Local items from Oshkosh and surroundings
E W Weisbrod and Dr M J Moth visit Chicago while T White returns from there. Husbands and wives visit El Poe Til as guests at 210 High st. The Temple will be conferred at Oshkosh commandery this evening. A dog bite injures a High street resident, with minor damage. Maurine Bell's funeral set for Thursday at two. The Continentalz seek a June 2 game with Milwaukee Sentinels for amateur state championship. Notables travel to Ripon for President Hughes inauguration and Bragg dinner in Fond du Lac. Quarantine notices posted for several diseases. smallpox scarlet fever and diphtheria cards issued. Keefover leaves Williams Business College to edit The Western Penman. successor unnamed. Oshkosh Woman’s Christian Temperance Union rest room opening planned with At Home event from 2 to 6. Civil service exam for post office clerks and carriers conducted at Oshkosh post office. local entrants listed.
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E.W. Weisbrod
Chicago
M. J. Moth
T. 3. Whitely
E. G. Hammond
el- Poe Til
C Hale
High Street
Order of the Temple
Oshkosh Commandery
A. F
A .M
Guy Benedict
Milwaukee Sentinels
George D. Lindsay
Ripon
Ripon College
Apon
Hughes
Lindsay
University of Woos
Moses Hooper
G. W. Burnell
C. D. Cleveland
Fond du Lac
Gen. E
Bragg
Havana
Cuba
F. J. White
J. Kamps
Fifth Street
Fred Brood
Central Avenue
Peter Peterson
Ccape Street
F. A. Keefover
Williams Business College
Hho
Western Penman
St Cedar Rapids
Keefover
Oshkosh Woman’s Christian Temoverance Union
National
Alers Dank
Carriera
Oshkosh
J. Paul Kenny
Joseph A. Charbonneau
Thomas A. Albrecht
Herman C. Beese
Death of Oshkosh native Richard Rogers in Tacoma
Wichara Rogers longtime Oshkosh contractor and builder of the Woermal school Leander Choate residence and B L Cornish home dies in Tacoma Wash June 4 Heart disease cited Wife Elwer Rogers and daughter Mrs Stewart of Tacoma survive two children were living in 1910s era of Oshkosh and Wichita prior to Tacoma move
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Oshkosh
Richard Rogers
Tacoma
Wash
Alr
Rogers
A. E. Gell
Spokane
Rogera
Woermal
Leander Choate
West Irving Street
B. L. Cornish
Park Street
Wichita, Kan
Ater
Elwer Rogers
Stewart
Clay Pigeon Shoot Opens Summer Series
The first weekly clay pigeon shoot of the season was held by the Winnebago Gunclub on Tuesday afternoon with strong turnout. H. M. Harmon and Dr. Burton Clark hit twenty straight, a rare feat, while C. C. Chase and John P. Steler had eighteen of twenty. Other competitors included Frank Schneider, D. A. Selby, Henry Roenitz, Frank Stein, William Glatz, John Thomas, E. C. Tubbs, J. Earl Biorgan, S. F Y. Biler of Chicago, A. B. Hooper, Carl Heisinger and Mr. Drake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnebago Guneclub
H. M. Harmon
Burton Clark
C. C. Chase
John P. Steler
Frank Schneider
D. A. Selby
Henry Roenitz
Frank Stein
William_ Glatz
John Thomas
E. C. Tubbs
J. Earl Biorgan
S. F Y. Biler
Chicago
A. B. Hooper
Carl Heisinger
Mr. Drake
Sanders Corneille Wedding at Trinity Episcopal Church
Eugene Sanders and Lillian Corneille of this city were married this afternoon at five in Trinity Episcopal church. Rev. John W. Greenwood conducted the service. The bride’s sister Henrietts Corneille and groom’s brother Roy Sandera attended. Only relatives and close friends present. The bride resides at 279 Eleventh Street. the groom, son of Mr and Mrs James B. Sanders of 39 Division Street, has worked for years as a clerk in Continental clothing store.
