Court decision threatens immigration and job control under Jay Treaty
A Supreme Court ruling risks partial nullification of U S immigration laws and shifts job location control to Canada under the Jay Treaty. It warns of vast border district relocation, economic distortion, and costly remedies unless Congress and the State Department act promptly. The piece also notes a cynical political attitude and a dubious claim about criminal trait reduction via paddling.
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United. ‘States Supremie
State Department
Congress
Canada
Niagara
Buffalo
Detroit
United States
Washington High honors group selects leaders
The Purple and Gold honorary society met Monday to elect officers for the year. Dick Horn, senior, was chosen president after a narrow margin over Wini Fred Lohman, with Amy Boettger as vice president and Clarence Palzar as secretary treasurer. The group plans an Art Exhibit as its first major project and aims to boost school activities throughout the year.
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The
Purple and Gold
Washington High School
Dick Horn
Thirh School
Winifred Lohman
Amy Boettger
Clarence Palzar
Horn
Boettger
Palzat J
Ithe
Purple and “Gold
Chicago Visitors Attend Funeral of Mrs Jos Louisier
Mr and Mrs Carl Ulrich and their son of Chicago attended the funeral of Mrs Jos Louisier held on Monday and planned to stay a few days with relatives before returning. A party seen near Schroeder store Saturday night around the same time remains undeveloped in the report.
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Carl Ulrich
Chicago
Jos. Louisier
Sschroeder
Kohler Speech Draws Sparse Crowd at Two Rivers
Republican governor candidate Kohler spoke at the Opera House as a Hamilton band parade preceded his rally. Fewer than 200 attended, but Kohler urged new uses for farm products, praised agricultural research, and envisioned Wisconsin farms with neighborhood factories to utilize by products, stressing non political social and economic farm solutions.
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Hamilton
Kohler
Opera House
Wisconsin
Babcock
College of Agriculture
Council OKs paving payment and street work in 1929 plan
At Monday’s meeting, the council authorized a $590,000 payment to Streit Construction for curb gutter and paving work, and approved Lincoln Avenue paving changes after protests by Nelson, David, and George LeClair. The city also agreed to a four year plan to fill the grate and other site improvements. Nearby issues included parking, a Tag Day permit, a soft drink license, and a light for Victory and Eleventh streets.
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Streit Construction Company
Lincoln Avenue
Nelson
David
George LeClair
Zuehl
Eliott
Kahienberg
Luebke
Schroeder
Nic
Cheys
Thej Tenner
East River Street
Guy Banagét Donnelly
Father ‘Niles
St. Mark's
Victory
Eleventh Streets
Nineteenth Street
Emmett
Lincoln Streets
Dent
Bohne
Davia
Jackson -Street
Forest Avenue
Ated
Streu/Construction company
Fnst
Bnes
Great Lakes Harbor
City Council Deals With Bills and Street Issues
The council reviewed a 723 bill from Malley-Kanzelberger for 300 ordnance books just delivered and promised investigation into the state of the contract. A resident seeks 800 for land on School Street, now not deemed a street. Unused land may be condemned later for sewer work. About 350 electric ranges are in use citywide, and stove sales are not being pushed. Removal of wooden poles on Washington Street faces delays due to live service lines. Communication with Strauss Bridge Company remains uncertain. Mr Payne and the committee may arrange a future meeting.
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Malley-Kanzelberger Printing Company
Schmidt
School Street
Washington Street
Fremie
Donnelly
Strauss Bridge Company
Designers
Washington © Street Bridge
Payne
Amittee
Bosra
Gough Barbers Men Lead in Tough Kaukauna Contest
After a strenuous win at Menasha last Saturday the Purple and Gold boys resumed practice for a tilt this week. The Rosy crew showed strength in the second half, promising a stiff challenge to Kaukauna as the football title of the Northeastern Wisconsin region remains in play.
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Menasha
Barber
Kakaung
Rosy
Kaukauna
Wis
Birthday party at Mrs Koch home with Five Hundred
Mrs John H Koch hosted friends on Garfield street for a birthday evening. Five Hundred and banco provided entertainment with prizes awarded to Mrs Elmer Hansen Mrs Albert Kisten and Mrs William Kummerow for ladies and Elmer Hansen William Kummerow and Harry Guehlsdorf for men. Sylvia LaFleur won first in banque with Albert Allie taking consolation. A lunch followed and guests included Albert Kisten Wil Hawi Kummerow Lester LaFleur Harry Guehisdorf Koch Hansen Floyd Monka Alex LaFleur Alberta Alice Sylvia LaFleur Beatrice LaFleur Paul Vernoche and Olin Berksgagen.
