Normal Class To Finish Thursday At Local Normal
The fifth annual commencement of the local normal school will be held in the normal auditorium at 9 30 tomorrow. Dr Euclid B Rogers of Springfield NL will deliver the principal address. The Senior class play The School for Scandsi was staged with strong cast and credit to Miss Constance. The summer session begins Monday June 11 with added staff including Dr South and county superintendents Oltman Haney and Gibson assisting for two weeks.
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Normal School
Normal
Euclid B. Rogers
Springfield
Scandsi
Constance
Peter Teazle
Neil Rudie
Sir Oliver
J. C. Ferguson
Benjamin Backbite
Geo. Costarisan
Joseph Surface
Harland Hayes
Charles Surface
Frank Kuehl
Cabtree
Alvin Erickson
Rowley
Lambert Hansen
Careless
L. McSorley
Moses
L. Hoyt
Snake
John Lawton
Lady Teazle
Stella Osborn
Sneerwel
Gerda Preus
Candour
Grace Webb
Maria
Selma Larsen
Esther Marcou
Frank Schlosser
Herbert Gaarder
Dr. South
Oltman
la Crosse County
Haney
Monroe County
Gibson
Trempealeau County
Department of School Management
Money Missing Leads to Two Arrests in La Crosse
Edwin Muell and Alfred Lynn are held by La Crosse police over the disappearance of money and a gold watch from the Scaff rooming house on North Third street. The money belonged to A. E. Keefe, plumber for Ratz & Marquardt. Lynn was nabbed after leaving La Crosse for Milwaukee or Chicago. the watch was found in his traveling bag.
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Edwin Muell
Alfred Lynn
la Crosse
Scaff
North Third Street
A. E. Keefe
Ratz & Marquardt
Muell
Lynn
Portage
Milwaukee
Chicago
Unsettled Midwest Weather With Warm Periods Forecast
Unsettled weather expected across Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa with local showers likely tonight and Thursday. Temperatures rise slightly in the southeast and east while western areas stay partly cloudy and warmer with no major changes in the next 36 hours. River stages show small declines or little change with slight rises at Red Wing and La Crosse.
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la Crosse
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Mississippi Valley
Atlantic Coast
Mississippi River
Rocky Mountains
Plains States
South Atlantic States
Rapid City
Prairie du Chien
Dubuque
Lewis
Red Wing
Eighteen from this city graduate in varied pursuits
Eighteen from this city complete courses at Wisconsin Madison and depart with honors in scholastic work. Several are Phi Beta Kappa and Tron Cross honorees. The class includes Brindley Bradish Cotton Davis Gelatt Harrison Jolivette Jones Kolls Nelson Neprud Schweizer Stevens Taylor Young and Youngberg with roles in football crew and drama and plans to work or teach locally or abroad.
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Phi Beta Kappa
Tron Cross
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Miss Harrison
Jones
College of Letters and Science
State Bank of la Crosse
Cotton
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Davis
Alpha Delta Phi Fraternity
Yellow Helmets
Union Board
All
Imperial Motor Car Company
State Normal School
Edwin Booth Dramatic Society
Delta Sigma Rho
Sigma Delta Chi
White Spades
Iron Cross
Hamilton
University of Chicago
Wisconsin Dramatic Society
School of Education
Kolls
Nelson
University
Miss Neprud
Tomahawk
Castalia Literary Society
Theta Sima Phi
Beenews
Daily Cardinal
Schweizer
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Poughkeepsie
Badger Boat Club
Stevens
Hastings
Minn
Miss Taylor
Delta Delta Society
John W. Young
Delta Kappa Epsilon Fraternity
Badger Board
Deke Building Association
Elk River
Potlach Lumber Company
Idaho
West
Youngberg
Acacia Fraternity
Sloan, Huddle, Feustel & Freeman Company
Kansas City
Boston
Mass
Fourth of July Homecoming Music Arrangements in La Crosse
Fred Dittman heads the music committee for Made in La Crosse week with over $800 to be spent. Andre's and Kreutz's bands unite for one large group. Tomah band will visit for industrial parade. Third Regiment band of Viroqua will play at Myrick park. La Crosse bands perform downtown each night to draw crowds to exhibits. Oscar Dahl praises the event in a letter to the committee from South St. Paul.
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Fred Dittman
la Crosse
Andre
Viroqua
Myrick Park
Riot disrupts Modern Woodmen meeting in Toledo
June 17 Toledo riot call brings police reserves to Memorial Hall as insurgents and administration forces clash verbally and physically during the national convention. After order is restored the day ends with a call for investigation of general fund expenditures, noting deficits in 1911 1912 and 1913 and a remaining balance of 75 000 to cover Toledo encampment costs estimated at 250 000.
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Toledo
Woodmen of America
Talbot
Villa Breaks Off Relations with the Rebel Chief
Villa disowned by friends who deny personal ambition and insist he does not intend to breach constitutionalist ranks. The split with Carranza appears irreparable, with reports of Villa preparing 12,000 loyal rebels for a possible campaign against Carranza. No confirmation from Villa or Carranza on further actions.
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Central Military Zone
Villa
Col
Calzado
Carranza
Saltillo
Panofil Natera
Natera
Zacatecas
Orenelas
Juarez
General Villa
United Press
Mexico Congress Convenes in Extra Session
Mexico City reports hurried convocation of the Mexican congress in an extra session. Foregin relations and interior departments prepared a bill expected to be central to the nation's pacification efforts. Details of the contents were kept secret.
