White Returns to Key Indian Lineup in Oshkosh Split
Former Indian catcher and pinch hitter Fitzporter known as White arrives from St. Louis to boost Oshkosh. He may start in tomorrow’s doubleheader with Freeport as Warren rests after a long streak behind the plate. Coates and Esselbaum depart. Groh returns as McAndrews injures knee, while Dolan moves to third and Bauer to center with Nichols in right.
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Edward White
St. Louis
Outheider
Oshkosh
Indians
White
Fitzporter
NEA
Stsx
Freeport
Rabbit’ Warren
Warren
Neve Warren
Pulliam
Nichols
Coates
Esselbaum
Qozhkosh
Ogt
Groh
Fond du Lac
Aéip Tite
McAndrews
Dolan
Bauer
Tager
Charles Nichols
Tohnson
George Bubeer
Bubser
Dlenchers
Indians Bubsera in a new role raises team questions
A brief note says Bubsera takes on a new role for the Indians while Converse could pitch tomorrow in one of the doubleheader games, signaling lineup adjustments and pitching plans.
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Bubsera
Converse
High Potentials Wires Urged for Removal on Main Street
Alderman Richmond calls for immediate action on dangerous high potential wires suspended from poles on Main Street. Merchants and insurers warn of potential fire damage and risk to pedestrians until current is shut off. The ordinance and printing committee are urged to address the hazard. Oshkosh is noted as the only city in this region allowing such wires.
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Muatn Street
Richmond
Tenth Ward
Ig Coctrmun
Main Street
Oshkoeh
Death of John Froemming and Infant Hartmann
Pneumonia killed John Froemming aged nineteen at Nath Street. Funeral at 1:40 PM Friday then 2:00 PM service at Eighth Street Lutheran Church with Rev. W D Sh officiating. Interment at Doty Street Cemetery. Also the Hartmann infant Elizabeth died of enteritis less than a month old. Funeral at St Marys Church with Pastor Schulter. Interment Riverside Cemetery. The Hartmann family resided at 7 Algoma Street.
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John” Froemming
August Froemming
Eighth Street
Jacob Hartmann
St. Mary's Church
Roman Schulter
Hartmiannlive
Algoma
Healthful milk ordinance aims at license fees for sellers
Oshkosh officials push rules on milk sales to two cows or less paying twenty five cents yearly and one dollar for larger operations. Committee says existing draft incomplete and seeks broader safeguards. City seeks to regulate inter urban street traffic and protect citizens from unclean milks while avoiding clashes with electric car firms.
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Committee On Ordinances and Printing
Board of Health
City to regulate milk sales with mandatory licenses
A tentative ordinance to regulate all milk sold in the city was discussed. It requires licenses for sellers, cow health testing, and reporting of dairy cows to the board of health, with penalties and license revocation for violations. The measure, not ready tonight, may be ready by the next meeting.
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Board of Health
Milc
Mnk
Board of Health Authority
Common Council
Notable Visits and DAR Meeting in City
Mr and Mrs Jarmnes Cross of Memphis Tennessee visit Mr and Mrs George R Bailey at 275 East Irving Street Ex Congresssman A Cook of Neenah in town visiting friends and a U S senate candidate The D A R will meet tomorrow at two oclock at Mrs Robert Brand 430 Washington Street to attend Mrs Hoaglins funeral
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Jarmnes Cross
Memphis
Tenn
George R. Bailey
East Irving Street
A. Cook
Neenah
United States Senate
Daughters of the American Revolution
Robert Brand
Washington Street
Hoaglin
Democrats Plan Mass Meeting At Court House Saturday
The Democratic county committee announced a mass meeting to be held in this city near Saturday afternoon July 15 at two o'clock. Delegates will be elected for the state convention in Milwaukee on July 23 and a strong county ticket will be devised for the voters. The slate aims to deter independent candidates with nominations by August 1. Signed by E. J. B Dempsey and George C. Finch.
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Milwaukee
E. J. B Dempsey
George C. Finch
Homecoming Week Parade Plans Expanded In Oshkosh
Oshkosh committees widen Homecoming week leadership and invite local organizations to join the parade. Chairmen announced new members and a floral parade to be held Wednesday afternoon August 26 at City Hall meeting outlines.
