Senior Swingout at the University of Wisconsin
Special to The Northwestern Madison Senior Swingout opened commencement week at Muir Knoll with a $235 processional, cap and gown, singing, and a pageant by student classes. The senior class day program is set for June 21 with vespers and an open air theatre performance on June 21 and 22. Women leaders plan a yearlong correspondence program and a printed compilation for The Alumni Magazine.
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Northwestern
Madison
State University
Nela
Open Air
Muirknoll
Muir Knell
Moir Knell Sardar
Kenosha inmate hanged in jail after escape attempt
A prisoner identified as Michai Sismis, awaiting transfer to the state prison, hanged himself with a belt attached to a cell grate. The incident occurred in Kenosha after supervisor William Senna left to fetch breakfast, leaving the inmate in custody. Sismis had earlier attacked Margaret Rus on Jacobs Island and was awaiting trial in Waupug.
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Jess
Fond du Lac
Michai Siemis
Waupug
Kenosha
Sismiss
William Senna
Embloysen Tor
Sitamens Company
Henwosha
Hhe
Senna Ek
Sisrais
Siernis
Margaret Rus
Jacobs’ Island
Cazire
Duke of Gporte Leaves England Estate Worth £1,620,000
The Tate duke of Gporte, uncle of former King Manuel of Portugal, positioned as not poor, bequeathed a vast estate in England valued around £1,620,000 to his heir. Details indicate substantial holdings and long-standing wealth.
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Tate
Gporte
Manuel of
Portugal
England
Lds
Eagles Grand Convention Looms In Oshkosh
West Bend editor Frank E. Herring may join the Oshkosh state convention as guest while Grand Worthy President E. D. Weed cancels a San Francisco meeting. Fond du Lac regimental band led by Henry Bowen arrives for performances around Menominee park. Gov. Philipp cannot attend due to Chicago events. Thirty-two candidates initiated at last night’s aerie meeting as new officers took office.
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Osihosh
Trogrum
Frank E. Herring
West Bend
Tod
Order of Eagles
Order
E. D. Weed
Eagles
San Francisco
Mr. Herring
Chicago
Victory for Osteopaths in Supreme Court Pleases Oshkosh Practitioners
Local osteopaths celebrate Wisconsin Supreme Court action granting them the right to take the state examination in surgery. Dr Z M Oium praised the court’s June 2 mandamus ruling in their favor, marking a significant professional milestone.
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Supreme Court
Z. M. Oium
Supreme Court of Wisconsin
Short Notes from Milwaukee and Area News
A. G. Damuth of Milwaukee visits his wife and family in New Jersey with Newport Chemical Works. Savannith Wonto of the United States Navy is visiting his mother in Milwaukee on earned leave. About thirty couples attend a St. Catherine’s guild dancing party at Eneco Park. Lake Rest resort at Roe’s Point, near town, opened with arrivals from Chicago as Mr and Mrs Edward Lave and Mr and Mrs M. Smith honeymooning. The Woman’s Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church held its final meeting of the season with Mrs I N Williams and Mrs W F Bostick leading.
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A. G., Damuth
Milwaukee
Bla
Jothia Altyle Ia
Newport Chemical Works
Age Tiny
Pusesaly N. J
Teving K. Wonto
U. S
Savannith
Avanti¢ Neat
United States Navy
Clara Wonto
Eneco Park
St. Catherine’s Guild
Trinity Epieropal Church
Lake Rest Summon
Roe‘s Point
Edward Lave
Trod M. Smith
Chicago
Contempt Ruling in Varney Divorce Counterclaim Case
In circuit court this forenoon in the Varney versus Varney case the plaintiff was found in contempt for failure to make payments as ordered in the divorce decree. The commitment to jail was stayed and rescheduled for June 5, with Varney required to place 1500 dollars with the court clerk by that date.
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Phot
Orton J. Varney
Margaret J.varney
Vulture
Varney
Thin Uc
Cary
Devotions Close as Guests Host Refreshments Served
The article notes the devotions and Mrs Erwin Nelson completed the study book Grusadey of Compassion while hostesses Mrs Williamy and Mrs George Walker served refreshments. A noon fire at the Eastern Wisconsin Electric company barn on Lake Drive burned the top of an old car. cause unknown, chief notes no further service expected. In Jennie Moran v. Eastern Wisconsin Electric Co. a quiet title judgment was ordered for plaintiff per complaint. Henry Awe v Elsa Awe hearing on show cause continued. Awe may pay $40 monthly child support instead of $20.
