Board seeks qualified leaders for Wisconsin state projects
The Wisconsin state board of public affairs holds a meeting at Governor McGovern's office to appoint leaders for agricultural marketing reform and a new business system with accountants. Officials report difficulty finding suitable candidates due to the large scope and high stakes of the tasks.
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Madison
Wis
State Board of Public Affairs
Tednemne
McGovern
Wisconsin Barley Wins World Championship at Show
Wisconsin pedigreed barley captured the world championship prize at the international barley show in La Crosse with entry by Mr. Krueger of Beaver Dam. The winner earned $550 prize money and a gold medal worth $500, with Wisconsin also taking second and third place.
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Wisconsin
la Crosse
Krueger
Beaver Dam
Innocent Man George Ury to Be Pardoned in Columbus
In Columbus Ohio on December 8 George Ury who served ten years of a life sentence for murder later found not to be connected to the crime will receive a pardon. Another inmate with him also innocent died in the penitentiary.
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Columbus
Ohio
George Ury
Ury
European tour prize offered to Wisconsin Red Cross workers
A eight week European tour to Italy Switzerland Austria Germany France and England is offered as a prize by the Wisconsin Anti Tuberculosis Association for county school superintendents whose districts lead in per capita Red Cross Seal sales. The itinerary includes Naples northern Italian towns Rhine Heidelberg Paris London Oxford Liverpool with start July 5 and return August 25. All travel expenses including transportation auto hire hotels tips and conductors are covered.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Italy
Switzerland
Austria
Germany
France
England
Wisconsin Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Red Cross
Appleton
Chautauqua Tours, Inc
Naples
Rhine
Heidelberg
Paris
London
Oxford
Liverpool
Europe
Ransdell Elected President of National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Representative Joseph E. Ransdell of Louisiana was unanimously re elected president of the National Rivers and Harbors Congress. H A Thompson was elected secretary and treasurer to succeed J F Ellison, and John A Fox was re elected special director.
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Washington
Joseph E. Ransdell
Louisiana
House Rivers and Harbors Committee
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
H. A. Thompson
J. F. Ellison
John A. Fox
Salmon cannery industry looms large in Alaska
A man loses his money at cards and his temper, yet the salmon canning industry remains vast. The remark underscores the scale of Alaska's fishing economy amidst personal遇.
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Alaska
Peril for Shuster in Persia as plots surfaced
The wife and young daughter of William Morgan Shuster, the American treasurer general of Persia, are under constant danger while Persian guards are increased around their home. Shuster faces immense international responsibilities and three assassination plots have been detected and thwarted.
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William Morgan Shuster
Persia
Wisconsin Supreme Court Affirms Arrearage Benefits Rule
The Wisconsin Supreme Court rules a member may receive benefits for an injury while overdue dues are unpaid if the member later pays the assessment. In Ramsey v Travelers' Protective Assn the court upheld a Racine circuit court decision granting $211.83 damages and costs to William W. Ramsey, sales manager for J I Case Threshing, who injured his arm while driving.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Racine
William W. Ramsey
Travelers’ Protective Association
Ramsey
J. I. Case Threshing Machine Co
Supreme Court
Michigan farmers favor La Follette in straw vote
In Lansing Michigan the state association of farmers clubs reported a straw vote for president from 51 Republican delegates with La Follette winning 32 votes Roosevelt 5 Osborn 4 Taft 3. Democratic picks were Wilson 12 Harmon 4 Clark 3 Underwood 2. Farmers favored voting Democratic over Taft due to reciprocity concerns.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan
State Association of Farmers’ Clubs
la Follette
Roosevelt
Osborne
Taft
Wilson
Harmon
Clark
Underwood
Wisconsin County Schools of Agriculture and Domestic Economy
Professor A Johnson previews a government bulletin on Wisconsin county schools of agriculture and domestic economy. It outlines work at Wausau Marathon Racine Winnebago Marinette and La Crosse counties and notes new Milwaukee school. Racine County votes to establish one.
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Madison
Wis
A. Johnson
Waukee County
Marinette
Marinette County
O Crosse County
Milwaukee
Racine County
Wisconsin
Mr. Johnson
L. D. Harvey
Sugent
Marathon
Dunn
Winnebago
la Crosse
Underwood Campaign Opens for 1912 Presidential Bid
The Alabama delegation in the house endorsed Oscar W. Underwood for president and pledged an active campaign. Underwood denied candidacy but welcomed the endorsement, stating he is not a candidate and will not be. The note ends with a quip about old bachelors and spinster anxieties.
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Washington
Oscar W. Underwood
House
Ala Fama
Underwood
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