Entertaining visiting Elks preparations underway
Final arrangements for the B P E convention fill Green Bay with thousands of Elk visitors. State President Frank R Weeks arrives with officials as hotels fill, decorations glow, and a Get Acquainted Social unfolds at the Elk home on North Seventh Street. Program days list openings, tours, concerts, and social events across Eagles halls and parks, while Elks' uniforms and badges mark the gathering. The Elk meet promises a bustling city week with lights, hospitality, and extensive events.
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Frank R. Weeks
Green Bay
North Seventh street
cub string
ben shung
Cub
Sbboygan
Elks
Witte newlace
ts Ahitocal
Profits of Protected Industries Questioned in Washington
Washington June 1 A Nebraska senator cites a thousand million dollars yearly excess profits by protected industries. He argues tariffs create steel monopoly, boosting prices for 92 million Americans. He notes 36 756 strikes in 25 years and 230 million dollars in steel exports as proof tariffs hurt consumers.
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United States
Hitchcock
steel trust
House
Senate
Monthly meetings end as Mazeppa Carnival arrives
The Mazeppa and Greater United Shows opened in Sheboygan after loading in 22 freight cars. A large city teachers meeting followed with papers on ethics and a new Teachers' Club of Wisconsin formed. Attendees praised Mazeppa, Zazelle's Dancers, and the free Air attraction as crowds enjoyed parades and performances.
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Teachers’ Club of Wisconsin
Zazelle
Gertrude Hofman
Isabelle
Duncan
Elks Parade Planned for Wednesday in Local Area
The Elks announce a Wednesday parade starting at 1 o clock from the lodge on Elm Street to Pin Street, north to Michigan Avenue, then to South Street. After route, attendees will be transported to Lake View Beach for a grand barbecue and reunion at the Elks home.
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eincon
Elks
tae
lake View Beach
Tear Down Fence Warrants Issued In Rhinestone Town
Warrants were issued today for Messrs Knauf and others of Clifton and two others, charged with tearing down a recently erected fence around a bit on the town of Rhin.
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Messrs
Knauf
Cliton
Rhin
Entertains in Honor of Guest by Miss Landgraf
Miss Irma Landgraf entertained for Miss Mane Lustig of Janesville Wisconsin Friday evening with music by the S S quartet Those present included Misses Lulu Nack Sivera Leahy Stella Lubenow Meta Manz Hilda Froehlich Oleta Klessig Florence Nack Elsie Nack Amanda Hanson Irma Landgraf Marie Lustig and Messrs Walter Fardhman Ernst Koehler George Manz Ed Schulte Clarence Dittes Walter Brigham Harvey Ebenreiter George Klein and Joe Lustig of Janesville
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Irma Landgraf
Mane Lustig
Janesville
Wis
S. S. quartet
Lulu Nack
Sivera Leahy
Stella Lubenow
Meta Manz
Hilda Froehlich
Oleta Klessig
Florence Nack
Elsie Nack
Amanda Hanson
Marie Lustig
Walter Fardhman
Ernst Koehler
George Manz
Ed. Schulte
Clarence Dittes
Walter Brigham
Harvey Ebenreiter
George Klein
Joe Lustig
Manitowoc Beats Local Team 2 to 1 in Brillant Plays
Results from yesterday show Manitowoc defeating the home club 2 to 1 at Athletic Park with Braun and McGlynn pitching well. Three hits in one inning produced the two runs for the visitors, while Sheboygan committed one error to Manitowoc’s two. Attendance reached about 1500 as Buster fanned eight and McGlynn six.
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Manitowoc
Braun
McGlynn
Sheboygan
Buster
Racine
Dreamland Diamond Ring Contest Standings
The Dreamland dance drew a large crowd as contestants cheered for the diamond ring event. Current standings list Nina Kilton leading with 219 points, followed by Sofia Abitz 147, Hilda Winkler 100, Minnie Jahn 87, Frances Knocke 77, Edna Miller 48, Frances Duerlin 13, and Meta Schwartz 7.
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Nina Kilton
Sofia Abitz
Hilda Winkler
Minnie Jahn
Frances Knocke
Edna Miller
Frances Duerlin
Meta Schwartz
Jones Selinger Wedding in Sheboygan Society Circle
Miss Marjory Ewing Jones and Francis Joseph Selinger wed at the bride’s parents home 702 Ontario avenue with Rev. David Thomas officiating at 8 pm. Attendants included Catharine Mead Jones and Janet Mead Williams. Out of town guests from Chicago Milwaukee and Rhode Island attended.
