Wisconsin Twine Plant Bill Triggers Heated Assembly Clash
Wisconsin lawmakers faced a fierce debate over a proposal to build a binder twine factory at the state prison in Waupun. An agreement moved the measure to a 3 pm special order next Tuesday as manufacturers oppose the bill. The clash included accusations of log rolling and a heated vote, with 32 in favor and 94 opposed or paired, amid calls for reconvening and further testing.
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Madison Wis
Woupun
Wisconsin
Bancroft
Assembly
Shaw
House
Austin
Eleczka Milwaukee Police and Fire Commission
Moses Shaw
Kewaunee
Kull
Shaw Towne
Reynolds
Ingram
Whiter
Ingalls
Boxing Bills Advance in Wisconsin Senate Amid Other Measures
Madison Wis May 29 The Wisconsin senate moved the Brew boxing bill and Barker high license bill forward with votes 10 19 and 15 4 Lt Gov Strange cast a deciding vote in favor on the Barker bill setting a minimum license fee of 1900 with locals allowed higher by vote No saloon within 500 feet of a school. Barker 445 would give counties 25 of liquor license revenue. another excise bill to engrossment targets sales to minors. Educational committee bill for teachers insurance and retirement funds passed. Stewart corn shredder safety appliance bill advanced.
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Madison
Wis
Senate
Strange
Barker
Assemblyman
LeRoy
Assembly
Senate Passed the Educational Committee
Stewart Corn Shredder
Cuticura Remedies Help Woman Relief From Eczema
Barbara Kral of Highlandtown Maryland reports in 1908 that after ten months of intense itching and visible red patches on face and arms she found relief with Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills. After four or five applications she was cured and now recommends Cuticura to others.
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Barbara Kral
Mt. Pleasant Ave
Highlandtown
Fretful Babies Benefit From Cuticura Soaps and Ointment
Advertises Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment as immediate relief for itching eczema rashes and inflammations in infants and children. Claims may soothe irritations sleep disturbance and point to a speedy cure when other remedies fail. Mentioned prices 25 cents for Soap 50 cents for Ointment. Corner ad lists Panter Dron Chen Core with address 137 Columbus.
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Cuticura
Panter Dron & Chen
Columbus Ca
Vacate North Side Park Site Promptly
Notices were served to squatters boat owners and others with shanties boats and scows tied up along the Copeland Hirshheimer properties by Black River North side to vacate at once. Any remaining property not removed by June 2 will be removed by the board of public works. City Engineer George Bradish has surveyed the site and work will begin on the new North Side park.
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Hirschheimer
Copeland
Black River
Board of Public Works
George Bradish
The
Park Commission
Copeland-Hirshheimer Park
Barley Tariff Hiked by Senate Finance Amendment
The senate adopted by 48 to 28 the finance committee amendment raising barley tariff from 24 to 25 cents per bushel. Foster and La Follette supported the increase while Beveridge Burton Cummins Depew Dolliver and Root opposed. The barley malt rate rose from 40 to 45 cents per bushel of 34 pounds.
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Washington
D. C
Senate
Finance Committee
Foster and la Follette
Beveridge
Burton
Cummins
Depew
Dolliver
Root
Great Crowd Ready For Hyland Nelson Fight
San Francisco crowds gathered at Colma arena for the May 29 bout between Battling Nelson and Dick Hyland. The match, slated for 3 p m, has Nelson as a 2 to 1 favorite as the undercard events start to unfold.
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Hyland-Nelson
San Francisco
Colma Arena
Battling Nelson
Dick Hyland
Nelson
Famed Evangelist Briggs Arrested on Theft and Drug Charge
Rev Geo Waverly Briggs a once famed revivalist aged 57 to 41 years ago faces arraignment in Harlem court for larceny. Police report he stole a charity box from a drug store and confessed amid notes of drug addiction. Relatives seek commitment to a sanitarium as investigation continues.
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Geo. Waverly Briggs
South
Harlem
Briggs
Bronx
Sunshine Society
Memphis
Tenn
University of Alabama
Galveston
Texas
New Orleans
Southern Christian Advocate
Louisiana
Tennessee
Kentucky
Post Office
Mayer
Pardon Not Shot For Tom Atkinson In Mississippi
Gov Noels decision ends a weeks long manhunt for Atkinson the former convict known locally for protection from Winston county residents. Thousands sign a petition asking for a full pardon after he escaped from prison decades ago and led a peaceful life among supporters.
