Death Believed Victim After Stern Struggle
Vranas White, a well known wither leader, died at 4 oclock Saturday night after a long battle with bronchial pneumonia and tuberculosis. He had worked to complete a three story block on the square, left provisions for his children, and his five young daughters mourn him as relatives carry on his unfinished contracts and leasing plans. His widow Mary Rate Ulmer survives with the family.
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Vranas White
White
Ibis
Bilding
Mr. White
Sulie
Mary
Dessinger
Misa Mary Rate
Warren
Mineral Point
Dh Ja. White
Cliino
Clarno
Henesteut
Engene White
Green County W C T U wins both banners at Oshkosh meet
At the Wisconsin Woman's Christian Temperance Union convention in Oshkosh, Green County unions received banners for largest membership increase and for the Monroe unit’s 400 percent rise. Delegates number about 150 as reports show state growth, with thirteen new local unions. State receipts were 3142 with disbursements 4148.
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Wisconsin Woman's Christien Temperance Nnion
Oshkosh
The
County Nation
Maton liv
Green County
Green County Union
Monroa Union
Modern Woodmen Society Passes Half Million Members
The Modern Woodmen of America reports 502,688 social and beneficiary members in good standing as of April 30, with 477.6 percent benefit members, $807,89,500 in insurance, and 26,114 second members. Out of 16,000 outstanding certificates, total potential membership reaches about 21,038. April shows a net gain of 12,717 benefit members and $20,819,400 in insurance, with 4,046 camps closing the month.
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Wooduiga Society
Man Horrifically Injured In Shafting Accident At Albany
Win Bark, employed at the Albany shop, was severely mangled Monday when caught in a shafting and wound around it several times. His clothing was torn away tearing patches of skin. he remained alive but in danger. He had been married a week earlier and Mrs Hefty learned of the accident in Monti dello laut eventug.
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Bark
Albany
Shakting
Ilo
Madison Woomen Day Set With Free Parks and Tours
Madison prepares for Woomen Day on June 3 with a full program. A 20,000 attendee picnic showcases a parade, games, open-air shows, prize drills, baseball at Camp Randall, and an extensive university tour of the college of agriculture and state university facilities. University staff plan guided visits to dairy, livestock, crops, and science buildings, with tours starting at the experimental farm.
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Mayor Haven
M. Quackaubuseh
W. A. Northcott
Illinois
Camp Randall
University of Wisconsin
Beloit College
Forester
College of Agriculture
State University
University Rezents
Madison
Knights of Pythias Initiate Two Members at Lodge
Advance notes say Casper Kundert and Gottlieb Karlen were initiated into the second degree at the Knights of Pythias lodge hall Monday evening. A large crowd and visiting members attended the ceremony, followed by a banquet at Frautachs. Visitors included Dr. Krape of Freeport and Harry A. Hartsett among others.
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Knights of
Pythias
Casper Kundert
Gottlieb Karlen
Lotge Hall
Everhven
Weel Knights
Frautachy’s
Knights of Pythias
Wisconsia
Dr. Krape
Freeport
Harry A. Tlartsett
E. M. Runkle
Rev. Busey
BY. View
Moor
Wy Wagner
B.C. Runkle
A. G. Khel
MG. Worsinz
Oranevile
Milwaukee man Ney Gallthorp joins wife and daughter on visit
From Chicago where he was a visitor at the M B conference, C K Ney Gallthorp of Milwaukee arrives to join his wife and daughter Lilian for a period of visits at the nine of Tayeph Wao.
Youths Rob Carrolls Store in Winslow Burglary Spree
Willie Salter aged 17 and Clark McCabe 16 from Winslow led a theft spree, robbing Carroll Bros. store, hitching a buggy, and fleeing with a large haul. Police recovered the grip, questioned the youths, and linked them to other recent robberies in the area as the pair showed little remorse.
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Willie Salter
Clark McCabe
Rob Carroll Bros
Winois
Doug Wreat
Winslow Ani
Crroll Bros. General Store
Bert Hells
Anil
Thieves Taken to Freeport in custody of Sheriff
Sheriff Fox of Stephenson County escorted Willie Salter and Clark McCabe from Freeport to face robbery and horse theft charges in Winslow. The youths waived requisition, were jailed in Freeport awaiting June grand jury action, and were paraded at the courthouse and depot as spectators teased them. Salter, a repeat offender, has prior robberies in Winslow, Mt. Vernon, and Dubuane, with possible links to an American Express office break-in. McCabe is younger and less seasoned.
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Lulinuia Canitral
Marshal Blunt
Issenger
Duke
Mundison
Milwaukee Road
Carson
Madison
Inois
Atad
MeCabe
Hein Hs
Be Ig
Belvidere
National Hotel
State Street
Tled
Salter
Winglow
Bert Bells
Winslow
Dr. Sancerman
Monnie
Sheriff Fox
Stephenson County
Freeport
Willie Salter
Clark McCabe
Freaport
Tle Grand Jury
Aberift
Mt. Vernon
Aid
Dubuyne
American Express
Goat Pany
McCabe
Sherill Fos
Whitehead Eyes Wisconsin Governor Bid In Green County
Senator John Whitehead of Janesville visited Green County to gauge Republican sentiment for the Wisconsin gubernatorial nomination. He discussed La Follette’s strength and potential Whitehead allies, with observers split on whether Treat or Whitehead could prevail if the La Follette camp holds solid locally. The county’s final stance remains uncertain as town factions weigh district alignment against the La Follette bloc.
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John ST. Whitehead
Janesville
Republican Party of
Wisconsin
Robert M. la Tollette
Madison
Green County
Rook County
Mcaree
Mobilo Marrow
Whitehead
Firendis
J. B. Treat
Whitehend
LaFollette
Tia
Findll
la Follette
Lal Ullebie
Sweepers defeated by Brodhead city team on Tuesday
Matti Orlmen's Sweepers were swept off their feet by Brodhead in a Tuesday afternoon game. Capt. Oehusen boasted the boost, but the visitors failed to deliver as Brodhead’s strong play and stout battery dominated. Laughter from fans and errors marked the lop-sided contest as Monroe's side acknowledged the defeat and prepared for the morning train.
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Matti Orlmen
Brodhead
Tad
Oehusen
Wisconsin
Trini
Diluth
Aga Bualeyieth
Aga Bualeyieth Was Cubiely Sioceasft
Hyn Fainan Decker Newman
Joe Sivkinger
Doe Vans
Monroe
Qelanen
Bouker
Stekinger
Ole Jon
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Chun
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Ada Hower
Blument
Washington
W. G. TU
State League
Win
Burt
Liven Mills
Mra. J
Woothnens
Exereies
Fentrance
Advance Knights OF
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Hare
Hally
Deo Mere
Baird
Pct Carroll
Bert Eells
Ohn Marlle
Winslows
C. CG. Chigo
J. J. Parker
Morryell
Ed. McDaniel
A. McDaniel
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Jas. Carroll
South Wayne
Tuevilay
McGave
New York
Sancermin
John Maricle
Shwan
Maricle
Carroll
Roberies
Hays
Sheriff Fok
TN. Peters
Morrison
Shevening
Peturs
Eigen Naker
George Walker
John M. Whitehead
Mie Times
Fon
Adolph Galdberger
Fiferims
M Conser
Kromhlowit
Geiflin's Hangar
Archesta and Convert Company
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Brad Heal
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