Pilgrim train to Milwaukee Shrine ceremony outlined
Readers were told of a pilgrim train's approach to Milwaukee for a Shrine ceremony. Under Capt. R. Fred Whetler, the event drew enthusiastic crowds as marching bands, banners, and pageantry framed the grand procession toward a ceremonial unveiling. Plans call for further inner rites in Rai Uinire on June 24 and LA Croseé on June 25, with Milwaukee hosting the pilgrims Saturday evening and Wisconsin’s Shrine Spirit anticipated to energize the throngs.
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Fred Whetler
Tripolitamia
Ancient Winery
MIBIC
Mim
Iledlla
Sinverd
Sid
Orientad
Perepaaton
Bff
Iasi
Capi
Riattiast
Heatute
Cerravenia
Henry F. Free
Griestal Aaa
Fftean
Mennuali
Tomorrea
Frederik Mermor Haz
G. Renee
Fane
Superiog
LA Croseé
Tuin
Milwaukes
Wisconsin
Ota
Notable visit shapes imperial council events in city
Fragmentary notes describe a staged suite replacing the annual mage to the Imperial Council. The event centers on low angles and a vivid home visit, with locals expecting a memorable evening in the planned venue.
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Wisenain
Tribute to Senator and Ku Klux Klan Opposition Meeting
A local gathering denounced Ku Klux Klan influence as speakers urged order and unity. Attendees heard reports of threats, a memorial for the dead, and calls for public response against extremist activity. The event highlighted community resolve and featured entertainment and remarks from local figures.
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Hi Klux Kien
Mosom Stan J
Vernon Oppenent
Aliitdy Lake
Evolution theory debate at Kenora Presbyterian assembly
Fragmented report notes a church gathering at Kenora Presbytery in Columbus where discussion of evolution faced resistance. The Oshkosh Metro Presbytery delegates and Willam C Cambin attended as observers. a tense session touched on education and missionary work amid disagreement over evolutionary teaching.
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Condubon
Kenora
Columbus
Willa C. Cambin
Delouate
Winnebago
Oshkorh
McCured
Chewaneny
Willam
Fran
Diryen peraAngry
Bryan
Death of John Madison in September obituary notice
John Madison died Sunday evening at his sister’s home on Frederick Avenue. He was born in ATTA and worked for the Value bomber company. Survived by nephews Ati Madison, Jatin Maitl, and Mise Amma Madison. The funeral will be held Wednesday at 2 o’clock at the Womens Bee Bilin.
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Powteriel
John Peter Stadison
S. G. Madlaime
Frederick Avenue
Ati Madtinon
Jatin Maitl
Amma Madison
Death Comes Suddenly at The Khorblai Home
A man named Mr Anderson collapsed while walking the hall at The Khorblai homes on Sunday morning. He toppled and died before medical help arrived. One brother resided in Norway and others were questioned as police investigated the scene in Milwaukee area.
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Andérwon
Khorblai Hoems
Hesterrhaye
Anderent
Moneay
Norway
Waeerton
Wis
Dermant
Bro Place
Anderson
Ems Powell
Hurksiaft
Unknown assailant flees after street fight injures man
A street clash near Scot Street and Jackson Drive ended when a stranger attacked a man and fled before officers arrived. Two youths witnessed the scene and described a fight involving several young men, but the assailant's identity remained unknown at press time.
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Scot Street
Dackson
Fey
Combatanta
Indien
Anniversary of Lutheran Pastor Event of Note
The Peace Lutheran church celebrated Pastor Lange with a German English service conducted by Reverends Kuhlmann and Marth. A procession formed, altar rites observed, and a social hour followed in the school hall. Remembrances and letters arrived from congregations, Luther League, and friends as Mr Lange, ordained in 1900, marked years of service across Oak Lawn, Lincoln, and Ohio synod diocese.
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Lange
Fia Wan
Kuhlmann
Marth
Iiteru
Itakbartn of
Peace Church
Axis Whale
Lutherleague
Man's Club
Ladian’ Aid Nos Alety
Chiba RD
North Dairaus
Oklahoma
Forkville
Dolruc
Wisconsin
Ohio Synod
Lutheran Church
Wixconmin
Illiois
Ma Han Boon
Woatead
Afr
Peace Lathan
Kamimmann
Alsonh
Cala
Lee
Wausni
Enrollment Opens at Normal School Summer Session
Early morning enrollment at the Normal School marks the start of an eight week summer program. About 600 students are directed to attend and more than 200 compared with last year, with courses focusing on high school work and certificates not in curriculum. Classes run five days a week from 9 to 12 with limited subjects per student and instructors present to guide the program.
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Neraepsen
Nermat
Rimmer Helen
Marier Achool
Simmer
Fell
Intercollegiate Regatta Brings Rough Waters to River
Battered crews of seven shells tackle rough Hudson conditions during the twenty eighth annual regatta of the Intercollegiate Romig association. A Penn junior slips through the aisle, damaging the boat house and causing one hole to be ripped in the boat as crews push to place the Abr buch in the bethouse with available auxiliary shell from Quaker.
