Wisconsin Legislature Missed Votes In Close Party Split
In Madison Wisconsin the two houses hold a tight party balance with progressives democrats holding a narrow majority and Republicans able to swing support. Bills move slowly as leaders seek rewards for campaigns and committee chairs block measures to avoid hurting allies. The code bill passes amid mixed support from barbers dry cleaners industrial groups and labor with governor La Follette poised to sign. Contenders for state posts and national organizers shape Wisconsin politics as debate over the code law and influence from Washington swirl through the session.
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Tabor
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Aso
Li Fodlette
Norwalk Homemakers Elect New Officers At Meeting
Norwalk Wis special Norwalk Homemakers held their meeting at the Drier restaurant Monday evening New officers are President Mrs A S Wart secretary and treasurer Mrs K B Ostrum Mr and Mrs Carl Hettman Mr Elmer Hellmans and Mrs Ruth Wilson of Joliet HL are visiting at the home of Mrs Nettie Meyers Mrs W J Drier and J A Rudolph drove to La Crosse Tuesday Mrs O W Schuele and Marjorie and Walter Schuele were business callers in Sparta Tuesday Livestock men say cows fed with good hay and on pastures suffer fewer digestive disorders than those fed heavily on grain
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K. B. Ostrum
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Elmer Hellmans
Ruth Wilson
Joliet
Néttie Meyers
Mmes
W. J. Drier
A. Rudolph
la Crosse
O. W. Schuele
Marjorie
Walter Schuele
Sparta
8 Year Old Boy Steers Car to Stop on Steep Hill
Albert Lauber, 8, alone in a parked car in Saranac Lake, acted quickly as brakes failed and the vehicle rolled toward a narrow bridge. He climbed to the front, steered past an oil tank, and guided the car toward a filling station where an attendant jumped aboard to halt the vehicle.
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Saranac Lake
Albert Lauber
Oil Probe Brings Five Million to Federal Treasury
Washington report says the federal government received 5 500 000 from Pan American Oil as part of the senate oil scandals probe. Assistant Attorney General Harry Blair announced the payment to the Federal Reserve Bank in Los Angeles by William C. McDuffie, former head of Pan American Oil. The government had a 9 000 000 judgment against Pan American in Los Angeles. McDuffie agreed to the payment after property liens were released.
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William C. McDuffie
Pan American Oil Company
Edward L. Doheny
Pan American Company
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