Frank Stuesser Wins Support of Wife in Supreme Court
Special trial in Madison May 2 reports Wisconsin Supreme Court rulings. Neumeister vs Goddard reversed with new trial. Lindeman vs Rusk undecided. Central issue: husband liable for wife’s support while in an asylum, Frank Stuesser wins support dispute on appeal.
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Supreme Court
Frank Stuesser
Madison
Wis
la Crosse
Richardson
Stuesser
West Salem Asylum
Brindley
Mendota Institution
Judge Fruit
P. W. Mahoney
Morris & Hartwell
Bosshard
Wisconsin
Dedication of La Crosse County Court House Court Room
A representative gathering of La Crosse leading lawyers and visitors attended the dedication of the new La Crosse county court house. Judge J. J. Fruit opened the program with remarks praising the temple of justice, followed by Hon. Burr W. Jones who praised American justice and the legal profession.
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la Crosse
Specta
J. J. Fruit
Burr W. Jones
Mr. Jones
Jones
Circuit Court
la Crosse County
William Penn
United States
Fruit
H. W. Barney
Mauston
Juneau County
Barney
John M. Levy
Levy
Mr. Fruit
Geo. Graham
Sparta
Monroe County
Graham
la Crosse Court Room
Stephen Richmond
Trempeleau County
Alonzo Bunn
A. A. Arnold
Gale
Gale College
Adolph Moran
Thirteenth Circuit
Sixth Circuit
G. Y. Freeman
Daniels
F. A. Butler
C. A. Turner
Abraham Lincoln
Treampealeau County
Storm Delays President Camp Move in Colorado
Owing to the storm and muddy roads the president's camp movement back to the East Divide is delayed in Glenwood Springs Colorado.
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Glenwood Springs
Colo
East Divide
Two Die Today in Canadian Collision
A freight train and a passenger car collided near Revelstoke on the Northern Pacific line in Canada. Two firemen were killed and five passengers injured in the accident reported today.
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Scripps-McRae Dispatch
Winnipeg
Northern Pacific
Revelstoke
Shakespeare Reading at Governor La Follette Residence
Governor La Follette hosts a Shakespearean reading by Professor S. H. Clark of the University of Chicago for Wisconsin legislators officials and press at the executive residence on East Gilman Street. Clark, renowned as a leading Shakespearean scholar reads from King Lear tonight.
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Special Tribune Dispatch
Madison
Wis
la Follette
S. H. Clark
University of Chicago
East Gilman Street
Clark
King Lear
Help Wanted Shoemaker at 320 Pearl
Wanted a reliable shoemaker to repair and assist in store occasionally. Apply W. F. Strauss, 320 Pearl.
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W. F. Strauss
Negroes Cause Friction In Chicago Strike Situation
Tensions flare in Chicago as smaller riots erupt amid ongoing strike. Reports cite friction between groups over demonstrations and policing responses. No injuries confirmed. authorities monitor crowd movements and urge restraint.
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Chicago
Fire on the White Men at Chicago Teamsters Strike
Chicago employers push to use military force in the teamsters strike as 1500 strike breakers, mostly black, reinforced by 500 more. Mayor Dunne and Police Chief O Neill say no state or federal aid needed while unions demand restraint. Five taken to hospital after wagon attack. nine arrests.
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Scripps-McRae
Chicago
Teamsters
Dunne
O'Neill
Deneen
Roosevelt
Teamsters’ Union
Union Traction Company
Morgan & Wright Rubber Co
Express
Kohlsaar
Jackson
Halsted
Forbes’ Teaming Company
Wabash Avenue
Henry Schultz
F. R.carter
Carter
Schultz
Russian rioters quieter after bloodshed in Warsaw
Warsaw reports calm after rioting that left about thirty people dead and many wounded. Unidentified bodies fill the morgue as workmen move from factory to factory seeking to launch a general strike urged by the social democratic committee of Poland Lithuania.
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Scripps-McRae
Warsaw
Committee of Social Democracy of the
Poland Lithuanias
Governor Refuses Parole Bill Sanction
Madison May 2 Governor La Follette filed a communication with the legislature refusing to sanction the parole bill. The measure would have given the board of control broad power to release any prisoner at its discretion.
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Madison
la Follette
Board of Control
SAFEGUARD IN BRIDGEBUILDING AT VICTORIA FALLS
Special report from New York describes bridge construction on the Zambesi below Victoria Falls. Scaffolding could not reach the height, so a self supporting design used two arcs pushed from opposite banks. Workers and tools fell but were trapped in a traveling rope mesh and canvass cradle suspended midair, rope wires unseen from afar.
