Milwaukee Republican Leaders Fail to Reach Bennett Law Accord
A midnight meeting of Wisconsin Republicans in Milwaukee discussed the Bennett law and attempted a compromise acceptable to Governor Hoard and Editor Koeppen. No agreement was reached as Hoard maintained the state must ensure English language education, while Koeppen disputed that need. Horace Rublee commented that Hoard could support amendments but upheld core law principles.
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John C. Spooner
Horace Rablee
Hoard
Henry ©. Payor
Paul Bechtner
Gen. Ginty
Koeppen
the Germania
Bennett
Poen
Net
Koepben
Horace Kublee
Heard
Oscar Nebe’s Friends Push for Governor Pifer Pardon
A conservative address prepared by a four man sub committee urges Governor Pifer to grant justice for Oscar Neebe, arguing he is innocent but trapped by faulty law. The plan calls for statewide publication and teacher distribution to build public support for a pardon.
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Chicago
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Oscar Neebe Steinitles
Thextore Gostefeld
Gen
M. M. Trumball
Aith Julius We Cuann
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Switserland
Neebe
Tillman wave sweeps several South Carolina counties
South Carolina conventions in Greenville Anderson Marion and Pickens elect Tillman delegates and farmers movement gains ground with agricultural look across districts Fourth district Norris and Sixth Stackhous endorsed for Congress replacing Cothran and Dargan. Kentucky election notes and other regional results follow.
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Charleston
Tillman
Greenville
Anderson
Marion
Pickens
Farmers’ Movement
Norris
Stackhous
Congress
Cothran
Dargan
Gold Shipments to Europe Shake Markets
New York reports 2 090 000 dollars more engaged for shipment Monday. Booms in silver certificates prompt Wall Street unease as traders disclose foreign demand tactics and counter moves in Europe.
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Europe
New York
Wall Street
Let Sleeping Bulldogs Lie Fort Dones In Augu
Amelia Kerhoff an resident near Humboldt 29 years old accidentally shot herself through the heart trying to take a 48 calibre revolver from her brother's coat. Andrew Carnegie honored by Wick town council with freedom of the town in Glasgow August 6.
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Humboldt
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Marriage of Miss Annie Janney to Mr. Thomas Tasigi in New York
New York reports the wedding of Miss Annie Janney daughter of Baltimore's Thomas Janney to Thomas Tasigi at St. Vincent de Paul Church on West Twenty third Street. The ceremony was officiated by Father Peptier with Father Paat assisting followed by a reception at the St James hotel and gifts including a large monetary cheque and several diamond items for the bride.
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Annie Janney
Thomas Janney
Baltimore
Thomas
Church of St. Vincent de Paul
West Twenty-third Street
St. James Hotel
Mr. Hubbard
Boston
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Mignon Downor
Peptier
Father Paat
Costly
Grom
Loston
Ervall
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Mrs
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Ken
Ft. James
Eugenie
Negotiations for peace in Central America amid Guatemalan revolt
Dispatches from San Salvador report General Tamayo leading Guatemalan revolutionists in taking Chiquimula near the capital as Guatemala concentrates troops toward Guatemala City. Diplomatic efforts in Central America seek peaceful settlement with foreign diplomats offering mediation and recognition terms from Salvadoran and Mexican governments.
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San Salvador
Tamnaray
Chiquimala
Prillas
Mizner
United States
Feo A Ga Venla
Diplmatic Corps
Barillas
Exeta
Chiapas
Capt Phelan Eyes Guatemala Plot Against Government
A Kansas City report describes Capt Phelan claiming he could raise 6000 armed men to invade Guatemala and crown himself dictator. He denies recruitment but cites government agents and escalating tensions as grounds for action.
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Kansas City
Guatemala
Prasse
Phelan
Amercias
Gantevale
Navy officials inspect ships and a collision disrupts the Baltimore
Secretary Tracy and party toured the U S steamer Dispated, Petrel, Dolphin and Baltimore for a formal inspection. The Baltimore collided with the Dolphin while maneuvering, causing dents. Dolphin to Brooklyn for repairs while Baltimore continued to New York.
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Blaine
Kan Toto
Dolphin
Baltimore
New York
Ocean
Tracey
Brooklyn
Cholera Prevention Panel Named in Cairo
Cairo August 6 The government forms a commission of leading physicians to study measures preventing cholera importation into Egypt and to recommend safeguards.
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Cairo
Egypt
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