Calls for full records in Diggs Caminetti and Western Fuel cases
San Francisco June 25 A bristling White House statement says the government will press for immediate prosecutions with full facts to juries in the Diggs Caminetti and Western Fuel cases. Critics accuse Attorney General McReynolds of delaying trials while awaiting political influence.
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Hinebaugh
Rules Committee
House
Judiciary Committee
Kahn
White House
McReynolds
Diggs-Caminetti
Western Fuel Company
San Francisco
Cal
John S. McNab
United States District Attorney
California
Washington
McNab
Francis J. Heney
Milk price for 17 quarts at Goldish and Salamowitz Farm
An advertisement offers 17 quarts of pure inspected milk at $1.00 totaling a whole market deal. It notes the milk is handled under sanitary arrangements on the South side and provides contact numbers Goldish and Salamowitz Farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Goldish & Salamowitz Farm
Notable Quote on Men with Hands and Feet
A remark suggests some men view their hands and feet as tools for harm or restraint rather than for work or aid. The line contrasts physical ability with moral use, prompting reflection on how people Channel power.
Budget System Debate Drives Secret House Caucus
Washington June 25 House Democrats met in secret to argue the budget system for congressional appropriations. Speaker Underwood proposed a special select committee of party leaders and top committee chairs to fix gross appropriations to match federal revenues and guide yearly fiscal programs. He asserts the Senate would be morally bound to observe these limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HOUSE
Washington
Congress
Underwood
Special Caucus Committee
Senate
Architects Urge Peace in Chicago Labor Dispute
The Chicago business architects association urged the Building Employers' Construction Employers' Association to suspend its lockout against 25 000 building trades workers and submit the quarrel to arbitration. They proposed a permanent local arbitration board to handle Chicago labor troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Business Architects Association
Employers’ Association
Barnes Denounces Decision Recall
A political figure named Barnes denounces a recent decision and calls for recall action. The report notes opposition from Barnes and outlines the protest and broader political stakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnes
Senior play at Normal School criticizes recall of judicial decisions
In Wausau Wisconsin Justice John Barnes argues against recall of judicial decisions calling it weird and absurd He warns 400000 voters must read and understand decisions they would vote as last court He cautions that delaying war talk by Bryan risks inflaming passions.
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Wausau
Wis
John Barnes
Supreme Court
Wisconsin Bar Association
Spain
McKinley
Congress
Vicious
Barnes
Wisconsin
Guicciardini
Pisa
Judge Barnes
Bryan
McGarry
Cumnock School of Oratory
Northwestern University
Marie Schaettle
Heatrice
Virgil Bryan
Dogberg
Don Pedro
Prince
Edwin Dahl
Evan Peterson
Milton Fischer
Frank McDonald
Normal School
House of Leonato
Woman on Trial in Madison for Mail Blackmail
Jillian Haley of Chippewa Falls was brought to Madison to answer to a federal blackmail charge. Indicted by the Eau Claire grand jury for attempting to extort money from a Chippewa Falls druggist through the mails. She used the assumed name Hector Vetruba. arrest made yesterday. plea expected today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Jillian Haley
Chippewa Falls
A. L. Sanborn
Eau Claire
United States
John A. Aylward
Hector Vetruba
Interstate Commerce Commission Sets Uniform Rates
Washington June 25 the Interstate Commerce Commission rules that after suspending a joint rate cancellation on grain from Missouri to southern Illinois milling points rates to all points in the territory shall be uniform and must not exceed one half per cent 1090 pounds in connection with rates to seaports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Middle Western
Missouri
Southern Illinois
Interstate Commerce Commission
Lovett to Testify Before Senate Lobby Panel
Washington June 25 Judge Robert S Lovett head of the Harriman railroad lines will testify at a specially convened Senate lobby investigating committee meeting tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert S. Lovett
Harriman Railroad Lines
Senate Lobby Investigating Committee
German spy Wilhelm Klare jailed for five years
Wilhelm Klare, a German, was sentenced this afternoon in Winchester to five years imprisonment for espionage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
England
Wilhelm Klare
Eagles Have Big Day at Wisconsin State Convention
Manitouoc Wis June 25. The annual State convention of the Eagles opened with delegates from across the state and drum corps in attendance. Festivities began early and continued through the 9 a.m. business session despite threatening weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitowoc
Wis
The
Eagles
Airman Lands with Papers From Paris Papers Today
London reports Aviator Robert S. Lack flew from France to cross the Channel delivering President Poincare’s Paris newspapers. The feat marks a swift exchange of early morning dispatches and confirms the rapid reach of wartime communication.
