Milwaukee landlord ordered to reduce rent to 105 dollars
John D Clarkson, a Milwaukee truck driver, complained that his landlord ML Pannentier charged 200 dollars monthly for a residence. The rent regulation bureau, via the Milwaukee Road Rate Commission, issued the order to drop the rent to 105 dollars a month, the highest reduction yet. Clarkson had tried subletting this spring, with the best offer at 150 dollars.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Pannentier
Borth
Milroed Rate Commission
Rent Regulation Bureau
Lyalved
John D. Clarkson
Berley
Rye Gantry
Anti-Saloon League Seeks Reasons for Blaine Dry Veto
In Wis, anti-saloon leaders press for justification of Governor Blaine’s veto on the Matheson prohibition enforcement bill. They allege influences from appointees and lobbyists, citing Democratic and Republican figures, and urge a clarified stance as votes loom in the legislature. The debate centers on who shaped the veto and what consequences may follow.
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Blaine
Wis
Matheson
Gor
Teddy
Wileh
Tim
Lobbyibts
Arere
Avery Vouy
Wil Im
Gison
Spoiters
Tilson
Q. Hansom
SV. Bh
Pingta
O. J. Twesley
Senate
Tigher
Capitol leaders clash over governor's rebuke tone
In a heated exchange, Anilerson and George Stantenmeyer dispute the governor's public rebuke of followers. They argue the action misreads the men and that common courtesy should have tempered the rebuke.
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I Anilerson
George Stantenmeyer
I Gov
Mrembers
State Meeting of Catholic Women Held in Green Bay
Mrs Doherty attends two day Wisconsin gathering with more than thirty Catholic women's organizations affiliating with the national council. Noted speakers include Dr Anna Nichelsen of Washington and local leaders from Green Bay La Crosse Milwaukee and Madison.
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Mrs. Doherty
S Ue Connell
Green Bay
Wisconsin
National Council
Cabhalle Women's League of la
Ant ‘Abie
Anna Nchelson
Washington, D. C
Charse
Uniley
National Catholic Welfare Council
Nichelsen
San Francisco
Taewan Reflects on Family and Faith Amid Spring Grief
Taewan, noted for his refined home life with a wife and three grown daughters, contemplates the season's meaning and the quiet burdens of life, a reflection captured in a Kansas City Star style voice.
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Taewan
Iron Nec
Gillinerism
Kansas City Star
High School Notes Reflect Summer School Interest
The Hi-Tribune notes a picnic by Booster staff at Broomer's mill after a wet day. Summer school enrollment is rising with over 400 enrolled and more expected as students from partial and public schools plan to start, reflecting strong demand for continued education.
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Npesetate
Atethe Hi-Tribune
Tang
Ancient lists and curios from a scattered text fragment
The passage catalogs a miscellany of ancient resources and natural items. It mentions nine materials plus various stones metals plants animals birds fishes tiles insects and other creatures, with scattered references to numbers and categories. The text presents a fragmented, antiquarian inventory without a clear narrative or context.
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Nesthel
Dvy
A.C. Palmey
Indiana
Hound's Dairyman
Tomers
Tadbir Yor
Thropeboak
Cota
Gacouresi
Ry Terence
Anton Tod Prablen
Srrdratea
Mr. Palmer
Corey
Mormon Coulee ‘Shipping Association Flour and Feed
Aeas
Edgar
Iidor
Dartmouth
GLOBE
MAS
THE
Globe Stove & Range CO
Kokomo
Ind
Fred Kroner Hardware CO
S. Third St
Dr. Watterson
Fourth St
HICH
Edioon
Mr. Edison
Edison
Sand
SAO
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