Wisconsin National Guard Officers Attend Three-Branch Review
Infantry battalions held firm as artillery and cavalry trotted past in review. Color Sergeant Hunt Zicker led a 36 to Bailey’s 27 skirmish score and added to Bailey’s 71. Col Hugh Lews Col G. Bm Necker man and Ralph Tharber of Madison arrived to witness the combined review of the Fourth Wisconsin and Meute division.
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Wiseonsin- National ?Guard
Eid
Huntzicker
Bailey
Regimment
Hugh. Lews
G. BM. Necker
Ralph Tharber
Madison
iTpe
Wisconsin
Guard and Meute
Reveille
Col. Otto
Park
Milwaukee
Her
Mag. EL. Grannis
Medical Department
Ing
William, Becker
Mist Regiment
John’ Dchnel
Fort -Atkin- On
Medal and watch presented as Second regiment praises Colonel Morgan
Sergeant Watson and Adjutant General Boardman laud Colonel Morgan for readiness and leadership during war. Governor Davidson awards a gold medal to Sergeant Robert Bahr for perfect range performance. The camp hosts a large crowd as Troop A and the Second regiment impress with monkey drill and new rifle records.
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Selon Birst
Thomas | Watson
Wes
Morgan
General Boardman
Puma
Celomel Morgan
Davidson
Oshkosh
Robert Bahr
A. Aril
Russia Seeks Better US Understanding Through Civil Societies
A St. Petersburg dispatch reports a Russian letter from a U.S. correspondent urging improved public understanding between Russians and Americans. The writer argues animosity stems from war era animosities and agitators, asserting reform must come from nonofficial efforts within Russian society without press or government mediation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bsed Press
St. Petersburg
Russia
United States
Empire
Winneconne Village News: Clapp Rites and Weeks Death
The late E S Clapp was interred in Winneconne cemetery after moving from Crystal Lake and Neenah. He was 79, survived by widow, one son, and three grandchildren. News arrives of W D Weeks of St. Louis Ore death July 3, a charter member of local lodges and a longtime resident.
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Winneconne
Wis
E. S. Clapp
Neenah
Crystal Lake
W. D. Weeks
St. 2
Weeks
H. Weeks
Leral Free Mber
Mason Lodge
Gary Harbor Opening Marks Steel Era With Ore Cargo
The Gary harbor ceremony marks the first cargo of iron ore for United States Steel mills. John W Kern of Indianapolis guest of honor, with officials from Lake Michigan vessels, naval salutes, and speeches, highlighting a new era of production expected to reach 1,000,000 tons of ore unloaded this navigation season. Company heads meet in New York to review conditions and set future policy.
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Cby “Associates
Gary
Ind
Suly
Bleamier HY
States Steel
Peration
S. Bish
Wolverin
Great Lakes
Dorothea
South
Chicago
Michigan
West
John W. Kern
Indianapolis
Svere James R. Alann
E. D. Crumpacker
Congress
Calumet
William Edvingstone
Detroit
Lake Carriers' Association
Kern
United States Steel.corporation
New York
United States, Steel Corporation
Cofey
High School Says Legislation Needed For Licenses
A fragment mentions a proposal to require advertising and licensing for professionals. It cites the Owen County Clerk and condemns personal misconduct such as abandoning a family as grounds to revoke a license.
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Coun
Lee
Ted
Owen County
Local Residents Visit Plans Mentioned in Fragments
Fragmentary notice shows residents withdrawing from groups to join similar organizations in a hometown. It lists Mrs. Oscar Clow and family visiting her sister in Marinette, A J Markham visiting in Centratia Waeh, Miss Beatrice Tonnesen of Chicago visiting her sister, and several others from Ros h returning from village visits.
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Oscar Clow
Mias
Marion Clow
William Clow
J. M. Clow
Marinette
A. J. Markham
Centratia
Waeh
Strong, and Son
Lyle
Rosh
Websity
Eckstein
Misa
Lottle
Mies
Marié
Dentists Postpone Action in Wisconsin Legislature
After a spirited, sometimes heated debate in La Crosse Wisconsin legislators defer action on raising the dental profession standard until after a reorganization. A special legislative committee will study representation of the state exam board and two dental colleges.