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Erwin Nelson
Williamy
George Walker
Eastern Wisconsin Electric Company
Lake Drive
Ning Company
Jennie Moran
Sanse
Henry Awe
Elsa Awe
Awe
Marriage Licenses Filed in Oshkosh Area
Three couples filed marriage license applications: Gilbert G. Tulls of Oshkosh with Elizabeth Tesser of Oshkosh. Erwin Volkmann of Neenah with Margaret Steion of Menasha. Frank Nachtman of Oshkosh with Leona F. Schutt of Oshkosh. In Milbee v Milbee a continuance was granted to June 26 with $20 payable to the clerk. dispute over monthly support of 80 vs 50 dollars. Barnes v Barnes continued for one week.
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Nadine
Gilbert G. Tulls
Ninth Street
Oshkosh
Elizabeth Tesser
Monroy Avenue
Erwin Volkmann
Neenah
Margaret Steion
Menashai
Frank Nachtman
Seventh Street
Leona F. Schutt
Western Avenue
William Kilmer
Fond du Jar
Mary Milbee
Robert S. Milbee
Nellie Barnes
Edward M. Barnes
Osteopathic graduates sue state board for surgery exam access
State association sues the State Board of Medical Examiners to compel granting osteopathic graduates the right to take the full state examination in surgery. The group claims schools provide comprehensive training in general medical subjects and surgery, yet the board arbitrarily bars osteopathic applicants from the surgical exam. The suit seeks justice, asserting the public interest in fair access to licensure.
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State Board of Medical Examiners
Aow
Oshkosh Alumni Banquet Address By Mr Clark
Mr and Mrs W J Clark of Chicago formerly Oshkosh are in the air for a brief visit. Mr Clark is on the program of the Oshkosh Normal School alumni banquet this evening to give an address representing the class.
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W. J. Clark
Chicago
Oshkosh
Clark
Oshkosh Normal School
Trinity Church
Hev
Theodore R. lFarile
Political Writer Aims for Major Party Conventions
The article notes a financial and political writer for The Chicago Evening American, a western representative of John O'Sullivan. It states Jr. Clark will direct Hearst News Press Bureau at the Republican convention in Chicago and plans to attend the Democratic convention in San Francisco.
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Chicago
John O'Sullivan
Clark
Hearst News
the Coliseum
San Francisco
Outing at GrIHULA organized by Oshkosh club
The Oshkosh Childess & Traders arrange a summer outing on Wednesday June 22. Members board the Steamer Marflower Junior at 3:50 AM from Oshhula Wisconsin for a morning ride and park picnic. They plan baseball and other recreations in the afternoon with a return trip at 7S the eng.
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Oshkosh Childess & Traders” Exchange
Oshhula
Wis
Drunk and lemon extract plea leads to jail release
A municipal court yesterday committed a man to twenty five days in county jail for drunkenness, which he blamed on drinking lemon extract. He paid fines totaling 8.52 dollars and left for Fond du Lac. The Winnebaro Dairy Products Co. shifts capital stock to 320,000. Graduation features begin tonight with Alumni banquet at Oshkosh Normal.
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Emmess
Fond du Lac
Winnebaro Dairy Products Company
Taevesalus
Osh- Kosh Normal School
Sunor Feings
Light Side Of Life Opinion Splash Theorizes On Political Stand
A reflective column by Rey X Menken frets over voters demanding clear policy positions from presidential hopefuls. It suggests brief, printed statements on key issues and cites historical quips about tariffs, unity, and public interruptions. The piece weaves satirical anecdotes with calls for concise candidate messaging.
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Life
Rey X. Menken
District Conference of Metropolitan Life Representatives Held
The initial conference of the agenta and deputies of Metropolitan Life Insurance met today in Carthage building district offices with 28 representatives. District Agent F J Reale led the gathering, splitting the day between work discussions and a noon meal at the Athene hotel. Cities represented included Grand Rapids Stevens Point Tomahawk Merrill Wausau Sheboygan Manitowoc Two Rivers Plymouth Berlin Fond du Lac and others.
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Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Ditrict
Carthage
F. J. Reale
Tarcheon
Athéarn Hotel
Grand Rapids
Stevens Point
Tomahawk
Merril
Wausau
Sheboygan
Manitowoc
Two Rivers
Plymouth
Berlin
Fond du Lac
Mrs Gates Recovers After Left Arm Injury
Reports from Bibwaukee indicate Mrs Goorks W Gates is making progress after an operation and is expected to recover. She injured her left arm while crocheting when a crochet needle pierced a finger. the needle broke off and was hard to remove, infection set in, and after about a week an amputation was performed to save her life. She is at the Milwaukee hospital.
