ORGAN TO OPEN His CAMPAIGN FOR GOVERNOR JULY 1
Attorney General Morgan plans a statewide speaking tour starting July 1 to promote his Republican gubernatorial candidacy. He aims to unite party factions, highlight anti corruption efforts, and present achievements of his administration during the campaign. Morgan seeks endorsement from the state conference and will travel across the state ahead of September primaries.
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Manitowoc editor Carl Schmidt remembered
A Wisconsin editor and former editor of a German paper in Madison, Carl Haw Schmidt, dies amid the Manitowoc Festival. He was a longtime G A R member and a known figure across the state, with ties to local journalism and civic circles.
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Norma Talmadge Dress Displayed At Local Theater Show
Courtesy of Miss Beulah Livingstone the Norma and Constance Talmadge Film company arranges a display of a thousand dollar dress worn by Norma Talmadge in Smiling Through. The gown, showcased after a diet to fit hoop skirts, was exhibited in Lord and Thomas stores and will be shown in a local display window.
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Hearing on Potato Grades Announced by Market Bureau
Madison hearings set by the state department of markets to consider the U S Number 1 small lot grades of Wisconsin potatoes during the week of June 20 in Wautoma Wannara and Antigo. Growers urged to attend to discuss proposed new grade. The department will also discuss with farmers at shipping points option service on potatoes to gauge changes for the coming year. Colonel Robert C Clowry, Western Union Telegraph Company president, began life as a messenger.
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Discharged phone operator faces Tuesday hearing
Madison Wis The civil service commission will hear charges that Joseph J Hopkins a second year UW law student on the state capitol switchboard listened in on conversations between Governor Blaine and his aides The case filed by Gary J Blaine seeks reinstatement for Hopkins after he was discharged two weeks ago by John Mor rissey executive supervisor Senator George B Skogmo will testify Hopkins denies hearing the governor discuss political matters Liarry Southoff former secretary to Governor Blaine will represent Hopkins at the hearing
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Amateur discovers troubles in one hour in Galveston News
A reader describes an eyewitness moment in Galveston News as an amateur, noting that despite a casual attitude the stranger reveals his troubles within an hour. The item reflects local voice and concise reader-driven reportage.
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Safety hearings on construction orders set in June
The industrial commission schedules public hearings to revise safety rules in construction. Hearings run June 6 to 9 across Madison Millrankes Superior Wausaw Eau Claire Green Bay Kenosha Beloit La Crosse Oshkosh with an advisory committee’s revision prepared for the eeaa.
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Safety orders history and public meeting invite
The industrial commission describes a committee of contractor, building trades, architects, and safety experts. It notes that safety orders in construction began in 1918 due to hazards from unsafe scaffolds ladders temporary floors and practices. All interested persons are invited and urged to attend these meetings.
Japanese Captain Dies After Duel Disarmament
Tsuruga May 16 The Associated Press reports Captain Watanabe commander of a Japanese company in Siberia was disarmed in a duel with a brother officer and promptly took his own life.
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Lost Sword Adversity Leads to Fatal Resolve
A report from Siberia cites advices stating an individual chose death by own action over survival after losing his sword. The account portrays a somber response to misfortune and emphasizes the gravity of personal agency in extremis.
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