Eagles Parade Gathers 500 In Wisconsin City
Yamtosoc Wisconsin June 25 1912 The Reborgan delegation of Eagles and recruits to the number of 500 arrived by special train from Sheboygan. Welcome crowds, a bright parade led by the Sheboygan Fife and Drum Corps and a concert band accompanied the procession through main streets to Fair Grounds. A boat ride on Michigan and dances follow with many aeries and bands listed in formation. The Wisconsin Aerie of Eagles reports a net gain of 3246 members across 1912 13 with 46 of 61 aeries affiliated. new aeries formed at Shulisberg Kaukauna Columbus and others. President Armstrong urged degree teams and visits among aeries. a silver cup trophy was authorized for degree team competition.
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Wis
grantes
Vienna
Kegin
Sebo ganerie
theratre
J Olle
Fair Grounds
Michigan
tonce
Wisconsin Aerie of Eagles
W. H. Armstrong
Racine
Manitowoc
Shulisberg
Armstrong
Memorial services urged and emergency fund proposed
A report recommends organizing these teams by all aeries and establishing a grand aerie emergency fund to relieve distressed members. Mr. Armstrong noted annual memorial services, praised the Eagles Magazine, and thanked the state aerie for honors while pledging support for the order’s future.
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grand aerie
Armstrong
new Eagles Magazine
state aerie
Williams Re Indicted In Chicago Cement Plot
Five Empire Portland Cement Company agents and officers were reindicted by a federal grand jury in Chicago on conspiring to defraud buyers of stock. Names include Albert H. Marshall Arthur G. Marshall Jules T Bestor Albert T. Kirk and Harry E Williams. They allegedly sold stock at 160 with a nonbinding promise of cement value, misrepresented plant capacity, overstated finances and advertised a nonexistent surplus while holding only an option on property.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Empire Portland Cement Company
Albert H. Marshall
Arthur G. Marshall
New York
Jules T Bestor
Albert T. Kirk
Shell City
Harry E Williams
Sheboygan
Wis
Rector Building
Closing of stock markets report summary
Boston and New York stock quotations compiled by Paine, Webber & Co. list prices for many miners and producers such as Adventure, Anaconda, Amalgamated Copper, U S Steel, Union Pacific, Northwestern, Southern Pacific, and others. Grain prices show July Wheat at 90 and July Corn at 60 with May Wheat at 91 and May Corn at 614.
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Boston
New York
Paine, Webber & Co
Milwaukee
High School Class Day Address Defends Education Value
The class day exercises opened with a Flowers and Ferns) number by the orchestra. Arthur Dewey, class president, argued that high school education remains essential for success, countering critiques that focus on college prep and mere practicality. He warned against a solely vocational curriculum and stressed the broader intellectual and cultural aims of secondary schooling.
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High School
Arthur Dewey
Middle
Our Boys The Best Parade Prizes Awarded Late Afternoon
Prizes announced at Manitowoc and Sheboygan with Racine winning 150 for largest delegation Milwaukee 75 Fond du Lac 50 Kenosha 35 Antigo 50 for greatest distance Sheboygan Aerie 10 for smallest Eagle awarded by Mr Kerskamp of Sheboygan Falls Uniforms praised as finest in parade results and standings across cities.
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Sheboygan
Racine
Milwaukee
Fond du Lac
Kenosha
Antigo
Sheboygan Aerie
Kerskamp
Sheboygan Falls
Milwaukee’s George Brosius Returns as Father John of Milwaukee
The thirty first Turnfest opened in Denver with the arrival of George Brosius aged 80 of Milwaukee. He was greeted warmly by the committee and crowds at Union station who hailed him as Father John of Milwaukee.
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Denver
Colo
North American Gymnastic union
George Brosius
Milwaukee
John
Brosius
Union station
Fire arms held up bound for Carranza camp
A carload of war ammunition bound from New York to the Carranza camp in Mexico is held in New Orleans as the department of justice decides whether to allow it to proceed. The consignment includes 128 rapid fire guns.
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New Orleans
New York
Carranza
department of justice
Second Robbery Strikes Same Spot in Kansas City
Associated Press reports William Demetress, who was robbed of 19 dollars yesterday, was attacked again at the same location today by the same assailant. He was severely beaten and taken to a hospital in serious condition.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
William Demetress
Demetress
Dramatic scene as deputy dies during speech in Paris
Paris June 25 a dramatic scene unfolded in the chamber of deputies when Deputy Edward Aynard collapsed and died on the platform while mounting to deliver a key address. The death is attributed to overwork from his speech. Aynard was a prominent figure in political circles.
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Associated Press
Paris
chamber of deputies
Edward Aynard
Aynard
Two More Die From Buffalo Milling Fire
Anthony Kreger and William Wikdowsky die from injuries in a fire at the Quested Milling Company elevator, bringing the death toll to eleven. Three bodies were recovered but badly charred. Other items note fresh strawberries at 31.25 a case, a silk sale at 50c per yard, and a golf weekend trip to Green Lake, with Bargain Day specials at Jung's.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Anthony Kreger
William Widkowsky
quested milling company
Walter J. Kohler
C S Stevens
Conrad Testwuide
Herman Roenitz
A. Hoenigsberg
Green Lake
Wis
Poisoned Professor Mitchell Dies by Strychnine Overdose
Milwaukee educator Prof. J. N. Mitchell 68 died from an overdose of strychnine at 594 Maryland avenue, where he lived with Harold Wilkie. He had taught biology at Milwaukee Normal school since 1892 and was famed for bird life records. His wife is in Cassopolis, Michigan, and commencement events were postponed.
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Milwaukee
Wis
J. N. Mitchell
Milwaukee Normal school
Harold Wilkie
Maryland avenue
Mitchell
Aaron Taft
Farwell avenue
Cassopolis
Mich
Molly
the
normal school
L. D. Harvey
Bennington
Detroit
Niles
University of Michigan
Hastings
Grand Rapids
Fond du Lac
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