Fight Brews as Badger Legislature Debates Market Bills
Wisconsin state lawmakers gather amid a charged debate over proposed market bills. Key figures include Governor Wilkin, Attorney General Morgan, and officials within the new department of market administration. Bills aim to centralize control over advertising, production, and distribution, with penalties for violations and potential shifts in regulatory power among commissioners and the governor’s appointees.
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Baseball Advisory Council Meets For First Time Saturday
A Saturday session in Calwago unveiled the first complete meeting of the Baseball Advisory Council. Leslie O'Connor was named secretary to Judge Landis, the baseball commissioner, with Denison presiding over the American League and Hovater head of the National League as the council’s top officers. The meeting proceeded smoothly, with little chance of substantive outcomes from the inaugural session.
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Wisite
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Dawes Declares No Cabinet Position Interest
Chicago financier Charles Dawes said on his return from Washington that he has no intention of taking a cabinet post. He criticized public comment and stated any remarks would be struck from official records. Dawes, president of the Central Trust Company of Illinois, spoke amid probes and political tension in Washington.
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Te Central Trasy Company
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U S Opposed To British Plan To Pool War Debts
Government observers report U S officials in Washington refusing to comment on Britain's proposal to pool allied debts. The dispute stems from Chancellor Austen Chamberlain’s outline for canceling or restructuring war debts, with Treasury officials cautious about any binding commitments. Senator Reed pressed the matter as negotiations with foreign governments stall, amid questions over how long term obligations should be handled.
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Teckla Schiffer Breaks Arm Skating Friday
Teckla Schiffer of 1017 Sill Street broke two bones below the elbow while skating Friday night at the Copeland park rink. She described the incident with a wry remark about a big bump on the rink and noted she was skating with a child at the time.
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Sill Street
Forty Five Citizenships Granted by Judge Higbee
Nineteen applicants were told to study and were denied citizenship for foreign birth or unclear ties. The article lists named individuals granted citizenship, including Ambros, Rudelat, and others, noting male and female applicants from various backgrounds and their paths to naturalization.
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Farmers Honored by U for Service to Agriculture
Wisconsin residents receive testimonials of appreciation from the College of Agriculture for decades of agricultural service. Recipients include David Turk of Ste Croix County, Robert Mall of Geonta county, J Coe of Jefferson County, and I. 2). funk of MeBl ean counts, with forty honorees since 1909.
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Wisconsin Artists exhibit opens Sunday after Saturday viewing
The Wisconsin Artists collection will be on display Sunday with hours from 10:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. and again from 7 to 9 p.m. The exhibit is open Saturday 2:80 to 5:00 and will close after the late event at the Wisconsin club in the Chamber of Commerce. Conservation clubs plan a dinner and related activities at the same venue.
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City blocks Swennes logbying expense payment ruling
City officials cannot pay Swennes logbying expenses from municipal funds. The council, led by the city attorney, upheld that only individuals paying their own costs may attend upper house or legislative committee meetings, despite Swennes objections.
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Second Blaine Message to Be Presented to Legislature
Washington reports Brigadier General Mitchell, chief of operations for the army air service, urged immediate unification of all aerial activities across services and argued the airship could replace capital ships. Navy members, wary of a united service, listened with impatience as advocates of the capital ship pressed their case.
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Governor Adison Sets Forthright Views On Finance And Education
Wisconsin governor Tom oT presents a broad outline on finance and education during a session preview. He signals the push for revised fiscal policy, higher education funding, and potential legislation shaping state schools, rail, and public services this term. He notes a large intake of bills and a busy schedule as lawmakers resume daily sessions.
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SICK WOMAN ENDS LIFE BY JUMPING FROM WINDOW
The coroner reports Mrs Cheresia Legere, 36, wife of Otto Eggers of 2 Peart Street, died after leaping from a second story window Friday at a local hospital. Witnesses described a rushed scene as authorities investigated the suicide note and circumstances.
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Pridsay
Dominican School Raid In Dublin Reported By Crown Forces
Crown forces raided a Dominican school in Dublin on Saturday morning causing damage to the Gaelige Jeaguiotun college on Weeles street. Local reports indicate heavy police activity amid claims of casualties and injuries among students and staff.
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Wilson vetoes plan to cut size of army
ALVINGTON, D. C. President Wilson Saturday vetoed the joint resolution directing the department to stop recruiting until the force is reduced to 273,000 men. He said the condition of the world does not justify restricting the minimum enlisted strength below the 280,000 provided for in the army reorganization bill. The measure would limit the enlisted strength to 235,000, a provision he found uncompelling for maintaining combatant and staff corps balance.
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Russian Radicals Arrested in Paris
Reported arrests of six Russian radicals in Paris amid a crackdown on subversive groups. The article notes involvement of communists and other suspects, with authorities examining possible ties to American funding sources.
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Pettibone Laggon Open To Skaters Saturday Night
Superintendent Georgy Ritter of the park commission announced that the Pettibone Milk Lagoon skating rink has been cleaned enough for skating Saturday night. The hockey fence is restored and the center ice stripe has been marked. A longer straightaway will be cleaned if possible. lights will be on for regulation hours and closing times.
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Germany Must Pay Says Lloyd George Amid Paris Tensions
Premier Lloyd George warned that Germany must pay for the devastation of war but cautioned against excessive burden that harms the German economy. He argued Allied demands should not ruin the German workforce and urged accepting a fair reparations bill. The Berlin federation of trades unions protested Paris reparations decisions, warning of renewed slavery in Europe.
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Bank Robbery Report Blurred By Fragments
Police pursue suspects in a bank break in Moline where bandits robbed a local bank. The article mentions a $62,000 holdup at a trust and savings bank and possible identification of participants, but many details are missing or obscured in the text.
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Weather Record for La Crosse and Nearby
Fragmented forecast notes snow likely Sunday with little change in temperatures. Wisconsin outlook mentions possible snow tonight and Sunday with minor warming in some regions. Iowa and Minnesota show snow chances tonight and Sunday amid variable temperatures.
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