Subpoena Gordon to Appear in Wis. Senate Probe
Madison March 6 a subpoena issued for Gordon of La Crosse to appear before the senatorial investigating committee Tuesday regarding 1800 disbursed for Stephenson campaign expenses. Subpoenas issued for State Game Warden Stone, lobbyist Ring, Dresser of the state board of control. The probe to proceed with greater celerity.
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Madison, Wis
George H. Gordon
la Crosse
Senatorial Investigating Committee
Sacketts
Stephenson
Stone
M. C. Ring
Northwestern
Dresser
State Board of Control
Gordon to testify on $1800 Stephenson funds probe
Interest grows as Mr Gordon is slated to testify about the handling of $1800 of Stephenson money. In La Crosse, repeated talks between Gordon and R B Gelatt publisher of the Chronicle and Leaded Press occur at Gordon’s office over money Gelatt received for newspaper support.
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London
France
British
War Office
Germany
Republicae
Lebaudy
Bayard
Liberte
Democratique
Wright Brothers
Zens
Farman
Cheville
de la Grange
Ferber
Antoinette NT
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Renard
Zeppelin
Gross
United States
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England
Secundus II
Cody
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Russia
Austria
Spain
Belgium
Holland
Ville de Paris
Paris
Verdun
Farnam
Wilbur Wright
Gordon
Stephenson
la Crosse
R. B. Gelatt
the Chronicle
Leaded‘Press
Gelatt
Joe Safford
Rooney
Safford
Oshkosh
Freeport
Rockford
Victor Hage
Chicago
H. A. Ekholm
Faulkton
S. D. Harry Weaver
Martins Ferry
O. Edward Kline
Galesville
William Brinkley
Reading
H. Telther
Springfield
Merle Spaid
Shawtown
J. E. Wolff
Clifton
Archie Anderson
Whitewater
Dan Vincent
Assemblys clashing probes and new scandals unfold
The report details heated committee fights after Stephenson's election as the assembly grants senators control of an inquiry. Five assembly members vote to acquit before evidence, while a broader probe extends to March 4 and May, with subpoenas and potential punishments looming.
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Stephenson
Assembly
Morris
Marsh
Senate
Unson
Blue Nosed New Yorkers Return From Washington
New York's Seventh Regiment, ill and underdressed, arrived home after missing the inauguration. The regiment endured cold weather and fatigue, disembarking from a Washington special and marching back to New York in a 14 hour trip. They faced hardships including shoveling track, repairing telegraph lines, and poles blocking car windows.
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New York
Millionaires
The
Seventh
Pennsylvania
Washington
Tae the Seventh
O Connor reward for rightful heir to 20000 found
Bay City Michigan reports a $20,000 bequest from Timothy O Connor to his son Thomas. E W Porter, executor, offers the prize to the correct Thomas O Connor among many with that name on the Pacific coast. March 6.
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Bay City
Mich
O'Connor
E. W. Porter
Thomas O’connors
Pacific Coast
Timothy O'Connor
Thomas
Porter
Minneapolis detective cleared in sensational trial
Wm Baxter, a Minneapolis private detective, was pronounced not guilty by a Hennepin County jury after a sensational trial on charges of extorting money from saloonkeepers and other lid tilting charges.
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Minneapolis, Minn
Wm. Baxter
Minneapolis
Henepin County
Guild Attacks Cannon Over Forestry Reserve Bill
Boston March 6 The Commercial Bulletin prints an attack by former Governor Curtés Guild on Speaker Cannon for the house failure to adopt the senate forestry reserve bill which Guild strongly supported.
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Boston
Mass
Curtés Guild
The
Commercial Bulletin
Speaker Cannon
House of Representatives
House
Guild
Irish Girl of Mystery Ella Gingles Found Wounded
Ella Gingles an 18 year old immigrant was found bound in a tub in a Wellington hotel bath room with numerous wounds and in danger of death. Her attorney says the attack aimed to kill while police lean toward self inflicted injuries, as friends aid investigations into a possible fraud or plot.
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Ella Gingles
Chicago
Wellington Hotel
Frances Willard Hospital
Parrick H. O'Donnell
Wife Too Foxy For Hubby In Pittsburgh Arrest
Mrs. Mary E Werling wife of Daniel Werling broker reported being harassed by a caller. She agreed to meet and was confronted by her husband private detective H B Duff and an officer who arrested them. Wife released and husband and Duff held for a hearing.
