Justice Marshall criticizes eugenic marriage law
In Madison Wisconsin on June 19 Justice R D Marshall dissented from the Wisconsin Supreme Court ruling upholding the eugenic marriage law. He argues the measure unjustly burdens marriage rights and undermines constitutional liberty, risking immorality, social and racial retrogression, and suppression of redress.
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Madison, Wis
R. D. Marshall
Supreme Court
J .B. Winslow
Timlin
Barnes
Vinje
Justice Marshall
Marshall
Michigan motorcyclists gather for annual convention opening
Bay City Michigan June 19 members of the Michigan State chapter of the Federation of American Motorcyclists arrived from across the state for the opening of their annual convention. A featured session is a 180 mile entrance run set to continue through Sunday.
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Bay City
Mich
Michigan State
The
Federation of American Motorcyclists
Woman Drowns While Transferring Ice in Superior Bay
Mrs. Alphonse Coppus perished in Superior bay after losing balance while moving a large ice block from a supply rowboat to her boat to cool a feverish child. Her husband had died in a similar accident a year earlier at a nearby location.
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Superior
Wis
Alphonse Coppus
Superior Bay
Robber Steals $50 From Davenport Button Company Chief
A masked robber entered the Davenport home of Edward Krause president of the Davenport Pearl Button Co last night and escaped with $50. Krause reported the crime to local police and no injuries were disclosed. Authorities are investigating and reviewing neighborhood security footage for clues.
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Davenport
Iowa
Edward Krause
Davenport Pearl Button Company
Village Notes From Brownsville District
Brownsville residents share visits and travel with relatives in La Crosse St Paul Waukon and Stillwater. Anton Stienbauer and Charles Hackett went to Waukon for mason work. Many locals, including Miss Vernie Graf and Miss Lizzie Toomey, visited La Crosse or St Paul.
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Brownsville
Minn
Anton Stienbauer
Charles Hackett
Waukon
Iowa
George Appeland
Chil
Vernie Graf
la Crosse
Nick Bissen
John Appel
Min
Frank Knigge
Herman Meinzer
Arthur Hackett
George Kletzke
Mr. Knigge
Lizzie Toomey
St. Paul
Joe Bissen
Caledonia
Paul Bissen
John Knigge
Nick Elsen
Peter Kelly
Pat Kelly
Goodhue
Wisconsin Supreme Court Chief Justice Praises Women Property Rights
Madison June 19 Justice J B Winslow told the State Suffrage School at the Madison Free Library that while men refused voting rights, they secured control of property and contracts for women. He traced Wisconsin property rights from 1850 onward, noting bold reforms and court decisions expanding female autonomy over real estate, wills, and homestead rights, highlighting the shift away from the medieval doctrine of wives as one with husbands.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
J. B. Winslow
Supreme Court
Madison Free Library
State
England
Winslow
Farwell
Supreme Court For Construction
Crawford
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Nothing Much Adheres to the Fool Theme of Money Health and Friends
The saying plays on the fool and his money and the fool and his health as well as the fool and his friends, noting that misfortune or folly often clusters around wealth and companionship. It reflects a cautionary view of fortune and social ties.
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