La Follette To Go Where He Is Needed In 1930 Run
Madison notes suggest Senator La Follette will campaign for Taft if national party and faction dynamics permit. Governor Davidson is seen as groomed for a 1930 United States Senate bid, with La Follette reluctant to stump outside Wisconsin to avoid aiding rivals.
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Madison
Wis
la Follette
Taft
Wisconsin
National Committee
West
Davidson
United States
Bryan
Arthur Lambeck
Milwaukee
State Central Committee
Stephenson
Senator la Follette
Abbott Seeks Certification as Republican Insurance Commissioner Nominee
Madison attorney James E. Abbott applied to the supreme court for leave to sue Secretary James A. Frear to compel certification of Abbott’s name to county clerks as the Republican nominee for state commissioner of insurance. The court likely will act on the motion today. Abbott is represented by John B. Sanborn of Sanborn & Blake.
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Madison, Wis
James E. Abbott
Madison
Supreme Court
James A. Frear
Abbott
John B. Sanborn
Sanborn & Blake
Wisconsin Women Suffragists Elect Officers in Madison
In Madison on September 30 the Wisconsin Women Suffragists elected officers for the state convention. Rev Olympia Brown Willis was named president, with Nellie Donaldson as vice president at large and Jessie N Luther as state historian. Other officers include Vida James as vice president, Madge Waiters as second vice president, W von Branchenheim recording secretary, Blanche Ostrander corresponding secretary, and G Willis treasurer. The group adopted a resolution urging Andrew Carnegie to direct his charitable gifts to underpaid school teachers.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Olympia Brown Willis
Racine
Nellie Donaldson
Jessie N. Luther
Vida James
Richland Center
Madge Waiters
W. von Branchenheim
Milwaukee
Blanche Os
Green's Affair Europe Trip Health Question
Brown-Green plans a European trip for his health but the event raises questions. Brown learns the trip price as the exchange debate unfolds.
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Green
Brown
Europe
Exchange
Campaign Cost of Wisconsin Senatorial Run Revealed
Milwaukee dispatch reports Francis E. McGovern’s 1908 campaign for the Republican nomination for U S senator cost 11060 88. He says about 1038 15 came from friends. the rest from his own funds and campaign manager expenses. The sworn statement itemizes printing, postage, theater and hall costs, and salaries for staff across several cities and newspapers.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Francis E. McGovern
United States
Secretary of State
Register of Deeds
Charles H. Maas
W. L. Essmann
Wisconsin
A. D
Cramer-Krasselt
Sullivan Printing Co
Keystone Printing Co
L. Meyers
Osmaaan
Wmlueschen
Jack Reming- Lawrence Conlan
Mary Jeren
A. M. Riley
H. Hseph Ennis
L. J. Michalski
Organkee County
Self
J. H. Reardon
Superior Telegram, Co
Madison State Journal
Eau Claire Leader
la Crosse Leader Press
Milwaukee Evening Wisconsin
Bateseek
Fishing Co
S. E. Tateter
A. Meininger
Peter L
L. Essman
Wm. Grote- Sims
Estelle van Eck- Scott
John Sather
Jaizing
Milwau
P. B. Haber Printing Chronicle
la Crosse Germania
Incorporation Petition Filed For Kimberly Village
A petition seeks a special election to decide the incorporation of Kimberly as a village. The area would cover one square mile near the Kimberly-Clark mill, support over 700 residents and include two churches a hotel and several stores.
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Appleton
Kimberly
Kimberly-Clark Company
Murderer Freed After Insanity Verdict in Wisconsin
Kenosha Wisconsin September 30 The jury found Martin Schleyer insane at the time of the shooting but not insane now in the case charging him with attempting to murder his wife and a man boarder.
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Kenosha, Wis
Martin Schleyer
Schleyer
Wisconsin opens with green caps rule for freshmen
Madison reports a high enrollment as the University of Wisconsin begins the year. Freshmen are instructed to wear green caps with cardinal buttons under penalty of a ducking, a tradition not in line with a newer university custom. The first convocation is Friday noon with President Van Hise addressing students and faculty. The class rush is set for October 8 at 4 PM in the gym, where freshmen will receive first instructions from Dr Elson the physical director.
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Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
van Hise
Elson
Fight May Be Fatal Near Pewaukee Farm
Charles Wood, worker at Edgewood farm, lies dying with a fractured skull at the county poor farm near Pewaukee lake. Anton Fielder, accused attacker, is jailed after claiming self defense in a barn incident. Doctors fear for Wood's life.
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Waukesha
Wis
Charles Wood
F. A. W. Kieckhefer
Edgewood
Pewaukee Lake
Anton Fielder
Wood
Fielder
Father Confirms Nightly Visitor to Daughter
A tense exchange reveals a worried father acknowledging a nightly presence haunting his daughter. He vows to confront the intruder, noting the appearance from about eight to eleven each evening. The dialogue hints at a growing family concern and possible danger if unchecked.
