Virqua A.L. Beats Capital City Stars 12 To 5
Virqua Wisconsin defeats Capital City Stars in Virqua with 22 hits after fifth inning surge. Helgeson start strong for Virqua, Morrison preserves win with 12 strikeouts and four hits allowed. Local teams next host Union Grante of Chicago on Sunday June 14.
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Viroqua
Wis
Capital City Stars
Madison
American Legion
Martin Fn
Helgeson
Morrison
Hns
Union Grante
Chicago
Virgqla
Garin
Eereree Barker
Jeres Spike
Soecenes Parks
Martic
Moaore
Anegell
Hastings
Ome
H. Hastings
Arin
Steven Easen
Moore
Martin
L. Garin
Om Helgeson
Marin Oo Morrison
AY Morrise
Marin
Constitution for Ireland Publicized in Fragmented Text
A partial imprint outlines the Ireland state constitution with articles on citizenship, language, rights, education, parliament, and senate. It notes citizenship by birth or long domicile, official language as Irish and English, and basic parliamentary structure including a senate and house with varied powers and terms.
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Treland
Ireland
Attica
Referendum Powers and Parliament Structure in New State
Fragmentary draft provisions outline referendums on finance and national subjects without army powers. Articles cover parliament initiation by the people, veto rules, ministerial composition, royal representation, budget, and supreme court appellate reach, with constraints on amendments and emergency suspensions.
Arverne Long Island Summer Colony Destroyed by Fire
A major fire at Arverne Long Island destroys over 400 buildings along a half square mile, leaving about 20,000 people homeless. Dwellings ranged from summer homes to bungalows with values cited, as the disaster is tallied for property loss. The Milwaukee market brief follows with reports on potato prices and commodity movements.
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Arverne
Long Island
Oldest Milwaukee Railway worker dies in Janesville
John C. Vor aged 64 longtime employee of the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railroad dies in Janesville Wisconsin at his residence after months of illness He was born in Lordshire England and joined the railroad in Milwaukee in 1854 serving as fireman and engineer before assuming roles including operator machinist and foreman His career spanned decades and he was a prominent church member in his later years
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Taxesvilay
Wis
John C. Vor
Chicago
Milwauker
St. Paul
Waukesha
Lytton Fewo
St. Pan Road
Juneseille
Byram
Fox
Lordshire
England
Aerio
Vis Vane
Milwaukee
Stilesher
Wankesha
Pepe
Emly
Wierny
Engle
Waikesin
Janesville
Milwaukee Passenger Inc
St. Pangora
Wu Forces Press In Ghina War Fiercely
Reports from central China describe Wu forces pushing in from the north toward Shanhaiyuan Wu as he seeks to consolidate power. Canton government president Dr. Sun Yat Sen is invited to Tekins to join Li Yuan-tung in backing Chen tai peare and unity. In Madison a twelve foot fall injures Victor Kochonertor, two-year-old son of Mr Fred Korheil. A pebble and camera note frames a hunting tale about truth and character.
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Barth
Gon Wu
Aline Tso-lin
Central China
Hern
Shanhaiyuen Wu
China
Sanan Sen
Canton
Tekins
Li Yuan-tung
Madison
Wis
Victor Kochonertor
Fred Korheil
Labor Convention Committees Busy With Resolutions
The American Federation of Labor convention in Cincinnati sees committees drafting resolutions for action by delegates. President Gompers opens the roll but reports few ready with items, and no early reports on major public questions. The executive council reviews the Sherman anti trust Corrade Earl decision and plans to pursue a policy through a special committee with Congress’s role unresolved.
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Cincinnati
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Executive Council
Dhe Ferération
Sipreroc
Coun CL
Pranese
Rakeierne
Arcissens
Obituary notices from La Crosse area deaths and services
Multiple obituaries report deaths in La Crosse and surrounding areas. Mrs Johanna Petrasek aged 84 died at her daughter’s home on Farnam street. services planned at St Wenergiaus Church with burial in Catholic Cemetery. Walter Hofer, 10, died at home on Avon Street. funeral set at home with Oak Grove Cemetery interment. Mrs Margaret Bott Bott of Marmarth, born La Crosse County, died in Battle Creek and will be taken to Marmarth for burial. she supported Red Cross and war work. Mrs Lottie Schlutter of 112 Fifth Street died after brief illness. funeral at the German Lutheran Church with burial at Oak Grove Cemetery. Additional notes mention surviving relatives and service details for each case.
