Blaine vetoes mask ban bill and more measures
Governor Blaine issued executive disapproval of the mask wearing prohibition bill and several others. He rejected plans to create sanitary districts at summer resorts and vetoed bills expanding police powers and witness requirements. The vetoes seek to limit new restrictions and preserve existing procedures while leaving some reforms blocked.
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Madison
Taln
Blaine
Senate Committee On State Affaires
Amd
Alan
South Crom
England
Billie Aise
Ancient Relics Unearthed In Ozark Mountains
New York based reporter Josephine van de Grift notes a dry Main Street bluff area along the Wet River in northwestern Arkansas preserves artifacts of a vanished indigenous people. Findings include haft shell hoe, haft fin axe, a wooden throwing stick, and a cane baby cradle. Experts from the Museum of the American Indian explain exceptional preservation of wooden tools and shells.
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Josephine van DE Grift
New York
Arkansas
Bluffs
Donald Cadzow
Museum of the American Indian
Heye Foundation
City relaxes dress codes after enforcement tests
A late 19th century city ordinance restricting beach attire was repealed after enforcement brought ridicule and a sharp crowd drop. Councilman Frank Drawners noted the enforcement week reduced visitors and caused a $10,000 city loss. Also report: a three foot great horned owl in Turner Maine carried a 60 pound calf over two walls.
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Frank Drawners
Uigent
Turner
Maine
Legislature returns bills engrossed and signed
Yesterday in the legislature the assembly engrossed bills on fish and game, education, park planting, certiorari reviews, and more including part time education and land plant topics. Senate engrossed measures cover tuition for non residents, educational bonuses, and securities contracts. Bills signed by the governor include public printing and state teachers’ certificates. The Turks are a bunch of folks with more oil, but morale.
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Assembly
Fish and Game Committee
Br Tucker
Walter
Oliver
Wils
Br Titus
Aseae
Casperson
Titus
Rauls
State Affairs Committee
Walworth
Thi
Millar
Senate
Ty Staudenmayer
Ron. Gerrarian
Recorders’ Association For Wisconsin
Piltic Printing
Teardale
Wisconsin
Ate
Pric
Werden
Vilag County
Cush
San
Peltier
Conservation Commission
Special alumni meets rail fare set for Wisconsin
Madison Wis University of Wisconsin graduates returning for General Alumni Association meetings in Madison June 15 18 will receive special railroad rates of one and a half for the round trip announced by general secretary Robert Crawford. Class reunions include those of 1888 1890 1908 1918 and others.
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Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
General Alumni Association
Robert
Crawford
Rehabilitation chief named in veterans bureau post
Omar W. Clark of Cincinnati was appointed head of the rehabilitation division of the veterans' bureau in Washington. A New Jersey court addresses a woman's suit regarding scrubbing and hoarder issues, noting a debate over hygiene and safety practices.
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Washington, D. C
Omar W. Clark
Cincinnati
Veterans' Bureau
New Jersey
Kellogg’s Bran touted as toxin remover and health aid
An advertisement extols Kellogg’s Bran as a natural cure for constipation and a preventive for many ailments. It claims two tablespoonfuls daily provides permanent relief, promotes all bran for cleansing the system, and suggests using bran in cereals and baked goods.
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Koelloge’s
Kellogg’s
Kellogg ’S
Kellogg's
Hevines
Lesding
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