Homeopathic Medical Society of Wisconsin Elects Officers
Milwaukee May 26 Officers reelected by the Homeopathic medical society of Wisconsin include Milton A. Brandt as president and George H. Ripley as vice president. J J Burdick serves as secretary and Milton Rice as treasurer. Papers on the moveable kidney and on the ethics of surgery were presented by Drs Forsbeck and Adams. An address on homeopathy by Dr Cowperthwaite urged adherence to care as a law.
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Ilwaukee
Homeopathic Medical Society of Wisconsin
Milton A. Brandt
Milwaukee
George H. Ripley
Kenosha
Ay Yj. Burdick
Janesville
Milton Rice
Filip Forsbeck
G. F. Adams
A. C. Cowperthwaite
Chicago
No Merger Denied by Valley League President Husting
FOND DU LAC Wis May 26 The reported merger of the Lake Shore and Fox River Valley Baseball leagues is denied by President Husting of the valley league Husting says he has been approached by the Lake Shore league but no action will be taken by the Valley league
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Fond DU Lac
Wis
Lake Shore
Fox River Valley
Husting
Valley League
Lake Shore League
Now Lumar forms Knights Templar commandery in Kenosha
Kenosha Wisconsin May 26 a special dispensation formed a new Knights Templar commandery with charter membership of fifty six officers elected include William W Strong eminent commander John M Kehler generalissimo W J Frost captain general F H Truax prelate M Warren senior warden T Dale junior warden C C Brown treasurer Dan Head recorder W Hamlet standard bearer F W Piper mood bearer J G Barr warder and R E Wilkenson sentinel.
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Kenosha
Wis
Knights Templar
William W. Strong
John M. Kehler
W. J. Frost
F. H. Truax
M. Warren
T. Dale
C. C. Brown
Dan
Delegates to National Convention Elected at Conference
Madison presiding as delegates were chosen today for the national convention. Attendees include H. P. Peterson of Superior, August Lehnhoff of La Crosse, A. L. Kaems of Sheboygan, J. R. Bloom of Neenah, D. D. Evans of Racine, J. A. Norris of Madison, Edessa Kunz, William Straub, D. Wittenberg Jr., Milwaukee, with inspection of Wonderland completed by inspectors last night.
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Madison
H. P. Peterson
Superior
August Lehnhoff
la Crosse
A. L. Kaems
Sheboygan
J.R. Bloom
Neenah
D. D. Evans
Racine
J. A. Norris
Edessa Kunz
William Straub
D. Wittenberg, Jr
Milwaukee
Wonderland
Camp In Public Park Not Permissible
Editor notes that establishing a camp in a public park such as Pettibone Park would not be permissible. The camper asks whether citizens may erect a camp in a public park and the answer is negative.
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Tribune
Pettibone Park
Mayor Hustled Money From Them
RACINE WIS May 26 One hundred twenty five business men were summoned to meet Mayor Nelson at city hall to raise funds for beautifying the public park. He planned to raise 20000 dollars. attendees agreed to donate 1680 annually for five years, later to rise to 3000 annually. The meeting prompted a corporal's guard presence.
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Racine, Wis
Nelson
Milwaukee
Lawrence Defeats Hamlin University in Intercollegiate Debate
Appleton Wis May 26 Lawrence University defeated Hamlin University in a two to one vote on a debate topic urging US funding up to ten million dollars annually for subvention of the American registered marine. Irving Church, football fullback and first baseman, carried the affirmative for Lawrence.
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Appleton
Wis
Lawrence University
Hamlin
United States
Irving Church
Lawrence
J. Walter Harris
Lawrence Johnson
Gramlin
Howard Robinson
Charles Kidder
C. G. Bull
Butler
Augie in Wonderland Conference Briefing at Milwaukee
The semi annual conference of state factory inspectors is underway at the Milwaukee office, 201 West Water Street, discussing the state factory and child labor laws. The event will conclude today with Labor Commissioner J D Bek in attendance.
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Milwaukee
West Water Street
Mrs Feliz Returns Home From Hospital After Improvement
Mrs M J Feliz of Viroqua returns home much improved after undergoing TM treatment at the La Crosse hospital.
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M. J. Feliz
Viroqua
la Crosse Hospital
Local Foreman Attends Mystic Shrine Conclave
T M Liddell foreman of the C M St P shops with wife and daughter left for Chicago to attend the Imperial Conclave of the Mystic Shrine. They switched plans from Los Angeles to Chicago and redirected funds to aid San Francisco relief. C S Wilcox covers Liddell duties during his absence.
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T. M. Liddell
Chicago
Mystic Shrine
Los Angeles
San Francisco
C. S. Wilcox
Foreman Liddell
Wildlife laws impose $5088 fine for killing these birds
Investigation of game laws reveals a minimum fine of $5088 for killing the birds. The article emphasizes enforcement and the seriousness of the offense, citing the potential penalties and legal framework surrounding hunting restrictions.
Rails Proclaimed as Protected Bird Amid Services Notice
Game Warden Kingsley notes a mistaken impression that rails a small bird often killed by sportsmen are not protected Memorial services for the G A R and auxiliary lodges will be held tomorrow in the First Presbyterian church with north side services at Caledonia Street Methodist church.
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Kingsley
Rails
First Presbyterian Church
Caledonia Street Methodist Church
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