Milwaukee governor vetoes nonresident school tuition bill
Governor John J. Blaine vetoed a measure by Assemblyman Charles Der tes to allow Milwaukee to charge other districts for educating nonresident students. The bill would have let the city bill districts of origin for full instruction costs with no solid caps. Blaine argued no single rule should apply statewide and warned the veto preserves local control and state-wide equity.
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Wise
John J. Blaine Mharsday
Charles Dertes
Ya Pile
Milwaukee
Rity
Village
Por Selon
Noseloel
Erier Blin
Local Delegates Travel to Madison for ACT Convention
A delegation of about 20 delegates headed by HW gachine Stileer and emuneelier left Wednesday and Thursday for Madison to attend the annual convention of the United Commercial Travelers, to be held May 22. Albert Renner of La tUresse council fl was named to chair a committee on the expenses. T. FL Syabe is general chairman with W Rase¢l] overseeing grands and amusements. Ash leads finance and publicity.
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Gachine
Stileer
Emuneelier
Madison
United Commercial Travelers
Hell
Albert Renner
la tUresse Couneil Fl
Oyrakaske T
Syabe Fins
Ash
Dancer removed after chaotic marathon event in Texas
Los Angeles man MieMilin was forcefully removed from a dancing marathon in Texas after dancing for over one hour. He required hospital care amid protests as authorities restrained him. Margaret Olier claims the women’s record with a 191 year 30 minute stretch. In Rochester, Henry Bennett, 22, a farmer, was hospitalized with influenza as Six Oaks Pleasant Valley Community members plow 70 acres near Elgin.
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Ranger
Texas
MieMillin
Los Angeles
McMilin
Margaret Olier
Commerstey Clar
Memorial Day address urges death knell for war
President Harding in Washington calls for peace and vows the United States will do all to keep war unlikely. He warns against profiteers, honors veterans, and pledges national resolve to prevent another civil conflict while urging active pursuit of peaceful dispute resolution.
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Washington
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Artington Memorial Amoplytheater
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America
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Spain
General Pershing
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United States
World Court
Allan
APPROVE ITALIAN BUDGET VOTE PASSES IN ROME
The chamber of denoting gave the government a vote of confidence in passing the budget bill by a margin of 298 to 3a.
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Rome
Chamber of Denoting
Committee urges greater protection for workers eyes
New York dispatch reports two hundred thousand eye injuries occur in industry annually, with about 75 000 people constituting the industrial blind. The national study covers all states and industries, urging elimination of hazards through better machine design, protective devices, and safety education to prevent eye injuries.
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U. S
New York
Associated Tress
Ron
Industriat Arelam
Ohiman
Mother Gray’s Powders Benefit Many Children
Mothers report Mother Gray’s Powders ease headaches colds fevers and stomach troubles in children. Shown by years of use and endorsed by doctors. Sold by druggists with a trial package free offer from Mother Gray Co Le Roy New York.
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Drauggisth
Mother Gray Go
LeReas
Nyoy
Examination of Eyes for Industrial Workers
The passage discusses eyes examination for workers to correct vision defects and to assess eye condition in relation to the specific visual demands of their tasks. It emphasizes the link between eye health and job performance.
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Ual
Iron Ore Shipments Rise From Duluth and Superior Docks
Iron ore shipments from Duluth and Superior docks to lower lakes ports are rising. Most ore at the docks has been contracted for shipping. Between ? and 656 ppm. Yesterday 34 boats departed carrying cargoes of ore. The 24 cargoes totaled about 200,008 tons.
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Duluth and
Superior
Lower Lakes
Duluth
Moon Selver Fined For Moonshine Sale In Fairmont
In Fairmont Minnesota moonshine seller Moon Selver was fined 300 dollars and sentenced to 30 days in jail by Judge E. C. Dean. B. Daniels of Fairfax Minnesota was also involved in the case. The sentence was handed down today in district court.
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Fairmont
Minn
B. Daniels
Fairfax
FE. C. Dean
Dhariet Roint
Six Held in Rum Plot in Chicago Warehouses
Six persons suspended as investigators probe an alleged liquor theft scheme involving bogus permits to divert alcohol from Chicago warehouses.
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Chicago
Be Careful What You Wash Your Childs Hair With
A dental era style health column advises cautious use of soaps for children's hair. It promotes a pure greaseless coconut oil shampoo as safer, recommending diluted Musified preparations to cleanse hair and scalp without harming or drying it. The piece notes easy rinsing, dust removal, and manageable hair after washing.
Longer Delay to Mean Stronger Ruhr Pressure
In Paris Premier Poincare argued that continued German resistance in the Ruhr could push France to act. He said Germany must reform finances and accept a large international loan, or face pressure as Occupation costs are approved by the Chamber of Deputies. The vote backed June occupation expenses and confidence in the government.
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ARIS
Associated Press
Germany
France
Poincare
Chamber of Deputies
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