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Trish Free State
Senate
Pirery University
Trevides
Merilind
Morey
Johanna Petrasekk
Johanna Petrasek
Anton Verse
Farnam Street
Petrasek
Bohemian
America
la Crosse
Jrieph Petrasek
Frank Petrazek
St. Paul
Frank Neugerth
Mary Beranek
St. Wenergiaus
Father Miller
Walter Hofer Walter
Gustave Hoetke
OL Avon Streat
Oak Grove
Bengon
Margaret Bott
Deter Bott
Sua Crosse
Battle Creek
G A. Keller
Marmarth. D
Dela
Hoth
Joan C. Teeler
la Crosse. Mrs. Bott
Marntarth
Bott
Warmarta
Roce
Marmarth
Flettinger
M. D
G. A. Keller
Mary Roth
Leonard
Andrew Roth
Bolt
Red Cross
Lottie Schlutter
Squid Fifth Street
Baden
Germany
Amercia
Holmen
Wis
Charles Schlutter
Charles Schutter
Charles IT. Mullens
Portage
John Stair
Fred Stair
Melrose
William Stair
Stanley
Holmon
Hos
South Fifth Street
German Lutheran Church
West Avenue South
Cameron Ageie
T. Gamm
Town Meeting Sparks Quip On Spy Stationing
An amused crowd at a small town meeting reacts to a motion about placing visitors at proper locations. A second speaker, hard of hearing, volunteers to second and proposes reassigning Jack Daris to Youth's Companion. The Houston Post fragment also includes a joke about language with Helen explaining difference between to Ilka and to love.
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Mb. Skoderator
Marlon
Jack Daris
Helen
Ilka
Mamma
Houston Post
What to Wear at the Beach This Summer
Marian Hale reviews fashion innovations for beachwear. Sennett dislikes plain suits and promotes luxurious, ornate styles with velvet, lace, and feathers. Annette Kellen advocates simple wool jersey suits, often three-piece with long wool capes and neck coverage. New accessories include a cigarette-case umbrella, beach pillows, waterproof rouge, and eyelash pencil.
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Marian Hale
Mack Sennett
Annette Kellenman
Sennett
Seasnon
Annette
Dia
Shriners Escort New Chief to Honolulu Parade
Dozens of Shriners and special trainees traveled from San Francisco to Honolulu to attend the imperial officers’ gathering. James McCandress of Honolulu Temple led a procession with Islam Temple of San Francisco and Al Malaikiah Temple of Los Angeles. A Masonic pageant recalling Solomon’s era is to be reenacted at a Shrine parade, with future plans to repeat the event in Washington next year.
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San Frangcisco
San Francisco
West James
McCandress
Alaha Tempie
Honolulu
Pacro
Jesena Bingers
Islam Temple
al Malaikiah
Tos Angeles
Socialists Move Toward Endorsement in Berger Support
Milwaukee leaders debated endorsing Senator La Follette or backing Berger for Congress at a socialist state nominating meeting. If La Follette gains endorsement, Fifth District Republicans may shift to support Berger. The convention also set to adopt a party platform and elect officials.
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Socialist Party
Milwaukee
Wis
R. M. la Follette
la Pollette
la Collette
Socialiste
Tae
Collette
Vicim
Berger
Congress
Badger Asks Probe of Postmaster Appointments
Congressional investigation was called to determine if examinations for postmaster vacancies under the president’s offer were fair and equal, with attention to any favoritism or discrimination in the testing process. A second note thanks friends and relatives for support during illness and death. London sleet length noted at 3,600 miles in total.