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Eugene ©. Sanders
Lillian Corneille
Trinity Episcopal Church
John W. Greenwood
Henrietts Corneille
Tila
Roy Sandera
Tresent
Eleventh Street
James BR. Sanders
Division Street
Hat
Continental Clothing Store
Horton Held to Trial in Store Turgary Case
Herbert Horton faced municipal court on charges of larceny from L Struebing Co. He was held for trial after the judge found probable cause. Horton appeared with his grandfather Jacob House posting bond of 200 dollars for a June 2 appearance. Witnesses TL Struching and Officer Casey testified Horton admitted involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Horton
L. Struebing & Co
Mnicipal
Jacob House
TL. Struching
Othcer Casey
Young Horton
Geikowsky Weds Str. and Bommsen at Seventeenth Street
Last evening, Gustav Geikowsky married Mr. Herein ant Str and Mrs. Charles Bommsen at Seventeenth and Ohio Streets. Rev. Koepplin officiated. The groom works at the Paine mill and the couple will reside at 204 Thirteenth Street with the groom's mother.
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Gustav Geikowsky
Herein
Ant
Charles Bommsesn
Seventeenth
Ohis
Koepplin
Paine Mill
Thirtesnih Street
Normal School Commencement Opens With Ivy Ceremony
The Osakeone Normal School began commencement week at 9:30 with a large attendance. Ivy was presented by seniors, while Nina Wallen delivered a humorous yet pointed address praising faculty and graduates. Willis Switzer led the junior response, Grace Howard sang, and a Peace Pipe Oration by Ozanne urged juniors to uphold shared values and traditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thx
Ede
Battomal Institution
Osakone Normal School
Aisi Nina Wallen
Donicrs
Norman
Willis Switzer
Grace Howard
Ozanne
Juiniory
Emma Steinfeldt
Winnebago
Minerva
Misa Eugenio-Ples
Engiman
Tillian Rowland
Tablet Lost At Old High School Corner Stone Event
A marble tablet from the first High school is missing and not used as a corner stone. The event team has H A Simonds as master of ceremonies and Charles Barber will deliver the principal address. Attending are Mary Murdock and Mrs Palmer from the first graduating class.
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Wang
H. A. Simonds
Charles Barber
Mary’ Murdock
Palmer
Calamittes
Board of Education
Wally Northwestern
Oshkosh Timea
Oshkent Observer
Daily Telegraph
Young Moon Peaches Burglary Accomplice Horton Charged
Herbert Horton, aged fifteen, was brought to municipal court charged as an accomplice in the burglary of L Struebing Co last winter. Moon claimed solo involvement but later indicated an accomplice, Horton confessed after confrontation. Exam set for this afternoon before Judge Goss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Horton
Horton
Frank Moon
L. Struebing & Co
Young Moon
Goss
Moon
Moon and accomplice identified in court case details
A police report outlines Moon and an unnamed boy involved in an offense. Moon admitted the other boy's identity after pressure from authorities and his attorney. The younger suspect claimed he stood guard, but officers doubt that account. A change of venue to circuit court is anticipated.
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Strucking
Moga
Ako
Robbins
Jackson
Moon
SM Rabbina
Polies
Franke Moon
Horton
Circuit Court
Bree
Commencement Day Exercises Set At City Hall
The second day of high school commencement occurs at city hall at 8 PM with an oration program by class members. Highlights include class colors olive green and a triple olive arch, music, addresses, a class poem, a prophecy, a last will and testament, and a class address by Neale Spoor. Graduation for the eighth grade follows Thursday atEffy Hall and Friday at the First M Church, with Dr A E Winship and Harold Bemis delivering major addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dv. E. H. Solth
First Congregational Church
Mias
Eva Malery
Claas Hidto
Ocala
Schmidt
Prudence Cotrell
Vwalte. Wegner
Oshkosh Students Hear About Caucus Votes
A Democratic scoff cites an Oshkosh youth at the state university claiming he and fellow university students would return to Madison for caucuses to vote for Whitehead with railroad fare provided. La Follette carried Dane county districts two and three, with indications he won the first district where Oshkosh students voted. If caucuses convene, those who went to Madison may not have a vote in Oshkosh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkosh
State University
Madison
Whitehead
Arites
Electric Park Hosts Arion Band Concert Timed With Fountained Lights
Several hundred people attended the Arion band concert at Electric Park on Tuesday as a cool evening kept many in the city. The electric fountain displayed vivid colors while a lad joked the colored water might color the lagoon. The summer theater showcased vaudeville amid a clever bill and Hall’s Circus closes in three days with features not the largest but still appealing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric Park
Arion
Park Bridge
Hall
Beef ration cuts spark Apache unrest at San Carlos
The War Department informed the Interior Department that threatened trouble among the San Carlos Apache arises from plans to end beef and other rations after July 1. General Funston reports Indians may take supplies wherever found if rations stop, while Governor Murphy notes similar warnings. The Interior Department plans to investigate before deciding on ration discontinuance.