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Hubby
Pittsburg
Mary E. Werling
Daniel Werling
Werling
H. B. Duff
Mrs. Werling
Broken
Baby prize turns out to be a pig in Cleveland theater
In Cleveland a six week old baby was to be awarded to a coupon holder at a theater event. Protests followed as the prize was read and bidders withdrew. A young man agreed to care for the infant after officials ruled a fit foster parent. The "baby" proved to be a pig.
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Cleveland
Humane Societies
Twin Cities May Yet Join League
Elliott receives encouraging letter from drill. decision expected today on whether Twin Cities will join the league.
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Twin Cities
SPECIAL SESSION TO REVISE TARIFF
Taft calls 61st Congress to convene March 15 in extra session to consider tariff revision. Proclamation urges lawmakers to attend at noon at the Capitol. Presidents and officials emphasize urgent action on tariff plans and related policy.
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Washington, D. C
Taft
Congress
Congress of the
United States
Wm. Howard Taft
United States of America
Washington
Guy Rasor Found Guilty of Manslaughter in Ohio Case
Medina Ohio March 6 The jury has deliberated three weeks in the murder case of Guy Rasor charged with killing his sweetheart Orie Lee Rasor wrote a poem titled A Dream in Prison while awaiting the verdict describing life in a cell and the electric chair The jurors were out at 4 pm yesterday and Rasor spent the day calm after a night of rest and a game of cinch with a poem penned during the wait.
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Medina
Ohio
Guy Rasor
Orie Lee
Rasor
Beev eridge has a man who'll fight for Indiana paper owners
Senator Beveridge moves to name Charles W. Miller former Indiana attorney general to replace Kealing and continue government pursuit of the Indianapolis News editors Smith and Williams in the Panama libel cases.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indianapolis News
Smith and Williams
Beeeridge
Smith
Williams
Panama
Beveridge
Kealing
Charles W. Miller
Indiana
Department of Justice
Republican ticket complete for primaries
The ticket lists Mayor Dr. F. C. Suiter. City treasurer Frank Allen. Comptroller Otto Lee. City clerk John Swan. Tax commissioner Geo Hagenah. Board of public works members Sam Guer ten Carl Hanson Walter Blinston. Police justice Edward Cronon John A. Daniels.
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F. C. Suiter
Frank Allen
Otto Lee
John Swan
Geo. Hagenah
Board of Public Works
Sam Guerten
Carl Hanson
Walter Blinston
Edward Cronon
John A. Daniels
Storm damage and fatalities hit Baltimore area
Damage from the recent storm is estimated at 200000 in and around Baltimore. Two more deaths were reported from injuries. Thousands repair railroad and telegraph lines as gale on the bay proves worst in years. many small craft stranded. Oakley Haines, Sun editor, dies. Baltimore Eastern League buys Shortstop Lewis from Philadelphia.
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Baltimore
Bay
Oakley Haines
The
Sun
Lewis
Philadelphia
Senate Concludes Special Session in D C
The special session of the senate adjourned sine die at 2 17 p m today after starting at noon March 4 in Washington D C The adjournment ends the session without setting a future meeting date.
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Senate
Washington, D. C
Hat Factory Plan Likely for City Growth
Two of the Northwest’s largest hat buyers visit La Crosse with a $160000 hat factory proposal to be built here using local water quality and expert labor. F. A. Wenzel heads the La Crosse Hat & Haberdashery Co and may lead operations if the project proceeds, with announcements expected after further talks.
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la Crosse
Northwest
F. A. Wenzel
la Crosse Hat & Haberdashery Comepany
la Crosse Hat Company
West
Wenzel
Madison Gets Big Forest Laboratory
It was announced that the forests products laboratory for investigating wood waste and timber utilization will be located at the University of Wisconsin Madison. The project will transfer experimental work from Yale and Purdue to Madison, abolishing their laboratories. About 40 experts will conduct the work, and advanced university students will use the facility.
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Washington, D. C
Forests Products Laboratory
University of Wisconsin
Japs Congratulate Taft In Seattle Telegrams
Seattle Japanese residents sent congratulatory telegrams to President Taft and Secretary Ballinger on March 6, expressing goodwill and greeting the administration’s actions.
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Taft
Seattle
Wash
Seattle Japanese Today
Ballinger
Weather Forecast Teases Coldest in La Crosse and Fair Weekend
Coldest in La Crosse expected at 36 with a high of 44 and light wind. U S 12 at Houghton records a coldest reading while Abilene tops at 6 above. Wisconsin predicts partly cloudy and cooler tonight and Sunday. Minnesota shows fair skies tonight and Sunday with cooler east portions. Iowa expects fair tonight, cooler east, and Sunday increasing cloudiness with unsettled conditions.
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la Crosse
U. S
Houghton
Abilene
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
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