Fraternal Reserve Association Meeting Noted in Nebraska
A Nebraska society meeting drew only three of thirteen members. The group, described as a fraternal reserve association, faced questions about governance and representation. Officials and notable figures from Wisconsin and other states weighed in on practical road and construction needs, with support from the Commercial Club as efforts to foster national coordination and legislative backing move forward.
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Tineon
Nebraska
Oath Atta Hels
Vie Go Eeing
Paddeen
Oecine Hen Insurance
Pierce Thong
Nebaskas Press
Booval Wipanders Sahil
Oshkost Associ
Hem
Giatures
Ar Krauses
Innfield Genca
Ant
Direcito
Ripon Trade Group Funds Road Repair Push
Special to The Northwestern reports Ripon Wisconsin in July allocated three hundred dollars to the Ripon Commerce Club. The funds support road building bias and will finance three similar stretches of highway on country routes, reflecting ongoing local improvement efforts led by Mr. Faluard Kraneo.
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Ripon Wis
Faluard Kraneo
Bulding
Ripon Commerce Club
Wisconsin forms new state resources conservation commission
Madleon July 3 Governor Dne Vidgan named a new state commission to conserve Wisconsin’s natural resources. The panel aligns with the national conference on the Preservation of the Natural Resources and will work with the federal bureau of Landsby led by chairman Girard Imobnt. The commission includes William Irvine and others.
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Chippewa Falls
Charles Ro van Hise
E A. Birge
The
State University
Georga A. Whiting
Appleton
M Griffith
Madison
James If Steut
Menomenta
H. FP. Lind
Waukesha
Wisconsin
Washington
Delaware
New Jersey
Misssouri
Oregon
Montana
Madleon
Wie
Dne
Newelsta Commission
Wnashington
Girard Imobnt
Federal ‘Bureau of
Loresby
New
Wisconsin Commission
Wiliam Irvine
Roosevelts approves eight West Point hazing dismissals
President Roosevelt approved the dismissal from the military academy at West Point of eight cadets found guilty of hazing underclassmen. The board and superintendent reports were approved. Secretary Loeb said reinstatement would require congressional action.
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Associated Press
Oyster Bos
Roosevelt
Military Academy
West Point
Loeb
Beachers Triumph in Desperate Stony Beach Tug of War
In a tense summer ballgame at White City diamond the Stony Beach team outslug Pau-ko-tuk 24 to 2 after a late charge. D. Dunham opened for the Packers while Rufus Schriber held the Beachers to sixteen hits, but errors and wild shifts by both sides fueled a chaotic, humorous clash described with vivid local color.
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White City
Stony Beach
Mies
D. M. Dunham
Rufus Schriber
Schriber
Sir Dunham
Stom Beach
Buckstam
Pau~kotuk
Tor
Tuckers
Beachers
Buckstar
Stith
Awvsin
Scniver
Schwalm
Edward M. Hooper
Diamond
Bart Heiss
Ben Hooper
Pau-ko-tuh
Harry Winkler
Milwaukee
Toile Creek
Thare
Dinerven
Embezzled Funds Linked to Ohio Bank Closure
A warrant issued for H. W. Gazell, former secretary treasurer of the Farmers and Merchants Bank of Cleveland, charging embezzlement of 82,228 dollars. Bank losses reportedly reach about 200,000 dollars, as officers investigate impaired assets after the bank closed.
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Associated Press
Cleveland,o
H.W. Ga
Farmers and Merchants’ Banking ‘Company
Gazell
Ansignes
Naval fleet reports position and weather en route to Auckland
Associated Press dispatch notes the fleet at 3 pm Friday lies 181 degrees six minutes west longitude 12 degrees 23 minutes north, 510 miles from Honolulu. Weather warm with moderate sea and wind squalls. various tactical exercises conducted. wireless contacts with Glacier and Yankton, fleet to Auckland with nightly cable-station communication except July 27. Local critique condemns Wisconsin election finance laws as ineffective.
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Associated Press
Wireless
Honolulu
Connecticut
Suva
Samoa
Auckland
Legislative Candidate Position on Senate Plurality
A candidate for nomination for the legislature should state his stance on the senatorial inquiry and bind himself to support the plurality candidate within his party if elected. The text discusses party duties and raises questions about alignment in legislative contests.
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United States
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