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Mexican Congress
Mexico City
Departments of Foreign Relations
of the Interior
Beautiful blind musician mist death under mystery cloud
Miss Helen Meson a 30 year old blind singer known as the Helen Keller of the West lies dead at a Oakland apartment amid questions if suicide or homicide. A friend found her unconscious on a couch and a doctor could not save her. Poison is suspected and a card from real estate dealer W C Dohrmann bearing a farewell line was found.
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Oaklan
Cal
Helen Meson
Helen Keller
West
Miss Meson
W. C. Dohrmann
Helen
No clue to lost dry lecturer Patmont in Detroit
Detroit officers Burns operatives and patrolmen have searched over 36 hours for Rev. Louis R. Patmont the dry evangelist who vanished Monday evening. Friends insist he was kidnapped by Illinois saloonkeepers to block his St Louis appearance while police seek facts and question hoax theories.
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Detroit
Mich
Burns
Louis R. Patment
Patmont
Illinois
St. Louis
Westville
Ill
Columbia
Patment
Claude F. Witty
Witty
Federation backs liquor-crime crackdown at convention
At the General Federation of Women's Clubs biennial meeting a resolution denounces the liquor traffic and urges federal and state laws to eradicate it. Kentucky delegates support the measure, alongside other resolutions on rural school social centers and preventing Niagara Falls power diversions. A $20,000 deficit in a $100,000 reform endowment was covered in minutes.
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Tion
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Federation Resolutions Committee
Kentucky
General Federation
Niagara Falls
Mexico Front Tensions Rise as Mediation Stalls
In Torreon Villa plans to interrogate telegraphers over telegram delays amid arrests of Carranza loyalists. In Niagara Falls mediators face a Friday decision on whether to extend talks. Washington officials fear a split among constitutionalists could harden opposition to Carranza. Deadlock remains, with little signs of progress.
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Carranza
Col
Ornelas
Torreon
Villa
Customs Office
Niagara Falls
Ont
Washington
Mexico
Juarez
Chihuahua
Settle Difference as Fire Rages in Lake Forest
In Waukegan Illinois on June 17 the Lake Forest city administration faced a blaze at a high school. Alderman and Justice Thomas Douglas, a fire department member, clashed with Postmaster Hugh Smith who also sat on the school board. Smith caused Douglas to be arrested, while Douglas charged Smith with disorderly conduct as the fire raged and the volunteer company formed a ring to fight it.
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Waukegan
Mis
Lake Forest
Ill
Justice of Peace Welch
Thomas Douglas
Justice of Peace
Smith
Douglas
Clerks Press for Reforms at Wisconsin Meeting
Clerks at a Wisconsin convention debated changes for county offices and auto licensing sparked by state control. They urged allowing county clerks to be reelected, proposed county administration of license plates with a uniform number system, and discussed the impact on enforcement. Officers listed include H W Lee, L F Shoemaker, F H Eberhardt, and W P Rath among 66 members.
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Grant D.harrington
Walworth County
Harrington
Bert A. Jolivette
la Crosse
William F. Wolf
Outagamie County
John Brandt
Lincoln County
County Clerks’ Association of
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
H. W. Lee
Rock County
L. F. Shoemaker
Waupaca County
F. H. Eberhardt
Wood County
W. P. Rath
Langlade County
William J. Leader
Superior
E. A. Price
Portage
Minnie
Mary Ann
Russell H. Jones
Kenosha County
Law graduates take oath before Wisconsin Supreme Court
Madison June 17. Twenty eight university college of law graduates appeared before Chief Justice J B Winslow at 2 pm to receive the oath allowing them to practice before the court Miggelene Lapham of Lake Beulah is the only woman. Winslow urged lawyers to view law as justice first, not money making, stressing duty to assist the administration of justice and uphold the constitution as ministers at the altar of justice.
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Madison, Wis
University College of Law
Supreme Court
J. B. Winslow
Miggelene Lapham
Lake Beulah
Gaiq
Winslow
Pinchers Philanthropist Offers Million Dollar Gift
New York on June 17 a passerby asked Patrolman Hayes if he wanted a couple of million dollars. The man named Manelis Macropolis claimed to have about four million to share, but had no money and was taken to Bellevue Hospital for assessment after the incident.
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New York
Hayes
Manelis Macropolis
Bellevue Hospital
Yale Honors Mediator and Surgeon With Doctor of Laws
June 17 Yale conferred honorary degrees on Muño Naton Sable from Argentina and W C Gorgas U S sanitization expert on the Panama Canal. Both received the degree of Doctor of Laws in a ceremony at Yale New Haven.
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New Haven
Remuo Naton
Sable
America
Mexic
W. C. Gorgas
U. S
Panama Canal
Yale
Unclear 10 Conducted Discussion on Primary and Law
Clerks discussed a proposed repeal of a law while opposing it. They cited difficulty and expense in counting ballots. Another matter was changing the primary date. Clerks complained about needing to campaign from early summer through the November election. The vote was 4 to.
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Europe
Gelatt
Alpha Sigma Phi Fraternity
Alpha Chi Sigma
International Club
Harrison
Gamma Phi Beta Sorority
Gachee Tennis Club
Edith
Red Domino
Chadbourne Review
Women’s Athletic Association
Umn
Eva Jolivette
Round Table Literary Society
Gedney
Mortarboard
Wyslynx
Louise C. Brown
Angus M. Casberg
Carl H. Casberg
Homer A. Davis
Don C. Dickinson
Theodore E. Edwards
Paul S. Egbert
Adolph H. Emerson
Otto Endres
Music Now
GALL
Toots
Geo. B. Rose
the Jeweler
Main Street
Supreme Court of the State
Pinches
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