Need more than for ge alone says president
President Coolidge told the Naval Academy graduating class that the navy must be more than mere force. He urged using spiritual and moral power to promote world peace, defend freedom, and maintain national standing through informed citizen support of defense. He denounced combatant rhetoric and urged restraint and unity in naval policy.
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Dale van Every
United Press
Unavat
Academy
Anapolis
Righteou
Coolidge
Naval Academy
Rayy
Mre
Otter
Tattea
Wind Storm Damages Antigo Telegraph Wires
A severe wind storm struck Antigo causing thousands of dollars in damage to telephone and telegraph wires. About 1,500 telephones in the city were out of service today. A tent from the Fred Resth payers was blown down and an individual was slightly injured.
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Antigo
Fred Resth
Winfaye Wan
Atric
Twin Cities
John Buckey
Minneapolity
Amd
Tropkins
Mineapolis
Minneapolis
Chanks
Annandate
Local Church and Community Activities Schedule
Wednesday calendar lists Young People of the ite formed Church events and dances at Wonderland Dance Hall near Lime Stone Quarry Co. Thursday features missionary meetings, Reformed Aid society, Troop No 2 Hoy Scouts, and Daughters of Veleraik. Community groups like Walther League and Noval Neighbors appear with evening gatherings.
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Iteformed
Pythian Sistére
Rebeka Lodge
Godely
Bag —Reformed Aid
Ontesst
Audiform
Reformed Church
Waukesta
Wisconsin cooperative creamery plan eyed in Waukesha visit
Three members of a Wisconsin cooperative creamery association board toured Waukesha with officials including J B Thorns and John Tawlos. They examined sites for a proposed storage and marketing plant, inspected the Universal Milk Machine building, and planned a June board meeting in Chippewa Falls to consider concrete proposals from Wisconsin.
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Wisconsin
Co-operative
Arg Association
Waukesha
Association of Commerce
J. B. Thorns
County Agriculturw
John Tawlos
Milwaukea
Atorase
Mra. L. Matson
Department of Markets
Madfapr Nntl
Wisconsin Cooperative Creamery Association
RC Walker
Kilbourn
Atate
John Norgord
Ettrick
Wis
Aino
Northnrn
Chippewa Falls
Werikesha
Incal Ciizens
Local man charged with stolen goods in $1100 haul
Sam SanFillippo of Main Street was arrested after 49 overcoats believed stolen from Soo Lino cars were found in his possession. He claimed ignorance, saying his wife bought them from a wedding. In Chicago a 27 year old woman Cecelia Rose was shot by her baby daughter with a loaded revolver. the husband heard her cry and found her dying.
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Sam SanFillippo
Main Street
Nial Anata
Frank Slevick
Sea Line
SanFillippo
Chicago
Cecelia Rose
Worki
Otto
Roan
Sunshine Girl and Sailstad Apply for License in Wisconsin
Dorothy An Igerson known as Sunshine Girl and her partner Sailstad faced charges after a string of crimes tied to an arson plot at cottages near Lake Nehi. They pled guilty to arson, were sentenced to four years each, and two marriages followed their release, with unclear plans on future nuptials.
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Pond DU. Lac
Wis
Dorothy An Igerson
Wainen
Ha Jay
Drue
Hiss Genni
Gruen Hay
Mist Anderson
Courtii
Instituton
Sallstad
Ag- Merson
Lake Ne- Higevnon
Napa
California
Ana
Superior
Tein
A. G. McPhen
Leona
Sadatai
Rasslehu
Sailstad
Richarson
Richardson
Sunshine Girl
Sailstead
Archibald Melay
Hiey
Sheoh
Hallstad
Green Day Reformatory
Wan
Elkhorn Banker Heads Wisconsin Hawkers Association
Laurel We Swan, president of the Bank of Elkhorn, was elected president of the Wisconsin Hawkers' Association at the annual meeting held May 27 in Hartford. Diekerman became vice president and Clausen was chosen secretary treasurer as 175 bakers from ten counties including Kenosha Walworth and Waukesha attended.
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Laurel We Swan
Bank of Elkhorn
Wisconsin
Hawkers’ Association
Iantford
Wisson
Ha-G. Diekerman
Thve Hortean State Bawk
PLS
Clausen
Eash
Hartforg Exchange Bank
T Ve
Tencine
Kenosha
Walworth,Stock, Dodge
Oankee, Jefferson, Washington
Waukesha
Progress on Better Cities report for Wisconsin contest
Definite progress is being made on preparing material for a presentation on Wankegha in the Wisconsin Better Cities contest. Surveys cover industry religion social welfare and education along with town rural relations health fibary failures recreation and town planning.