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Bibwaukee
Goorks W. Gates
Watk
Gates
Milwaukee Hospital
Fragmented Street Scene and Upcoming Alumni Events
An unclear street incident describes police stopping a man near Memstree and higher details are murky. Upcoming campus events include morning drills on Tuesday and a Thursday commencement, with an Alumni Association meeting in the Normal school library and a 12:39 AM Thursday wardrobe ceremony.
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Normal School
Thorsday Thorning
Seccession Vote Reported by Southern Chinese Leaders
At a Pittsburgh area meeting, prominent southern Chinese traders discussed secession from the Canton administration. The provinces of Hunan and others in the south reportedly favored independence, signaling regional discontent with central governance.
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Fonnan
Kowhe
Thee
Hanan
Shevei
Sxechoan
Feeyh
Rushford Girl Becomes Bride of Fol Huntsiker
Maud Miller, longtime Rushford teacher, wed Fol Huntsiker of Greensand Wisconsin on June 2 at the home of Mr and Mrs Muller. The bride has taught for seven years.
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Northweceiern
Rushford
Weinetds
Are Muller
Maud
Huntsiker
Greensand
Wis
Kiwanis attendees head to International convention
Frank Ed. Keefe and George Hurslington prepare to attend the International Kiwanis convention in Por Gre next week. Keefe, the district state vice president and president’s representative, and Harrington, elected delegate, will join Wisconsin’s delegation traveling from Chicago by special train.
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Frank Ed. Keefe
George Hurslington
Kiwanis E Uig
Por Gre
Keefe
AL Marthena
Milsauker
Harrington
Harrintson
Wisconsin i
Chivane
Obituary for Irving Nientx at 449 Nich Street
Irving Nientx, aged 22, died at his home from heart trouble. He held a diploma from a local college and was a 1916 graduate. Survived by a wife, infant son Gerald, his parents Mr and Mrs Frank Kress, three sisters, and brothers. Funeral Tuesday at 2 from home, 3 at Lutheran church, interment at Lone Hill Cemetery.
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Irving Nientx
Homer
Nich
Tega
Gerald
Frank Kress
Ietera
Letelenk
Yarse Avene Lutheran Church
Sehlert
Wisconsin and Soldiers in State Leadership History
A note on Civil War veterans in Wisconsin politics. Collected examples show many governors secretaries of state treasurers and legislators who were veterans, detailing names like Hoard Upham Peck Scofield Fairchild Vilas Mitchell Spooner and Jenkins among others, highlighting the long veteran presence in Wisconsin governance.
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Col
I AL Whatrous
Grant
Hayes
Garfield
Harrison
McKinley
Aoll
Appomattox
Congress
Fairchild
Allen
H. B. Warner
E. G. Tite
Henry Baetz
Henry &. Harshaw
Charles E. Gil
C. BE. Eatinbrook
John J. McMyan
A. J. Craig
Samuel Fallows
Phil Foneck
William JL Root
F LN Lyon
John
Spooner
PF. Vilas
3.V.quarles
House of Representatives
Wisconsin
Eishtara Differen
John J. Jenkins
Roviders
C. GC. Waehburn
Taine
Amis Cobb
Rusk
Georgs J McDiin
D. Burchard
Moyck
Joesphasin
Woolward
O. R. Thomas
C. B. Clark
Washnel
J. L. Mitchell
Michael Griffin
S. A Cook
B.S. Minn
Haie
States
Fear Irish strike looming in transport sector
Reports from Dublin cite warnings of serious developments in Irish transport workers as leaders urge a return to work while British and Irish officials weigh options. A telegram from Deblin headquarters is mentioned and a June 1st deadline appears in discussions amid tense labor talks.
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United
tondon—Pear
Irish Bay
Two Violent Earthquakes Strike Ferrera Italy
Two violent earthquake shocks hit Ferrera Italy causing panic in the city located 26 miles northeast of Bologna. The quake, centered about 3,860 miles from Washington and recorded on Georgetown University seismographs, began around 11:41 last night, peaked at 1 p.m. this morning, and ended about 1:30 a.m.
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Ferrera
Italy
Associated Press
London
Rome
Bologna
Thalys
Washington
Georgetown University
Bergen
Wisconsins Past Fails to Embrace Civil War Spirit
The writer laments changes in party politics, contrasting pre primary era candor with modern self selected applicants. They question whether WWI soldiers are remembered as Civil War soldiers were and blame modern nominating methods for fewer men seeking public office. Local sentiment longs for straightforward candidate hunting.
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Wisconsin
Soing
Mary
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