Attorney General Shuns Politics in Kenosha Talk
Attorney General Morgan avoids campaign remarks during a Kenosha visit urging Wisconsin to focus on common interests and a square deal for all. He emphasizes duties to the state and cautions against factionalism while praising balanced governance and equal rights amid prosperity.
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Kenosha
William J. Mersin
Citizens' Republican State Conference
Benaslie Parent
Wistion. Atharnes
Morgan
Civen Yirelahl
Mitchukee
America
Wisconsin
Ain Adiyyarei
Appleton or New York City First Electric Plant Clash
Madison report on a dispute over which city began the first electric light plant in the United States. Frank A. Wardlaw, linked to Edison, travels to Appleton to interview residents and gather depositions, while Wisconsin and New York witnesses weigh in on start dates and power sources. A generator from 1880 is cited as a key artifact in the debate.
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Appleton
New York City
Madison
Wis
Frank A. Wardlaw
New York
Thomas A. Edison
United
Wardlaw
Apweton
D. Kurz
Apgieton
Tai‘varsity of
Winconsin
The
Historical Society
Wisconsin
J. N. Cadby
Wisconsin Electrical Association
Wisconsin Historical Society
Fair Play for All and Civil Rights in Wisconsin
A political essay argues for inclusive policy and social cooperation to raise all classes. It emphasizes justice, square dealing, and nonexploitation as key to a united commonwealth, urging factual understanding and shared effort. In other items, Los Angeles reports three high Ku Klux Klan officials and 34 members indicted for a raid in Ingingwood, while New York notes the American Cotton Exchange convicted of bucketing orders.
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Wisconsin
Los Angeles
Calif
Ku Klux Klan
Inginwood
New York
Amprican Cotton Exchange
Presbyterians 70 Picnic at Myrick Park Saturday
At Myrick park on Saturday June 14 a Presbyterian Men's Fellowship picnic will invite families to attend with a basket supper and coffee provided by the Men's League. The parade leads by Boy Scouts at four, with prizes for largest family and class. races and games precede a supper and post event sports.
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Myrick Park
Presbyterian Men's Fellowship Club
Congregational Children Rehearse Saturday Program Now Scheduled
The Congregational church children will rehearse for Children's Day at 1 o'clock Saturday. A planned picnic for Saturday has been postponed for one week.
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Congregational Church
Horsford
Conservation Education Drive Planned by Commissioner Barber
Commissioner W. E. Barber will send out materials within two weeks to urge teachers to explain the real reasons for conservation. The effort stresses that today’s boys are future fishermen and hunters and should understand both the purposes and the working of conservation.
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W. E. Barber
Brush fires burn in state reports Scheibel says
Madison Wisconsin Secretary RE D Scheibel of the state conservation commission reports only a few brush fires burning in the state with weekly updates from fire wardens and deputy wardens showing no immediate cause for concern.
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Scheibel
Madison
Wis
RE. D. Scheibel
State Conservation Commission
Absent Husband Law Sparks Debate in State Commission
A fragment discusses a new law by the state conservation commission. It notes a husband absent five years may be presumed dead under the law and hints at public or internal dispute. The text fragments show ambiguity about the law’s aim and reception.
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Hvadinegfil
Friend & Marks Makers
Progressive Clothes
Milwaukee
Madiron
University of Wisconsin
Lewin
Wisconsin University
Argst
Anil
John Henston Finler
Commissioneer of Education
Beloit
Campion Carroll
Lawrence Marquette Milton
Northland Ripon
Wisconsin Colleges Associated
Main Street
Ad Druggists
Hotatra
Stig
Gou Tulsa
Poisgngus Insectichse
Postum Cereal Company, Inc
Battle Creek, Michigan
la Crosse Floral Company, Inc
Majestic
la Crosse
Frank X. Dietz
State Street
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