Berlin Hopeful Outlook Amid Submarine War Talks
Ambassador Gerard reports from Berlin that European neutrals may join protests against German submarine warfare. Conferences between Acting Secretary Lansing and Scandinavian diplomats hint at possible independent action and strict representations against maritime destruction, while Germany’s attitude is described as friendly and aiming for peace.
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Berlin
Washington
Germany
Lansing
Wilson
Lermaon
G Gevard
Lusitania
Foreign Office
Wisconsin law graduates admitted to practice in supreme court
Twenty two graduates of the University of Wisconsin law school were admitted to practice in the Wisconsin supreme court. Dean H Richards presented the class to the court yesterday afternoon in Madison.
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Madison, Wis
University of Wisconsin
Supreme Court of Wisconsin
Narrow Teaching and the Limits of Morality
A quotation contrasts narrow egoism with universal duty. It argues that teaching morality restricted to family or country fosters selfishness and harms others, using Mazini’s metaphor of concentric circles to urge broader ethical obligation beyond narrower loyalties.
Graduates and visitors gather for high school exercises
The notice lists attendees including Mrs. E. W. Mitchell of Aurora Illinois Mrs. F. A. Krause of Portage Wisconsin and Mrs. S. A. Bagley of Mitchell attending the graduation exercises where Miss Helen Looney daughter of Assistant Postmaster C C Looney participates They visit for a few days at the Looney home Also Finor Schweizer visiting Wayne Pennsylvania expected to return to La Crosse Sunday Others include Alois Brown returning from Madison Karl Schweizer recovering from tonsil operation J K Jefferson of Chicago and C A Neprud of Coon Valley en route to St Paul to buy stock Mrs W H Hawkinson of St Paul transacted business in the city yesterday.
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Sidney
K. P. Hall
E. W. Mitchell
Aurora
F. A. Krause
Portage
Wis
S. A. Bagley
Mitchell
Helen Looney
C. C. Looney
Chicago
C. A. Neprud
Coon Valley
St. Paul
Indefinite prison term for Minnesota arsonist
Preston man F. J. Wolf was sentenced to an indeterminate term in Stillwater state prison after being found guilty of setting fire to his barn and feed mill. A new trial motion was filed, with a hearing set for August 2, and Wolf is free on $1,500 bail until then.
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F. J. Wolf
Stillwater
Wolf
River Riverside Band Concert Tonight Omitted Program
The public band concert in Riverside Park tonight at 8 o clock omits one number from the published program. The revised list includes marches and selections such as Randolph Park When Yahbrling z Faust Down in Burgundy Shadowland Flowers of Paris Broadway and other pieces with Trombonium Gems and a Wagner excerpt.
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Riverside Park
Randolph Park
Faust
Gounod
Burgundy
Raat
Paley
Gilbert
Paris
Dupree Broadway
Lampe
Mississippi
Wagner
Band Brook
Chicago Marine
Reading and Thinking on Knowledge
Reading furnishes the mind with materials of knowledge. thinking makes what we read ours. The quote alludes to the active role of thought in shaping understanding beyond mere exposure to text.
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Porto Rican Cadet First to Graduate From West Point
Luis Raul Esteves becomes the first Porto Rican to earn a West Point diploma. He is among 164 cadets completing the four year course and receives a commission as second lieutenant in the U S Army.
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West Point
Luis Raul Esteves
Porto Rico
West Point Military Academy
Fromce
U. S. Army
Child’s Question Haunts Doctor Exchanging Tale
A physician asks a young girl named Al ice to live with him and she replies with a haunting line about once belonging to him. The exchange echoes in a historical setting revealing themes of belonging and memory.
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Alice
Diamond Solitaires In 14K Gold Rings Priced From 50
Per $50 we offer rings with a diamond of good size and finest quality. Each stone is perfect in color, cut, and shape. Mountings are 14k solid gold in a variety of designs. Call to view these rings and other diamonds from 85.00 to 8500.00.
Ladies Day Luncheon at Country Club Draws Sixty-Eight Guests
Seventy people lunched at the Country Club on Ladies' day with Mrs. J. A. Rowles hosting a party of fifteen, Mrs. J. B. Funke hosting fourteen, and Mrs. John Holley hosting fourteen.
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Country Club
J. A. Rowles
J. B. Funke
John Holley
Elizabeth Whipple Celebrates Fourteenth Birthday
Miss Elizabeth Whipple granddaughter of Mrs. M A Northam was honored at a lawn party yesterday. Betty Hixon and Elizabeth Norbeck sponsored the event with refreshments and games on the Hixon lawn. Guests included Anna Esch Jessie Evans Elizabeth Whipple Joseph Hixon George Hixon Don Gordon and Jack Holley.
