Diverse Views on Crime, Eugenics and Population in City Meeting
Professor Dittmer debated crime in institutions for the feeble minded and the cost to the state while warning against racial lines. He compared Mendelian ideas to eugenic forecasts and cited the Kallikak and Jukes families. He contrasted Chinese population growth with U.S. growth and discussed social attitudes toward labor. Mrs Horatug presided. Mrs Teffrey reported on Green Bay convention.
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Kallikak
China
Dittmer
Wisconsin teachers convention opens in Milwaukee
The Wisconsin teachers convention began in Milwaukee with hundreds of educators from across the state attending. Waukesha County boasts 100 percent membership and will send four delegates, including principals and district supervisors, to the event running through Saturday.
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Gow Frank
Raymond
Rtebins
Currie Chapman Cath
Waukesha
Milwukee
Whakesta County
Wisconsin ‘Teachers’ Association
Waukesha County
Anpninten
WL. Vinek
Sussex
Miriam
Tin
Gard Haas
Lishen
Mae Jackson
Mukwouago
Taft Sculptor Delivers War Memorial Tribute in Elmwood Park
Taft prepares to attend a Taft designed War Memorial sculpture for Elmwood Park Nebraska. The grand piece cost 2400 and will take three years to complete. Taft ranks among today’s great sculptors and is praised as a captivating lecturer whose words linger with listeners.
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Taft
Nebraskty
War Memorial
Elmwood Park
Taf
Paft
Waukesha
Ties
Four Popular Actors Appear in Fine Clothes at Park Theatre
First National previews Fine Clothes featuring a four-man cast of veteran stage and screen stars Lewis Stone Percy Marmont Raymond Griffith and William V Mong. Stone Marmont and Griffith charted careers in stage film and London theatre with long histories in acting. Mong is also a playwright and has appeared in numerous productions before moving to cinema. The film centers on a London shopkeeper whose life spirals into debt as the plot unfolds.
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Lappear
Seine
Asem
Bled
First National
Park Theatre
Lewis &. Stone
Percy Marmont
Raymond Grifith
William V. Mong
Stone
Dre Earl of Deulmm
Thomas H. Ince
Meisereen
Marmont
Charles Darnly
London
Slake
Mark Saber
G Tn
Lropuc
Gitlures
Mong
Nisawa
Phe Tay Baer
Oseine
Mohr
Job M. Stahl
Red Cross Drives 42 District canvass citywide
Vue alétribating of material to min orvirors to direct the annual roll salt of the American Red Cross with Aruilance Bay and continues through Thanksgiving. Mattia roll cal chairman says 42 districts will be canvassed by teams visiting homes to solicit members. Mr Hoffman notes enrolling members aids communities devastated by disasters and supports public health goals.
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Aruilance Bay
Tocal
Wearar Ito
Mattia
Roll Cal
Letais
Caupainn
Beiig
Ubeir
Red Cross
Hoffman
Walt
Amiericane Poopie
Searles Charged in Malicious Divorce Shadow Plot
In Superior Court, Victor Searles, wealthy husband of Alberty, faces $100,000 subterfuge claims by private detective Nickolas Cockinos. The case alleges payment to obtain Mrs Ello's obituary and records to influence a divorce.
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New SA
Alberty Victor Searles
Unn
Awantie Clay
Gras
Su- Colt Superior Court
Nickolas C. Cockinos
Dalinrs
Ello
Wliverce
Elopement and Betrayal Shake Local Court Circle
The report describes a dramatic romance where a key figure elopes with a rival, triggering a rift with a best friend who abandons him. The event unfolds as other named individuals attend the social circle, with a new love interest entering the scene and a ceremonial completion of a personal mission.
Memorial address at Bix Bend honors departed Waukesha leaders
At the Waukesha County Historical Society meeting at Bix Bend the necrologist J S A Locher presents a tribute to late associates. He recalls Walter S Dibbie born 1837 at Rimngeville and long a notable member, noting his ties to Geonomo and local family history.
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Waukesha
Bryant
Waukesha County
Walter 5. Dibbie
Rimngeville
Jasper Dibbie
Manlidoi
Oranomoyvee
Harvest bouyer tradition festival announced by Daughters of Veterans
The third annual Harvest bouyer is set for November 14 by the Daughters of Veterans. Meetings of the Women's Teller Carpe and the Elks club are scheduled, with a memorial tone for Waller Bey Dibble and a tribute to a life of duty and service.
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the Daughters of Veterans
Waller Bey Dibble
William Remer Crushed In Clay Pit Accident
Little hope is held for the recovery of William Remer who suffered a broken back after being trapped under a small earth slide while working in a clay pit here.
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Turlington
Wiliam Remer
Obituary for Pauline Lavole of Chicago
Pauline Lavole died at age 26 at her Chicago home 1315 Barry. She is survived by husband, son William, three sisters Hazel Helen and Mrs William Mittaze, two brothers Arley and Louis, two nieces and two nephews. Born in this city, she lived here until moving to Chicago recently. Funeral services Saturday at 2:20 from Gaspar's parlors. Burial ashore.
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Pauline Kranich Lavole
Chicago
Barry
L. CG. Kranich
William
Arley
Louis
West Allis
Hazel
Helen
Wiliam Mittaze
Irs
Lavole
Gaspar
Carroll and Lawrence clash in big homecoming game
City stores buzz with anticipation for the big homecoming clash between Carroll and Lawrence colleges in the Little Five. Alumni reservations are piling up at the administration office, while business leaders showcase support with window displays and consider closing some shops during the game hours.
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Carroll College
Sithday
Carroll
Lawrence
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Kentucky
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Eark
Afi Rnhens
Mileea Percy
Teller Carpe
Anerican Legion Hall
the Elks
Cink
Clnhhouse
Way
Mt. Vernon
Hale
Pepperell
Percale
Reg
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Arris’ Department Store
Lincoln and Hartwell Aves
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