Eleven graduates highlighted by Indian school in Tomah
Tomah Wisconsin reports eleven pupils graduated from the Indian training school last week. The program included a sacred hand concert parade and exhibits, with President Cotton of the La Crosse normal delivering the commencement address. Alumni gathered for a Friday banquet with out of town guests and officers elected for the next year.
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Tomah
Wis
Indian Training School
Cotton
The
la Crosse Normal
MeeCaul
Fred Johnson
Philippine Islands
J. W. Smith
St. Mary’s
Stephen Donovan
Pete Comiskey
Chas. Schlegger
Oakdale
John B. Hettinger
la Crosse
St. Mary’s Catholic School
His Fiancee Weds Dead Rival Linked in Tragic End
Shreveport Louisiana reports Charles A. Rogers killed himself with a pistol after holding a marriage license and a letter from his fiancee. The note claimed Miss Nina Gilliam had married Rogers’ rival, prompting the fatal act.
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Shreveport
Charles A. Rogers
Nina Gilliam
Rogers
Local residents with various components visit and travel
Sparta Wisconsin residents report trips and visits from Denver Elroy La Crosse Ontario Norwalk Oshkosh Wilton New York Elgin Estherville Cashton Trout Falls White Bear Minn Secherville. Teachers clubs and family gatherings noted as people travel and host relatives across many cities and states.
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James Benzie
Frank
Denver
Lawrence Carroll
Elroy
Wynne Jones
la Crosse
Millie Wallace
Ontario
Hesselgrave
The
Norwalk
Sparta
George Grossman
New York
Ruth
Freda Enkhausen
Ruth Delaba
White Bear
Minn
May Oliver
Wilton
Joe Stuber
N. F. Palon
Fanning
Maud Taylor
Marie Sickenger
Trout Falls
R. Craig
Winona
Emma Bates
Secherville
Winifred Rooker
Oshkosh
Governor seeks arrests to stop boxing exhibitions
Governor Carey urges county authorities to arrest wholesalers involved in boxing exhibitions in Sheridan and across the state. He calls the events prize fights and states they must end.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Carey
Bachelor Keeps Key Safe in Vault Joke
A wry line notes that a bachelor guards his romance secret with humor, claiming the key to his heart rests in a safety deposit vault.
North Side In Brief Highlights Local Visits And Departures
Napoleon Silha visits grandparents in Sand Lake while A J Nelson heads to Primrose Wisconsin for a funeral. Numerous residents meet friends in La Crosse and Pope family events. North La Crosse to play Bangor Sunday battery Olgan and Rooney. Various residents depart for visits to Holmen Gillmore St Paul Milwaukee and Los Angeles with illness notices and social gatherings noted.
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Napoleon Silha
Charles Street
Frank Marco
Sand Lake Cooley
A. J. Nelson
Logan Street
Primrose
Wis
J. J. Lucas
Sparta
Eddie Larson
Austin
Francis Desmond
J. E. Mulligan
Fall River
Mass
J. K. Noem
H. C. Woll
Gillmore
Minn
Emma la Valle
St. Paul
Asselin
Geda Jacobson
West Salem
Hugo Frey
Mankato
Otto Frey
St. Paul Street
Geo. Basil
Caledonia Street
Louis Nass
Harry Groth
Sam Orton
North Side
Los Angeles
Walter Asselin
T. Matill
Milwaukee
Harvey West
Society of the Good Samaritans
C. Rossow
Rose Street
Woman Mayor Presses Hunnewell Council on City Business
Hunnewell Kansas mayor Mrs Ella Wilson after the fourth refusal of the city council to meet with her goes to each councilman seeking a meeting. She has nominated a woman as city marshal and clerk and faces courteous evasive opposition. She may seek removal under attorney general authority.
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Hunnewell
Kan
Ella Wilson
Wilson
Kings Coronation Films to Reach New York Next Week
London reports that unless plans miscarry New York will see colored moving pictures of King George's coronation exactly one week after the event. Two days later Chicago and other eastern cities will view the parade of European potentates from theater seats as arrangements were completed today.
