Oshkosh Saloon License Revocation Seen For Liquor to Minors
City Attorney W C Cowling says revoking saloon licenses is justified when liquor is sold to minors, after a resident complaint leads to a council hearing. He cites Wisconsin law and a Wisconsin Supreme Court case on non assignability, noting Oshkosh’s current 136 saloons. Attendance for upcoming high school benefit game expected large. faculty and Normal teams listed with expected officials from Y M C A.
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W. C. Cowling
Common Council
Oshkosh
Cowling
Oshkoeh
Wisconsin
Supreme Court of Wisconsin
Princips
A. B. O'Neil
Ate
Nt Arci
Mis
Messrs
Haissey
Hardy
Atherton
Bush
Preston
Small
Clemens
McMillen
Keith
Joseph
Fitcher
Robert Warren
Kelly Shows Fight As Large Man Is Arrested
An exceptionally large and muscular man identified as John Kelly was arrested this morning by Officer Stein fort at the Puckstaff-Ed wards company office on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. He resisted, and officers used force to detain him after a strong struggle.
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John Kelly
Steinfort
Puckstaff-Edwards Company
D. C. Buckstar
John Kang
Seventh Street
Oshkosh Brewng Company
Main Street
Kelly
City considers stricter saloon license rules and hearings
A proposed reform requires hearings for license transfers to prevent errors and outlines grounds for revoking saloon licenses such as disorderly premises gambling intoxication and underage liquor sales. The measure shifts to written complaints and formal hearings three to ten days after summons. An unrelated incident describes a mysterious charity collector linked to a claimed infant beneficiary, later identified as elusive by police.
Oshkosh saloon license rules debated at council
Officials argued over license revocation for saloons under state and city laws. Sunday closing provisions were questioned after an ordinance repeal in 1899, with rulings that violations should be reported but do not alone revoke licenses. Further consideration was anticipated.
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Oshkosh
Supreme Court
Kloeckner
Voss
Faculties to Contend in Annual School Basketball Battle
In a spring tradition the Normal and High schools' faculties face off Saturday afternoon in a spirited basketball contest. The event, likened to ancient rivalries, draws student interest as teachers display pride and battle skill, with bragging rights for the victorious side.
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Athens
Sparta
There's a Reason Postum promotes health
The ad extols Postum as a beverage without caffeine, served hot with cream, claiming it prevents headaches. It describes wheat bran coating and natural phosphate of potash as rebuilding brain and nerve cells, asserting no coffee or harmful substances are used in production.
Boy Leaves City in Flight After Family Conflict
Walter Miller of Fisk Wisconsin, about fourteen, vanished after a severe punishment for truancy and bad company. Police believe he is alive and seeking a return, with a possible sighting at Chicago & Northwestern depot and tickets purchased toward Stillwater Minnesota.
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Walter Miller
Fisk, Wise
South Side
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
St Paul
Dpe Becker
Twelfth Street
Emil Miller
Fisk
Wis
Eighth Street Lutheran School
Oshkosh
Wig
Fox River
Walker
Mai
M'Gooty to Box in Appleton Show Windup
A large Oshkosh contingent travels to Appleton Thursday to watch Waddie McGoor ty face Jack Bennett of Kenosha in an eight round light heavyweight bout. Bennett, about ten pounds heavier, has boxed notable fighters such as Ketchell Mahoney Capon Montgomery and others. Eddie Santry has trained McGoor ty and praises his conditioning for a hard bout.
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Oshkosh
Appleton
Waddie McGotrty
Jack Bennett
Kenosha
Bennett
Stanley Ketchell
Young’" Mahoney
Toni Capon
Brick* Montgomery
Eddie Santry
MccGooriy
Sermon on the Mount at Inton Revival Services
Dr Bailey leads First Presbyterian revival night focusing on the Sermon on the Mount. He argues Jesus fulfilled the law and demands inner purity and rebirth, noting many claim morality but cling to sin. Also notes Ripon visitor S Hall and YMCA indoor baseball game with Rubes defeating Tubes 22 to 21.
