Winneshick-Winnemaker Marriage Rewed Amid Native Festivities
The Winneshick and Winnemaker families of Motland readied for a rewed ceremony next Tuesday with Brindley presiding. Reported wealth and land holdings of Mrs. Meloy Hovinkuut feature in plans as the community anticipates a joyous village celebration and a second wedding feast at the Indians domicile.
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Crass Winneshick
Wilicee
Ed Winaniker
Fleuk
Enuire Pouse
Tay Wingesbleks
Luce
Meloy Hovinkuut
Mays
Hartos Winneshick
Uppinkal
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Iibute Court
Johu Costley
Charles
Alice
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Brindley
Motland
Ed Funmaker
Hallsint
Bala
Wisconsin Assembly Advances Open Deer Season
A Wisconsin assembly bill moves toward enlarging the open deer season amid a report detailing a new soda grill and drug arade by HEBBERD. The piece notes the opening of a pharmacy emergency ward and describes changes at a Main Street arcade with the new owner and storefront renovations.
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Webhead
Ge, Pharmecets
Tie Cree
Powarrd
Il Trad Furs
Popenins
Powell
Salanday
Secre Laeitils
Plarmageyana Soda
Daorth Stretts
Eider Sy
George Howard Din
Mis
Alain Surert
Fe Mart Street
Vaile
Tebberit
Fourth Street
Walter Anter
Caynler
Mr. Uchberd
Wisconsin Badger Season Relation to Neighbor States
In a discussion about hunting rules a mock analysis critiques how the Badger State season aligns with neighboring states. It questions license processes and seasonal openings, noting practical issues in enforcement and perception. The text mentions deer movement in November and debates over season timing and adjustments.
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Gomexpond
Tanlee
Start Movement of Ore From Upper Lakes Reported
Reports indicate ore shipments from the Upper Lakes will begin next week as vessels depart from southern points toward the Oliver Iron. The movement involves the 7 Superior district fleet planning freighter departures to move from the lower lakes area.
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Pfirse
Superior
Jower
Gill for Public Welfare Cabinet Officer Offered
A public welfare bill, sponsored by the Administration, would establish a Department of Public Welfare headed by a Cabinet official, to oversee four divisions including Education and Grooming, Public Welfare activities, and social welfare services for veterans, as proposed in a measure introduced in Congress.
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Wastlington
Audiin Taba
Ken
Esse
Okile
Chebil
Pathia Welfire
Aden
Hal
Third of New York Population Foreignborn, Census Shows
Washington reports New York City’s foreign born population totals 7.08 million, about 25 percent of the core population, rising from 1920 figures amid influxes from Russia and Europe, with sharp growth in immigrant communities and related demographic shifts.
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New York
Washington
New York City
I Sons of Russia
Idim
South America
Irish Leaders Meeting Ends Without Result
London reports a weekend Irish conference in the works with De Valera and Sinn Fein leaders likely in attendance. The meeting aimed to negotiate for a republic in Ireland while Ulster unionists refused new negotiations, amid government scrutiny of Sinn Fein hopes for Home Rule.
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Evening Standard
Eamonn de Valera
Sinn
Ly Orig
Liste
Tri
Ulster
Opi
Una
Valera
Rid
Weil
Carmen
Ueland
Ve Valera
Drei
Sun & Vaisis
Beir
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Fuestonfesh
Trish
Ireland
Teunnciatley
de Valeri “Hai
Sir Tomes
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Loni Hamund Walbete
Sinn Fein
Hoje
O& N
Trehuwi Caygok
Fifteen Mounts Entered for the Kentucky Derby
Fifteen horses compete for the 590000 Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs on Saturday. Top weights at 120 pounds include Armdledd and Black Servant among others. Several entries, such as Grey Lag and Moen, attract heavy speculation as withdrawals loom. In other news, the Kenosha store of Black Brothers burned, with extensive smoke damage and an employee rescued from a smoke-filled room.
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Louisville
Priday
Churchill Downs
Sinclair
Moen
Kenosha
Black Brothers
Main and
Wisconsin Street
Terman May
Steening
Alore
Community Day Plans On French Island This Month
A French Island community event outlines a day of gatherings as the lower school closes May 27. From 10 AM to 4 PM a program with a noon dinner will include a group outing and a memorial of local committees guiding arrangements. Notables include Professor Voteh of the Normal school and a representative from the state university delivering addresses.
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UN Trench Iglayil
Rls
Tle Livy
R. St. Sainton
Anerchants
Hankees
C. Hinkley
Sk. Jacque
Ender
Wiliam McCann
Alice Martella
Mes
A. Tulivette
Gueterfield
Smith
Miss Stephenson
Poms Mackensin
Talia Bader
Wasp
Roauldoer Spork
Labor Leaders Sketch Program for Next Year
The article outlines labor leaders drafting a program for the coming year. It notes incorporation of allied unions into the council of labor, and mentions plans presented at the annual convention in Denver. Proposals include repealing anti-trust laws to exempt labor unions from scrutiny and urging resistance to covert actions.
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Prinelthe
United States
Council of Labor
Denver
Wade
Hws
Spyrseuubteg
Sng Taws
Warhitey
Dry law violator freed for funeral of soldier son
A Wisconsin case reports a dry law violator granted release to attend the funeral of his son, a soldier killed in combat. The defendant, arraigned in federal court, received a temporary exemption to be present at the services, with the judge noting the family tragedy.
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Wis
Tuohy 7Ville
Tridge Uhiade
Buller
Y W 76 Entertain Girls Reserves and Mothers Saturday
Mothers Day cafe to be held Saturday afternoon at side rooms of the YWCA with Girl Reserves and mothers. Program by Girl Reserves including an open play by high school group. Hours three to five.
New German Cabinet Faces Rough Assembly Without Socialists
A precarious coalition formation in Germany stalls as Socialists refuse backing. The clash over wage claims, road and rail issues, and related public works complicates the new cabinet’s early agenda.
WINGS OF SOCIALIST PARTY REJECT AID DEMAND
Reports from London and Washington detail divisions within the Socialist ranks as leaders reject calls for aid while Lloyd George urges focus on wages and rules. Germany’s disarmament and reparations talks intensify with France pressing for action and Britain seeking a measured path.
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Troy
Germany
Striet Campiine
Premice Lloyd George
House of Commons
Supreme Council
Ivemdir
Gas rate fight to be carried on in future
City officials plan to pursue lower gas rates despite the Railroad Commission ruling. City Attorney Osear Swennes and engineer Byron Y. Gitford will decide the next step after investigations into coal price fluctuations and pending conditions. The city will not appeal the Dane County court decision and will reassess when conditions warrant.
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Wisconsin-Minnesota Uight and Power Company
Ta Crosse
Osear Swennes
Byron Y. Gitford
Swennes
Wiech Eulk Court
Dane County
Railroad Commission of Wisconsin
House Passes Budget Bill Sent To Conference
The House endorsed the budget bill with amendments and sent it to conference Friday. A key change shifts the treasury bureau under Senate plans as an independent agency. KC man named Porto Rico governor is also noted in the report.
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HOUSE
Washington
Senate
K.C
Porto
Rico
Atorl-Baily
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