Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-06-25

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Franz C. Eschweiler, milwaukee,;
Walter C. Owen, Madison; Burr
w. Jones, Madison; Christian
Doerfler, Milwaukee; Charles H.
Crownhart, Madison.
Former Members of the House
of Representatives: Clifford E.
Randall, Kenosha; J. w. Murphy,
Platteville; A. w. Kopp, PlatteYille
John C. Kleczka, Milwaukee; w.
]. Cary, Milwaukee; w. II. Stat
ford, Milwaukee; M. K. Reilly,
Fond du Lac; John J. Esch, La
Crosse; Adolphus P. Nelson, Grams
burg; E. A. Morse, Amigo; Thorn
as Konop, Green Bay; Nels P.
Haugen, Madison; w. E. Brown,
Rhinelander; Daniel G. Classon,
Oconto.
President, University Regents,
Theodore Kronshage, Milwaukee.
President, University of Wiscon-
sin, E. A. Birge, Madison.
President, Normal Regents, Phil
ip w. Kramer.
Chairman, Railroad Commission,
L. e. Gettle, Madison.
Chairman, Industrial; Commits
sion, Fred M. Wilcox.
Tax Commission Chairman, Car
rol A. Atwood.
President Of the Board of Con-
troll, DIR. w. F. Lorenz.
Chairman of Highway Commits
sion, w. o. Hotchkiss.
Commissioner of Banking,
Dwight D. Parker.
Commissioner of Agriculture,
John D. Jones.
Commissioners of Insurance, w.
Stanley Smith.
Chairman of Civil Service Com
mission, James A. Peacock.
Adjutant General Ralph Immel.
Former Governor Francis E..
McGoverno, Milwaukee.
Former Lieutenant Governors:
George c. Cummings, Eau Claire ;.
Edward F. Dithmar, Baraboo;
Thomas Morris, Lacrosse; w. D.
Conner, Marshfield.
Former Secretaries of state: FL
mer S. Hall, Green Bay; Myrland
Hull, Black River Falls; John S
Donald, Mondovi; Thomas j.
Cunningham, Madison.
Former State Treasurers: Hen
ry Johnson, Madison; Andrew H.
Dahl, Kenosha; Thomas M urtell
Madison.
Former Attorneys General: w
J. Morgan, Milwaukee; Spencer
Haven, Hudson; Levi II. Bancroft,
Milwaukee; Frank l.. Gilbert, Mad
ison; Emmert r. Hicks, Oshkosh;
Jones L. O'Connor, Milwaukee.
Former State superintendent:
Charles P. Gary, Madison; John G..
Emery, Albion.
Mayor Milo I. Kittleson, Madi-
&son; DR.. G.. A. Harper, Paul D.
Burnoe, Thomas P. Nelson, DIR.
Philip F. Fox, Judge E. Ray Stew
ems, Rufus B. Smith, Gen. Charles
E. Boardman, Rasmus B. Ander-
son, Frank M. Higgins, , Michael
Kirsch, all of Madison.
Other names included. in the list
of honorary pallbearers include:
Joseph Dean, Jr., San Francisco;
Andrew Furuseth, San Francisco,
labor leader; w. T. Raleigh, Free
port, ILL.,; Basil Manly, Washington
d. c., editor; Herman GrotOphorst,
Baraboo; G. C. Cuttings, Racine;
Victor Richardson, GAINESVILLE; w.
Mauthe, Fond du Lac; C. B. Ball
lard, state treasury agent, Madi-
son; Henry Comstock, Cumber-
land: w. H. Hatton, New London;
Theodore Thomas, Ladysmith;
w. v. Kidder, Lacrosse; Daniel
III. Grady, Portage; George Leight,
Wausau; John Schmidtman, Man
itowoc; John Reynolds, Green Bay;
Philip Lehner, Princeton; Peter J.
Schmidt, Eau Claire; J. w. Par
sons, Amigo; James ]. Nelson,
Amherst; J. B. Christoph, Wauke-
sha; John H. Roomer, Chicago; Bal
thasar H. Meyer, Washington, D.
c.; Halford Erickson, Chicago;
Nils P. Haugen, Madison; Fred
Kull, ( Chicago; John H. Reynolds,
Chicago; w. H. Frawley, Eau
Claire: Emil H. Naber, Mayville;
John Becker, Mosinee; Daniel F.
Hoan, Mayor of Milwaukee; A. C.
Dick, Milwaukee; w. H. Dick,
Walter D. Carrigan, Edwin j.
Gross, Ernest Kronsaage, Alvin P.
Kletsch, w. G. Brumder, Adolph
Kenneberg, Burt Williams, Henry
A. Mochlonpah, all Milwaukee:
John R. Commons, University of
Wisconsin economist: Albert r.