Wisconsin Senate Extends Inquiry In Stephenson Case
A Wisconsin senate committee pushes to extend the senatorial primary investigation and compel witnesses beyond the current session. It cites subpoenas to Ram sey Farrell Towne Ledvina Reader Thomas Bancroft Smith and others, noting privileges claimed by assemblymen and the need for a final report at the next special session.
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Morris
Twesme
Ekern
Senate
Wisconsin
Isaac Stephenson
Stephenson
United States Senate
Washington
Rodney A. Sackett
Washington, D. C
Arthur H. Lambeck
JH. Puelicher
Milwaukee
Joint Committee
Chicago
Madison
Europe
Robert J. Shields
Superior
Wis
United States
Douglas County
Shields
Duluth
Henry Hetting
St. Croix Falls
Winnipeg
Canada
State Board of Control
L. W. Thayer
Ripon
Arizona
Thomas Ramsey
Joseph T. Farrell
Silas A. Towne
Lawrence Ledvina
K. W. Reader
J. E. Thomas
H. Bancroft
Frank Smith
Protests in Little Falls Against Opening Monkey's Roost Saloon
The town of Little Falls Wisconsin sees a remonstrance signed by about 90 percent of local property owners in the residence district opposing the old Monkey's Roost saloon. Sparta High school defeats ex‑graduates and businessmen 5 to 2 with a sixth inning homer by Runt Jefferson. Robert Taylor and Lena Waring wed at I. E. Waring home. honey moon to Stevens Point then Sparta. FE L Nicols starts a brush factory and dry battery venture. Spartan high school 1910 staff named for The Spartan. Personal notes include winners in a contest, visits, and moves of local residents.
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Sparta
Wis
Little Falls
Monroe County
Sparta High School
Jefferson
FE. L. Nicols
Sparta Brush Company
Spartan
Earl F. Jones
Ralph Williams
Jesse Powell
Rachel Davis
Jessie Holmsbeck
Ida Jones
Margaret Laing
Lila Blank
Harry Hersh
Chauncey Beebe
High School Spar ta to Meet Sparta Saturday
The La Crosse high school team prepares for a key Saturday game against Sparta on the campus. Rain postponed last week’s matchup. The squad, in top form, has scrimmaged daily with first team advantage and substitute pitchers in practice. Lineup includes Novak catcher Olson pitcher Tourtellette first Bradish short Stavrum second Kabat third Dickens left Collins center Walker right.
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Sparta
la Crosse
Novak
Olson
Tourtellette
Bradish
Stavrum
Kabat
Dickens
Collins
Walker
River traffic shows lull as raft boats dominate river activity
River traffic around La Crosse is light with four rafts and the packet La Crosse on daily runs to Wabasha and the Badger between here and Brownsville. Excursion steamers J S W W and Ideal are slated to dock this season while Diamond Jo boats await June 4 arrival.
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la Crosse
Wabasha
Brownsville
Clyde
North Star
Ben Hershey
Lizzie Gardner
Dubuque
Davenport
J. S
W. W
Ideal
Crop outlook remains favorable despite late-season delay
The report notes a generally positive crop outlook aside from a late season ten days behind normal. Farmers anticipate improved yields as conditions normalize, with weather patterns aligning for timely maturation and harvest opportunities.
Favorable crop outlook from Northwestern line weekly report
The weekly crop report issued yesterday from the Northwestern line office covers conditions west of here. It notes high winds and rain in the Dakota division followed by warm, pleasant weather. Small grains are above ground and healthy but late by about ten days. corn planting has begun and is about on schedule.
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Northwestern Line
Dakota Division
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Inez Wilson
Melrose
North Dakota
E. J. Brooks
Wales
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State Agricultural Board
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High School
Elgin & Waltham
Hellfach
Nelson's
Main Street
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Tor
C. H. Slightam
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Lacrosse
Klaw & Erlanger
Sir Gilbert Parker
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Charles Steel
Joe Portugals
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