Get It Straight: Press Defends Kohler in Governor Campaign
The newspaper opinion column argues against unlimited spending to influence the governor race. It questions press bias for Kohler, insists law must curb large political expenditures, and urges a stronger statute to prevent wealthy candidates from dominating elections. It also notes a pending court review and stresses fair justice.
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Ohler
Madison
Per
Kohler
Kobler
Imany Attend At Luke Parish Shower Honors Mrs Gauthier
A large number of friends attended a surprise shower for Mrs. Lawrence Gauthier at her Jackson Street home Tuesday evening. Prizes were awarded to several guests, a delicious supper was served to about 65 attendees, and guests from Milwaukee and Syracuse visited locals that day. St Luke’s Congregation agreed to fund furnishing two hospital rooms, with other churches contributing, while a wheel theft and local Legion events were also noted.
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St Luke's
Hospital Board
Coltec
Tlong
Hospital
Through system of highways urged in state meetings
Madison Wis TP need for a through hard surfaced highway system across the state was stressed in divisional meetings among county highway committees and the State highway department. Meetings are scheduled in various cities including Lacrosse Green Bay and Wisconsin Rapids with further conferences held in Madison and Spooner. State highway engineer W OG Bueton urged public understanding of the 5 000 mile expansion to 20 000 miles and said highway funding should be viewed as an investment, not a burden.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
State Highway Department
Luci Cryosse
Green Bay
Hau Claire
Wisconsin Rapids
Spooner
W. OG. Bueton
Royal Neighbors Meeting Draws Large Attendance
A large turnout attended the regular Mayor Neighbors meeting at Woodman Hall on Tuesday evening. After a business session, attendees socialized with card games, notably Five Hundred, where Walter Kelley won high, Mrs. Charles Brandtner second, and R. J. Burrows of Chicago claimed consolation. Several locals and visitors, including Mayo Clinic staff and area residents, were noted in attendance and travel.
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Woodman Hall
Walter Kelley
Charles Brandtner
R. J. Burrows
Chicago
Schultz
Seventeenth Ave
Rochester
Minnesota
Kelliher
Green Bay
Gerald Walton
Henry Hessita
Mose Wiliiquette
Blumenthal
Milwaukee
Den of Horrors At Huge Hallowe'en Affair
The Neshotah News Star sponsors two Friday Hallowe en parties at Washington High School for underclassmen in the afternoon and all students in the evening. The Den of Horrors scare attraction, devised by Prof. Marl Kromes and John Hennick, will feature decorations, tricks, games, dancing, and refreshments with Berky's Bluebirds providing music. All football players may attend with no charge after signing the safety den pledge. organizers say the event aims to cap the year beside the Junior Prom.
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Neshotah News Star
Washington High Sdout
Berky
Bluebirds
den of Horrors
Marl Kromes
John Hennick
Purpold
Hauksuna
Party .Comiit
Roe Oo
Zeppelin Feasibility Highlighted by Army Air Chief
General William Mitchell said dirigibles are perfectly practical for transoceanic travel while addressing a Knight of Columbus meeting in Milwaukee. He contrasted airship steadiness and passenger comfort with the uncertain performance of "shoestring airplanes" dependent on pilot courage.
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Milwaukee
Wiliam Mitchell
Essisment Army Air Chief
Knight of Columbus
Tough luck on one aged malt handler ends long run
Surlinglun, once a noted malt handler, is forced into retirement as he nears middle age, a setback that leaves pecans of exhibition and P. Petrie frustrated by the deteriorating run and lingering annoyances.
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Surlinglun
I P. Petrie
Miss Evon Brault to Wed Clifford Lesperange
Miss Evon Brault was feted at a large shower by friends at the Oda Fellows on Sixteenth Street Tuesday evening in honor of her approaching marriage to Clifford Lesperange of Coleman. About forty attended with prizes in bunco and five hundred, a fine lunch followed, and gifts for Miles Brault. Wedding date set for November 6.
