Honor the Hero Memorial Day Parade at Wildwood Cemetery
A community Memorial Day ceremony in honor of fallen veterans began with a noon tribute at the govern ment building and proceeded to Wildwood Cemetery. Citizens, veterans groups, and local officials formed a parade to the cemetery where prayers, songs, and speeches by Hon. Dennis Phalen recalled war sacrifices and unity across the nation.
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Battle near Treveno claims many rebels killed
Treveno Texas May 31 Seventy Mexican rebels and constitutionalists are reported killed in a battle at Columbia on the Rio Grande twenty five miles above Treveno. Twenty rebels later crossed the border and were captured by the Fourteenth United States cavalry.
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Roosevelt sobriety testified in Newett libel case
In Marquette on May 31 Emlen Roosevelt testified to his cousin Theodore Roosevelt being abstemious. William Loeb Jr. testified he observed Roosevelt as temperate, drinking wine only on doctor advised occasions and champagne at White House dinners. The case, Roosevelt vs Newett, saw no contrary evidence and rumor of a sudden termination circulated in court.
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Auto Kills Woman in High Speed Crash at Red Wing
R H Dedcock Andrew Burkey and M Clausen prominent St Pan men were arrested in Red Wing after their auto struck and killed Mrs Alfred Anderson. The car sped at a terrific rate near Lake Side the woman’s leg was severed her skull crushed and body hurled forty feet before the machine stopped.
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Lake Side
Elsie's Essay on Muskiters as Summer Pest
Elsie laments muskiters as a buzzing pest that bites when provoked. She likens them to relatives, notes they appear in spring and linger through summer, and jokes that slapping them is a sport comparable to baseball.
Roosevelt Suit Ends In Nominal Damages Award
Iron Ore editor Newett retracted statements about Theodore Roosevelt and asked for nominal damages. Roosevelt asked the judge to instruct a verdict of six cents, and the jury awarded six cents to Roosevelt. In a separate score update Plymouth beat Kiel six to seven in a highly attended game.
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Goux of France Wins Third 500 Mile Auto Race
Jules Goux of France drove the Peugeot to victory in the Indianapolis 500, finishing in 6 hours 31 minutes 83.45 seconds at an average speed of 7659 mph. The race saw two serious injuries from a tire blowout on the back turn as Jack Tower’s Mason flipped, and Charles Merz finished third in a Stutz despite his car catching fire on the final lap. Four foreign cars finished in the prizes amid high heat and piston displacement limits.
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Robbed of Large Fortune at Northwestern Depot
Charles Smith of Iron River Michigan was robbed of 911000 at the Northwestern depot while awaiting a train home. He reported two men attacked him with an iron pipe and stole the legacy share he had collected the previous day. He was found by a policeman, despondent and claiming he would rather kill himself than tell his wife.
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Band Concert Monday at Born's Park
Fans who missed the Memorial Day concert due to rain will attend a monster concert Monday evening at Born's Park. The Henderson Automobile will be awarded, and the program proceeds as originally planned. The iSheboygan Concert Band is lauded as a top northwest musical organization.
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Ekern Wins Out in Wisconsin Supreme Court
The Wisconsin Supreme Court upholds the State Railroad Commission in all points except the Appleton Water Works rate case. Herman L. Ekern wins after a Dane County circuit court and appeals process. Gov McGovern and Ekern’s counsel John A. Aylward comment on the decision. Milwaukee mayors and streetcar leaders are cited as the court affirms the 50 cent price for thirteen tickets.
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Forty Sign Up Forty Sign Up Cheese Co-op Plan Formed
Former Senator Henry Krumrey of Plymouth filed articles of incorporation for forty local cheese factory companies in Sheboygan and Manitowoc counties. The cooperatives benefit from a fee-free filing under a revived law and aim to raise farmer prices, cut middlemen profits, and lower consumer living costs. Assemblyman Axel Johnson backs a similar product marketing idea in Polk County.
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Polk county
Tom Franey Resigns to Lead Peter Reiss Stock Farm
Tom Franey, renowned horseman, resigns from Theodore Sternemann’s farm two miles west of the state fairgrounds Old Bradley Farm to take charge at Peter Reiss stock farm in Sheboygan Falls. He will begin duties June 2 as Reiss expands the northwest’s premier stock operation with pedigreed stock and ongoing acquisitions. Franey previously oversaw seventy head of horses at Sternemann’s farm.
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Bowl for Cup Tonight Identify Finalists in Olympic League
Joe Born and Matt Conrad will duel tonight at the Olympic level to decide who wins the silver cup donated by Menars, Mannebach and Born. The event began with 62 bowlers in the elimination contest, narrowing to the last two contenders.
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