Wisconsin school administration debate gathers to seek changes
Madison Wis educational leaders discuss a plan to amend the state constitution ending the elected superintendent role and letting the legislature choose future leadership. Governor Blaine may outline educational recommendations January 14 influencing lawmakers. The plan envisions shifting authority to the legislature over the state board of education university and normal schools.
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Morning Papers Summary of Global News
Washington reports Brindridge and Colby end their law partnership with President Wilson’s former secretary of state. Havana notes 100 workers killed or injured in a boiler explosion at a large sugar mill near Cateaguey. London reveals Labour plans obstructive tactics in Commons to force unemployment action. Washington cites a worldwide rise in price levels across nations. Lansing discloses Michigan state fuel administration used no state funds and $500,000 fund control money was not disbursed.
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Wisconsin labor group urges curbs on state courts
The Wisconsin State Federation of Labor announced a package of twenty seven proposed measures to restrict court power, including constitutional amendments to override Supreme Court rulings, recall judges, enable initiative and referendum, and curb injunctions in labor disputes, with broader reforms to taxation, education, and employment laws. The plan targets major changes to court authority, ethics, and labor relations as part of a broader reform agenda ahead of the 1923 legislative session.
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Legislative committee warns unions face threat to liberty
The committee declares measures urged are vital and denounces court decisions as narrowing labor unions and risking serfdom for workers, insisting decisive action is needed to preserve workers’ rights.
Better Wages Urged for Wisconsin Highway Workers
Madison Wis Adequate salaries must be paid highway workers to attract skilled em ployes says A R Hirst state highway engineer The present salary scales are too low and the top posts must offer competitive pay to keep young talent in highway departments A recreation institute will be held in Superior January 26 27 under the University of Wisconsin extension division with Professor E B Gordon leading the program
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Meet Conducted With Dr J Elsom Assisting As Professor
The event was conducted with assistance from Dr J Elsom, professor of physical efu sation. The wording suggests a formal demonstration or examination led by the professor, with the unnamed narrator or organizer overseeing the proceedings.
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Five perish in Rome as cold wave grips city
Five people froze to death in Rome during an exceptional cold spell gripping the city. Authorities reported the frigid conditions caused the fatalities as residents faced subfreezing temperatures.
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