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New York Herald
Victoria Falls
Zambesi
Assembly Passes Antidiscrimination Phone Bill in Wisconsin
The Wisconsin Assembly approved the anti discrimination telephone bill 59 to 25. Other actions included an attorney general opinion deeming an automobile tax label unconstitutional and debates over bills to move the capitol and to Grand Rapids. The parole bill faced Governor veto issues while various bills were laid over for changes or committee review.
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Mar
Bankers Gather for American Bankers Association Meet
New York May 2. Bankers from across the country assemble for the annual ABA meeting. Sessions begin tomorrow. F G Bigelow, former Milwaukee banker and past ABA president, is said to have been struck from the membership list.
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Scripps-McRae Dispatch
New York
American Bankers’ Association
F. G. Bigelow
Milwaukee
Annual Banquet Tonight At Y M C A
The annual banquet honoring Y M C A directors speakers and winter classes will be held at the Y M C A building this evening with toasts and an excellent program. A large attendance is anticipated as the winter season closes.
Yaquis Defeat Mexican Regulars in Sonora
Reports from El Paso on May 2 describe a clash in southern Sonora where Yaqui forces overwhelmed a detachment of Mexican regulars. Most of the soldiers were killed and the survivors taken prisoner.
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Scripps-McRae
EL Paso
Sonora
Funeral of Grace Bender Held at First Baptist Church
The funeral of Alice Grace Bender will be held Wednesday at 3 p.m. from the First Baptist church with Rev. John Wellington Hoag officiating.
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Alice Grace Bender
First Baptist Church
John Wellington Hoag
Fifth $60 Million Loan Subscribed in Japan
Scripps McRae Dispatch reports in Tokio on May 2 that the fifth popular loan of fifty million dollars has been subscribed at agents across Japan. The campaign continues to attract public participation and funds.
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Japan
Scripps-McRae Dispatch
Tokio
Agen
Powers Is It Georesow Fourth Goebel Trial Date Set
Caleb Powers was moved from the county jail to Georgetown where a date will be set for his fourth trial on a charge of complicity in the assassination of Gov Goebel.
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Scripps-McRae Dispatch
Louisville
Caleb Powers
Georgetown
Gov. Goebel
Supreme Court Denies Rehearing in Equitable Case
Madison Wisconsin May 2 The Supreme Court denied a rehearing of the case by State Insurance Commissioner Host against Equitable Life. The ruling ends the fight to require Equitable to distribute several millions of surplus funds to Wisconsin policyholders.
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Scripps-McRae Dispatch
Madison, Wis
Supreme Court
Host
Bank slashes clerks and officers salaries
Milwaukee May 2 President Vogel of the First National bank announced a salary cut of ten to twenty five percent for all officers and clerks as part of financial belt tightening.
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Scripps-McRae Dispatch
Milwaukee
Vogel
First National Bank
Illinois adopts civil service law for state and charities
Springfield reports the senate passed a civil service bill this morning placing all state and charitable institutions under merit system rules. The action aligns hiring with the merit principle across government and charitable entities in Illinois.
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Seripps-Meine
Springfield
Ill
Senate
New Bijou Show Promises Fresh Evening Performance
If you missed last night at the Bijou do not miss tonight as an entirely new show opens. Fans may expect a fresh program with new acts and entertainment.
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Bijou
Appeals court weighs Chadwick case error proceedings
Cincinnati May 2 The United States court of appeals took under advisement a motion by the district attorney of Cleveland to hear error proceedings in Mrs Chadwick's case at the June session. The attorney argues justice would suffer if the case is not heard before the October term.
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Scripps-McRae
Cincinnati
United States Court of Appeals
United States District Attorney of
Cleveland
Chadwick
United States Attorney Claims Justice
Bunge Reports Campaign Spend For City Mayoral Run
George W. Bunge states his total campaign expenditures for the mayoral race were 32 dollars including 25 dollars to his campaign committee and 6 dollars for warfare and personal costs. Theodore Arenz, defeated candidate for city clerk, reports 115.75 dollars with items listed as campaign fund printing cigars carfare postage and more.
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George W. Bunge
Municipalities Gain Power to Fix Gas Prices
Springfield May 2 The house this afternoon passed a bill giving municipalities the right to fix the price of gas. The measure will be reported to the senate this afternoon.
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Scripps-Mckene Dispatch
Springfield
House
Senate
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