Lenroot Campaign Stops in Wisconsin on Behalf of Wilcox
A lengthy Madison and Green Bay tour is planned for Senator Lenroot in support of Wilcox. The schedule lists Sept 2 in Green Bay and several stops in Appleton Oshkosh and Manitowoc, with rallies arranged in armory spaces to accommodate large crowds. Wilcox aides emphasize nationwide party support while local Republicans rally in Winnebago and Oshkosh counties.
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Lenroot
Wilcox
Green Bay
Evrator
Brown County
Stavville
Willcox
Cuibkosh
Lenrat
Willcox Hug
Bath
Thin Ely
Aelay Han
Milwaukee
Thi
Irge
Peneple
Wed At St Peter's Ceremonies Unite Roy T Martin And Frances Saxton
The marriage of Roy T. Martin and Frances Saxton was solemnized at Breters Catholic church at 9 o'clock this morning in the presence of immediate family members. The couple will reside at 19 Utter street after a short wedding trip and the groom works at the Unters Feundes company.
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Roy T. Martin
Minn Frances Saxton
Roy T. Martie
Mink Feancen Saxton
Breters Catholi
Merobers
Thinetty
Unters Feundes Company
Utter Street
Allenex
St. Peter’s
Cadets Give Concert at Park Amid Enthusiastic Attendance
Cadets provided a warm Sunday evening program inauth Park, drawing strong crowds as the band performed encores. The event topped expectations and was hailed as one of the most successful since the plan’s inauguration. Tuesday night audiences by the 12th Infantry band followed the weekend effort.
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Auth Park
Ford
Frat Regular Meeting Notes From Kenosha Frat Crest
Short notes recount Sunday visit by Prtty of Miwaokees and O Pritty of Kenosha to Uneir brother and Mrs F W Pritty of Petk street. After a summit recess the frat regular meeting noted by Philin H Sheridan post 106 G A R held Tuesday afternoon at Odd Fellows hall. Freeman commander calls meeting for 3 o’clock with Arnelé A Gariman and family Farrey A Gaiow and family Huge Fale and Mr William Abies travel to Petr then Niagara Falls and Canada after returning to Ohkesh.
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Farrey A. Gaiow
Huge Fale
William Abies
Petr
Abie
Me Abin
Galom
Ohkesh
Niagara Falls
Petts
Canada
Municipal Court Dockets Show Drivers Arrests and Fines
Court records list Mubletal and several others charged with light intoxication and disorderly conduct. Pleas include guilty pleas with fines around 10 dollars, and subsequent arrests or adjournments noted for multiple defendants across districts and addresses.
University of Wisconsin extend courses in history and electricity
Fetensien Division of Univeraity of Winemafis arranges lectures and courses for fall. Mendenhall Fond du Lac will open a modern history course conducted by Abe Welltat with two days of lectures. Cart Welltat will present four lectures on Cin Tent History, with an Oxford connection. A practical electricity course and a new course in naturing will be offered, aiming to attract interested students.
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Fetensien
Univeraity
Wisconsin
OxhWoun
Fox River
Mendenhall
Vlan
Oman
Abe
Cart Welltat
Oxford University
England
Warrants Issued Against Forty City Saloonkeepers
Prohibition agents report warrants issued against forty downtown saloonkeepers for violations of the prohibition act. Undercover investigations over four weeks led to evidence and charges. licenses of those named were revoked or suspended. Agents say all forty saloons on the department’s list are identified as patrons or participants in illicit activity.
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Dhe Prohibition de Spartene Hive
Poles
Eity Etme
Anton Keenere
Rates ruling on behalf of Northern Pacific Railroad
A ruling by the Interstate Commerce Commission grants United Free Washington permission for Northern Pacific Railroad to apply the same class TAIRA II policy within 180 miles of Wahpeton and Grand Forks as in Fargo. The decision extends the long and short haul provision to intermediate routes from Fargo Moorhead St Paul and other Minnesota points to Minnesota points within 130 miles of Fargo, following Fargo Commercial Club complaints.
