Wisconsin man urges raise of mothers pensions
Madison report quotes Judge Neil advocating higher mothers pension payments. He cites international practice and notes the United States would save costs by keeping 125,000 children with mothers, arguing the total US outlay could reach 15 million dollars. He plans to tour northern Wisconsin presenting views to state officials.
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State Has Adequate Supply Of Teachers For Graded Schools
Madison Wis Teachers for all graded schools are plentiful in Wisconsin at present says Anderson designated superintendent of public instruction All schools state wide secured instructors for the coming year Salaries remain at 80 to 150 a month with few seeking lower wages Thousands of Wisconsin school children begin the year September 6 as nearly all city schools open
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Illusion of a Window Frames Perception in a Windowless Room
A fragmented prose description imagines a window's illusion in a room without real light. A frame, glass, a painted sky, and drawn curtains create the sense of outdoors while a tiny “window” rests on the sill. Electric light brightens the scene, yet the window remains artificial and incomplete.
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Chicago Journal
RENEW INJUNCTION AGAINST ENFORCING OF NEW DAY LAW
Madison Wisconsin judge extends temporary injunction blocking enforcement of new day law pending further hearing. Bond set at 1000 dollars for plaintiff Ange Alby of Milwaukee, case to trial on merits with court to fix further dates.
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Engagement Fractured by Suitors Odd Parting Gifts
In a curious domestic dispute, a fiancé ends their engagement after a series of misunderstandings. He returns gifts, unopened cigars, a penwiper, and a knit scarf, plus five boxes of face powder claimed to reflect money spent during their betrothal. The exchange prompts questions about trust and intent.
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Electric property values set by Wisconsin tax commission
The Wisconsin tax commission preliminarily estimates state electric properties at about $60 million with Milwaukee Electric proceeding at roughly $40 million. Valuations reflect power plants and equipment exceeding street railways, with returns of $120,000 expected from a two percent tax. Some street railway properties in the state exceed $1.6 million in value.
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Tax Commission
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Fragmentary Quotation Derailed by Typos and Slang
Disjointed lines reference a stubborn figure named Job and a refrain about endurance. The passage mixes slang and misspellings, mentioning miles traveled on a flat tire and a quarrel. It appears as an OCR garble or excerpt from a larger colloquial text with no clear narrative or context.
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Downey Crowned Middleweight Champion by Ohio Boxing Chief
Obie Colmeits Livan Bearn ng of Clow Jois wins middleweight world title after decision by the Ohio State Association of Boxing Commissioners met in Cleveland. Referee Jimmy Cyrnder, who officiated the Downey Wilson bout, is barred for life from officiating in the state. Wilson and Rillika receive one year bans effective September 7.
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Probe dealings of Polish firm with Milwaukee citizens
Milwaukee Wis. special investigator Danil G Dorsch reported on a Polish corporation accused of soliciting from Milwaukee residents and Chicago investors. He said 14000 to 15000 dollars were invested in a large banking scheme promising high dividends but yielding little or none. Two agents reportedly left Milwaukee with funds aimed at Poland. Officials moved to revoke the company’s security license and recover funds for stockholders in Milwaukee as high dividends failed to appear. The corporation kept offices in a downtown building and claimed to sell stock in a final issue.
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Twin Beds to Play at La Crosse Theater Sept 1
The Comedy Tour returns to La Crosse with the New York cast led by Helen Saxe. The six year old production, a favorite with ex war workers, will offer matinee and evening showings on Sunday September 1.
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Helen Saxe
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Democratic solons favor German peace pact in senate
Washington notes indicate growing Democratic support for the German peace treaty as Secretary Hughes meets with senators. Senator Huchenels and others express favorable views based on their current understanding, while reserving full judgment.
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Cathedral to become county ground with 8000 seats
The new cathedral at helne Dinton Juiverpool England will be the largest in the county with seating for 8000. Construction began in 1904 and the finished building will hold that capacity.
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