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la Crosse
Wis
WisconsinoMtats Dental
J. J. Wright
Milwaukee
State Board of Dental Examiners
Wisconsin
Breechler Elected President of United Amateur Press
L. G. Breechler of Fennimore Wisconsin was elected president of the United Amateur Press association at a July convention in Milwaukee. Other officers named include J Kenneth Simpson first vice president from Pittsburgh and Miss Emma Boone second vice president from Texas with J Parker Rowell Seattle as secretary. The annual banquet at the Hotel Blatz closed the convention with toasts on The U A P A The Raw Recruit The Ladies The Gentlemen and The Future by officers and speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
L. G. Breechler
Fennimore
United Amateur Press Association
Blats
J. Kenneth Simpson
Pittburg
B.B. Dass
Raw
J. F. Dolin
W. B. Stoddard
Irene Maloney
Future
L. G.breechlec
Milwaukee Politician Withdraws From Race Endorses Cook
Frank X. Kaden announced withdrawal from the Republican district attorney race and supports S. A. Cook for the U S Senate nomination. Bod en, a self described Stalwart, explains he cannot enter the race due to his law practice and criticizes campaign money, attacks Stephenson, and urges Cook’s candidacy amid Wisconsin political tension. Also includes health ad copy and miscellaneous notes.
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Milwaukee
Frank X. Kaden
Conven
Lion
S. A. Cook
Nomina Sion
United States Senate
Sire Boden
Francis E. McGovern
Boden
Stephenson
United States
Lfe
A. Cook
Nelson Files Nominating Petitions for Republican Congressional Seat
Madison Wis July 2 John M Nelson has filed petitions with the secretary of state for the Republican nomination in the district The petitions cover more than the required signatures and include six counties General Charles H Russell of Berlin will contest the nomination with him Russell plans to file his petitions in a few days Candidates must file by the close of business on August 1 to qualify
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
John M. Nelson
Secretary of State
Congress
Charig¢s H. Russel
Berlinageho
Brews Notes and Public Figures in Brief Snippets
Fragmented notes describe political chatter about Taft and a presidential speech, a bishop’s succession, a Beloit student linked to Climo, and a Chicago elevated conductor’s divorce suit. Canadian crowds cheer a Prince of Wales as Veneduela is mentioned amid other scattered items about motoring, a museum sketch, and local life.
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Petgie
Lingpindark
Rossevalt
Rockefeller
Cave Veneduela
Prese Castro
Seca Walter
Wellman
Ohio
Prince’ of
Wales
St Quebec
Taft
Greer
Potter
New York
Edith Babitt
Beloit
Ais
Moods Institute
Chicago
Officara
Aeeptine
Jobin Fo
Muggins
Lisa A
Buggins
Woman credits Lydia E Pinkham product for cure
Norristown Georgia woman Lena V Henry writes that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound saved her from an operation for female troubles. She says after one bottle she improved and was fully cured and urges other sick women to try the remedy. The ad promotes Pinkham's thirty year standard treatment for displacements inflammation ulcers fibroid tumors and related symptoms. Lynn Massachusetts address given for advice.
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Lydia E.m
Pinkham
Lena V. Henry
Norristown
Mrs. Acham
Mywector
Lydia E. Pinkham
Dan
Stuid
Lydia E
Pink
Lynn
Mass
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Rockers
JosIy
Main
Gol. N. E. Morgan
Alege
Hrissia
Ent
Winneconne Village News
W. AD. Weeks
Bock
Ae J Regulator CO. Atanas. Gs
Ise
Baer
Tat Steel, Corporation
Inverry
L.G. Breechler
Nimore
MR. Cook
Amar
Vromiscmt
Hepeblica
Suy B. J. W. Jenkins
Chepet
J. Bauman & Co
Foley
Horn
A. Soomin
Nelson
Tong
Texsman
Oshkosh Bitfield
Sbkosh, Wis
A. B. Dye
Oregon St
E. F. Steude
Green Bay
Mackinac Island
Petoskey and
The
Sea
Green Bay Transportation Co
Harmon Agency
Ola National Bank
the Furniture Exchange
Main St
Frank
Epicures
L, Frank & Son Company
Old National Bank of Oshkosh
German National Bank
National Union Bank of Oshkosh
Shkosh
Calvert
Anton Scheuer
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