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Evon Brault
Oda
Sixteenth Street
Clifford Lesperange
Coleman
Banco
Euclide Lemarsh
M's
Anton Vaclavik
John Hayes
Bunco
Irs
John Allie
Rudolph Prucha
Clarence Branlt
Miles Branlt
Virginia Virnoche Surprise Birthday Party
Friends gathered at her east side home Saturday evening to celebrate Virginia Virnoche birthday anniversary. A token of remembrance was given by the young ladies and several games followed before a lunch at 10 30. Attendees included Ethel Verhagen Adella Courchaine Minnie Feseri Marie Allie Rose Coenen Albertine Brault Priscilla Wolfe Violet Dnopius Evelyn Frasch Marie Landt and Marguerite Culligan.
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Virginia Virnoche
Virginia
Virnoche
East Side
Miss Virnoche
Miezes
Ethel Verhagen
Adella Courchaine
Minnie Feseri
Marie Allie
Rose Coenen
Abertineh Brault
Priscilla Wolfe
Violet Dnopius
Evelyn Frasch
Marie Landt
Marguerite Culligan
Edward Becker Elected President at Club Meeting
The Junior Marquette Club of St Luke's Catholic Church held its second meeting of the year on Tuesday evening. Edward Becker was elected president with Francis Schuits as vice president Gent and Alice Hesa as secretary and treasurer. The event was followed by dancing to Kronzer's orchestra with a very large crowd in attendance and an enjoyable evening reported.
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Marquette
St Luke's Catholic Chick
Marquette Club
Edward Becker
Francis ‘Schuits
Gent
Alice Hesa
Kronzer
Mrs Reinhardt Hosts Halloween Party For Friends
Mrs F W Reinhardt entertained a number of friends at her Washington Street home Tuesday evening for a Hallowe en party. Five Andred provided the evening’s diversion with honors awarded to Mrs Carl Griep first Ms Ernst Strea second and Mrs Walter Vertz consolation. After the game a lunch was served. Sybilla Schroeder celebrated a birthday with a party on Twentieth Street Tuesday afternoon with various games.
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Rogers Wilsmann
Sigbhn P.hoffman Jr
Roger Wusmann
Pisy
Walter Haase
Kerl Wirich
John Einer
Tohn
Otis
Delmer Otis
Walter Verts
Milton Terry
Jerome Wilsmson
Alvin Strebel
Harry Wilsmann
Jmrist Reaister
Ehner Kaminsky
William Nischke
Bowl MelAeail
Reinhardt
F. W. Reinhardt
Washington Street
Carl Griep
Ernst Strea
Walter Vertz
Sybilla Schroeder
Sybille Schroeder
Twentieth Street
Hoxtess
Alfred Zistnik
dEmett Street
Hubert ‘Schroeder
Peter Hagberg
Leroy .Doleysh
Joan
Ims
Perry’ Elmon
Superior
Wmre
Tos. Doleysh
Adams Street
Elmon
Deweyetta Doleysh
Five Hundred
First honors awarded on Adame Street Tuesday evening
Mrs Joseph Doleysh and the couple on Adame Street attended a local ceremony Tuesday evening where first honors were presented to Mrs Joseph ECC Iss.
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Joseph
Doleysh
Adame Street
Mra
Bilbo Denies GOP Dancer Claim Amid Flood Trip Outcry
Governor Theodore Bilbo of Mississippi rejects a telegraphic demand from George E. Ackerdon Hoover secretary to halt circulation of a report that Republican nominee danced with a Black woman on a flood relief trip. Bilbo says he did not make the statement and it arose at a Jackson rally.
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Theodore G. Bilbo
Mississippi
George E. Ackerdon
Herbert Hoover
Bilbo
Jackson
Miss
Bridge Party Honors Hattie Reimers at Madison Home
Miss Hattie Heimera hosted a bridge club on Madison Street Tuesday evening. Honors went to the Feevers after a pleasant game followed by lunch and cheerful remarks from attendees.
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Wiss Hattie Reimers
Hattie Heimera
Madison Street
Mirro Ball Team to Speak at Lions Club Dinner
The Mirro baseball team champions of the Wisconsin State League will be guests at the Lions Club dinner at Hotel Hamilton this evening. A fine program has been planned with musical numbers.
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Mirro
Lions Club
Hotel Hamilton
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