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Chamber of Commerce
W. George Everhart
Everhart
John Banderod
John ©. Voss
John F Kinwin
JL Hayes
Eber L. Simpson
Ww. Paine
Nathan Paine
C. C. Chase
Charles Nevitt
William Mainland
Oc. W. George Everhart
M. EB. Corbett
J. A Crum
Bray
John Chatloney
W. Radford
Phil H Sawyer
Allen Kirkpatrick
Frank Gates
T. R. Frentz
J. F. Hayes
G. Z. Tyrrell
P. Li. Marde
Phil . Sawyer
Capt
AW. Paine
EM. Crans
George Wraitham
Seymour Heymann
Herman Anger
S. J
Ag Follnws
Titks
Iisies
Pelce
Fire Department
Cii
Natonal
Zuuars
Maccabees
Knights of Columbus
Knights of Pythias
Modern Woodmen
Almerica
Woodmen of the Works
Trades Unions
Trades and Labor Council
Concert at the Normal by Arion Orchestra
The Arion orchestra schedules a second concert at the Normal on Wednesday afternoon at 3 39. Admission is free and outsiders are welcome. The new Normal gymnasium is nearing completion with a stone foundation, Bedford Hmnestone trim, and upper-level basement work. the building aims to be among the largest and finest in the state.
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Arion Orchestra
Orlock
Bedford
Community notices from Oshkosh area events and business changes
Short notes list local social visits and entertainments including Mrs. S A Bowe hosting guests for Mrs G H M Albee of Neenah and Mr and Mrs C Nygaard hosting St Johns English Evangelical Lutheran church. It notes a meeting of Oshkosh State Bank directors and Maynard Bond Company reorganizing with relocated offices and extended payment terms.
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N.C Andrews
Washington
New York
Aosta
State Bank of Oshkosh
S. A. Bowe
G. HM. Albee
Neenah
Nygaard
90 Central Avenue
City Guests Invited For Friday Afternoon Gathering
Friday afternoon July 37 at 2 30 every member may invite two guests Notify Mrs Russett 685 Jackson street of guest count John Siewert August Guenther and Louis Lang sail tonight for Kilbourn to fish black bass on return trip aboard the Guenther launch Fritzie along the Fox Portage canoes to the Wisconsin river to Jalburn Thomas Delaney jailed fifteen days for drunkenness and disorderly conduct by Judge Goss after arrest by Officer Steinfort His prior name listed as Thomas Freeman August Rut t risch at Mum s Croquet and Hanmovka at Hur a s
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Portage
Wisonsin
Jalburn
Thomas Delaney
Goss
Steinfort
Mratz
N. Conica
Church Street
Thomas’ Freeman
Pinkhawk Street
American athletes’ form and technique win praise
An article cites Arthur Ruhl praising American athletes for cleverness, footwork, and timed movement over brute strength. It notes Americans surpass English in performance, with emphasis on practice, form, and disciplined effort. A separate bake contest by LaMarche Co awards prizes to Mrs Avery, Mrs Thrall, and Mrs Youghton with Mr Luebke as judge.
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Oxford
Cambridge
Phaw
DeWitt
Beck
Sheldon
Arthur Ruhl
Outing Magazine
LaMarche Company
Cams
Mra Fa J. Avery
Waukau
Mra Thrall
Gmro
George Youghton
Oshkerh
Luebke
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Improvremset
Post
Postum Cereal Company, Limited
Battle Creek, Mich
John Froem
Ming
Nath Street
Committee of Council
Dalkosh
R. M. Burtis Co
EET Total Ticket
Democrats
Cousty
Court House
Emeet
Vande
Arion Orchetra
West O Qelock
Maynard & Newton
Maynard & Bond Comppany
Waynard & Newton
Matnard & Bond Company
T. S. Whitely Co
Sec
Shades
6Th Street
August Rutrisch Rallerns
Mum's
Croquet and
Hanmovka
Hura's
Sun City
Frank Mefihe Coal Co
Wisconsin Avenue
Lega Notic
Dens
Vedtev
Geare Ky Church
Bopes Park
TSE
Park
Neville Ruggs
Eines
After & P
Yorth Park Avenue
Cine
W.den
H. Man
Henry Gribler
Milwaukee Free Press
Franklin Avenue
Tusehe
Man
Jefferson Avenue
Merritt Street
H. Stroud
Oshkoah
Menash
Tian of
Ail
Ruben Thompson
Menisha
Winnago County
Wisconan
Eng’ Ely
Pink PanTehs Cigar Shop
Morse
Oner
Cornmr
SDE
St Winnebago Street
Bargatn
Lim Street
Crowell's
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