State and National Officers Inspect Waterway Tour
Lawrence Waterway inspection event planned for July invites prominent men from commerce and agriculture. Craig, executive director, notes the trip will include governors and senators from multiple states to review proposed waters and issues, with a kickoff at New York Charity Hall and sites in Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota.
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Matheson seeks ruling on legality of blame dry bill
Madison Wis The controversial enforcement measure vetoed by Governor Blaine drew new questions about constitutionality Assemblyman Matheson author of the proposal submitted two questions to Attorney General Morgan. The action followed a long conference with legal representatives of the anti saloon league. If constitutional it could affect portions of the plan and federal power questions remain unresolved as policymakers await further action.
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Catholic Women Endorse Stand Against Bryan Beliefs
In Madison Wisconsin Catholic Women’s clubs adopt a resolution denouncing University of Wisconsin professors for opposing William Jennings Bryan and his Darwinian views. They call the professors’ actions an impeachment of a fundamental Christian belief and refuse to comment further on the action.
Seed Inspection Cuts Noxious Weed Spread In Wisconsin
In Wisconsin seed inspection curbs noxious weed spread as two large seed samples outside legal norms faced reform or penalties. About 2,000 seed submissions yielded roughly 150 with significant weed presence including buckthorn field dodder quack grass and Canada thistle. Dodder remains a major pest and proposed weed control measures faced Assembly opposition. death toll figures and historical context appear in fragmented notes.
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Legislature Delays On Reapportionment Action
Madison Wis none action will be taken on congressional reapportionment this session of the legislature, the special reapportionment committee decided Tuesday night. A telegram from Congressman Frear advised delaying until Congress decides the number of representatives Wisconsin will have. If Congress does not act, a special session would be required before the next legislature meets to alter districts. The senate committee endorsed a bill for reapportionment of assembly and districts. Also note mentions of a Dubuque pastor death by suicide and unrelated ads.
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