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John H. Koch
Garfield Street
Five Hundred
Banco
Elmer Hansen
Albert Kisten
Wiliam Kummerow
William Kummerow
Harry ‘Guehlsdorf
Bance
Sylvia LaFleur
Albertg Allle
Alex-La-Fleur
Alberta Alice
Bylvia
LaFleur
Beatrice ‘LaFleur
Messrs
Paul Vernoche
Elmer Wach
John P. Wissnik
Green Bay
New Glekmans Inc Store to Open in Manitowoc Building
A new ready to wear store named Glekmans Inc will open in the Lahey and Watson building in Manitowoc. Esther Cohen is linked to stock for the venture and papers for organization were filed with the Sea of Deeds. Mr Gitkman, a former Ott-Glick member, recently disposed of his interests.
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Lahey & Watson
Glekman’s,Inc
Sea of Deeds
Manitowoc
Man
Entites
Esther" Cohen
Ghtkman
Ott-Glick Company
Learn Description of Party in Store Theft At Council Meeting
At a council gathering hardware men protested bids for garbage cans. The city plans uniform sizes to fit collectors and may offer several sizes. It states it does not intend to sell cans for profit.
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Hardware
Junior Marquette Club Plans Large Parish Meeting
The Junior Marquette club of St Luke's parish will hold a business meeting at Marquette Hall this evening with officer elections and a social to follow. All members are requested to attend.
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Marquette Club
Junior Marquette Club
St. ‘Luke's’ Parish
Marquette Hall
Walnut Diamond Tile Floor For Kansas City Window
Eggers Veneer company shipped a show window floor for a large Kansas City store. The walnut diamond pieces, 50 feet long and up to seven feet wide, required round the clock work. Express delays forced a cut from 30 to 18 feet per piece, but the crew finished on time and the floor is praised for quality and impact.
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Eggers Veneer
Express
Kansas City
du. Ig
Local Visitors and Residents Separable Notices
Bert Hutchinson of Chicago is in the city on business today. Byron Studdard of Milwaukee spent Monday here on business. Mrs. W. A. Tomek visits Milwaukee for the day. Edwin Mosuch returns from a several days visit at Antigo with relatives. A A Kruschka vocational school head was a visitor at Sheboygan Monday. Rev Father Thuecks of St Luke’s church is receiving treatments at Holy Family hospital Manitowoc. Miss Mabel Schultz returns from Milwaukee after weekend visits. Henry Imse of Milwaukee returns after several days here on business.
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Bert Hutchinson
Chicago
Byron Studdard
Milwaukee
Edwin Mosuch
Antigo
A. A. Kruschka
Sheboygan
Father Thuecks
St. Luke's, Church
Holy Family Hospital
Manitowoc
Pleasant birthday surprise for Mrs. Elmer Wachtel
Local social notes recount a birthday party at the Wachtel home on Twenty-Fourth Street with friends, a 500-point game, prizes, and a dainty lunch. Various residents are noted visiting relatives, returning from trips, or undergoing medical procedures at Holy Family hospital.
Lohman Snyder Wedding Ceremonies Held Today
Leslie Lohman of this city wed Elizabeth Snyder of New Orleans Louisiana in a ceremony held today in New Orleans. The couple plans a brief honeymoon before returning home. Mrs Donald Dean sister of the groom served as maid of honor and will accompany the groom home with Arthur Lohman and the groom.
Hashek Children Honored At Halloween Birthday Party
A party was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Hashek on Twenty first street to honor the Hashek children on their birthdays. Little friends of Catherine and Russell enjoyed games and a well arranged lunch amid Halloween decorations. It was a pleasant afternoon.
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Hashek
Catherine
Russell
Frank Hashek
Twenty-first Street
Weiss Club Hosts Five Hundred Evening at Home
Mr and Mrs Frank Weiss entertained their five hundred club at their home on Saturday evening Prizes for ladies went to Mrs A C Kummerow first and Mrs George Peot second Prizes for the men went to George Peot first and Carl Kamm second A very pleasant evening was spent and a delicious lunch was served.
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Frank Weiss
A. C. Kummerow
George Peot
Carl Kamm
Odd Fellows Meeting in Two Rivers Draws Lodges
A district meeting of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows was held Saturday night in Two Rivers with representation from Chilton Brillion Manitowoc lodges and local members. Grand lodge officer Frank Knuth attended and addresses were given by Attorney George Hume John Wolfe and A J Braxmeier. Exemplification of the degree work was abandoned after part of the Chilton team was delayed by an auto accident.
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Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Chilton
Brillion
Manitowoc
Frank Knuth
Grand Lodge
George Hume
John Wolfe
A. J. Braxmeier
Apple Conscious Wives Aim at Milwaukees Apple Conscious
Four eastern Wisconsin counties plan to make Milwaukees housewives apple conscious. Washington Waukesha Ozaukee and Milwaukee are involved in a food show display at the city auditorium October 22 27. Each county will provide four trays of its top varieties. Wealthy apples from every county will be shown as part of the display.
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Milwaukee
Orchar
Wisconsin
Washington
Waukesha
Ozaukee
City
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