Paroled Juveniles Face Challenges in Wisconsin System
The article discusses county agents and court oversight of juvenile parole in Wisconsin. It notes parolees face supervision, schooling requirements, and family discipline issues, with Green Bay’s reform school cited as an effective corrective facility. It highlights efforts to place youths on farms, the role of judges, and success stories of rehabilitated boys.
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Sid
Tutien
Aleatt
Wala
Cartier
Teachdal
Wisconsin
Thei Irge
Walton
Judy
Atlas
Uein
Asin
Atemi
New Hive
Green Bay
Sihem
Charlie Bowron
Bayea
Lelas
Devel
Orhkosh Ting
Lta
Temont Sunday Excursion by Oshkosh Group
Excursion set for Sunday to Temont by Oshkosh group aboard the steamer Choate from Main Street Dock. No intoxicants will be sold on board. Tickets 26 cents for children, available at Musher's Drug Store corner Tenth and Oregon.
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Temont
Eimptiyes of
Oshkosh Gras Maring Cn Ca
I Arion Wrehentra
Green Bay
Light Street
Thaxter Reed
Siphon Battle at Downtown Barber Shop Fizzles into Street Furore
A comical street brawl erupts when a fat patron and a barber clash over shaving. They clash with a siphon bottle and scented water in a chaotic scene that spills into the street. The altercation ends with the barber soaked and the siphon taken to a club. Nearby, a separate fire at George Brewster's Chippewa Paris tobacco warehouses is suspected incendiary.
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Botte
George Brewster
Chippewa Paris
Boy Frees Ring Case After Confession Was Recalled
Henry Treichel, a 13 year old paroled from the Wisconsin Industrial School, confessed to a theft under police pressure and surrendered his mother's ring. Field Agent Rawson questioned the boy in custody, determined his innocence, and returned him home. The incident exposed coercive tactics by local officers while the mother and father sought to protect him.
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Cane
Feenline
Industrial School
Lad
Henry Wrelcher
Wisconsin Industrial School For Boys
Oshkosh
Wauke
Ind
Henry Treichel
Northpark
Fudward
Burgert
Algoma
Goyd Street
Fry
Mr. Treichel
District Attorney's Record Highlights 1905–1908 Trials
The district attorney reviews circuit and municipal court cases from 1905 to June 1 1908, detailing 12 jury trials in 1905 1907 with 5 convictions 7 disagreements 3 acquittals and 26 guilty pleas without trial. It cites specific cases including Mike Madl Goyke and Lentus and urges renomination for continued progress.
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Ecord
Gether
Durin
Mike.Madl
Mike Goyke
Ogden
Uundorf
Frank Lentus
Kachelski
Henry Middlecarngp
Henry
Middlecamp
Herbert Doughlerty
Albert Jones
John Gill
Louis Reed
Tom Blunt
Atorney
Fred Gadger
Charles Dinsmore
Winnebago County
W. J. Foulkes
Marriage Notice From Waupaca Wisconsin
Friends announce Miss Rose Monahan formerly of Oshkosh wed Lawrence Deacy of New London Wisconsin at eight o'clock Tuesday morning June 2 in Waupaca. Sister Katheryn Monahan of Chicago attended the bride and William Deacy of Ireland stood with the groom. Breakfast followed at the bride's home and the couple left for a short wedding trip to Minneapolis.
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Rose “Monahan
Lawrence Deacy
New London
Wis
Pat Waopatea
Aliss ‘Katheryn Monahi
Chicago
Wiliam Deacy
Eland
Deacy
Minneapolis
John F. Monahan
Park Hotel
Walrs
Oshkosh
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T. R. Nawton
Farias U
Parente
Postum Cereal Company. Limited
Battle Creek, Mich
Fanioke
Harber
Rassmussen & Miller
Main Street
Misa L. F. B. Arnold
Nenhey ‘Treichel
Tueft
Testigaton
Sairie
Siruebing
DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S _ RECORD
Winnebago-County
Waupaca
Hose Monahan
Oshkexh
Mr. L. Deacy
IVY
Krippene Hardware Co
Stone’s
Crowell
Malana
Weisbrod
Lehigh
Wegner Fuel Co
German Nationial Bank
Oshkosh Wisconsin
Csavings Eccoubts
Northwestern
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