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London
New York
George
Grindall Wins Miss Hafer and Will Take Her on Travels
After three years of courtship Joseph John Grindall a Baltimore commercial traveler has won Miss Sarah Marie Hafer of Chicago. He pledged to take her along on all trips, as she refused to stay home alone.
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Chicago
Joseph John Grindall
Sarah Marie Hafer
Ripon College to Graduate Largest Class in History
Ripon Wisconsin graduation marks the largest class ever with forty eight members. Forty four graduates come from the liberal arts program and four from the school of music.
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Ripon, Wis
Ripon College
North Side Progressive League to Push Water Relief Plan
At the June meeting the North Side Progressive League will voice demand for a north side pumping station to relieve pressure loss north of the causeway. A plan to extend Barron’s Island intake is under way and a council-funded pumping station may be requested. The group also weighs reviving Clinton street baths and street lighting issues.
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Mem
North Side
Progressive I
Causeway
League
Barron’s Island
Clinton Street
Surprise Birthday Party For Mrs L W Jojade
Mrs L W Jojade of 1818 Street enjoyed a pleasant Monday afternoon birthday anniversary gathering. Meadam Goodale and R Houser presided at the serving with assistance from Sarah Snell Laura Scheel and Lilyan Jojade. Guests included Mrs R How Helen Frost Krebs P Pilger Da Figgie R Mourning Geisenberg C Pendergast W Kathary Snell A Schulze R Schulze Dag Levee Anna Kneesel and other relatives.
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Meadam F. Goodale
R. Houser
Sarah Snell
Laura Scheel
Lian Jojade
R. How Helen Frost
Krebs
P. Pilger
da Figgie
R. Mourning
Geisenberg C. Pendergast
Wm. Kathary
Snell
A. Schulze
R. Schulze
Dag Levee
Anna Kneesel
F. Goodale
L. W. Jojade
I Snell
Lilliana Jade
A. J. Nelson to Attend Funeral for Mrs. Eli Peterson
A. J. Nelson of 913 Logan street received a telegram announcing the death of his mother Mrs. Eli Peterson in Rice Lake Wisconsin. She had lived in Primrose farm home and elsewhere since her husband died two years ago. Funeral and interment will be at Primrose. Nelson plans to leave Wednesday evening.
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A. J. Nelson
Logan Street
Swanson and Krenz Wed in Quiet Onalaska Ceremony
Carl Swanson of 823 Rose Street and Miss Helen Krenz married this afternoon at the bride’s Onalaska home with Rev. J Bersholz of the German Lutheran church officiating. A reception followed and the couple will tour the West before setting up housekeeping at 823 Rose Street. The bride is daughter of Louis Kress of Onalaska.
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Carl Swanson
Rose Street
Helen Krenz
Onalaska
J. Bersholz
Chicago
Milwauke
Davenport
Rose _ street
Louis Kress Onalaska
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Indian School
Fred Piety
Carrie McCredle
Portage
F. Werhahn
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Tomah Cagh Mercantile Company
Tomah Hardware
Geo. Uebele
T. J. Beaser
Beaser
Our City
Allen Homermiller
George Knicker
Henry Retter
Hillsboro
Florence Hargrave
Madison
Mary Gay
Fair Oaks
Fred Hassett
Ripon
Leon Drowatzky
Northwestern University
Watertown
Roland O. Marsh
Antigo
Julius Utke
Mary O'Keefe
Portate
Carl Henry
Fred Kroner Hardware Co
South Third Street
the Steel Trust Officials
Steel Trust
Special Congressional Investigation Committee
Norman B. Ream
EF. H. Gary
Percival Roberts
Richard Lindaburg
Steel Company
Judge Gary
Guy Carleton
Colby
Frances Collins
Bernice Waters
George Fuller
Perry Gilmore
Fred Battalia
Hugh Hilliker
City
Friay
Charles Otto
New Lisbon
Charles Decker and Son
Elgin
Ill
Hattie Balch
Fred Chamberlain
George Pullen
Estherville
Iowa
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Toxnight
Swanson
Krenz
Toda
Granke
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