Citizens back village improvements and road plans
The note praises local efforts to install telephones and lighting, fund sidewalk work, and attract $25,000 for road building with $8,000 to $10,000 for other upgrades. It highlights steady employment from the saw mill and calls for citizen support and future spending on public works.
Disorder in Town Sparks Caution Despite Gossip
Readers report scuffles and quarrels from merchants and churchgoers as tempers flare in public spots. A cashier theft is alleged and a teacher qualifies in a dispute over a birch. Names J W Martin Jos Starree Mel Adam Scott Sabadise Cloud return from Washington amid talk of a local allotment list.
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J. W. Martin
Jos Starree
Mel Adam Scott
Sabadise Cloud
Washington
Mary Dickson Shot by Indian Suitor in Shawano
Mary Dickson a 23 year old postmistress at Keshena Menominee agency was shot and killed by James Wapoose a rejected suitor who then wounded himself Wapoose a known troublemaker had just returned from Minneapolis where he worked as a moving picture actor and had pursued Dickson after she refused to see him The body lay in the carriage until the home reached and Wapoose was taken to a government hospital in serious condition.
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Shawana
Wis
Mary Dickson
Miss Dickson
Keshena
Menominee Indian Reservation
James Wapoose
Wapoose
Dickson
Government Hospital
Minneapolis
Kazan Wins Friday Wrestling Match in Loyal Theatre
Kazan of Butternut Wisconsin defeats Jack Welsh of Hurley in two falls at Loyal Theatre last Friday night. First fall in 11 minutes via half nelson and bar hold. Welsh nearly secured a fall in two minutes but was not seen by the referee. Second fall came after 15 minutes with a double wrist hold. Local preliminaries ended in a draw and a later fall by Pra throat. Possible future matches discussed between Kazan Karp and a finish match for Ketonen. Mrs Geo Boison's health improving.
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Alex Kazan
Butternut
Wis
Jack Welsh
Hurley
Kazan
Welsh
Hady
Vaundercheck
Charette
Prathro
Ashland
Karp
Mellen
Ketonen
Indian presses Interior to enforce liquor treaties
The piece argues that the Interior Department should enforce treaty provisions to close saloons near Native lands. It cites Mr. Sells and predicts immediate action, condemns liquor influence in Washington, and urges equal treatment for Indians with clean Capitol City reforms. It claims enforcement would save money, reduce prison terms, and protect tribal youth.
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Interior Department
Sells
Washington
Wilson
Capitol
Commissioner Sells
Department
Cato Sells
Sunday church services and schedules vary by parish
Saint Andrews Parish Episcopal Charca offers morning prayer and sermon in Indian at 1 30 a m and English service at 7 30 p m. Rev J W Holliday preaches at M E Church 10 30 a m Sunday school at noon class meeting 3 p m junior league 4 p m Epworth League 6 45 p m sermon 7 30 p m Rev Ruth leads services in Odanah at Rev Louis Manypenny residence with Morning Prayer and Sermon in Indian and evening service in English.
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Unior League
Carrie Schultz
Epworth League
Saint Andrews Parish Episcopal
Ruth
Ashiaan, Wis
Odanah
Louis Manypenny
Ball Fans Fail To Rally For Local Baseball Effort
A Loyal Theatre meeting drew only three Ball Fans amid loud talk of starting a team. Attendees criticized players for not organizing, suggesting ping pong or sewing circles as alternatives, while calling base ball fans loud yet inactive.
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Ghanah
Village sanitation plans eyed by federal engineer
F R Schanek a civil engineer from Washington DC in government service arrives with Agent P S Everess to inspect Looking Over Our Village for sanitation and improvements to be made in the coming season.
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F R. Schanek
Washington, D. C
P. S. Everess
Electric Lights and Telegraphs to Begin in Village
Odanah Electric Light and Power Co. manager D A Parkinson says installation will start in about two weeks and be rushed. He will begin once advice from Washington arrives, with many citizens eager for the plant, anxious to end metropolitan airs.
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Citiz
D. A. Parkinaes
Odanah Electric Light and Power Co
Parkinson
Washington, D. C
Village plans for sewer and road improvements announced
Notes on sanitary conditions aim to guide remedial work and future Interior department recommendations. Mr Schanek’s visit signals an anticipated substantial annual appropriation for beautification and a likely $25,000 road-building allotment, marking the start of village improvements.
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Schanek
Interior Department
Cathe Near Drowning After Ice Fall While Fishing
Joe Roy nearly drowned last Monday after falling into ice on Bad Rivers. He was rescued, taken home, and Dr. Sincock was notified. By Wednesday evening he remained seriously ill. Antoine Gordon conducted business in the county capital earlier in the week.
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Joe Roy
Sincock
Antoine Gordon
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