Assembly balks at 16000 bill for experts services
Madison report shows a $10000 appropriation to pay experts drafting a teachers retirement fund was halted after the joint legislative investigation committee refused concurrence. Assembly voted 0 to 24 against the bill amid accusations of excess spending and fraud in committee accounts.
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Madison
Joint Legislative Investigation Committee
Assembly
Atcherson
Jeaner Tonse
Saint Net
Asemblyman Pahl
Jeader
Aast
Piy
Hopes for $1 Prescriptions Fizzle in Wisconsin Senate
Madison hopes for one dollar prescription tests faded when the Wisconsin Senate voted 10 to 0 against the measure, sending it to indefinite postponement. Drys and opponents warned of government price controls while supporters argued for access to cheaper medicines.
Brewery Workers to Meet Next Monday Night
Grapes prices rise in California due to demand for grape juice syrup and sacramental wine. California crop projected at 275000 tons, valued around 20000000 dollars.
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San Prancisco
Calif
Tony
Californi Chape
California
Marriage Licenses From County Clerk Records
The following marriage license applications are reported: Roy Wolconsky and Margaret Weber of Bangor. Reorly Thomas Retin and Mabel Mary Anna of LaConso. The text also discusses outdated societal views on brides and horsehair fashion, with stray remarks on Tunisian culture and farmer tools.
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Couty
Advertising's reach transforms daily life and comforts
An editorial argues that advertising shapes modern living by creating demand and distributing goods widely. It contrasts easy modern food prep with past labor, touts the reliability of advertised products, and urges readers to value ads as guides to quality, convenience, and cost efficiency across locations and industries.
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America
Maine
Cafornia
Osee
Burer
Krowsiggest Tadar
Hayes
Seiree
Orker
Trn
Lord Byng Named Canadian Governor
The Associated Press reports Lord Byng of Vimy has been officially announced as the successor to the Duke of Eeegnathry, to govern Canada. The appointment marks a high colonial post in London.
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Lord Byng
Lor Bynn
Anadr
Eeegnathry
Esi T.qndon
Senate kills bill to change name of rail commission
In Wisconsin at Ladiron the senate rejected a bill to rename the railroad commission to the regulation commission. Senators argued the change would cost about 20000 dollars without a useful purpose and would affect railroad regulation. The measure had passed the house with little opposition though several senators objected. The session included concurrent actions on education related bills and vocational advisory boards.
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Senate
Commission
Exempt Widows From Increased Inheritance Tax
Wisconsin lawmakers pass an amendment to shield widows with children from a second inheritance tax payment. Assemblyman Matheson warns it could push residents to leave. Ayers says if they want to die in Wisconsin they should stay. Senate expected to concur, restoring roughly $2 million annually.
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Madison, Wise
Arnold Bu
Assembly
Rilay
Matheson
Assemblyman
Ayers
Wisconsin
Senate
Baccalaureate Sermon At La Crosse Normal School
The baccalaureate sermon for the graduating senior class will be delivered Sunday afternoon in the auditorium by Rev W S Stewart of the First Baptist church. A musical program will also be announced along with the address.
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la Crosse Normal School
W S. Stewart
First Baptist Church
British miners reject government settlement proposal
The executive body of the coal miners union Friday rejected government proposals for settlement of the coal strike. In Indiana, the jury trying Geoil Burkett, charged with the murder of Benny Slavin, was discharged by Judge Pentecost when it failed to reach an agreement.
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London
Associated
Knon
Fromse
Geoil Burkett
Benny Slavin
Pentecost
Substitute for Knox Peace Plan Reported Out
Washington report shows the house foreign affairs committee voting to report the Porter resolution terminating the state of war with Germany and Austro Hungary. Democrats dissent, Republicans adopt Porter as substitute for the Knox resolution. the measure to be sent to the house next week with a minority report anticipated.
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Washington
House Foreign Affairs Committee
United States
Germany
Austro- Hungary
Senate
Porter
House
Madison approves bill to cut nurses training time
The Wisconsin assembly in Madison advanced a bill to reduce nurses training from three to two years and shift registration from medical boards to the state health board. The measure, already passed by the senate, faced opposition over concerns it would lower professional standards. The vote reflects a move to ease nurse shortages and tighten registration oversight. The assembly also reconsidered and killed a $4,060 appropriation for Rhinelander Normal School and authorized a property improvement grant for the state.
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Madison
Wis
State Board of Health
Assembly
Jennings
Senate
M. L. Hineman
Gladys Lawrence Makes Big Hit At Riveli Gaudeville
Gladys Lawrence opened Riveli Gaudeville with a toe dance The Were Fly and a lively semi orientalist piece in gold and changing green. Coleman Sisters and Tough, Poverer and Tatham performed in singing and comedy acts. The vaudeville program is praised and expected to draw crowds through the week.
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Gladys Lawrence
Riveli
Gaudeville
Coleman Sisters
Poverer
Tatham
Vaudaville
Fourth Street
Peter Pan Broadway Drama Sparks Winged Romance
In a fragmentary Houston Post item a joke about a Peter Pan stage role shifts to a flirtatious exchange. A hopeful suitor asks Miss Starl to marry him, she coyly counters, and he jokes he will learn by 101 o'clock at Mibel Views if he does not hear from her.
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Barrie
Peter Ran
Pe Starl
Charlie
Mibel Views
Houston Post
State Coop Society for Potato Marketing Planned in Wisconsin
Wisconsin division of markets moves to form a two state cooperative potato marketing body. Wisconsin leads central west in potato production and seeks to join South Dakota Minnesota North Dakota and Michigan in expanding cooperative plans. Existing Wisconsin cooperatives urged to sign statements to enable a general organization meeting and a proposed exchange. Card of thanks notes gratitude for support after the death of Corporal Selmar J Simonson.
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Madison
Wis
Wwisconsin
Division of
Central West Hot Row
South Dakota
Minnesota
North Dakota
Michigan
Wisconsin
Provisions of Rail Agreements Scored by Road Official
Washington D C provision s of the national agreements under government control raised wages and cost railroads $6445 658 during the first six months of this year. B T Whit er of Philadelphia said the minimum hourly rate boosted piece work losses by 10 to 40 percent. He noted apprenticeship and four year car work experience rules hinder repair efficiency and raise costs.
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Washington D. C
Bourdantmaus
Millaads
Tost
B. T. Whiter
Thikalelphia
Senate
Whiter
Thiter
Sister Wilhelmina Lentner Dies After Illness at 61
Sister Wilhelmina Lentner, 61, died Thursday at St. Rose convent after a long illness. A teacher at the Catholic orphanage for 20 years, she was born in Guttenberg Iowa. Funeral Saturday at 9 a.m. in St Base convent with Rev. Fr. J. G. Beyer officiating. Interment in Catholic cemetery.
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Wilhelmina Lenter
Mann
Wilhelmina
St. Rose Convent
Guttenburg
Iowa
St. Base Convent
J. G. Beyer
Cited For Valor Amid Cheering but Bizarre Exchange
The tale recounts a humorous exchange where a swain fears danger and a companion quips about a doglike foe. Peter bids farewell as they retreat, joking that a foe isn’t dead yet, amid a chaotic wartime scene reported in the American Legion weekly.
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Peter
American Legion
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