Light primary vote in Marshfield locals races
In Marshfield the Democratic ticket drew voting strength with Schmitz 442 and Karel 168 for party head amid a high Republican crossover. State treasurer George J. Leonhard led 502 to 92, while McGovern posted 82. Local marshfield Republican tallies named Watterman, Anderson, Ames, Ebbe, Brigros, Beechard, McLeod, and Davin for county posts. Latest Grand Rapids returns show Mike Griffin and John Schmidt nominated for sheriff and clerk, with B E Ames as Republican registrar.
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Marshfield
Schmitz
Karel
George J. Leonhard
Schmidt
McGovern
Grand Rapids
Mike Griffin
Sheriff
John Schmidt
Tegister
B. E. Ames
Register
Married Quietly Last Thursday in Waukegan Event
Miss Mabel Kaufmann and Oscar Scheibe wed in Waukegan, surprising Marshfield friends. They return to begin housekeeping soon. she is a lifelong Marshfield resident and skilled stenographer, he a Times staffer and printer expert.
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Mabel Kaufmann
Oscar Scheibe
Waukegan
Theitv
Herman Kaufmann
Lfelong
Marshfield
Adam Paulus
E. P. Scheibe
Times
The
Judge Hugo Wegener Joins School Board
Municipal Judge Hugo Wegener was appointed to the district board of education to replace Mrs. Mary B. Crachate who resigned. The move is seen as timely and popular, giving much needed representation for the north side as wards one and six gain a valued member.
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Hugo Wegener
Hag Pen
Tytrict Board of Education
Mary B. Crachate
Judge Wegener
Ernest Riedel Adjudged Insane After Public Outburst
Ernest Riedel of Granton, employed in Oshkosh by Lorenz Kohl, displayed a deranged episode Friday riding a beer wagon along Central avenue and hurling a keg and parasol. He targeted two passing women, was subdued by Phil Griffin and Kid Kreisch, jailed, and committed to Oshkosh hospital then to the asylum for treatment.
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Ernest Riedel
Granton
Lorenz Kohl
Oshkosh Hospital
Central Avenue
Western Action
Phil Griffin
Kid Kreisch
Riedel
Steeple Jack Inspects Storm Damaged Catholic Church
Oshkosh's Antone Sacho known as Steeple Jack visited the damaged Catholic church steeple, struck by lightning during an early Wednesday storm. Damage estimated at 400 dollars, fully insured across eight companies sharing the loss. The steeple has been struck twice before, with this storm burning a nearby tree branch through contact with an electric wire.
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Antone Sacho
Oshkosh
Preminum
Mrs Cracraft Resigns From School Board
At Friday’s School District Board meeting Mrs M B Cracraft tendered her resignation from the board. The resignation was accepted with deep regret as she has long served the local education community, supported the high school, and made significant gifts before moving to Milwaukee to establish her future home.
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M. B. Cracraft
Wreck Near Medford Involving Soo Line Train 104
A Soo Line passenger train 104 between Spencer and Ashland derailed after hitting a washout four miles from Medford last Saturday night. No passengers were injured and equipment losses were light. Dr. W A Mason aided by Superintendent Urbatins, who injured a leg, as wrecking work continued. The Velvet special derailed near Ladysmith with no injuries.
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Spencer
Ashland
Medford
W. A. Mason
Saa Line
Ladysmith
New Assistant to Rev Volz Appointed at Abbotsford Parish
Rev Fr Mechler left Saturday to take charge of the Catholic parish at Abbotsford and a country mission in Clark County. He is described as devout and capable, with Fr Kloecher set to succeed him as assistant after seven years in Brazil and a year in Europe.
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Mechler
Abbotsford
Clark County
Kloecher
Volz
Brazil
Europe
Horrific Wreck Kills Seven Injured Twenty Five Near Shawano
A Chicago and Ashland limited train derailed after a washout nine miles west of Shawano early Sunday. Seven men died and twenty five were injured as cars plunged and piled in wreckage. rescue teams and physicians aided amid rain and collapsing cars. Names include engineer John Jones and conductor Charles Barks among the deceased, with players from the Wausau State League among the injured.
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Northwestern Railroad
Chicago and
Green Bay
Antigo
Davidson Purchases Local Gallery Fixtures and Opens New Studio
K F Davidson of Marshalltown Iowa has bought the A J Smith estate items and leased the Blodgett building rooms to establish a photographic studio by September 15. A ten year veteran photographer and artist, he plans to maintain the gallery's high standard, offers guaranteed satisfactory work, and seeks local patronage.
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K. F. Davidson
Marshalltown
A. J. Smith
Blodgett
Davidson
Local sportsmen prep for large coveys this hunting season
Local sportsmen are preparing for a big hunting season with prospects of excellent shooting. Birds appear numerous, coveys large, and seems little disturbed by hunters this year.
Tangle Foot and a Childish Misadventure
A humorous tale recounts Tommy injuring a finger while fixing a toy airplane, then a whimsical set of vignettes about children and a supper of misinterpreted events. A Countess of Lancaster child grins with a backwards four turning into nine, plus a dramatic mishap involving Tangle Foot trapping Marie’s foot during a storm and ending with her recovery and a lifelong aversion to flies.
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Marie
Mary
Mother
Althe
Martie
Tangle Foot
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Chas, Watterman
Nate Anderson
Register of Beeds
E. E. Ames
Henry Ebbe
Dennis Conway
Aeon Roases
Sohn Coproaiee
Martin Pfyle
Julian Welch
Michael Griffie
Lawrence Shadowsl
John A. Thomas
G. B. Edwards
FR. Volz
Shawano
N. W
Wausau State League
John Jones
Charles Barks
George Marks
Carroll Bennett
G. Sheldon
Alex Scholls
Clinton-sville
Calkins
Glen Davey
Wansan
William Kerwin
Frank Maloye
Wausau
Walter Demmer
John Brown
Frank Murphy
Frank Orgeman
Rose Bros
R. B
Tommy
Louise
Trenorant
Countess of Lancaster
Scotland
Eloise Breese
New York
Catherine
Catherine Mary Clementina Heathcote-Drummond-Willoughby
Joan
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