Madison Herald Weekly Edition News and Local Notices
Madison Herald Weekly Edition reports on residents traveling to Los Angeles for winter, visits by Mary Nikbius and others to Miami, a car showroom opening by Maddox and Mee Nay, legal notices about property and divorce filings, and a near-accident on Walnut Street involving a wagon. Also mentions Father Bilger's arrival and local real estate activity.
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Mabel
Bla Grminth
Oepiew
Eimeri
Cbarry Os. Parahbam
Maiterry Treet
di Fed Metirepyor
Poma Afmiyd
Vogis Dtpy
Chicaro
Detuapotis
Conservatory of Music
Madison
Prusby Boas
Dh. Power
Merl
Joel Walton
Andrew Schuler
Mr. Schuler
Messrs
Atuey, Maddox
Mee
de Saef Automobiles
Mee Navis
Oveupe
Sheridt
MA Slater
Liverett
E H. Slater
Clifford Haynes
President’s Message to Congress on Mexican Crisis and Reform
The president outlines policy in a message to Congress covering the Mexican crisis currency reform the Sherman Act and the push for direct vote primaries among other important topics.
Unclear historical speech prompts new policy debate
Fragmented OCR text describes a joint session discussing government credits and port interests. The garbled lines mention President Wilson and references to votes, committees, and a ship or port issue. No clear event date or outcome is recoverable from the readable fragments.
Primary Nominations for the Presidency Debate
The speaker advocates nationwide primary elections for presidential nominees without nominating conventions. He suggests retaining conventions to reject or approve primary results and draft party platforms, arguing that conventions include current nominees and senators to shape platforms and ensure accountability to the people.
Treaty ratification debate shapes world policy
Fragmented text discusses treaty ratification and the path to international accord. It frames a balance between national honor and global obligations, noting diplomatic procedures, negotiations, and the role of Peters and other nations in shaping a stable, peaceful order.
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Dibesuaes
Bayoa Teibaitias
United States
Peter
Establishment of New Treaty Obligations Interpreted
A concise review examines how newly formed treaty obligations are established and how their interpretation shapes international commitments. It analyzes legal frameworks, state consent, and the role of tribunals in clarifying ambiguous clauses.
Debated Downfall of Usurper Huerta Rumors Rise
The piece rails against Huerta calling him a usurper who discarded legal rights and declared dictatorship. It asserts international pressure and internal opposition, urging action to restore constitutional order and limit his influence as the political crisis deepens.
Farmers Benefit Measure Urged for Fast Action
A historical editorial urges quick enactment of a measure to aid farmers through banking and currency reforms. The piece argues agriculture should be developed for modern industry and calls for broad legislative action based on common counsel, warning against delaying credit and resources for farming communities.
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Pestis
Eedtee
Rob Stout
Eldress
Trge
Wei Trust
President Wilson Urges Immediate Currency Reform
In his annual message President Wilson urges the immediate passage of currency legislation to aid farmers and safeguard their credit. He notes current conditions hamper farmer financing and warns against government deposits in southern and western states to aid producers.
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United States
Congress Ce
Europe
Aiteids
Senate
Department of Az
Wilson
Senate Calls for Clearer Antitrust Legislation
The speaker urges strengthening antitrust law with targeted reforms to curb private monopoly, ease administration, and remove legal uncertainties. He argues for explicit legislation to extend the Sherman Act, reduce ambiguities, and improve enforcement, promising further remarks in a special message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leyishitton White
Philippine Self Rule and Independence Path Outlined
The speaker argues for guiding the Philippines toward eventual independence while expanding self government. It calls for native participation on commissions, gradual transfer of essential governmental functions, and prudent resource use to earn Filipino trust and empower local institutions.
Unclear text on enterprise paths and relief from embarrassment
Fragmentary passage discusses enterprise investments and paths to travel without ancients, stressing relief from embarrassment to enable prosperity and the destruction of private mores. The source is garbled and lacks concrete entities or events.
Favors Direct Elections and Retention of Conventions
A proposal endorses nationwide primary elections for presidential nominees, retaining conventions only to accept party verdicts and draft platforms. Delegates would be those candidates for Congress, unsold Senate seats, national committees, and presidential nominees, chosen to craft platforms and be accountable to voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Senate of
United States
Senate
Alaska development urged by nation’s resources plan
The article argues Alaska needs full territorial government and material development. It stresses a government built railway system to unlock Alaska as a storehouse, with the government owning and operating railways and terminals for the benefit of all residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Ambitious Rail Link Sparks Federal State Resource Debate
The article outlines a plan to repurpose and exploit regional resources, urging practical conservation and national coordination. It argues for joint state and federal effort, highlighting Alaska’s freer approach and the need for canal and rail initiatives to serve the stores and people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Cnlon
President Wilson Outlines Philippine Policy And Independence Path
President Wilson clarifies policy toward the Philippine Islands urging development with eventual independence. He notes progress such as increased native appointments to the Philippine Commission and states readiness for self government will come in time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Philippine Islands
Philippines
Philippine Commission
Employer's Liability Act Urges Safeguards and Reforms
President Wilson calls for an Employer's Liability Act to protect workers on land and sea, emphasize economic and safety reforms, and support maritime safety. He ties social justice to law, praises Congress’s diligence, and notes cooperation with the London International Congress on seafaring safety. Words attribute credit to lawmakers and the State of the Union address.
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Iit
Taines
Chase
London
Congress
Woodrow Wilson
Oyster Shells Aid Rickets and Growth In Children
Medieval doctors gave young patients ground oyster shells to treat rickets and scrofula. Modern analysis shows shells contain nitrogen iron sulfur manganese magnesia bromide phosphoric acid and iodine, nutrients beneficial for feeble children and possibly improving teeth in growing children.
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