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Jackson
Miss
Atkinson
Jean Valjean
Mississippi
Winston County
Noel
Fussillade
Prisoner Adam God Found Guilty of Second Degree Murder
Adam God, a self styled religious fanatic and street preacher, was found guilty of second degree murder and sentenced to twenty five years in state prison in Kansas City. Police had warned him to stop noisy street meetings before he led a street fight that killed Policeman Mullane.
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Kansas City
Adam God
John Sharp
Mullane
West La Crosse Laborer Dies of Pneumonia
H. Sherman of West La Crosse, a laborer, fell ill Monday with pneumonia per Dr. Lueck. He was moved to La Crosse Lutheran Hospital and died suddenly today. Pneumonia listed as cause of death by the physician.
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H. Sherman
West la Crosse
Lueck
North Side
la Crosse Lutheran Hospital
Heinze Ordered to Produce United Copper Books
In New York on May 29 the government said it will force the United Copper directors to supply company books. If they refuse through federal action, the directors could be sent to jail.
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New York
U. S
Jerome
United Copper Company
Fritz Augustus Heinze
German government accused of seeking to sway US tariff debate
Senator Depew of New York charged in the senate that a German government document sent to the U S Finance Committee was a deliberate attempt to influence Congress on the new tariff bill. The report carried anonymous statements from German manufacturers, names withheld at the Kaiser's request.
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Washington
United States
Congress
Prince von Buelow
Senate
Depew
New York
S‘tie Department
Suits Filed in Forgeries Case Against Rosenfeld and Rosenberg
Chicago May 29. The first signs of legal trouble for Maurice Rosenfeld and Bernhard Rosenberg emerge as suits seek $260,000 against them. The action follows revelations by forger Peter Van Vlissingen that the men knew of his forgeries four years before exposure.
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Chicago
Maurice Rosenfeld
Bernhard Rosenberg
Peter van Vlissingen
Will Contest Placed Under Advisement in County Court
Arguments were heard today in county court in the contest of the will of the late Mrs. Kungunda Racklemann. Judge Brindley has taken the matter under advisement and will render a decision in a few days.
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Kungunda Racklemann
Brindley
Doan's Kidney Pills Promoted By La Crosse Mechanic
William P. Delphenick of 1718 Badger Street La Crosse Wisconsin endorses Doan's Kidney Pills as a cure for backache and kidney trouble after his three year bout with dull kidney pain. He bought at Erhart's drug store and reports relief. Sold by all dealers price 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents Remember the name Doan's.
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Doan
la Crosse
William P. Delphenick
Badger Street
Wis
Dean
Erhart
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Viroquan Man Sentenced for Drunkenness and Vagrancy
Ole Hanson of Viroqua was convicted of vagrancy and common drunkenness and sentenced by County Judge Brindley to twenty days in the county jail after being arrested on the drunkenness charge.
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Viroquan
Ole Hanson
Viroqua
Brindley
La Crosse Athletes Compete in Madison Meet
Several La Crosse athletes participate in the Interscholastic athletic meet at Madison this afternoon. Twenty four schools are represented by 158 athletes.
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LA Crosse
Madison
Dynamite Arrest Near Sanborn Leader in Lavesson Case
Lake Benon Minnesota May 29. T H Lampe of Sanborn is arrested and brought here for trial charged with placing eighteen sticks of dynamite and a fuse near Hans Lavesson’s residence. Investigators cite Lampe’s alleged enmity toward Lavesson as the motive.
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Lake Benon
Minn
Hans Lavesson
Sanborn
T. H. Lampe
Lampe
Lavesson
Flynn Vital Center praise cited by Canadian churchman
Prominent Canadian church figure Mr. Stackhouse endorses W Earl Flynn and his Flynn Vital Center System after two weeks of care. He describes dramatic health improvement, health work in Vancouver, and he warns against fakers while praising Flynn's credentials.
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Stackhouse
Canada
Flynn
W. Earl Flynn
Georgia Strike Off Ends Tie Up In Atlanta
The Georgia railway strike in Atlanta ends after several days with train service resuming immediately following settlement reached this afternoon.
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Atlanta, Ga
Georgia Railway
Presbyterians Elect City New Jersey as Next Assembly Site
In Denver on May 29 the Presbyterian church chose City, New Jersey as the site for next year’s general assembly by a most unanimous vote.
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Denver
Col
City
N. J
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church Today
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Promoted as Remedy
An ad extols Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a safe cure for weak stomachs, liver sluggishness, and kidney issues. It claims decades of trial success, lists symptoms like indigestion, gas, and heartburn, urges buyers to obtain the genuine bottle with a neck stamp from their drug dealer.
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Hostetter
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