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EY Associated Press
Washington, D. C
War Department
Interior Department
San Carlos Reservation
Arizona
Funston
Department of
Murphy
Interior de Paremene
Spooner Says Postmasters Not My Province
Senator Spooner replies to an Oshkosh resident on the Oshkosh post office controversy. He states postmaster selections are Congress members’ prerogative, not his, and that nominations proceed to the senate where fair treatment is given if no charges are filed and the nominee can defend himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Baye “Thay Cou” Ie
Spooner
Congress
Senate
John C. Spooner
Fourth of July Play at Electric Park in Oshkosh
Indications point to a modest Fourth of July in Oshkosh with Electric Park as the main venue. Manager Downs plans a full day of amusements including a balloon ascent, balloon drop, and a large American flag made of lights, plus a fireworks display on the lakefront and an evening electric fountain show. The Arion band subscription plan failed due to other summer commitments and merchant/ saloon resistance, so Main Street concerts were canceled and the fund to hire the band was not raised.
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Oshkosh
Electric Park
Traction Company
Downs
Professor Harmon
Manager Downs
Arion
Main Street
Bananas and meals advertised at City Market and Eagle Restaurant
Public notices advertise bananas at wholesale and retail with promises of savings and cash delivery. Also promotes a new Desai place offering 2 First Ciasa Meal for 15 cents and a Golden Eagle Restaurant menu at 150 each. Includes claims of best meals with vegetables and spot cash terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Boyd
Boyd
Golden Eagle Restaurant
Main Street
H. . Damuth
Carp of Thanes We Desire to Express Our Heartfelt Thanks
Mr Guy Dunham and children thank Wraighborn and other kind friends for assistance during the illness and death of the beloved wife and mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sfother
Guy Dunham
Probate court orders claims for Rudolph J Weisbrod estate
In Winnebago County Court in Oshkosh probate a notice to creditors of Rudolph J Weisbrod deceased requires claims by the first Tuesday of January 183 and sets examination dates at the court house. The court will receive examine and adjust all claims and demands and will publish this order for four weeks in The Oshkosh Northwestern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnebago County Court
Rudolph J. Weisbrod
Sophia & Weisbrod
Clara Weisbrod
Rundolph J. Weisbrod
Tate
Oshkosh
Rudolph J. Welsbrod
Itsycours
Tha
Oahkoah
Oshkosh Northwestern
Globe showcases Chas Arnold high wire act nightly
The Globe advertises a free exhibition featuring Chas Arnold performing a daring high wire act at 7:30 each evening under the big tent. Spectators are invited to witness the display of balance and nerve as Arnold strides the airborne line.
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Globe
Chas
Arnold
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Wichara Rogers
Oshkkosh Normal
Hasay
Harmon
Dr. Burton Clark
Sanders-Corneille
Eugene BE. Sanders
Lillian Corneile
Glory
Geikowsky-Radke
Hertha Radke
HIVE
Barglar
Herbert
Horton Aegg
Chicago & Northwestern Line
Marinette
Menominee
Mesnominee
Tralos
Young Ban
Leftouin Lensac
Anderson
McCall
Madras
Oxford
Wool Charlies
Elks
CARP
Thanes
Thaxter Reed
Aloma Street
Ong
Franklin Avenue
Peltows
Pelton
McGregor
Dunham
Alzormans Street
Usbuosh
Ogden
Fulton & Main Sts
Daily Northwestern
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