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United Freee
Washington
Northern Pacific Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commit Son
Minnenta
Wahpeton
Grandferks
Nop
Fargo
Moorheat
St Paul
Tuluth
Minnesota
Will Install Organ at Capen Church A New Campaign
A campaign to install an organ at Capen Church was announced. The fund target of $14,000 aims to eliminate debt and finance the organ, with $9,208 already collected. Arrangements include future fundraisers and heating and lighting updates.
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BY. John'w Enelian Litheesa
Congres Rutten
Bath Widma
Xpactoun
Visit of the big blimp to Washington announced
A message from Congressman Lampert confirms a daytime blimp over Washington. The itinerary remains undisclosed with details to be published later.
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Cooxredaman
Florian Lampert
United States
Shenandaih
Sankuah
Washington Vy Congranaman
Lampert
Nur Nng
Babe Ruth Plans Appeal to Ruppert Over Suspension
Babe Ruth intends to appeal his suspension to Col. Jacob Ruppert, owner of the New York Yankees, arguing the ruling against him. Ruth reportedly left town tonight to pursue his fight with the league and manager Miller Huggins.
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Babe Ruth
Ruppert
THE
YANKS
United Press
Ruth
New York
My Landry
Sus
Landis
Miller Hugsina
Taenrmin
Landix
Jacob Ruppert
Yankeen
Ant
Federal probe to Lakeland sinking announced
A federal investigation will focus on whether ships of the United States violated laws when the Lakeland sank off Sluregan on November 7. The probe aims to determine if the vessel's conduct and crew actions contributed to the disaster and loss of all forty automotion wear.
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Lakeland
Sumamkee
Monde
Eloumer Lakeland
Sluregan Ny
Unusual note found near body of sign painter
A perplexing note lay on a stand beside the bed of William Harper, a sign painter, found dead near his shop in Reestaburg. The bloodstained stand carried a neckcloth and a disk, with reports noting he left behind four children.
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William Harper
Eneed Bretecom
Hla
Heer
Reestaburg
Strike in Sympathy Paralyzed Oklahoma Texas Mines
United Mine Workers leaders call a sympathy strike involving about 7 000 miners in Oklahoma Arkansas and Texas beginning at midnight. The action aligns with the current conflict as striking workers pressure for support amid ongoing labor disputes.
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United Perna
Hattera
Okla
Amertca
Can Priane
Hklahonm
Arkansas
Texas
Thele
Peter Green Wins 2:05 Pace at Wisconsin Fair
Mileenaker Peter Green, a West Allis horse, won the first heat of the 2.05 pace event at the state fair. Theore Guy finished second and Ann Amort's Girl was third. Time of the race was 2 02 percent.
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Peter Green
West Allis
Ily Associates Press
Mileenaker
Weal
Theelore Guy
Annamort
Rear Admiral Luria Bostwink Named Chief of Staff
Rear Admiral Luria Bostwink, 46, was appointed chief of staff in Washington D C today after the return of the fleet commander. The official announcement confirms his new post amid ongoing strategic reassessments.
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Washington, D. C
Luria A. Bostwink
Obituary notices for Haile Helier and Arthur Zrntner
The Never-Tap funeral for Haile Helier was held Saturday afterseen up 220 avetock from Cedar street with Ree dames KB Barrett in charge. Intermest was in Rivers side cemetery with pallbearers including Chorge Helsinger and Geores Heart. The funeral of Mrv Arthur Zrntner was held Sunday at 2 from the new Lin church, with a home service at 830 Rex and interment at Tory Street Lutheran cemetery assisted by J. W. Miresee and Miss Clark.