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Marjory Ewing Jones
Francis Joseph Sellinger
Francis Williams
Ontario avenue
David Thomas
Congregational church
Catharine Mead Jones
Eizabeth Pantzer
Theodore Braasch
Sheboygan
Judge
Seaman
Arehsie
Mary Seaman
Chicago
Mary B Ewing
Alice Ewing
Donald Ewing
Hugh Ewing
Milwaukee
Margaret Pagam
Westerly
R. I
August Kleip
Gloversville
N. Y
Great Picture at Idle Hour
A feature film titled The Land of Darkness will be shown at Idle Hour tonight and tomorrow night. Police and civic bodies endorse the picture, deeming it memorable and impactful for improving current conditions. don’t miss this presentation.
Alumni Association Meet This Evening at High School
The High School Alumni Association will hold a meeting this evening at the high school.
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High School Alumni Association
Stolen horse and buggy reported from Town Mitchell barn
John Rooney, a well known resident of Town Mitchell, reported a valuable horse and buggy stolen from his barn last night. Warrants have been issued and the guilty party or parties are expected to be apprehended in a short time.
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John Rooney
Mitchell
Birthday Celebration for Max Jabusch in Lincoln
Max Jabusch of 314 S 13th Street celebrated his 38th birthday yesterday afternoon. Guests enjoyed cards and refreshments, and those present reported an enjoyable time.
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Max Jabusch
S. 13th street
Opera House Diversifies Vaudeville Weekly Attractions
The Opera House aims to provide better vaudeville and diversifies attractions each week. This week's bill includes the Three Amores comedy gymnasts Flynn and McLaughlin singers and dancers Wilson and Lenore whistlers and yodlers and Donald Deane society entertainer along with regular picture reel changes.
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Chicago
Three Amores
Flynn
McLaughlin
Wilson
Lenore
Donald Deane
Obituary of Carl Truttschel Pioneer Resident Dies at 79
Carl Truttschel aged 79 died Thursday at his home 1703 N Fifteenth. Born in Thueringer Germany August 8 1833 he came to America in 1848 and settled in Mosel before moving to this city six years ago. Survived by wife three sons and one daughter and six grandchildren plus three stepchildren and two brothers. Funeral arrangements incomplete in the report.
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Carl Truttschel
Fifteenth street
Thueringer
Germany
Truttschel
America
Mosel
August Glatz
Moses
Theodore
city
Arthur
Manitowoc
William
WilJham Wis
Emily Dankworth
Milwaukee
Geo. Herzog
Town Moses
Emil Scheinert
California
Fred Festerling
Ernst and
Ferdinand Trutechel
Death by suicide of Adolph Schuricht in Russell area
Adolph Schuricht, 49, a Russell resident with a Greenbush farm, hanged himself yesterday in his barn after friends noticed distress and summoned a doctor. His wife has been an inmate of the county asylum for years. Survived by two sons Philip and Albert and several brothers. Funeral set for Greenbush cemetery.
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Adolph Schuricht
Brother
Russell
com
Decorated business houses brighten Lighth street area
Business houses along Lighth street Michigan and Indiana avenues and several streets are handsomely decorated, much by W L Short Co employees who worked Sundays to meet contracts. Private residences also show gala decor. Lake View resorts have festive displays. Those wanting decorations can contact Meyer & Gray's 614 Math Street for designs and services.
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Lighth street
Michigan
Indiana avenues
W. L. Short Co
Lake View
Meyer & Gray’s
Math street
Musical Five in Bachelor Quarters
The Musical Five led by Louis Bruseberg, Harry Awe, George Awe, Hub Fredericks, and Emil Bilt settle in a Lake View cottage as bachelor housemates. Each member must contribute at least five minutes to house chores with roles including cooking, repair work, and cleaning. Sweeney Fredericks acts as house mistress, with odd absences noted among the group.
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Louis Bruseberg
Harry
George Awe
Hub’ Fredericks
Emil Bilt
Lake View
Harry Awe
Bruseberg
Ave Bros
Emil Bil
broome
Hub Fredericks
Sweeney
widens
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Mazeppa
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Port Washington
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Dreamland
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bride’s maid
Arthur Dechent
Alfred
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maid of honor
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Philip and
Albert
Greenbush cemetery
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