Three-Year-Olds to Race for $50,000 Purse at Cincinnati
Three-year-old thoroughbreds will contest a $50,000 purse at Latonia Kentucky across the Ohio River from Cincinnati. The event, set for one mile and a quarter, will feature six starters after the withdrawal of Totin Finn. Each horse carries 126 pounds. entries include Winskawas, Chevrolet Tree, Spillory, and Deadlock. Weather good, track firm, anticipation high for a strong field.
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Tincinnati
Tattonia
Ohio
Miller
Marrin
Délorde
A.org
Litenia
Pest
Totin Finn
Nova
Mayor Puts IE Measure Approved Amid Railcard Debate
The article records a mayoral outcome approving an IE measure amid fierce talk of railroad government control and a proposed unified post office system. McConnell argues for a single station, while civic groups push for coordinated facilities, claiming past delays.
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MrConnell
Virnes
McConnell
Syvs Des
Eam Peepetnad
A Crosse
Metaners Raye
Ced
City Chamber Meeting Debates Union Station Location
A Mass Meeting of the Chamber of Commerce in La Crosse discussed multiple proposed sites for a union station. Mayor and speakers urged careful choice to avoid delaying railway improvements. several members supported locating the station in the eastern part of the city.
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Chamber of Commerce
Bish Eohoo
Appeal for Help to Aid Stricken Wisconsin Farmers
To the People of La Crosse County a call for a popular subscription to aid farmers in St Croix Polk Dunn Barron and Langlade counties. Losses exceed half a million dollars with over a hundred houses and farm buildings destroyed. Most farmers mortgaged and unable to raise funds to rebuild. Banks county agent county board and county farm bureau named to receive subscriptions in La Crosse county. Prompt liberal response urged. R W Davis Chairman County Board.
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la Crosse County
Jono J. Blaine
St. Croix
Polk, Dunn, Barron
Langlade Countie
Counety Farm Bureau
R. W. Davis
Unclear City Rail Station Vote Sparks Debate in La Crosse
City officials clash over a proposed union station and state railroad policy. Mayor Bentley challenges McConnell to a public vote while lawmakers push for a costed plan. An aldermanic session approved brick paving plans, park access protections, and auto street-car safeguards amid new traffic and parking rules.
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Lee
Campbhell Road
Soeltig
la ¢Sell
Pettihane Park
Arlingnes
Man Mahaney
Tryt
Plans for Reorganization Launched by Av Meet
A fragmented speech outlines a non sectarian civic effort led by Av Meet to unite business leaders educators and the chamber of commerce. The goal is to prevent discriminatory rates and foster a thriving city economy by sharing knowledge and resources with a broad cross section of residents and leaders.
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C. OF
le Linneewite
Youth's Theft Case Tied to Nelson Residence
Ola Gitfard Schee ilving of Mississigni Street admitted to entering Adolph Nelson's home at 2115 Mississippi Street during the afternoon and stealing 350 in cash a four inch knife and papers. Police recovered most of the money and items. the knife matched the Nelson theft. Schee later confessed to the entire job and parts of the takings were found in an alley near Nay's store and in grass nearby. Disposition at City Station was not announced. She entered the residence through a basement window.
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Ola Gitfard Schee
Ilving
Mississigni Street
Adolph Nelson
Mississipni Street
Jadwich
Nelson
Nay
Flesmount
Certiat
Sehee
Williamson County Mine Strife Sparks Guarded Lockout
Officials report a tense strike surrounding Williamson County mines with caretakers quitting under threats as union miners resist nonunion labor. Guards tightened security after killings and arson, while lawsuits and damage claims loom over flooded and burned properties in the industry crisis.
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Ownners
Usions
Cranpes
Hugh Willis
Fistriet Board
Aad
Mi Rstira
Coal Company Blamed By Illinois Miners For Disturbance
Miners in Williamson County and Illinois rail at coal interests blaming corporate missteps for unrest. Officials say action followed warnings against machine and mine guard rule. Troops prepared for swift move as associates report threats and public fear spread through mining communities.
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Accion N
Willamson County
Illinois
West Virginia
Wallin
Tllinois
Mayers
Montana
Senate
Pranf
America
Atever
William Rockefeller Dies at Tarrytown Remains Public Figure
William Rockefeller died at Tarrytown after a life as Standard Oil leader and New York Central director. He was older brother to John D Rockefeller, born in Richford New York. He led the New York company from 1865 to 1911 and had wide railroad and utility holdings. He married Geraldine Gasdiel of Connecticut and had two sons and two daughters.