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London
Robert S. Lack
France
Poincare
Paris
Wiles and Miss Nelson wed in Proctor Minnesota
Clesson Wiles and Miss Mamie Nelson were married yesterday at the bride's home in Proctor Minnesota. They plan a honeymoon in Proctor and Duluth. Wiles' parents live at 1609 Avon Street and he works for the D M and N railroad at Proctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Nelson
Proctor, Minn
Clesson Wiles
Proctor
Mr. Wiles
Avon Street
D. M. and
N. Railroad
Bankers End Three Day Lake Michigan Trip In Milwaukee
Five hundred members of the Wisconsin State Bankers' association return to land after a three day voyage on the steamer North American. The ship landed in Milwaukee shortly before daylight following its maiden trip to the Soo.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin State Bankers’ Association
Lake Michigan
North American
Doctors Give Up Shoots Back Life
In Champaign Illinois James W Woodward of Cuba Illinois who suffered from dropsy defied six doctors by taking morphine and shooting himself. The bullet entered a cavity with fluid and released pressure providing instant relief. X rays showed the bullet caused the relief and Woodward began to improve and was expected to recover.
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Champaign
Til
James W. Woodward
Cuba
Tll
Woodward
McLaughlin Triumphs In Wimbledon Fourth Round
Maurice R. B. McLaughlin defeated Margaroda in a staged match of the English lawn tennis championship at Wimbledon. He lost the first two sets 3-6 and 2-6 but recovered to win 6-1 7-5 6-2 in the third round, securing victory this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Maurice RB. McLaughlin
Wimbledon
Margaroda
Heat Claims Life of Laborer at Mc Laughlin Plant
An unidentified laborer at the Mc Laughlin & Company plant on Taylor and Fortieth streets collapsed due to the heat this afternoon and died while being taken to the county hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
McLaughlin & Company
Taylor and
Be grateful for restraint on Decoration Day celebrations
A light warning urges temperance during Decoration Day observances, cautioning against overeating and excess in public gatherings. The note promotes mindful participation while honoring traditions.
Not Triplets
A child reports to his mother that the three youngsters he saw were not triplets. They were born the same day, but two are girls and one is a boy, per the Exchange.
Daily Thought Quote by Elizabeth Towne
Wipe out the past, trust the future, and live in a glorious now. Elizabeth Towne is attributed as the source of the line.
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Daily Thought
Elizabeth Towne
League chiefs crack down on players writing series articles
New York reports Ban Johnson head of the American league has forbidden players from signing articles about the world series and rumor says Tom Lynch of the National league echoes the stance against National players engaging in such writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ban Johnson
Tom Lynch
Milwaukee man shoots wife then kills himself in street
Herman Bork, 34, after a quarrel and heavy drinking, fired twice at his wife in Milwaukee. He fled to his home, shot himself in the temple, endangering bystanders as a saloon refused him liquor. Mrs. Bork fainted but was unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Herman Bork
Bork
Governor Signs Harbor and Education Bills in Wisconsin
Governor McGovern signed the Hansen bill allowing cities to build repair or maintain harbors as directed by federal engineers to improve Wisconsin lake coast harbors. Manitowoc and Sheboygan supported it. The Teasdale bill requires towns to pay $1 per week tuition for residents attending county high schools, with state costs around $1.96 weekly.
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Madison
Wis
McGovern
United States
Wisconsin
Lakes Michigan
Superior
Manitowoc
Sheboygan
Railroad orders refund for coal car switch charge
The Wisconsin railroad commission ordered the Chicago and Northwestern to refund 12.76 to Western Elevator of Manitowoc for an excessive coal car switching fee from the C Reiss Coal plant to the elevator. The tax under which the charge was levied was issued in error and the company admitted the overcharge and sought permission to refund it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison, Wis
Railroad Commission Today
Chicago and Northwestern RailWay Company
Western Elevator Company
Manitowoc
C. Reiss Coal Company
Illinois AG rules woman suffrage bill constitutional
Springfield June 25 Attorney General Lucey says the legislature passed woman suffrage bill is not unconstitutional though he notes objections. Governor Dunne will sign the measure at ten o clock tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ill
Lucey
Dunne
State Game Farm Becomes Law and Related Measures
The bill by Senator Burke of Green Bay establishing a state game farm became law via official publication. A $2,000 appropriation funds breeding and propagation of game birds and eggs. Other enacted laws include county payment for insanity defenses, garnishment to reach unpaid taxes, Milwaukee fire department pension, and expanded powers for city police and fire boards.
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Madison
Wis
Burke
Green Bay
Fire Department
Milwaukee
State Board of Dem Examiners
Teachers’ Retirement Fund
Boards of Police and Fire Commissioners
Boxing Fatality In Springfield Boy Dies From Temple Blow
Springfield Ib boxing match left 14 year old Raymond O'Brien dead from a temple blow received late last night. He complained of head pains and died after suffering during the night. Crighton, who struck the blow, has not been arrested.
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Springfield
Ill
Raymond O’brien
Anb Crighton
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