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Atre Haile Helier
Avetock
Cedar Street
Ree Dames KB Barrett
Astern Star Ales
Rivers Side
Ratlhearers
Chorge Helsinger
Cikude Starke
Geores Heart
Whiten Jenks
Ca Vine
Peterson
Tentaen
Mrv
Arthur Zrntner
Nelnek
New Lin
Ds Short Serys Tere
Yell
Autos Involved in Multiple Collisions Injuring Children
Three separate auto incidents injure children and adults on city streets. Min Earl Stergan and two young daughters were hurt when an ambulance collided with their carriage, then Mrs. Morgan and her infants were struck on Oregon Street with the baby carriage pushed aside. In a separate Hazel Street crash, Herman Hoppe's son was struck by a car but showed no broken bones on X-ray, and William Weenster escaped unharmed after a wagon was run over by a vehicle near an automotive service.
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Min
Earl Stergan
Elen Jans
Jeanette
A. L. Hutchison
Werauwere
Morgan
Orsgon Street
Raat
Weat
Morgan Wen
Mueller-Fotter Company Drug Star
Otekon
Yenth
Fianis
Koentint
Vighaupttad
Nebowen
Margin
Herman Hoppe
Yenze Ald
Robert Hoppe
Cenpe Plince
Hazel Street
Serriti
Parkway
A. J. McKay
Vernon Ate Net
Mercy Hospital
Wiliam Weenster
Herman Werefmler
Auto Party & ‘Tire Company
John Steer
Littres
Spikes & McDonald's
Ralph Collier
Tle
Agton
Wisconsin Guernsey breeders cited as coop effort model
Jefferson county Wisconsin farm groups led by Guernsey Breeders Association collaborate with town fair officials to show cattle, promote testing and eradication programs, and support a county call club. Under J F C Ralston the association highlights a $45,000 to $50,000 annual stock sale impact and a strong, cooperative network across 200 breeders.
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Des Moines
Jefferson County
Wisconsin
Guertsey Breeders Association
Jf. C. Ralston
Selalin
Waxcelation
Ralston Auld
Guernsey
Guernssey
Ralston
Jefferson County Association
Anidacho
Heroia
Guernsgy
Landis probes alleged gambling in Oklahoma City
Commissioner K M Landin of Chicago investigated at Oklahoma Citys Weathers League Baseball Park. A Landin representative worked with local officials to gather evidence on alleged gambling. A telegram to Maxee C A Cargill described detailed reports from L T Barnes indicating widespread open gambling in Oklahoma.
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United Preans
Oklahoma City
Chia
Weaters League
K. M. Landin
Chicago
Na-Ional
Landin
Liz
Buena
Count Amdity Atticmis
Sioner
Maxee C. A. Cargill
Olahoma City
Delaled
Revarts
Investima Mona
L. T. Barnes
Mons
Okwhoma Cig
Oshkosh Rotary honors Adams as International president
The Oshkosh Rotary club discussed the election of Adams of New Hampshire as Rotary International president. A letter from Adams, a former Oshkosh resident, was read explaining his duties and inability to attend. Future events include a Rotary conference in Delevan, Rotary day at Oshkosh Normal, and a plan for a Sept ballot event during constitutional anniversary week.
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Cleveland
Donald
Adama
New Hampnaire
Conn
Rotary International
Rotary
iBbr
Adame
Cebkean
Adams
W. Bossych
Naterialites
Comax
Oshkosh sAgmettzre
Adama An
Tom McCullough
Chester Aller
Delevan Wie
Allen
A. M. Blever
Pres
H. A. Brown
Oshkosh
Osh Kosh Normal
Platteville Norfal
Feir Grounds
John C. Thompson
E. J. Dempseyman
Woo
Hewitt
Gladiolus Show Promises Rich Orchid Like Display
Oshkosh flower levers promise a grand gladiolus show at the Sawyer foundation next weekend. The Vaughn company of Chicago plans to ship 200 to 400 garish blooms from 30 to 40 varieties, grown on a 100 acre farm dedicated to gladioli. The exhibition opens Saturday afternoon and runs through Sunday.
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Sawyer Foundation
Vaughn Company of
Chicago
Reduced Excursion Fares to State Fair via Chicago & North Western
Low roundtrip excursion fares announced for Milwaukee visitors via Chicago & North Western Railway. Tickets in coaches only on normal or special trains from Aug 29 to Sept 5 1328 with return by Sept 7. Fare about one cent per mile and one and one third times regular one way fare. Purchase from any ticket agent for Wisconsin's great educational exposition.