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Mr. Rockefeller
Puro Committee
H. H. Rogers
Je Island
Thesihpeona
Rockefeller
Ufe
Standard
Barren Ty
New York
America
John D Rockefeller
Richford
Tings County
Wiliam
John
Cleveland
William
Earlie Ioniness
William Ragietelc
Fit
New York Company
John D
William Rockefeller
Wellesley College
Toryrtown
N.Y
Cornelius Vanderbilt
New York Central Railroad
Geraldine Gasdiel
Id, Conn
William G
Percy A
Ethel G
Marcellus H. Dodge
Jimma
David H. MeAlpin
Winnebago County Traffic Census Of Oshkosh Route 1
The first traffic census on Oshkosh area highways shows high volume on Route 1 south of the city with vehicles passing a print in four hours. Average daily influx around eighty seven entering Oshkosh, indicating heavy traffic for the period. Next census planned for early next year.
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Winnebago
One Man Filibuster Triggers GOP Recall from Washington
Republicans from the eastern Kansas territory were ordered back to Washington by House leader Mondell due to a one man filibuster by Wisconsin Republican Voigt. Prompt return aimed to prevent warrants as Voigt’s action caused four roll calls and required all Republicans to be present by Monday to push the legislative program.
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House
Washington
Kansas
Representative Mondell
Representative Voigt
Wisconsin
Mondell
Radio Broadcasting Schedule From University of Wisconsin
Madison Wis WWH A station at the University releases a week long radiophone program starting June 25 with daily noon broadcasts at 3 05 p m. Highlights include lectures by Prof T L Jones Br W D Stovall and Prof Graham TH plus a concert news service and market reports aired at noon each day.
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Madison
Wis
Ww, H. A
University At
Wisear
T. L. Jones
Br. W. D. Stovall Dite
Phorsidas
Gury Lewnnn
Ube University
Department of Political Science
SM At & Pn
Prospective Race Entry Wrecked Off Nova Scotia Coast
The schooner Puritan from Gloucester, entered for the international fishermen's race west of fall, sank near Sable Island after being wrecked. Seven men reached shore but several were missing, and authorities warned of possible additional danger.
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Nova Scotia
Halifar. N. &S
Gloucester
Mrs Taft Passes A Busy Week In London
Mrs William Howard Taft travels in London amid royal engagements and social events. The week includes engagements with the king and queen, numerous teas and dinners, visits to fairs, and shopping tours, leaving little idle time.
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Mrs. Taft
London
Wilam Loward Tuft
Marriage Licenses Granted in Wisconsin County Clerk Office
The county clerk office in Wisconsin lists proposed marriage licenses for Toe G. Coopir of Dewakee and Elizabeth Hauser of Campbell, and for John Johnson of Soldiers Grove and Margery Colon of La Crosse. Also listed are Withert and Wilma Fetpriit of La Crosse, ages 23 and 17 respectively.
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Toe G. Coopir
Dewakee
Wis
Elizabeth Hauser
Canpbel
John
Johnson
Soldiers Grove
Margery Colon
la Crosse Russe
Withert
Wilmaffetpriit
la Crosse
Supreme Court Considers Bentley Case on Home Rule Amendment
The Wisconsin Supreme Court reviews whether an enrolling clerk error during the 11th Legislature invalidated a proposed constitutional amendment to provide home rule for cities. A. A. Bentler seeks a writ to force the secretary of state to place the amendment on the November ballot. Attorneys say clerical miscertification and publication mistakes do not invalidate the legislature. The decision could settle a 30 year Wisconsin legal question on procedure and publication before an election.
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Wisconsin Supreme Court
Thnr
Nema
A. A. Bentler Major
Ea Cyosse
Mimer S. Ball
Wisconsin
State Highways In Cities Controlled By The Municipality
Madison Wis Municipalities face legal limits as highway routes inside city bounds may fall under local control. Attorney General advised the highway commission that neither state nor county authorities can enforce silent police measures on roads within cities. Any liability from such enforcement would fall on the municipality, as state commissions lack authority beyond city limits.
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Madison
Wis
Vie
E. Rin
Genety
Madison Dance Hall Rules Announced in Madison
Madison officials publish new restrictions for local dance halls, banning unsanctioned entry and limiting underage admission without a chaperone. Women must be escorted. aggressive behavior and improper conduct are prohibited under police oversight.
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Madison
Amd
Pnless Sith
T He Monaver
Normanna Journey to Fes Teetering Start in Desert City
An unclear report notes Normanna enjoying an initial leg of a journey toward Fes. The fragmentary text mentions a Nerinsmna procession, locals cheering, and a convoy near Red Wine re, with references to Amoping, St Py, and Northwestern Finzi Test.
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Nerinsmna Saenzerkay
Hoefer
Toy. Faranmio
Storm relief funds reach fifteen hundred in Madison
The Madison report notes that fifteen hundred dollars have been received for storm relief. Details indicate individuals and companions contributed, with statements from local officials on the fund’s use and future drive.
Obituary notices for Harmon and Wallach residents
Obituary notices report George Harmon of Sparta area died after years of illness. Funeral services and a family plot are noted in Mindora with several surviving relatives listed. Katherine Wallach, age 55, died this morning at home, wife of Christ Adams Street resident, with funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Katherine Walaach
Katherine Halsaen
Ileele
Christ Adams Street
Hang
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