Assembly votes to delay tax legislation and rail wage cuts
General move by nation s railroads to reduce wage scales prompts widespread conferences and anticipated negotiations. Major lines New York Central and New York New Haven Hartford announce cuts across many classes with talks set to continue next week.
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Harding appoints Esch commerce commissioner confirmed
President Harding nominates Esch as interstate commerce commissioner with strong backing in Congress. Esch, long a Wisconsin representative, is cited for railway safety and labor laws work. Confirmation widely anticipated as the appointment fills a vacancy caused by Woolley’s departure. Holmes reports Esch traveling toward La Crosse. Uprising news from Russia accompanies the dispatches.
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Madison House Battle Over Judge's Sign As Lawyer
In Madison Wisconsin a legislative push failed to ban a judge’s sign as a lawyer, amid House debate and lunch hour wrangling. The session featured displeasure from lawmakers over the sign, with a notable exchange and a cabinet discussion on the matter as Harding entertained a Cabinet group and discussions moved to the president’s approach.
Reorganization Plan Awaits Congressional Review
Washington reports indicate the new administration’s department reorganization will await congressional study. Secretary of Commerce Herbert Hoover said the future of his department hinges on a thorough overhaul of the entire legislative machinery now being pursued by Congress, with a joint Senate committee leading the review.
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Union Authority to Strike in Grain Plant Dispute
In Mata Nebraska union leaders gain full authority to call a strike amid wage talks at the Farmer Produce Plant. A conference votes to empower the executive committee to strike if necessary, while negotiations continue over reduced wages and overtime rules. A separate Oshkosh La Crosse bid vies to buy the La Crosse Tractor plant for 650000, seeking local financing to keep the job base and factory in the city.
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Effigieny Basis for La Grosse Road Patrolmen Salary
The pay for patrolmen will depend on efficiency. The city will award three grades based on the quality of work and ability shown. Details indicate adjustments start in March and finalizations in April, with five days straight time for certain periods.
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Claims attorney without authority in Pickford case
Fragmentary OCR notes show a dispute involving a claims attorney and a Pickford case with references to Meg, Elenaator, Matty, Owen Moers, and a diviner. Details are unreadable and unclear due to corrupted text.
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North Side Plan Faces Council Decision On Sunday
The committee’s report proposes laying out two new casu meys on the north and south sides of Mug city. Final disposition will be decided at Sunday council. It recommends paying Thomas Woalley for brick and materials used on Fifth Street. Trade proposal to exchange Livingston Street is recommended. Pettibone park lighting referred to the park commission for plans and cost. William Jidler’s injury claim from a motorcycle crash was disallowed.
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WOW-IT'S COLD Here's of sprinng BP a
Informed reporter notes two men from the Onalas ka Sanitarium visiting Barrington depot. One asked where to put on a bathing suit and attempted to swim. A bystander described a man being directed to Mendata last week for such a stunt. The event ended with a brief struggle and comments about spring.
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Lower House Backs Plan for TAK Probe
The Wisconsin lower house approves a plan to probe tax questions and delays new tax measures pending Senate concurrence. The Ingalls resolution aims to create an investigative committee with five Assembly and Senate members and report back to a possible special session. Debate centers on taxation bills and administration versus opposition control as the plan moves amid coalition maneuvering.
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