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First Presbyterian Church
de. Z. W. Bailey
First Baptist Church
Jesus
Lfe
F Wendler Expires At 76 In Minnesota Street
Ferdinand Wendler of 1722 Minnesota street died Tuesday evening at 7 30 due to general debility. He was seventy six. Survived by daughter Martha and three stepchildren Stephen Schultz Mrs William Miller and Miss Anna Schultz all of Oshkosh. Funeral Friday morning from his residence. private. Flowers requested.
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Ferdinand Wendler
Minnesota Street
Martha
Stephen Schultz
William Miller
Anna Schultz
Oshkosh
Bridal shower honors Mr and Mrs John Jones in Utica
A bundle shower hosted by Miss Lizzie Jones and Arthur North celebrated the recent marriage of Mr. and Mrs. John Jones at the bride’s Utica home. The guest list includes Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Stone, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Joel Ross, and many others. A peanut social at the Congregational church was rescheduled to Saturday March 18. A Peru postal card notes Bart Garrick in Magdalena Bay with Fighting Bob Evans squadron. Earl Garrick serves aboard the battleship Maryland.
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Lizzie Jones
Arthur North
John Jones
Utica
P. G. Stone
Harvey Jones
Joel Ross
John Heuler
E. E. Gelbel
T. Rees
School Street
Ge James Johnston
Chicago
Will & Guest
Athearn Hotel
George H. Miller
Winneconne
OshKosh
Edwar Barnes
Ripon
City
W. W. Mead
Fond du Lac
L. W. Edwards
Antigo
Oshkosh Young Men Are Well Pleased At The Continental
A feature of the Continental display is the L system young men suits alongside Hart Schaffner Marx models. The shop touts bold stripes foxy pockets curled sleeves and cuffed trousers offering strong individuality for the youth. A local verdict says the collection is more appealing than a variety show.
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Oshkosh
Continental
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Fire and civic notes from Oshkosh area visit and Fond du Lac blaze
Co F Hawley of Waukesha visited Oshkosh Tuesday. A chimney fire near Minnesita and Eighth streets caused a brief alarm with no damage. Miss Jewell Chase returned to Madison to resume university studies after visiting her parents. C M Baker of Postal Telegraph Cable Co. stopped in Oshkosh, then moved on to Fond du Lac to assist packing for the threatened Fond du Lac post office amid a large nearby fire. The body of the late Michael Lavin, formerly of Anaconda Montana, will be brought to Oshkosh tomorrow to his sister Mrs. W. H. Butler for a Friday funeral at 222 Broad Street. Oshkosh residents also traveled to Fond du Lac to view the Gruenbeck dry goods store fire. the three-story building burned rapidly from a basement outbreak. A surprise party was held Sunday for Esther Ziegenhagen at her home, 6 Fifth Street.
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Co. F. Hawley
Waukes
Minnesita
Miss Jewell Chase
C. C (Hace
Madison
Atate University
Misa Chase
C. M. Baker
Postal Telegraph Cable Company
Fond du Lac
Michael Lavin
Anaconda
Mont
Gruenbeck
Oshkosh
Esther Ziegenhagen
Drug Talks Worth Heeding No 3
When you enter our store you will receive the same attentive service regardless of purchase size. The emphasis is on courtesy and making customers feel their business is valued.
Schoolmates Join Afternoon Games and Postponed Daughters Meeting
Street scenes recount a day of games among students and a hospitalizing appendicitis case for Margerett Jones Seahorn. Miss Harriet E Clark of Oshkosh Normal school faculty will speak on Scotland to the Men’s club at the First Congregational church tomorrow. Supper at 6 15 o'clock served by the Ladies' society. The Daughters of the Union meeting is moved from March 28 to April 11 with officer election and installation.
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Margerett Jones Seahorn
Martin Olson
Sentt Street
St. Mary's Hospital
Harriet E. Clark
Oshkosh Normal School
Scotland
First Congregational Church
Iecture
Misa Clark
Ladies’ Society
Daughters of the Union
Wanted Gardener and barber with licenses list items for sale
WANTED Gardener at Commercial Hotel and barber with license at 59 Wisconsin Avenue. Also advertised are a wide range of household goods and furniture including parlor set, velvet rug, oak rocks, sewing machines, beds, and various kitchen items. Location noted at 107 Wright Street.
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Ian
Oregon Stree
Davenport
Morris
Wright Street
Wisconsin Avenue
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