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Wisconsin Conference For Social Work
Association of Commerce
Wind Storm Ravages Twin Cities Killing Several
Reports from Saint Paul and nearby areas say a violent wind and rain storm struck overnight, causing extensive damage. Casualties include multiple deaths and many injuries as trees, buildings, and utilities were toppled, with emergency crews fighting fires and assessing widespread destruction.
Damages Sought Over Spring Flow Cut by Drilling
A 1923 claim against the city seeks 315,600 in damages after a well drilling accident on Hareh Spring Pack allegedly reduced the spring flow used by Supreme Battling company. The county council referred the matter to City Attorney Dawhner for investigation and a report at the next meeting.
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Ron
Supreme Battling Company
Ity Council
Saya
Clipaut Company
Furher
Flint
Heat Wave Keeps Midwest In Severe Heat
Chicago reports no relief as heat waves persist across the middle west. Light showers forecast for parts of the lake region and Mississippi valley states, but high temperatures remain. An additional death raises Chicago’s heat toll. three persons have succumbed so far.
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Chicago
Middle West
La Follette Nearing Return to Madison from Illness
Wisconsin Senator Robert M. La Follette Jr. is largely recovered from a cold that kept him confined for several days and plans to leave for Madison soon, likely next week, to resume duties and appearances.
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Washington
Benatora Foliart
Wisconsin
Ted
Perry Is Boomed for Governor
At a Madison conference of conservative lawmakers Charles Percy Wanwatoga urged Perry’s bid for governor as a strong conservative candidate. The gathering highlighted a cautious platform and the appeal of Perry amid regional political tensions.
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Perry
Madison
Wilne
Charles
Percy
Wanwatoga
Caandate
Conpwervative
Legistature
Savaiel Platfermg
Carroll College to confer sixty one degrees Friday
Sixty one Carroll college students will receive degrees Friday morning June 12 with Supt. Milton Potter of Milan to deliver the commencement address. Degrees include a mix of bachelor arts science philosophy and teaching certificates. The program begins with a baccalaureate sermon by President W A Ganfield on June 7 and continues with music recitals and class exercises through June 12.
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Carroll College
Milton Potter
Milankee
Moale
Carrot Tagins
W. A. Ganfeld
Ates
Bachelor
Artettobert
Clinton Apker
Frances Searletta Leemink
Heasie M. Rind
Daphne Marie Bullard
Erwin Forrest Caratens
Marlon Chapple
Vera C. Christiansen
Charles Theodore Damy
Howen Davies
LaVila Marie Pierken
Me Garside
Ruth Margaret Greene
Doris Kathryn Wawks
Veggy Georgane Ifiton
Erwin W. Mueolak
Redericiie Karston
Vera FP. Iavine
Mildred Hannah Love
Ena Seoct Lowry
He Waldemar Mathison
Ruth Lala
Meine Inger
Ruth Etoise Olaen
Paul G. Parkingon
Russell Frederick Caterson
W. Almondo Porter
Jeannette
Liquor Charge Sparks Preliminary Hearings in Court
Local dry men testified as liquor was carried in mouths and bottles seized near the hospital. Prohibition cases proceeded with Wallrabenstein, Tow Pucci, and To Inzeu bound over for September term. Judge Parkinsect ended with Paxserel pleading guilty to possession of intoxicating liquor and facing $150 fine or 300 days jail.
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Oday
Parkinsen
Wallrabenstein
Inzeu
Parkinsect
Arthoe Paxserel
Gota
Ren Erica
Esnity
Parkindon
Heavas
Pagsreli
Automobiles and Truck Collide at Arcadian Pleagazit Intersection
Two automobiles and a truck are badly damaged after a collision at the Arcadian Avenue and Pleagazit Street crossroads Tuesday afternoon. The truck driven by Frank J. Kelly struck Emery Zimmers’ auto, sending Zimmerman’s vehicle off course and breaking its rear wheels. the Kramer auto following Zimmermann was also struck. The Kramer radiator was damaged. Florence Maine industrialist James W. Ellsworth, longtime supporter of polar flight plans, died today in Florence.
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Coltisiall
Arcaian Avenue
Pleagazit Street
Frank J. Kelly
Emery Zimmersman
Arcadian
W. M. Kramers Auto
Zimmerman’s
Zimmermann
Kramer
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Hultettr
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Supreme Bottling Company
American Legion
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Frank Roberts
Roy Benjamin
Algerman Roberts
Lyman J. Gage
Carroll
Mathson
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