Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-08-06
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of the Superior Normal school.
Theodore Nockerts, SO, father of six
children, was killed at Oneida, near
Green Bay, when he was caught in the
belt of stone crusher. His body was
crushed.
Chiropractors were forbidden to use
the title of doctor" in connection with
their names, in an opinion sent by
Atty. Gen. Ekern to Lewis w. Powell,
district attorney of Kenosha county.
The resignation of DIR. Carleton Hen
ningsen of the chemical division of the
United States forest products labora-
tory, Madison, was announced He an
nounced that he will join the Du Pont
Fibersilk Co. of Buffalo. He is an ex-
pert in wood preservatives.
Women drivers were given a fairly
clean bill Of health at Kenosha when
the accident report for June, prepared
by the traffic division of the police
department, revealed that of the 102
automobile accidents reported during
the month 90 involved men and only
10 women drivers figured.
Poisonous berries eaten at Iron
River, Wis, were held responsible for
the death at Superior of Irene Holm,
10. The girl had been picking blue
berries and it is believed she picked
and ate some other fruit which she
mistook for blueberries and which
poisoned her.
Charged with operating an automo-
bile while intoxicated, a warrant has
been issued for the arrest of Charles
Hathaway, Juneau, a former sheriff. A
gallon Of alleged liquor, said to have
been found in the car, was the basis
of the warrant for the former officials
arrest.
A new senior high school at Stur-
geon Bay and an addition to the junior
high on the West side, are recommend
ed by the state department of educa-
ton. This recommendation follows a
survey made several weeks ago by
state school inspectors and covers flu
ture growth of the city for five years.
Four Oshkosh golfers on the links
Of the Oshkosh Country club caused
the arrest of August Wilke Milwau-
kee, and Jacob and Arthur Gilbert,
both Of Fonda, when the trio used
abusive language as they passed the
players on Highway Is. The trio was
fined $25 and costs each after a part
of day and night in Jail.
Three small children of Walter
Gnewikow, Tomah, suffered painful in
juries from dynamite cap The cap
vas found in the attic and when it
exploded one child lost three fingers
and thumb, another had two fingers
badly lacerated, face cut and eye in
jured, while a baby received slight
face burns.
Thirteen girls, who have served at
least II months in the state industrial
home for women at Taycheedah, were
granted paroles by the state board of
control. None of the applicants were
refused paroles. The group paroled
from Taycheedah was one of the larg-
est In the history OF the institution.
1t was occasioned by the fact that the
buildings are overcrowded, it is said.
State deposits have been recovered
In full from 10 Of the 13 depository
banks which have closed their doors
during the last two and One-hdlf years,
and will be recovered from the other
three, Solomon Levitan, state treas
urer, reported to the state board OF
deposits The report shows that a to-
tai Of $142,24919 was on deposit in
these banks at the time they closed.
Robert M. La Toilette, jr., has an
nOunced that he is a progressive candi-
date for United States senator at the
special election to be called by Gov
Blaine to fill the seat left vacant by
Mr.. La Toilette is one of the youngest
men ever to seek seat In the United
States senate, having just become &c
last February.
Ben BENIN, "a, superintendent of
the New Holstein water works, and
George Schildhauer, SO, his assistant
were killed when a box containing sc
pounds of dynamite was exploded by
the exhaust Of a gasoline engine The
two men, with four others, were con.
structing an overflow for a septic tank
on the farm of George Brill, at the
edge of town.
The 1925 Wisconsin potato tour will
start from Oconto, Aug 10 to move, by
automobile, through Oconto, Marinette
Forest, Langlade, Oneida and Villas
counties. AS these counties form one
of Wisconsin's principal seed potato
producing districts, the inspection tour
at this time, will permit growers tC
view the work with mosaic control
and with tuber indexing, while out.
of-state buyers will see Wisconsin's Ger
titled fields There will be special
field programs and demonstrations
A program of systematized co-opera
ton for stabilizing the working force
to insure year-round employment and
to eliminate layoffs was drawn up fol-
the terminal of the North Western
road at Fond du Lac at meeting OF
officials Of the road and labor repre-
sentatives
The Wisconsin Funeral Directors
and Embalmers' association in con
ventioL at Eau Claire voted to defer
action on the proposal 10 establish a
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