Senate Accepts House Packing Bill Substitution
Senator La Follette protests as the Senate adopts a Sterling substitute replacing the House packing bill. The draft, drawn by Packers Inc., centers on livestock regulation, administration changes, and a livestock commissioner appointment at the president's level. Supporters of the House bill warn of weakened controls, while Ta Follette notes seven favored provisions and plans further remarks.
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Sterling
Ta Palette
Thi
Mrtisrat
Senatne Ta Follette
Trowas
Thalle
One Man Cars Fare Boost Opposed by Citizens
Citizens denounce proposed one man cars and fare increases. Residents cite motorized trolleys causing accidents and unsafe equipment. Local officials discuss streetcar issues, air brakes, and proposed track changes to ease congestion.
Birth notice of Guy Stillman reported by Canadian Guide
An item from the Canadian Guide notes the birth of Guy Stillman on November 17, 1918, with Ma Chve Cillian recounting the event at a hospital. The testimony mentions relatives and the hospital arrival details amid references to wartime shortages and labor issues.
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Guy Stillman
St x. VV
Chuy
Stillman
Marriage Licenses List From City Clerk Notices
The marriage license applications listed include Lor aar mae Hcenses with marks at the attier of Mur ommts clerks Ray Wadgritt. Names shown include Liz Crosse pad and Tred, New Tashon Howard OW Gleasan, Lansine Mich sd Berk Coppin, Grosse Predirick fab Soke and Garkende Trahan, Jeanjamin WL Thinks Milwanker, and others from La Or Sty.
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Aarmae Hcenses
Mur
Ray Wadgritt
Liz Crosse
Pad
Chidges
New Tashon
Ronsack
Wurns
Egenn Tt
Sehwaybhek
Zita ML Krothe
Sty
Assembly Refuses to Revive Dahl Income Tax Bill
The assembly rejects revival of the Dahl income tax bill amid broader tax proposal doubts. No senate reconsideration occurred for the Severson surtax or Arnold income tax bid, marking a first disposal of tax measures including highway levies.
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Assembly
DAHL
Mathson
Wils
Senate
Severson
Arnold
Two Speeders and One Drunk Fined in Police Court
Charged with violating a traffic ordinance regarding speeding Albers Moettmeister and Arthur Janson, women fined $16 and costs to the police court Friday morning. Henry Otte, farmer, paid $5 and costs totaling $7.70 on two charges of intoxication.
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Albers Moettmeister
Arthur Janson
Womeden
Rales Court
Henry Otte
Campo
Brooklyn Handicap set with fourteen horses in field
A strong entry includes Pajirteen as a favorite with Mad Tialtee and Cheslag. The 7furlong Brooklyn Handicap at Aqueduct offers $19,000 purse. Possible upsetters listed alongside a large field on a sunlit Friday afternoon. Milwaukee swelters with 93 degree heat, record-high temperatures challenge officials.
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New York
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Aquedagh
Mad Tialtee
Cheslag
Suirters
Mad Vitter
Ifirovlag
Exterminitor
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Awlacious
PL Grier
Blaze
Blaze, ‘Tanl Tames
Deonngeand
Yellow Aland
jCantaby
Aleack
Royce Rauls
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Convention Bill Dies In Badger Senate Fight
In Madison Wisconsin the Ingalls convention bill died 14 to 15 after amendments requiring referendum. Administration opposed the plan to bar minority candidates arguing it would shift party control back to bosses. Senate debate featured strong opposition and calls to let the party shape its platform rather than candidates.
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Senate
Madison
Wis
Ingalls
Mitfarni
Killeg
Nnst
Ronerar Titus
Tuber
Freiedar
Witteh
Sonatop
Huber
Pasitoss
Local Markets Prices and Goods Listing
A fragmented market listing shows flour, wheat products, butter and dairy items, citrus and fruit boxes, watermelons, pears, peaches, and miscellaneous produce with varied prices and packaging notes. The readable items highlight bulk flour barrels, sack weights, and assorted groceries from a local supplier.
La Crosse Goods Trolley Tour Advertising Northwest
A La Crosse company plans a westward advertising tour by air delivering candy cookies and literature to local dealers in Viroqua Prairie du Chien Sauk Centre Richland Center Madison and other towns in Iowa Minnesota North and South Dakota The two seated Curtiss Flip aircraft piloted by B A Stickler will drop promotional candy and literature at each stop aided by mechanic William Donovan
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Wlecoasia
Grant la Crosse
Shalane
WR Mire Lague Company
Aepuny Fort
Welock
Virequa
Prairie du Chien
Sauk Center
Richland Center
Madison
Midwagkeend
Iowa
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
B. A. Stickler
Int Stickler, Re
Wiliam Donovan
Montague Sem
Advertising Forces Shaping Daily Life In America
An editorial extols advertising's role in modern comforts from automobiles to sealed crackers. It argues ads spread knowledge, raise demand, lower prices, and boost confidence in purchases, urging readers to study the newspaper's ad pages daily and note how ads influence living standards and choices. A regional note from Appleton, Wis reports a state chapter formation for an international organization, with a Sunday meeting to finalize officers.
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Nolaehold
New York
Califir
Seattle
Xalir
Indy Amly
Valuin
Everr Dng
World Association
Appleton
Wis
John Vedi
Anpetan
Prt
Jeny of
Assembly Concurred In Senate On Teachers Pension Bill
In Madison the assembly joined the senate and approved amendments to the teachers retirement fund measure. The bill funds pensions for public school instructors and university and normal school professors, with the governor to sign as revenue is raised from internal sources. Opponents had urged higher tax rates and larger exemptions, but the final vote accepted the senate amendment.
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Wis
Tne Assembly
Senate
Assemblyman
Dahl Co
States financial condition reports show closures and reopenings
The state reports seven banks closed, including seven state and three national banks, with forty banks in total shuttered. Six state banks have reopened, and most of the closed banks are expected to reopen by next fall. Harvest crops are meeting current expectations.
Salem man recounts state road wreck of Willys Knight
Edward F. Sprain of Salem testifies that he drove the Willys Knight in a Wednesday night crash on the State road. He says the Word car struck them from the rear while their lights were on. no serious injuries were reported among his party and they were later taken to La Crosse by Sheriff Miller. Damages to grain totaled $60,000,000 in the crash aftermath.
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Salem
George D. Sprain
Wiltiys-Knight
State Road
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Harry Baird
Sprain
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Baird
Berita Re
Bin
Gal
Willys
Reo
Oscar Seynestoy
la Crosse
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