Tax revision fight stalemate among Wisconsin progressives
Madison AP reports that progressives are split over the Main Tax bill as Ridgway or Titus could decide the outcome. Debate centers on transforming the measure into the finance committee bill, with votes due Wednesday and possible amendments to shape the final package before adjournment.
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Woman Recovers After Goat Gland Procedure
A Milwaukee woman reports feeling fine after undergoing ether anesthesia for a goat gland procedure. The account notes she felt better the following day and describes her reaction as positive, with earlier procedures mentioned as less clear.
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Battery D R As Exciting Night During Storm
Battery D R As exciting night during storm as men fixed lines and tended to duties amid darkness. The Wisconsin National Guard unit prepared for a two weeks camp at Camp Douglas starting July 20th, aiming to make the encampment a profitable and memorable outing. Officers and men, including Geo Robb and Harry Marshall, gathered June 21st to review plans and roster for Battery 6T.
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Wise footing leads to fatal fall in Bellevue Wisconsin
Mrs Mathew Vanitaniaigenbsiigy of Bellevue near Green Bay Wisconsin died Monday morning from injuries suffered when she stepped from her car Sunday and tripped, plunging to the ground. The accident occurred near her home after she exited the vehicle, investigators said.
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Seven Die as Elevated Train Plunges in New York
Seven people die and more than thirty are hurt when a Braskirn-Manhattan elevated coach derails after jumping the track in Brooklyn on Fifth Avenue. Six victims are women. The unidentified man at the controls faces an investigation into possible negligence in track maintenance and support beams.
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Badger Voters to Pass on Mill Tax for Reforestation
Madison reports a referendum will decide if residents support a tax up to two tenths of a mill on all taxable property to finance reforestation. Governor John J. Blaine signed the bill after legislative approval in 1921 and again this session.
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Poslam Heals Skin Ailments Product Claim
An old advertisement extols Poslam as a highly concentrated remedy that heals eczema, rashes, scalp troubles, and pimples with gentle action. It claims minimal irritation to inflamed skin and asserts that only a small amount is needed, urging purchase at all druggists.
Park powers to plant trees between lot and curb
Assemblyman Herman Tucker gains Milwaukee park commissioners authority to plant trees and shrubs along lot lines and protect them. School children sample the medical field as a lesson. Governor Blaine signs Anton Holly bill requiring schools to teach disease symptoms and basic health care duties. Leviathan slated to sail July 4 on maiden trans Atlantic voyage with record pace and passenger potential.
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Green Bay Head Call Dies In Wisconsin
Green Bay Wis RB Call a general freight and passenger agent for the Green Bay and Western railroad died at home after a short illness. He joined the railroad in 1934 and for twenty years served as general freight and passenger agent. He is survived by his widow and one daughter. Vir- Holland excels all other counties in the making of gin.
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Possession of Mash Evidence Sufficient for Conviction
Madison, Wis.—A conviction under the Severson prohibition enforcement law may be sustained by evidence that the defendant had mash in possession even without chemical analysis of alcohol. An eyewitness who can identify mash by look and smell supports a conviction, says J. E. Messerschmidt, assistant attorney general.
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