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State Fair
Milwaukee
Chicago & North Western, Railway
Chicago
North Western Ry
Ind
Wisconsin
Chicago & North Western Ry
May Sell Four Lots: Cemetery Board to Act on Disposition
The cemetery board meets tonight at 7 20 at city hall to discuss selling land formerly occupied by the city vault. Old vault sites 1 2 12 and 13 will be decided upon, with questions of ownership of east half of lot 3 block 13 and existing graves on that portion. Owners or interested parties are urged to contact board members.
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Neha
Funeral Today for Mrs Bertha Nelson at Waupace
Services for Mrs Bertha Nelson, 54, wife of Jacob Nelson, will be held today at Waupace at 1 p.m. Interment follows at Lakeside cemetery. She died after a two year illness at her home 733 Mt. Vernon Oshkosh. Survived by husband and four children Hans, Harold Nelson, Mrs James Johnson of Oshkosh, and Mrs Edmund Anderson.
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Bertha Nelson
Waupaes
Jacob Nelson
Mt. Vernon Street
Waupace
Lakeside Cemetery
Nelson
Hans
Harold Nelson
Mra
James Johnson
Oshkosh
Edmund Andersson
Mt Waupaca
John N Fander Vries Heads U S Chamber Division
John N Fander Vries of Chloaze oversees the northern central division of the United States Chamber of Commerce, with Mes Vander.
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John N. Fander Vries
Chloaze
United States Chamber For Commerce
Mes
Vander
Family Notes From Local Social Visit And Travel
Vince and his son Jack spent Saturday with Mr and Mrs Eaward R Smith at Paukeutuk. Miss Bernice Stolzman left Sunday evening for a trip to Milwaukee. Miss Helen Greenwood left Saturday for Gwinn, Michigan.
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Vince
Jack
Eaward R.smith
Paukeutuk
Misa Bernice’ Stolzman
Milwaukee
Mise Helen Greenwood
Saturaay
Gwinn. Bich
Winnebago County Teachers Association Reorganizes
Ninety nine teachers attended the annual meeting held Friday and Saturday in Jenat achitment. Dr and Mrs Warsid Luesrman and daughter Doria plan to leave Tuesday for their Roms 1 Zvansion after visiting relatives. They will be accompanied by Mrs Bo Youngwisth and Mee J.
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Jenat
Eol— Ing
Winnebago Counts Teachera’ Association
Coleman and
Duxembours
Warsid
Luesrman
Dauga
Doria
Bera
Mrs 3
Bo Youngwisth Ang Mee J
Efforts to Improve Road Courtesy and Safety Precautions
Drivers are urged to leave enough space for traffic to flow freely and to yield when necessary. The plan emphasizes courteous driving and safety precautions in case a tram leaves the tracks, ensuring minimal disruption and preventing accidents.
City threatens ordinance over street blockade
Officials say drivers who fail to conform to a proposed plan blocking a street could face a new ordinance making the blockade a misdemeanor with fines or imprisonment. The idea remains a formal request and no enforcement actions have begun yet.
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Pokinany
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Sam Allison
Harold Dueinsland
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Pershibition Department
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Otto Dittmers
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Arthur Pommerening
George E Williams
Wiliams & Williams
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O. W. Neale
Stevens Point Normal School
Avery C. Jones
Algoma Boulevard
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Jones
Detcott
Emil Zarling
Zerl
Peshtizo
D. Fell
John Froemueller
Whanecone
Sear Ball Prairie School House
A. Ludwig
BH. F. Kitzhee
National Safety Coupell
Sacres
Women's Catholic Order of Forcers
Kopliia's Hall
Gregan
Eloek
Sacred Heart Hall
Whitney
Walter Scott Market
Main Street
J. F. Krumrich CO
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Kitz
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Lutheran Church
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Cormission Council
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