Wisconsin voters urged to reject money influenced senate race
A fiery editorial blasts Senator Stephenson’s campaign spending in Wisconsin politics. It accuses him of buying the senatorial seat with ads, billboards, and paid newspaper columns while urging readers to vote according to conscience for progressive government. It also attacks Hatton and other “pin” era figures and calls for reform.
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Bull Durham
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Hatton Stephenson Mulder and McConnell in La Crosse race
An editorial attacks Mulder’s campaign funding and integrity, arguing against his candidacy by contrasting him with McConnell. It praises Hatton and criticizes Stephenson’s positions, referencing coal trust ties, Aldrich bill votes, and state gains from land and war claims. The piece cautions voters to choose the more qualified candidate and questions Mulder’s finance sources and judgment.
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Phonograph in Stage Wolves and Cameraphone Shows
The Shuberts use a phonographic howl to sound real wolf packs in The Wolf at La Crosse theater. Also premiering cameraphone talking pictures with synchronized sound, showing tonight at 7:30 and 9 and tomorrow afternoon and evening as a varied novelties program.
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Clara Thropp
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Summer Beauty Donts from Washington Times
A concise list of summer beauty cautions warns against ice water on hot days, skipping greens, infrequent shampooing, wearing tight collars or Dutch necklines, heavy foods and alcohol, neglecting sun protection, mosquitoes and scratching bites, shiny skin, and wrinkled or soiled clothes. It urges readers to stay trim, dainty, and self-reliant with laundry.
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Washington Times
Quips and Cranks and Wanton Wiles
A collage of humorous captions and quips from various papers. It pairs fables on weather, art, and love with jokes about legal and social manners, including a katydid prophecy, a slow artist, an expert’s case, and light flirtations, all rendered in a vintage period voice.
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Atlante Constitution
No Airship for Aim in a Penny Bet
A boy in Philadelphia bets his mother no airship for apples, wagering his cap against two shoe buttons. She agrees to give him a penny to buy fruit, and he takes the coin to fetch apples, saving his cap from loss.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
The Iron Lord and the Twins of Rough Island
Vida and Phil venture toward a quiet future as their shared glances ignite a budding bond in a seaside setting. The scene centers on a tentative kiss and the shift from youth to decisive adulthood, framed by Rough Island cliffs and a cottage on the Cove. The moment deepens Phil’s resolve while Vida’s warmth fuels their connection.
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Robin
Gala
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Tniess
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Noted Men Endorse Hatton for Senator
Prominent figures praise Senator Hatton as a far sighted, capable leader. John Gray calls him the best expert on public service corporations in America. Langworthy Taylor says Wisconsin has honored itself in naming him to the Senate. Jeremiah Jenks lauds his public spirit and ability. Henry B Gardner notes Hatton’s potential to aid national policy and economic questions.
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John Gray
America
National Civic Federation
Railroad Commission
Hatton
Langworthy Taylor
Nebrask University
Wisconsin
United States
Jeremiah Jenks
American Economic Association
Henry B. Gardner
Senator Hatton
Spooner
Washington
Charles H. Rawlinson for County Clerk renomination
Charles H. Rawlinson, an active young Republican, seeks renomination for county clerk before the upcoming primary. He has long been tied to the party's enterprises, contributed to its growth, and earned friends countywide through courteous official service. A large majority is predicted by seasoned political observers.
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Republican Organization
Vida awakens to a distant cliff and telescope sighting
Vida rises in her cottage beside the Cove of Portogar ten and, with a self-made telescope, spots activity near the lighthouse and a distant clump of trees. She recalls the previous day, questions who was to blame, and contemplates the unfolding events from her sea-washed room.
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