Minnesota Woman Seeks Senate Nomination in Likely Win
Minnesota primary returns show Mrs. Anna Weekie favored for the Democratic nomination for Senate with strong support from Minneapolis circles. Analysts note historic implications as she campaigns against Republican Frank Kellogg, while voters ponder if the Northwest will back the first major party female candidate.
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Denial of Story Sparks Wisconsin Committee Split
A rumor of a rift in the Committee of Forty Four sparked denials from Attorney General William J. Morgen and Secretary George B. Skogmo. The dispute centered on a supposed division and a national campaign plan linked to Governor candidate William J. Morgan.
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Janesville
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Blephen Alles
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Carty
Beloit Celebrates Seventy-Year School Anniversary
BeloitWis hosts a seventy year anniversary ceremony with a parade of graduates receiving diplomas and speeches highlighting the school’s long history and student achievements during the event at the campus Wednesday.
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Carpenters Strike Seeks Higher Minimum Wage
Workers in a local carpentry union strike over pay citing a demand for a minimum wage of 10 cents an hour. The stoppage stems from stalled negotiations with management and ongoing contract talks. Facilities and schedules are affected as crews picket at job sites.
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Union Leaders Deceiving Rail Workers Sparks Wage Row
Chicago—Ben W. Hooper, head of the railroad labor board, rebukes claims that the board misstates wage cut decisions to drive workers to strike. He calls the ultimatum from Cincinnati mislead, predicts disaster if a walkout occurs, and defends the board’s wage standard as fair, detailing living wages and sector rates to counter criticisms.
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Free State Faction Wins 54 Places in Irish Parliament
A BBC tally shows Coalition treaty winning 54 seats, coalition republican 33, labor 14, farmers 5, independents 10. Dublin and London dispatches discuss implications for the Anglo Irish treaty and new constitution, noting strong labor support but persistent questions about extremists and future policy shifts. Belfast reports detainment transport of 275 Sinn Fein internees to a prison ship Argenta after a roundup. Wisconsin tornado devastates Forest area, killing seven and injuring many, with two churches destroyed and about 200 farmsteads affected.
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Arrival of German Mission in Moscow Sparks Paris Rancor
French official circles voiced rancor over the arrival in Moscow of a German military mission. Members include Colonel Bower, aide to General Lodendorf, and Col. Hentza, an aide of Hugo Stinnes. Officials fear the mission aims to survey the Soviet army for a possible German Russia accord. The Moscow presence and Bolshevik chief M. Free’s recent remarks are seen as significant.
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Fish Rescue Station set for Riverside Park works
Washington dispatch reports a 955 280 deficiency appropriation passed by the House to fund a fish rescue station at La Crosse and related buildings at Riverside park. Ground was granted by the common council for the project and plans are underway by the bureau of fisheries with contracts expected to be let and work to start within two months.
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Knights of Khorassan Initiation and Dinner Crowd
The Dramatic Order Knights of Khorassan initiated a class of 25 candidates and held a dinner with guests including D. C. K. K. and Imperial Prince of the order. Portland’s Guy Meese attended with other guests from Winona Sparta Minneapolis and Chicago along with Grand Chancellor Bierce. Also reported is a horse racing note from Ireland: Spike Ishard won the Irish Derby with Archibald riding, Ordener second and Mont Serrat third among twelve starters.
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Blossom Named Yale Athletic Head in New Haven
John Blossom was chosen athletic director at Yale. He captained the varsity baseball team in his senior year, leading the squad to 47 wins without a loss.
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Civil Service Chief Clears Discharged Operator Hopkins
Madison Wisconsin B J Castle chairman of the Wisconsin civil service commission clears Joseph J Hopkins former night operator on the capitol switchboard of charges he listened in on private conversations from the executive office The report not concurred by other members Castle criticizes Gov Blaine and Ralph Immell for factional politics and notes Hopkins served twenty months under Gov Blaine and Gov Phillips without complaint The commission will hear from the other Blaine appointees later
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Opening Day at Yellowstone Sets New Record
Livingston Maonl reports a new opening day record for Yellowstone Park with 1639 visitors, nearing the park’s all time high set on August 15 1891. Mrs Mallory defeated Mrs Cranefield 6-1 6-2 in a tennis tournament.
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Jersey Solon Sets Plan for Tariff Board Expansion
Senator Frelinghuysen, New Jersey, proposes amending the tariff bill to enlarge the tariff commission to ten members. Appointed by the president for life, members would seek to equalize conversion costs abroad and at home, reporting by December 1 1928. The move aims to depoliticize rates and curb personal pressure in tariff decisions.
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