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Golfers arrive for the Wisconsin state tournament open today in Janesville Wisconsin with fifty entries from outside and twenty to twenty five locals. The event expected to draw eighty players the largest state championship. Features include a ladies championship series and a seniors over 50 tournament. Notable attendees include Joseph De Moth Hamilton Vose and Dr White of Milwaukee. William Yule of Kenosha will miss defending title due to Yale graduation.
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Janesville
Wis
Wisconsin
Green Bay
Oshkosh
Appleton
Fau Claire
la Crosse
Madison
Kenosha
Milwaukee
Green Lake
Joseph de Moth
Hamilton Vose
Dr. White
H. ©. Fairchild
William Yule
Yale University
Labor movement calls to defeat unfriendly congress members
Gom pers in the American Federationist urges wage earners to vote against reelection of congressmen hostile or indifferent to organized labor. He argues labor should elect its own men and support candidates favorable to labor demands.
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Washington
Gompers
American Federationist
Congress
Roasted Alive In Auto Crash Kills Woman in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on June 26 Mrs. James J. Cordori 28 died in an auto crash when a Colorado street vehicle overturned at sixty miles an hour bursting into flames. Chauffeur John Henderson of Pasadena severely burned cannot live, artist Ella May Morris of Pueblo lightly burned, others escaped. A separate notice promotes a grocers picnic missing here.
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Los Angeles
James J. Cordori
John Henderson
Pasadena
Ella May Morris
Pueblo
Colorado Street
Cordori
C. White
Roosevelt Denies Grand White House Menus
Washington, June 26. President Roosevelt says the White House meals are plain and wholesome, denying reports of elaborate daily menus. He told a reporter he sometimes has a bowl of milk and bread for lunch and his children get cold roast beef, noting breakfasts are often boiled eggs and bread.
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Washington
Roosevelt
United States
White House
Grace
Normal professor drowned at Chippewa River
Peawa Chippewa Falls Wis June 26 Prof A H Fletcher of River Falls normal school drowned Saturday in the Chippewa river at Holcombe fishing from a boat the boat capsized a companion escaped death Circus employe drowned Brainard Minn June 26 Henry Hoyt Baraboo Wis six years a teamster with the Gollmar Brothers circus drowned in the Mississippi river here while bathing body not found river dragged dynamited
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Chippewa Falls
Wis
A. H. Fletcher
The
River Falls Normal School
Chippewa River
Holcombe
Fletcher
Circus
Brainerd
Minn
Henry Hoyt
Baraboo
Gollmar Brothers’ Circus
Mississippi
Circus Employees Send Parents of Boy Fifty Dollars
The parents of Harry Tear, a Madison boy killed by a train while following the Hagenbeck circus, received 50 dollars donated by circus employees. Detective R Lee Killian sent the money to Chief Baker to be given to the family with the workers' sympathies. Tear fell from a train on its journey from Madison to Janesville a week earlier.
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Madison
Wis
Harry Tear
R. Lee Killian
Baker
Young Tear
Janesville
Walter Wilde Receives West Point Leg Restoration
Walter Wilde, who had his leg rebroken and lengthened to qualify for West Point, has recovered from the operation. The procedure, performed in Philadelphia, was successful and he is reported in good condition.
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Philadelphia
Kent
Walter Wilde
West Point
Rainy flood in Alton as frogs swarm streets
A heavy rainstorm with gale force winds hits Alton on June 26. A deluge of small green frogs falls, leaving streets crowded with hopping creatures and pedestrians wary of the unusual downpour.
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Alton
Frogs Congested Streets After High Wind Sweep
Hundreds of frogs flooded the streets after a strong wind swept them from marshy lowlands. Bystanders reported the scene as cars and pedestrians navigated the slippery, amphibian danger in the affected area.
Johnson families clog Topeka mail service
In Topeka Kansas on June 26 the Lindsborg postmaster will request extra clerks due to widespread Johnson Anderson Swenson Peterson Olson families receiving mail. With 249 Johnsons 134 Andersons 87 Swensons 99 Petersons and many Olsons, children repeatedly ask for which mail and which Anderson forcing clerks to verify identities.
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Topeka
Kan
Lindsborg
Department
Johnson
Anderson Peterson
Swenson
Johnsons
Andersons
Swensons
Petersons
Olsons
Anderson
Manitowoc Farmer Robbed at Station to Catch Train
John Sedlacek, a Larabee farmer, was robbed of $160 on the depot platform at Manitowoc as he hurried to catch a Brillion train for the firemen tournament. He chased the thief but let him escape to avoid missing his train.
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Manitowoc
Wis
Brillion
John Sedlacek
Sedlacek
Public Works to Notify Property Owners on Boulevard Heights
The board of public works will issue notices within a few days to all property owners whose boulevards rise above the sidewalk level.
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Board of Public Works
Asthma Sufferer Praises Foley’s Honey and Tar Cure
Daniel Bante of Otterville Tow a writes he had asthma for years and tried many remedies with little relief before Foley's Honey and Tar gave immediate relief. He declares he will never be without it and recommends it to others. Sold by O T Erhart.
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Daniel Bante
Otterville
Towa
New York
Foley
O. T. Erhart
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Nelson Carpet & Furniture
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U.S
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Woodman Hall
Kreutz
Chas. Beyschlag
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