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Bée
Hudson River
Teir
Intercollesia
Romig Association Tate
Pennsylvania
Juniior
Bell
Uae
Start School Census Tomorrow in City
The school census will begin tomorrow for children aged 4 to 20, with forms guiding state appropriation data. Edwin G. Beardmore, secretary of the board of education, announced the early start to improve the city census and aid the survey in Ohio.
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Echoul Cenwuy
Tlualve
Edwin G.eardmore
Board of Education
Oehkoxh
Three Arkansaw youths held after fatal drowning accident
Three Arkansaw youths including the dead man’s brother are held on bonds after a fatal creek accident in Pep county. Coroner’s jury will determine how Chase Hutter died and who is responsible. Allan Colstron and Wil Wuekett, with Sohn Hutter and another, were questioned as the body was recovered. inquest set.
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Pramn
Tan Cale
Wix
Arkansis
Pep County
Wancoroner
Chase Hutter
Az- Kanai
Hutter
Croek
Estate of Emanuel L. Pniiino Passes Two Million Dollar Mark
Milwaukee The estate of Emanuel L. Pniiino former wartime governor of Wisconsin totals over two million dollars. Probate records show most assets placed in trust while remaining shares will be divided as the heirs see fit. The will directs that one third of the estate go to Mrs. Prye upon final division.
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Philipp
Milwaukee
Emanuel L Pniiino
Wisconsin
Mra
Ohio Street Man Found On Tracks
Louis Grasmick was found on railroad tracks near 1727 Oblean Lane on a Sunday morning around 2:30. An ambulance transported him to Mercy Hospital where doctors reported injuries of a minor nature and he was discharged the same morning. The circumstances of his presence on the tracks remain unclear.
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Louie Grasmick
Oblean
Reke
Jetelotk
Telimen
Waa
Wea
Sad
Mercy Hospital
Hia
Louis
Gruentek
Lieutenant and Senegalese Troops Blow Up Blockhouse
Final Franco Morrocan front action report states Second Lieutenant Laperre and six Senegalese soldiers, last eight days at the garrison, chose to blow up their blockhouse with a telegraphic flare after declining surrender to Abd al-Hrim loyalists. All save six perished or escaped as the garrison was overrun.
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Associated Presa
Furix
Fes
Merce
Enya Tont
Laperre
Abd A l-Hrim
Torres
Resubmission to New Grand Jury Predicted for Furniture Makers
Chicago reports a predicted resubmission of indictments against 192 manufacturers of dining room and bedroom furniture to a new grand jury in July. Attorneys at a conference weighed whether defendants would plead guilty or fight, with about 180 corporations named and only two individuals among the targets.
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Chicago
Nho
Joffre Reports Illness With Flu Like Ailment
Former French field marshal Jean Joffre, once commander in chief, is reported to be ill with a flu like ailment. Details remain sparse as dispatches from Paris note an ailing condition but provide no official prognosis.
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Joffre
Parin
Marshal Joffre
One More Effort and Over the Top
The Northwest weekly reports George Hilton, committee chair, says the fundraiser for the American Legion relief fund has reached its goal with 48 800 subscribed. An error in earlier totals showed a $300 shortfall, but actual deficiency was $450. Checks received over the weekend plus citizen subscriptions total $8 453, with members contributing $1 500, leaving a remaining shortfall of $1 343. If additional checks arrive in the next day, the full goal may be secured, per Mr Hilton.
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American Legion
Turaday
George Hilton
Uist
Seturdey
Mrr. Hnton
Rotarians report on International Convention in Cleveland
Oshkosh Rotarians heard delegates describe the recent international convention in Cleveland attended from worldwide. Reports by President Chester Allen and Rev. Edwin W. Todd recounted highlights, while honored guest Robert was welcomed for city service. Rotary praised boys work with Robertson and Boy Scout support noted. Baseball honorees named as Skirta and Auto Cabs in the American League winners, Bad Ones and Korelords in the National League. Luncheon to follow two weeks hence.
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Oshkosh
Ells Robert
Sind
Yeas
Sivetett
Robertson
Geout
Rotary
Roberta
Dabkosh
Korelorks
Insers
Fire Destroys Planing Mill as Four Boys Drown Near La Crosse
In La Crosse Wisconsin this morning a fire leveled the Rhinelander firm’s plant after heavy rains caused a derailment and lumberyard blaze. Four boys, Myron and Tabert Cottrell and Irving Frey and Wham Fotn, drowned after stepping into a deep hole near Pettibone Inland while paths and tracks burned. efforts to resuscitate them failed. An Associated Press report notes council approved purchasing lots in Lester H. Lawson’s addition for 31,000, with additional non-exicating liquor license applications granted.
