Waukesha social notes feature bridge dances and recitals
The Tuesday Bridge club will meet through the summer at Casa del Plaves with Mrs A J Wadgson as hostess. High scores were won by Mes Brew Strong and Mrs Slodguon while Mrs Sidney Smith was named summer assistant entertainment chair. A recital by 26 pupils of Miss Willson Wilsonson at the Baptist church followed by Flower Day events hosted by the Women's Christian Temperance Union highlighted the community social calendar.
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Saylesville PT A L social notes program set
Notes of Women of the Farm Bureau describe a program at Hing on Friday evening featuring performances by Florence and Mabel Wenzke, with Mrs J J Sayles. A social will follow. Congregational church circle to hold an ice cream social on June 18 at Mrs Hext’s home. Everyone invited.
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Circle of the Congregational Church
Shepherd on Trial in Germs Case and Quack Charge
In a dramatic courtroom narrative the state pursues a case against Shepherd, alleging an attempt to kill Hamilton to steal germs for blackmail. Witnesses from Laiman’s lab corroborate the theory while the defense may seek delays with objections. The prosecution aims to finish its case tonight and present a key witness linking Shepherd to the alleged plan.
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Shepherd
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Madman
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Wat Wnall
Train Wreck Toll Rises Amid Gruesome Wreckage
Eyewitnesses describe a deadly train wreck with scattered bodies and fear as survivors recall efforts to aid the injured. Barney Lodge, sole survivor of the crew, helped rescue victims and notified dispatchers. Rescue efforts continued as bystanders aided victims and searched for the missing.
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Wordens visiting here from Oklahoma pioneers in Wisconsin
Mr and Mrs A P Worden are visiting Waukesha and plan to attend the Madison university commencement. They are Oklahoma pioneers who witnessed growth and prosperity, with Mr Worden formerly a Democratic state official and longtime editor of the Waukesha Transcript. They expect to retire to Oklahoma City after a brief stay.
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Lenny Son
Madison
University
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Oklahoma
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Walekesha
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State Department
Maison
Wisconsin
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Bulgaria's Prince Boris Mine Disaster Claims Large Loss
Bulgarian reports say eighteen miners died in a mine explosion at the Prince Boris mine in Klatschazi. The disaster is described as the worst in Bulgaria's history, with rescue efforts under way and authorities assessing the cause and total casualties.
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Bulgaria
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Klalschazi
Boy Scouts of Vinop Ne 2 Meeting Set for Thursday Evening
The Boy Scouts of Vinop Ne 2 will meet Thursday evening at 4 o'clock at the ML C. A. venue. The notice confirms a local troop gathering with a standard attendees list and indoor location.
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Citizenship Checks Spark City License Debate
City aldermen debated requiring citizenship assurances from soft drink license applicants. The discussion touched on police access, affidavits for reasonable grounds, and whether all applicants were citizens, with mixed views on granting licenses to non citizens and concerns over foreign involvement in local businesses.
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Une City
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Stephens
Pauliner
Alderwan
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Heense
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Licensing votes and fines mark late city council session
Obscure report details licensing motions and suspensions amid council debate. Alderman Benjamin withdraws a license motion while others vote to issue licenses and impose penalties, including fines up to $4,000, with procedures to direct fines to the county treasury.
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Nickell
Roberts Wid Tate
Dunwoody
Bentwick
Gollwitner
Coutts
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Overread Ad Advice Prompts Patched Reading Aid
A terse note hints at a guide for parsing ads and notices, urging readers to study the page for the needed article. The fragment signals a practical editorial tip, focusing on locating the specific item amid a cluttered listing.
Condition Of Water Nine Discussed On Main Street Meeting
City attorney Danner and aldermen debate river pollution and water condition as condemnation actions loom. Protests cite breaking iron plates, cattle partioning, and heat hindered sewer work. mayor awaits a weed commissioner report.
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