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Elizabeth Whipple
M. A. Northam
Betty Hixon
Elizabeth Norbeck
J. M. Hixon
Anna Esch
Jessie Evans
Joseph and
George Hixon
Don Gordon
Jack Holley
Mrs Frank Wolfe Hosts Four Tables of Cards at South Fourth
Mrs Frank Wolfe entertained four tables of five hundred at her home on South Fourth street. The guests were members of a former card club. Mrs A Fay and Miss Olive Fay, who will soon leave the city, were guests of honor.
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Frank Wolfe
South Fourth Street
A. Fay
Olive Fay
Social Notes Highlight Local Travel and Visits
Mrs. John Oeschger hosts her Appleton cousins and two daughters at the country club. Miss Gretchen Oescher returns from Crary North Dakota with Mrs. Wonderlich of Minneapolis. Irene Lienlokken visits sister Mrs. Theodore Thompson in St Paul. R C Puckett plans a Berkeley summer with his parents. Serena Swenson and Clarice Miller stay with friends in La Salle. Mrs. R C Whelpley heads to Chicago for summer music teaching. Burton and Whelpley will manage Eagle Bluff cottage. Holley party also at Eagle Bluff summer retreat.
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Albert Langstadt
Appleton
Wis
Gretchen Oescheer
Crary
N. D
Wonderlich
Minneapolis
Irene Lienlokken
St. Paul
Theodore Thompson
R. C. Puckett
Berkeley
Cal
Serena Swenson
Clarice Miller
la Salle
R. C. Whelpley
Chicago
George Burton
Whelpley
Eagle Bluff
Mrs. Whelpley
Horace Holley
County Court Tackles Offensive Speech and Fines
Judge John Brindley fined Frank Tischer a three dollar penalty for unparliamentary language used on the stand. The proceedings arose as Tischer testified for Rhinold Seiler, a Shelby dairyman, who had already paid a ten dollar fine for assaulting Fred Bachman, a Seiler dairy employee. Seiler accused Bachman of being a poor workman. Bachman said Seiler attacked him for coming late to supper.
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Frank Tischer
John Brindley
Tischer
Fred Bachman
Rhinold Seiler
Shelby
Seiler Dairy
Seiler
Bachman
Wisconsin Captain Herzog Signs with Racine Team
Racine Wisconsin report says Harry Herzog captain and first baseman of the University of Wisconsin team last year has signed with the Racine team of the Lake Shore league and will play next Sunday.
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Racine, Wis
Harry Herzog
University of Wisconsin
Racine
Handy Shoe Bag Aids Bedside Accessibility
A Woman's Home Companion note describes using a shoe bag with multiple pockets pinned to a bed frame to keep books and needed items within reach for a family member who could not get out of bed. The simple, practical solution helped maintain access to essentials.
Explorer Dr. Cook Aims for Everest Ascent
Dr. Frederick A. Cook, famed for polar explorations, announces plans to travel to India and attempt the ascent of Mount Everest in the Himalayas. He estimates the expedition will take seven months.
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Frederick A. Cook
North Pole
India
Mount
Everest
Himalayas
Turkish aviator reports Agamemnon type warship ashore
Berlin dispatch via wireless from June 17 says a Turkish aviator sighted a warship of the Agamemnon class aground at the Dardanelles entrance, funnels smashed and deck under water. The British press bureau denied a report that the battleship Agamemnon had been sunk at the straits.
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Berlin
London
Constantinople
Dardanelles
United States
Orduna
Vague Editorial Hint on Reaching Agreement
An editorial remark suggests that knocking or flattering others will not sway opinions in this setting. The tone warns that such tactics have no effect here and focuses on seeking genuine discussion.
Northwest Cyclists Race for $1900 Purses in La Grande
La Grande Oregon hosts its annual road races drawing many noted motorcyclists from the northwest. Competitors ride a seven mile rectangle course as purses totaling 1900 dollars attract entrants.
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LA Grande
Ore
Northwest
Not Forbidden to Hint
Young Katherinine learns of her aunt’s upcoming marriage and agrees to secrecy. When pressed by a playmate she says she promised not to tell but will hint just a little.
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Katherinine
D. D. D. Soothing Wash Promises Quick Skin Relief
Ad touts D D D Cooling Wash for itching and irritation with Wintergreen ether healing elements. Claims instant relief and summer skin protection. Includes offer of a trial bottle for 25 cents from Columbian Drug Store and Hoeschler Bros.
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Hoeschler Bros
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