Much Divorced Grace Snell-Coffin Seeks Another
Mrs Grace Snell Coffin Walker Coffin Layman Love filed suit for divorce from Hugh M Love in Los Angeles on June 12. This is her second filing. cruelty is still the principal ground. Her brother urged withdrawal, then she renewed the suit after returning home.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Irs
Grace Snell-Coffin-Walker-Coff-Coffin-Layman
Love
Hugh M. Love Gain
Chicago
Livingston grand jury probes Pontiac reform school death
Livingston county grand jury reconvened to investigate the death of William Hamlin a boy said to have been murdered at the Pontiac reform school last December Guards Wilson Claypool and Ash and inmates Taylor and Johnson were called before the panel.
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Pontiac III
Livingston County Grand Jury
William Hamlin
Pontiac Reformatory
Wilson, Claypool
Ash
Taylor and
Johnson
Monroe county fair staged in Sparta Wisconsin
Sparta Wisconsin June 12 special A Monroe county fair under St Johns guild is planned in the armory to benefit the St Johns choir. Miss White of Whitewater and Miss Ada Beem of Columbus with Rock Entertainment manage. The event features a real country fair with produce displays bicycle and horse races a wild man from Borneo and a fat lady. Teddy Bear chorus led by Miss Marion Crosby to headline. cast includes Randolph Richards Mary Harris and eighty others. Various locals visit and travel for summer work and events across nearby towns.
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Monroe County
St. John’s Guild
Armory
White
Whitewater
Ada Beem
Columbus
Rock Entertainment Company
St. John’s
Borneo
Marion Crosby
Rose of
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Randolph Richards
Mary Harris
W. Y. Perry
Charles P. Trux
Seth Burrows
Mrs. Baldwin
Viroqua
Blanche Sage Holcomb
Lloyde Berg
Fred Norder
Montana
P. C. Peterson
Hixton
Hazel Nicol
Lawrence University
George
John Miller
Nelson
Denver
Col
William Kemp
St. Paul
Troy
N. Y
Elsie Brooks
la Crosse
Art McGuire
John McGuire
Wonewoc
Helen Freeman
B. M. Halverson
S. Sink
Leon
June White
Eau Claire
H. Darwin
John Delfeld
St Paul
William Kuhn
Hampton, Minn
Blanche Sage Holcomb This Month
Mrs Mary Newton entertained the Odds and Ends club today with light conversation and refreshments.
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Blanche Sage Holcomb
Mary Newton
Ettrick Graduation Exercises Friday June 12
Ten pupils form Ettrick Wis graduation class with Selma Oksnee Annie Pederson Arthur Sorrenson Minard Oksnee Jerry Mahoney Luella Cantlin Verna Dusso Abbie Mahoney Jennie Brovold Amy Blue. Commencement features include invocational prayer music salutatory and valedictory orations with diplomas presented by Principal Jodney Trempealeau. Additional notes cover local visits and community events including a Yeomen dance, a class play at Viroqua, and residents’ activities.
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Annie Pederson
Arthur Sorrenson
Minard Oksnee
Jerry Mahoney
Luella Cantlin
Verna Dusso
Abbie Mahoney
Jennie Brovold
Amy Blue
Benj. Thomas
Mrs. W. Cole
Jodney
Trempealeau
J. E. Dance
Gladys
Melrose
D. Gibson
Inez Blue
Rochester
Minn
Thomas Pederson
Whitehall
Ettrick Orchestra
Yeomen
C. H. Eldred
Marshall
Wis
Madison
Yankee American Showm pany travels through Round Prairie
Round Prairie, Wis. the Yankee American Showmen traveled through town with a brief stopover as part of a regional circuit. Residents reported a lively crowd and a quick performance before the group moved on to the next stop on the schedule.
Donahue and Memsic Fight Ends In Draw In Boston
In a twelve round bout at the Armory A A club Memsic dominated early with a first round assault that left Donahue briefly unconscious. Donahue recovered, pressed forward, but Memsic was floored twice in the tenth. The fight ended in a draw despite Donahue’s late aggression and strong left jabs.
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Boston
Mass
Donahue
Roxbury
George Memsic
Armory A. A. Club
Memsic
Prohibition Foes Form National Merchants League
Milwaukee June 12 merchants manufacturers bankers and professionals opposing prohibition form the United States Merchants and Manufacturers league in a club room meeting at the Hotel Pfister to perfect a formal organization.
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Milwaukee
Pfister
United States Merchants and Manufacturers’ League
Prohibition Opponents Form Federation Across Cities
Since March 1908, a federation of prohibition opponents has grown from a New York meeting of fifteen brewery allied manufacturers to a Milwaukee formed national body with over 10,000 members and 800 in New York. George J Obermann of New York was elected president with Cooper Lyon of Chicago as secretary and Henry Rickel of Detroit as treasurer. The federation plans a July 1909 convention and will base headquarters in Chicago, operating independently of brewers.
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George J. Obermann
Milwaukee
New York
Cooper Lyon
Chicago
Henry Rickel
Detroit
New York League
Youth Stolen At Door Of Church In Cincinnati
In Cincinnati Ohio on June 12 a would be groom Frank Beckman aged 21 was taken by relatives before his marriage to widow Mrs Hagebeck aged 65 at St Pauls Catholic church. Guests waited at the altar as whispers spread a disappearance. Beckman was sought but not found. Mrs Hagebeck says he was drugged and hidden by relatives opposing the union.
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Elizabeth Fitzsimmons
Tomah
B. Bradley
Charles W. Jennings, Jr
Grand Rapids
Mich
Jennings
Dorothy Vernon
Tom Evans
Bennie
C. D. Cole
Fred
Lydia Bladeau
Wilton
Robert Roberts
Minneapolis
Ray Austin
Taylor Drug Company
Leon
George Tsch
Wishington
D. C
Henry Esch
W. T. Sarles
Ella Carr
la Crosse
J. D. Button
J. L. Herbst
Wilsonville
Button
Lottie Taylor
Edward Leverenz
Madison
R. A. Etty
Eau Claire
McHugh
St. Paul
P. E. Rumsey
Maud
Carl
la Crosse Hospital
Robert E. Nicol
Alex
John Justice
A. D. Hunt
John Palmer
A. M. Cross
Madge Stellick
D. F. Bowler
Keisling Thayer
Nellie Anderson
John Nicol
Vangie Butterfield
Katherine Carroll
Bangor
W. Y. Perry
Roads Avenue
Chicago
Adman
Cincinnati
Three men sentenced in Minnesota forgery and larceny cases
In Mankato on June 12 District Judge Pfan sentenced John Graham to one year in Stillwater prison for forgery in the second degree William Lang to six months for grand larceny in the second degree and George Knapp to a similar sentence for the same charge as part of the court action.
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Mankato, Minn
Pfan
John Graham
Stillwater
William Lang
George Knapp
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