
New Philadelphia
Gary
Ind
Public Library
Julius C. Stockett
Calgary
Can
Wisconsin Library School
Calgary Public School
Callie Wieder
West Branch
Stanley Public Library
Mexican War Veterans Meet at Chillicothe Reunion
Mexican war veterans from across the country converge for the annual reunion of state and national associations. A committee will be appointed to place the records in the national capitol for safekeeping. Captain John A. Fisher of this city serves as national president, and John Conwell of Calder leads the state association.
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Chillicothe, CO
John A. Fisher
John Conwell
Calder
Ekern to return from New York after family death
Insurance Commissioner Herman L. Ekern, chairman of the fire rating board, is in New York this week for a meeting but will return home Saturday after learning of his brother in law C M Reed of Seattle's death. Reed will be buried at Reedsburg Wisconsin.
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Madison, Wis
Herman Ll. Ekern
New York
Fire Rating Board
C. M. Reed
Seattle
Wash
Reedsburg
Wis
TIZ A JOY TO Sore Tired Feet Inexpensive Relief Ad
Slogan style advertisement promising relief for burning swelling and tired feet with the product TIZ. Claims it draws out poisonous exudations and allows smaller shoes. Encourages buying a 25 cent box at druggists or department stores with a year long comfort guarantee.
A Modern Romeo Stages a Housebreak for Papers
The Hon Mosley Summers struggles to enter his locked home at 3:33 am as a key fails. Dorothy Summers surprises him and, with her help, a ladder scheme unfolds. He agrees to let Dolly claim the papers after she and Tom Stephenson outmaneuver him. Dolly delays him to ensure her marriage bid succeeds before the 5:10 train to New York.
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Mosley Summers
Purity League
Mr. Summers
New York
Mr. Stinson
Mr. Summer
Dorothy
Dorothy Summers
Dolly
Dad
Seabury
Alston’s
Mother
Tom Stephenson
Public health q a forks in saloons sparks debate
A Wisconsin Extension Division column features a physician warning that free lunch forks in saloons pose greater health risks than drinking cups. The NY Health Department campaigns to ban such forks and improve glassware washing while the editor notes public welfare outreach and solicits reader correspondence.
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New York Health Department
University of Wisconsin Extension Division
Tells Positive Cure For all Foot Troubles
Science shows foot troubles stem from injured tissues and a widely known treatment may help. Dissolve two tablespoonfuls of Calocide in warm water and soak the feet for fifteen minutes while gently rubbing the sore areas.
Raids on Militant Suf fragette HQs in London
London June 10 authorities raided the temporary headquarters of the Women s Social and Political Union on Tothill Street after militant suffragette attacks. A number of suffragettes were arrested and offices retained by police. Regular HQ on King's Way had been under police control since May 23 following a prior raid believed to reveal planned coups backing equal rights demands.
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London
Women’s Social and Political Union
Tothill Street
King's Way
Missing Wisconsin farmer sought in four states
Police in Wisconsin Illinois Minnesota and Montana search for Frank A Tanner a wealthy Janesville farmer missing a week. He was last seen talking with a stranger at the depot in Janesville. An unsigned letter suggested Great Falls Montana but this was disproved.
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Janesville
Wis
Wisconsin
Illinois
Minnesota
Montana
Frank A. Tanner
Tanner
Great Falls
Mont
Sailors Marooned After Strike Aboard Ari zona Steamer
Two dozen sailors from the steamer Arizona were marooned in Sheboygan Wisconsin after demanding higher wages. The captain paid each man and hustled them aboard before pulling the gang plank and leaving for the lake.
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Sheboygan
Wis
Arizona
Remarkable dog thrives on three legs despite loss
A dog adapts impressively to life on three legs, prompting awe at how naturally he copes with the remaining limbs and the support he receives from caretakers.
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