Normal debate to discuss Japanese exclusion tonight
The Interstate debate pits Oshkosh against Normal University over a motion: Japanese laborers should be prohibited from entering the United States. Local debaters include Maria Shuf Nebotham, Harrison U. Wood, and Marvin M. Due with judges Toby of Wausau, Dudgeon of Madison, and Dobbyna of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quénilan
Indanese
Normal
Normal University of Normal
Pacific Coast
United States
Oshkosh
Normal University
Maria Shuf- Nebotham
Shébergan
Harrison U. Wood
Brandon
Marvin M. Due
Eldorado
Toby
Wausau
Dudgeon
Madison
United States District
Dobbyna
Chicago
John A. Ho Keith
Wl Preside
Yelle attends Oshkosh Fraternal Reserve meeting
Snort notes report T. Yelle of Fond du Lac deputy of Fraternal Reserve Association attended Oshkosh council No. 1 meeting and social session. Also notes upcoming M C A Men's meeting address by Rev P F Stair and First Methodist quartet singing. Paragraph covers hospital update on Ellen Leach and family, and a drunkenness case resolving with a 15 day county workhouse sentence for Mex Priebe after sanity examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yelle
Fond du Lac
Mstrict
Fraternal Reserve Association
Oshkosh Council No. 1
F. R.v
Pea
P. F. Stair
Algoma Street Methodist Church
Association
First Methodist Church State
Ellen Leach
Devel
Local Figure Reappears As Drunken Not Insane
A fragment notes that Priebe was not insane but intoxicated, an old offender. It mentions Mrs. L. Marvin and her daughter Mrs. George Grown, who had been called home from Chicago on that account.
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Priebe
Aes
Family Notes On Health and Travel Plans
The message reports Mrs. Marvin feeling well with no serious illness. Mrs. Brown is not expected to return from Chicago until the first of next week.
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Fam
Marvin Iss
Brown
Chicago
Funeral of Mrs Ann Mc Guinnessa Held at St Peter’s
The funeral for Mrs. Ann Mc Guinnessa occurred this morning at St Peter’s Church with eight o’clock services led by Rev R He McDonald. Interment followed at Riverside Cemetery. Pallbearers were John Brennan James Bowen Joan Haverty and August Fredericks. Warvey Leach, former county surveyor, is recovering from injuries after a fall on Main Street while attempting to jump a tow rope on a damaged auto. Mrs C Peterson hosted the Daughters of the Union at 681 Jefferson Ave with Progressive Cinch games. prizes went to Mrs John Schlosser first Mrs James Yau second and Mrs George Toner third. The group will meet again at Mrs C M Plummer’s home 740 Main Street.
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Ann McGuinnessa
St. Peter's Church
Leach
Main - Street
Rene
Daughters of the Union
Jefferson Avenue
John Schlosser
James Yau
George Toner
Union
C. M. Plummer
Main Street
Samuel Burr pleads not guilty in municipal court
Samuel Burr charged with dami ness and disorderly conduct pled not guilty this morning in municipal court. His case adjourned to May 19. Burr was arrested on Algoma Street by Officer Noe Thursday night. The Modern Priscilla will hold shore business meeting in the parlors of the First Methodist church at three o'clock Saturday afternoon. Important business expected with large attendance. The Epworth league of the German Methodist church held a stocking social Thursday evening, featuring musical numbers and readings followed by refreshments. Chamberlain’s Cough Ken Kennedy examined by chemists who found no narcotics. Safe, harmless medicine for coughs, colds and croup, for sale by all druggists.
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Samuel Burr
Burg
Algoma
Omacer Noe
Priscilla
Methodist Church
Epworth League
German Methodist Church
Chamberlain
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