Shoes for Boys and Girls at Low Prices
Parents bring children here for well fitting shoes that relieve tired feet. Offered are growing foot friendly designs in high and low cuts for boys and girls priced from 1.00 to 2.50. The price quote matters little until you see the shoes.
Catholic Workmen of Wisconsin Elect Officers
The state council meeting at Bohemian hall in La Crosse elected officers including President Joseph Nekola and Vice President Thomas Svec. Joseph J. Frisch was named secretary and Wenzel Riha treasurer with Rev X Till as delegate to the La Crosse convention and Joseph J Frisch as alternate. Delegates from out of town attended the session held January 19 in La Crosse.
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State Council
The
Catholic Workmen of
Wisconsin
Tenth
Winnebago
Society
la Crosse
Joseph Nekola
Thomas Svec
Joseph J. Frisch
Wenzel Riha
Ewaunee
Falls and is hit by engine
Mr. Jno Cary foreman of a switching crew slipped while boarding a switch engine and was struck in the back by the engine running board. His back was wrenched but not serious. he is expected to resume duties in a few days.
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Chippewa Falls
Lou D. Cosgriff
United States
Sheboygan
Bernard Strasseiis
Appleton
Ora L. Babcock
Merly
Livingston
Helena
Mont
Babcock
Green Bay
John Zarek
Waupun
Manitowoc
Alexander Zewalski
Berlin
Reedsville
Anderson
Janesville
Albert Ullman
Turtle Lake
Jacob Kasper
William L. Essmann
Frank O. Pheins
Jno. Cary
Cary
Alaska Wheat Miracle Ends in Bust for Adams
A Idaho farmer named Adams gained fame and wealth by claiming a new Alaska wheat could yield 100 to 250 bushels per acre. Government tests show the grain milled poorly, with true yields near 30 bushels per acre, erasing his windfall and landing him under scrutiny.
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United States
Alaska
Adams
Juliaett
Idaho
Juliaette
Juliaetta
Telegraph Company
Palouse
Wash
Saturday Evening Post
Local Matron Praises Household Napkins Size
Mrs Lysander John Appleton remarks on domestic pride while hanging clothes, claiming their table napkins are as large as those of any family in town. The anecdote highlights social expectations of propriety and status in everyday life.
Lost Fishing Bet Weighs on Jones Bond
A brief note records a dispute from a fishing trip where one person asks about a catch and the other defers to Jones, saying the agreed count is forgotten. The fragment implies a humorous or casual wager tied to a catch.
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Jones
Elks Schedule Special Meeting and Autumn Program
Secretary H H Niebuhr notifies Elks members of a special lodge meeting for Oct 1 to discuss fall and winter plans. Troubadours Amusement Company opens the social season for Elks Oct 6 for Elks and ladies with an 8 to 10 pm concert and dancing after 10. Refreshments in the club.
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H. H. Niebuhr
The
Elks
Troubadours Amusement Company
Postal work instruction to be taught in public schools
Postmaster W. B. Tscharner received orders from the post office department to negotiate with public schools to establish a postal service instruction in the schools. The aim is to teach children enough about the work to make them thoroughly familiar with it.
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W. B. Tscharner
Post Office Department
Postal Service
Average married woman knows she earns her money
A concise remark states that the typical married woman understands she earns all she receives and more, highlighting perceptions of household finances.
Gritty Man Chooses Peace Over Neighborly Conflict
A plain saying underscores personal integrity and restraint. The phrase implies that a person with true grit avoids attacking others and seeks harmony rather than confrontation.
Liquor Dealers Committee Meet Planned At Odd Fellows Hall
State Retail Liquor Dealers executive committee previews routine business with a session set for Friday at Odd Fellows Hall. President Snyder notes quarterly meeting cadence between conventions. attendees include Vice President Langan and treasurer Hartwig from multiple cities.
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Odd Felllows
Snyder
la Crosse
Pre Langan
Kenosha
Niesen
Kaukauna
Respondents Wanted in Advertisements Cited
A historical notice warns that anyone who sees the advertisement misspelled as Despondents Wanted may need guardians or placement in an institution. The fragment implies caution about unsettled individuals contracting with ad notices.
People on Watch for Kicks Found Unnoticed
A brief notice notes individuals who seek chances to provoke harm are largely unseen. The report highlights persistent vigilance gaps and calls for community awareness to address potential disturbances.
Chicago Judge Rules On Primary Voting Rights
A Chicago judge addresses voter rights noting restrictions for those who voted for the Democratic party two years ago. The ruling discusses eligibility and implications for participation in upcoming primaries.
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Chicago
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