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Badger
Washington
Winder
Pallesters
Tors Mwiskircien
Daugh
London
Marconi Says Radio Messages Round World Possible
The inventor asserts global radio communication is feasible after experiments at the Atlantic show. He notes a 20 mile test distance and discusses energy, gear, and the potential for transatlantic links through wireless signaling, referencing future waves and world-wide reach.
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Marconi
Washisamin
New York
Learian Hs
Ileeransin
Wien
Capsized liner Avace holds workers trapped in shipyard
At Hamburg shipyards the Avace capsized while being hauled out of the water. More than a score of Brazilian crew and shipyard workers are trapped in the hull as rescue divers and hospital teams race to free them. An emergency effort mobilized with men pulled from the sea and a large crowd gathering as the danger mounted.
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Tamburg
Germany
Paige
Avace
Dei
Yahnans
Hove
Beliag
Lernoan
Tris Beliaved
Unnterhaats
Ward pleads not guilty to murder of ex service man
Ward appeared Friday before Supreme Court Justice Morchausey as an individual charged with the first degree murder in connection with the shooting of a wealthy baker’s acquaintance. The court said the case would proceed like any other prisoner. Also noted: Camper shoots self in Wisconsin as local crime details unfold.
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Ward
White Plains
Morchausey
Tiarenes Poors
Caussel
Milwaukee Centenarian Woman Dies in City Home
Milwaukee woman Lee Leek aged 100 or more, known as a centenarian, died today at her daughter Mrs. MS Lowry’s home in Milwaukee. The family recalled her long life and faith as a guiding rule. she had celebrated her 100th birthday in May and had lived in the area for many years.
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Milwaukee
Milwauteee
Wis
Lee Leek
MS Lowry
Peck
Meek
Betale Hey
Pardon Denied for Milwaukee Man by Governor
Madison Wis The pardon application of Joseph Branzke of Milwaukee was denied by Governor Blaine Friday. The case cited involves a fourth degree theft conviction and the governor said clemency was not justified. Other inmates named include Harry Thatcher Bers White Langlede and Ben Murphy all serving sentences for larceny burglary and related crimes.
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Madison
Wis
Jeseph Branzke
Milwaukee
Ampasei
Derree Munchichrer
Brine
Blaine
Phar Reaneke
Blaine Decir
Appurand
Priday
Clarinsah
Servis
Borsla
Harry It Thatcher
Aid Bers White
Midwinsers
Ben Muurphy
Langlede
Errvise
Nurehiry
Wisconsin potato inspector charged with fraud
Wisconsin state markets department filed a complaint in Madison accusing B J Carpenter of falsifying certificates in a five case. The inspector faces charges under potato inspection regulations to the district attorney's office.
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Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
B. J. Carpenter
Trict
Porras
Frank Selbba
Denurtinpor
Marriage Licenses Filed at County Clerk Office
The county clerk reports applications for marriage licenses. Names include Tam er F Cafferty et al, Marehhth and Agnes PT Reilly, Martin Freismirh and Anna Gutdan, Charlie J Bruhass and Gunda Jensen, Anton R Kreibick and Lepseh, Trullus J Foebringer and Loretta Flanszin. Several misspellings appear in the list and some fragments reference Egypt and ancient dates.
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Vmty
Tamer F. Cafferty
Et Marehhth
Agnes PT. Reilly
Deviere
Martin
Freismirh
Taur
Anna Gutdan
Loosina
WY Charlies J. Bruhass
Lars
Gunda Jensen
Cashtey
Anton R. Kreibick
Wil Alis
Lepseh
la Cross Trullus
J. Foebringer
Walling, Ws
Loretta Flanszin
Lia Crosse
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Arcicle
Lie
Elan
Reyal Aexent
Canada
Frank Warren Anderson
Marie
Peggy” Beal
Kansas City
Anderson
Chamber
Dominion of Canada
Cornell
Ciliam
Cnurts
High Ecourts
Trilynal Acauthorite
Supreme Court
United States Bureau of Markets
United States
Reed Fon
Milwaukee Railway
John €. Fox
Sun Yat Sen
Peking
Ludre
Labor Convention
Coronada Coal
Party OF Shriners
Hawaii
Bob
Atlantic
Taoyned Mather
Egypt
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