Wisconsin Senator Endorses Federal Rate Ruling
Madison June 20 Senator La Follette writes in his newspaper praising the federal Supreme Court Minnesota rate decision. He argues it would have favored railroads and Wall Street to affirm Sanborn, noting the Interstate Commerce Commission is slow and Congress bears fault for lagging in railway regulation.
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Madison
Wis
la Follette
Federal Supreme Court
Minnesota
Wall Street
Supreme Court
Sanborn
Wisconsin
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Inter- State Commerce Commission
Congress
Trains to Carry Medical Supplies Across Wisconsin
The Murphy bill signed by the governor requires all Steam railroads in Wisconsin to transport medical supplies. Violations carry unspecified penalties.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Murphy
Secretary Bryan Delays California Note Reply to Japan
Secretary Bryan could not present the administration note reply to Japan's protest against the California anti alien bill. He said he hopes to deliver the note to Ambassador Chinda early next week.
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Washington
Bryan
Wilson
Japan
California
Chinda
Life and Music Harmony in Daily Practice
A philosophy piece extols the art of life as the greatest craft and music as the harmony of spirits. It notes many small rules for living in tune, while emphasizing that the fundamental bass of life remains essential.
Winslow Urges Law Students to Uphold Justice
Chief Justice J B Winslow addressed the Wisconsin law class upon admission to the bar urging service over wealth. He warned that lawyers must live to advance justice and keep the oath, listing graduates admitted to practice in Madison area and across the state. He praised high standards for public good and warned against turning law into mere business.
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Madison
Wis
J. B. Winslow
Wisconsin Supreme Court
University of Wisconsin
Irving W. Smith
Niagara
Adolph Heinz
Stephen A. Barrett
Chippewa Falls
Emil C. Cady
Kilbourn
Howard T. Foulkes
Milwaukee
Wisconsin governor signs bills aiding towns and disease control
Madison June 20 Two bills of interest to towns were signed by the governor. One allows a portion of liquor license revenue to be used for disease prevention and spread control if ordered by local officials. The measure, introduced by Assemblyman S C Goff, is now optional in its operation. The other bill signed by the governor concerns town board actions unless the town board at
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State Board of Health
Wisconsin
Bowe
Nye
Teasdale
Bichler
Common
Wisconsin Industrial Commission
Commons
Madison
Wis
S. C. Goff
Elkhorn
Antero irrigation project dedicated near Denver
The Antero irrigation project to water 60 000 acres near Denver was dedicated today with elaborate ceremonies. Governor Ammons delivered the principal dedication speech.
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Denver
Colo
Big Antero
Ammons
Road to success a slow careful climb
The quote by Charles Buxton emphasizes that success comes through steady effort step by step rather than rapid leaps. It urges diligence and gradual progress as the path to wealth wisdom and glory.
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Charles Buxton
Wisconsin Congregational Association Meet Set for October
Wisconsin church leaders from several states will attend the Wisconsin Congregational association’s annual meeting in Waukesha October 25. Notable speakers include Willard S. Griswold and moderator Rev. A. E. Leonard. The four day program features many pastors and officials from Madison, Milwaukee, Green Bay, Beloit, and other cities, plus representatives from Chicago and New York.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Congregational Association
Waukesha
Willard S. Griswold
Milwaukee
First Congregational Church
A. E. Leonard
Eau Claire
Judson Titsworth
J. N. Davidson
Green Lake
H. A. Miner
E. P. Wheler
Chicago
O. H. Ingram
E. D. Eaton
Beloit
C. C. Keeler
E. A. Ralph
Green Bay
Clinton
L. H. Keller
H. W. Carter
F. M. Dexter
Ashland
J. Deans
Adams
Arthur Spooner
Orange
Helen M. Jones
C. H. Sanders
Ladysmith
Robert Merritt
Mellen
Harry Milford
de Soto
H. C. Herring
New York
John Faville
Appleton
M. H. Jackson
Grand Rapids
W. A. Leary
Platteville
R. J. Locke
Wakeling McNeel
Fort At
Hold ups shoot cop in Chicago escape
Policeman Charles Johnson was shot twice and seriously wounded by two hold-up men identified by their victim William Howard. The suspects fled as they fired on Johnson. one assailant named Frank Wilson was captured after the shooting.
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Chicago
Charles Johnson
Johnson
William Howard
Frank Wilson
Rise with the Change
A reflection on change as a natural and just part of life. It notes sorrow at worldly change yet affirms a hopeful view that trials allow boundless potential for improvement for everyone. The quote attributes this perspective to Hugh Macmillan.
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Hugh Macmillan
Trampled student near death after Ascot attempt
Harold Hewitt, Cambridge student who tried to halt the Gold Cup at Ascot, remains alive but critically ill at a cottage hospital. Friends deny links to any suffrage group, calling him an ardent equal suffragist hopeful for votes for women. A diary warned of possible harm if unable to stop the race. Militant suffragettes set Haslewood mansion ablaze near Birmingham and urged releasing their comrades in a message left behind.
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London
Harold Hewitt
Ascot
Emily Davison
Epsom
Little Cottage Hospital
Hewitt
Birmingham
England
Haslewood House
Justice Phillimore
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L. C. Partch
Lake Mills
O. L. Robinson
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L. O. Baird
E. C. Barnard
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