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Commission Council
Nension
Lester H. Lawson
Rain A Co
C. C. Collins
Ratnolander
Associated Press
tVadite
Tieffir
Myron
Tabert Cottrell
Harry Cottrell
Spactk
Irving Frey
Wham Fotnhere
Bote
Ta Crosse
Pettibone
Sail From Mersey Aimed at Reaching North Pole
An explorer named J. Cn from Victoria sailed from the Mersey in an effort to reach the North Pole. He spoke of the voyage as a direct attempt to pursue polar exploration and described Malt divigiDly as part of his plan.
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Mersey
North Pole
Prean
England
Jererie al Rarsson
Victoria
J. Cn Explorer
Fire from Cracker Fire Damages Homes
A small roof fire at 1728 Oregon Street caused minor damage after Fourth of July fireworks violation. A second roof fire occurred at 639 Seventeenth Street at 52:20 p m. No serious damage reported.
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Oregon Street
Pryon
F. Labudde
Seventeenth Street
Duns
Disabled Vets Meet at Omaha Opens Fifth Convention
The fifth annual convention of disabled American veterans formally opened in Omaha Nebraska with representatives from every state present. The gathering highlighted the war veterans’ service and the sacrifices symbolized by empty coat sleeves and trousers from the campaign.
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Omaha
Unie
Unien
Ulaedax
Chick Evans Wins Menominee Golf Match
Chick Evans, former amateur champion, teamed with W F Kerwin to defeat Jock Hutchinson and Frank Menominee in a Réhote exhibition at Menominee Michigan by a score of 30.
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Chick Evans
Iry
Deere
Menominee
Mich
W. F. Kerwin
Green Hay
Jock Hutchinesn
Frank Menominee
Obituary Notice from New Brunswick Region
The obituary reports the death of Mrs Themas Tewin mother of three. It mentions associations and locations in Oshkenh and Brockville. A funeral is to be held in Brockville with services in Ontario.
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Themas Tewin
McCultoush
RicCunough
John
Iron
Oshkenh
Poughkeepeln
Brockville
T. C
Davenport Fate in Hands of Jury Today
Milwaukee report states John B. Davenport faced a jury of five women and seven men. Arguments began near noon as prosecutors and defense presented their cases on charges tied to leading a bandit gang that held up the Northwestern National Bank in December.
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Davenport
Milwaukee
John B. Davenport
Northwestern National Bank
Dre. 3
Short Notes on Local Social Visit and Funeral Attendees
Short notes record Mr and Mrs Cassor Bergh of 238 Elmwood Ave leaving by auto for Brandon Minnesota to tend Mrs Berghs ill mother. General Boardman attended the funeral of Wisconsin State Senator St Davidson. Oakfield guests included Homer Bennett Mildred Bennett Albert Bennett Harold Bennett and others. visit honors Harold Random who returned from Temple University.
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Mra. Cassor Bergh
Elmwood Evenge
Br Auto
Brandon
Minnetelan
Mr. Bere
General Boardman
Homer Bennett
Mildred Ben- ES
Albert Bennett
Alvin Palmer
Harold-Bennett
Oakfeld
Ned Mca
Grote
F. Arnold
Size
Agnes Random
Harold Random
Temple Univeraity
Pansde
Passing of Senator Ladd Second Recent Loss in Upper House
In Washington, the Senate mourns the death of Senator Ladd, marking a second recent loss in four days. The North Dakotan’s passing coincides with the burial of Senator La Follette, whose policy stances aligned with Ladd on multiple occasions. The events unfold amid ongoing Republican intra‑party tensions and disputes within the Senate.
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Senator Ladd
Associated Press
D. C
Lagi
Senate
la Fel- Teste
Republican Organisation
StHanothey
la Follette
Senator Brook~ Bart
House for Sale at Sinn Street with Four Bedrooms
Residence at 400 Sinn Street features four bedrooms and sleeping porch, lavatory and oak paneled dining room, large living room, garage for two cars, and updated spring decor. By appointment. contact 415 for details. Also notes death of Senator Ladd, long time Republican chair and Teapot Dome participant, hailed as diligent in Senate committees.
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Sinn
Srenet
Mysterious attack investigated in Milwaukee district
Police today investigated a mysterious assault report involving Frieda Mouritz 18 as officers combed the Milwaukee area for details. No further information on suspects or motive was released.
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Milwaukee
Polics
Frieda Mouritz
Woman Found In Distressed State In Washington Highland
A girl from Marabfieldy Wis was found in a severe condition in Washington Highland Wauwakea. She became violently hysterical and hospital attendants placed her in a straight jacket. She had last worked at Milwaukee hotel before quitting last Thursday and is said to be staying with a sister in the area.
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Marabfieldy Wis
Washington Highland
Wauwakea
JR 2
Milwauker Hotel
Death of James Clark in Liverpool reported by Smith
A telegraph notice from Het. Ciwand A. smith in Liverpool announces the death of his brother-in-law James Clark. The death occurred Saturday and the funeral is set for Tuesday. Clark was married to Smith's sister and had stayed at his home during travels abroad. details of his death remain unclear.
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Betti
Het
Ciwand A. Smith
Liverpool
Jaruen Clark
Ate Clark
Mr. Smith
Hig
Mr. Clark
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