Why Destroy the Corp Wisconsin Angling Policy Debate
An opinion argues against Wisconsin 1921 legislation to destroy carp to protect game fish. It questions lack of hearings, cites ecological balance and river-wide fishery impacts. It warns that targeting carp could wreck a multi-million dollar industry along the Mississippi and Wisconsin waters, urging careful study.
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Wisconsin
Blaine
Herbert Hoover
Mississippi
la Crosse
Esch Cummins plan to fix 1980 railroad law aims at cheaper unification
Great Cummins of Iowa and John J Esch once backed the Esch Cummins act. Protest over high freight rates and road advantage spurred revisions. Now Esch with the Interstate Commerce Commission proposes dividing rail networks into separate systems to reduce overhead and lower costs while preserving competition, though not fully meeting labor goals.
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Cummins
Iowa
John J. Esch
Esch
Interstate Commercce Commission
Public ownership debate on rail rates and wages
A discussion follows Senator Cummins call for lower freight rates, noting railroads demand wage cuts first. The piece weighs political and practical factors, suggesting Esch supports practical organization to bridge the gap, with wages and costs shaping any rate reductions and the possibility of national operation if needed.
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Gummins
Tle
Cummins
Esch
France Could Balance Budget By Halving Military Spending
Paris reports estimate France faced a deficit of 2.5 million francs against a 4.5 billion franc annual military and naval outlay. A disarmament plan might fix finances and aid world trade, though fears of German revenge and a Rhine occupation linger. The Associated Press notes any move hinges on mutual guarantees and a League of Nations framework. Phillip Brenner of New York is mourned after collapsing from excitement during a poker game, never reaching a royal flush.
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France
Paris
Germany
Associated Press
Washington
League of Nations
Phillip Brenner
New York
Mr. Brenner
River Falla reconstruction and 1900s La Crosse notes
Ten years ago today riverfront plans call for rebuilding the dam and relocating the river as high ground west of the former Lobe jwaln area. La Crosse prepares to host a National League game on October 22 with Buddia Koneteny and a St Louis Cardinals lineup facing local Outcasts and Athletes. Dr. Robert E Flynn retires from his partnership and opens a North La Crosse office.
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Falla
Lobe Jwaln
Walter
la Crosse Basctball
Buddia Koneteny
Hall
la Cross
Cardinals
St. Tels
Vlleague
Robert E. Flynn
The Peak Travers and Viola’s Quiet Mountain Bond
In a misty valley tale, painter Travers contemplates Viola’s heart as snowbound peaks loom. Jimmy, Ladd, and Chalmers discuss past loves and future happiness while the hermit painter weighs a merging of art and affection with Viola’s feelings for his work and the wild peak.
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Travers
Ossul Mieke Rae
Reagan
Dimumle Litt
Fly Woods
Mayen
Viola
Jimmy
Cole
Ladd
Panny
Herie
Laditin
Violet
Trapluses Voles
Lucius
Jimimy
Bob
Bob Ladd
Ravers
Thas
Viola Rema
Chalmers
Marriy
Rae eWontt
Minis Hax
Mma of the Woods
Pitterly
Molly Gray
Lwin
Consright
SfeClure
Arbuckls
Disappointment and Insight in Chesterton's Jerusalem Essay
A reader-distorted extract discusses Chesterton and Jerusalem, noting disappointment in the city and the author’s attempt to reconcile life’s pleasures with critique. The text references critics, perceptions of Jerusalem, and an implied judgment on Chesterton’s stance, framed by a frustrated mood and philosophical musings.
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William BR. Barton
Chester
Ant Hans
Mitel Budo Elise
Mir
Chesverton
Chesterton
Mr. Chesterton
Jerusalem
Tadead
Fife
Way Down East stage critique features loyalists and critics
A long review of the Griffith screen adaption of Way Down East recounts stage origins, casts, and dramatic moments. It praises Ogden and Strong performances, highlights a famed snowstorm sequence, and reflects on the film’s faithful yet selective translation from stage to screen.
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Squire
Kate
Hugina
Mr. Friffih
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