State Masons to Meet in April
The ninety-eighth session of Wisconsin Masonic bodies convokes in Milwaukee April 22 to 26 with Luther L. Cauty presiding. Several degrees and orders will be conferred at each venue, followed by a banquet in the Public Service Building. The event involves Wisconsin lodge of perfection, council of princes of Jerusalem, Rosa Croix, and the Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite.
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Public Service Building
Luther L. Cauty
Madison
Wil
Wisconsin Lodge of Corfection
Robert T. Havelwood
Murray M. Hurter
Daniel McL. Miller
Pine
Jease C. Brading
Masao
James S. Norris
Wisconsin Council of Princes ,of Jerusalem
Assembly of Wisconsin
Rosa Croix
Noachite
Janesville
Alexander E. Matheson
Wisconsin
Valley of Mibwaukee
Temple
William W. Perry
William W. Colvin
James McLeod
Wisconsin Coneulstory
Inquleitor Cow
Mander
Warren D. Tarrant
Sub
Uume Prince
the Royal Secror
Thomas FE. Balding
L. H. Bancroft
McGovern
Busck River Fallz
Black River
United States
Black River Falls
Postmasters Plan Meeting In Madison Wisconsin
The Wisconsin Association of Postmasters plans a Madison convention on August 21 and 22 expecting 200 attendees. Invitations will go to Senator Robert La Follette and Congressman John M. Nelson, with a Post Office address from Washington sought. The executive committee lists C. L. Valentine Janesville president Earl S. Welch Eau Claire past president A. G. Kurz Green Bay secretary treasurer. Meanwhile sportsmen urge repeal of a game law provision diverting fish and game department income to the general fund and seek full use of license receipts for stricter supervision.
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Wisconsin Association of Postmasters
Madison
J.a Follette
John M. Nelson
Executive Comitttes
Postmaster Generale Department
Washington
State Fish and Game Department
General Fund
John A. Sholte
Constitutional term limits and lobbying bills discussed
The article reports on a joint resolution by James M. Curley proposing a six year presidential term and one term for the president and vice president, amid mixed party support. It covers lobbying regulation bills by Charles S. Smith, Ericsson’s warship legacy acknowledgments, tariff debates, and possible army reorganization, plus veteran concerns and Miss Helen Taft’s sociological efforts.
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Washington
James M. Carley
Massachusetts
House
United States
Congress
Champ Clark
Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
Troona
Texas
General Staff
Ioopa
Helen Taft
Campfire Girls of America
Miss Taft
James P. Lockwood
Chicago
Philly H. Sheridan
Regular
Army and
Navy
Union
Armoy
Severtica James
Lockwood
Seventh Cavalry
Custer
Reno
Benjamin Hodgson
Columbia Barracks
Gateway of Hell
Sutloway
Sherwood
Taft Pushes Cotton Tariff Board Report For Revision
President Taft transmitted the cotton schedule tariff board report to Congress urging revision and duty reductions. He seeks a $60,000 deficiency appropriation to continue the board through April to June and asks continued use to probe metal leather chemical and sugar schedules. The board finds cotton yarn and cloth costs favor foreign producers in many fabrics and predicts small duty cuts could lower consumer prices while preserving domestic production.
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Eara
Kern
Congress
House
Chonge
Senate
Ney
Fame
Taft
Tari Board
Democrata
Hause
Senate Hall
Sisat
Democratic House
Washington
Tariff Board
Le-Bsses
Domeatlc
Steign
Allen Outlaws Hemmed In at Blue Ridge Grasslands
In Hilleville Virginia on March 28 a dawn drive by four sharp shooting detectives seeks to trap the Allen fugitives tied to the Carrol court house killings. Detectives guard known passes as they press the Blue Ridge chase for ldna Fried Allen and Wesley Edwards with three at large. Detective Thomas Feix leads the operation and says three men are believed trapped though Claude Swanson Allen may be far away.
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Hilleville
Allens
Ldna
Fried Allens
Wesley Edwards
Carro
Blue Ridge
Tits Place
North Carolina
Thomas Lb. Feix
Claude Swanson Allen
Grand Marais Near Famine Strain Hits Minnesota Town
In Grand Marais Minnesota residents face severe shortages as winter ice blocks access from the outside world. Supply routes run 40 miles to the railroad, charging 240 a ton, driving up costs and leaving many poor residents in need.
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Minnesota
Duluth
Minn
Grand Marais
Lake Superior
Henry Phipps Grants NYC Real Estate To Sons
Henry Phipps Sr a Nassau County New Yorker transfers real estate in the city valued at about 10 million dollars to his three sons John Henry and Gowland to simplify his affairs and reduce burdensome duties. The transaction dated March 26 follows a record gift of 10 000 008 dollars to Sona Pittsburg.
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Sona Pittsburg
Henry Phipps, Sr
John&. Henry
Gowland
Nassau County
New York
Phipps
Adeva
Snc
State News in Brief Madison Wisconsin 1912 notices
Banking examiner A B Gelltus resigns to become vice president and manager of Citizens' Savings and Trust Milwaukee. Bishop Schwebach confirms 7,777 children at May tour across Wisconsin. Mrs Margaret Reilly, 104, dies in Emerald after living in Ireland and West Virginia. 1912 corn acreage forecast down to half of 1911 in western Wisconsin. Wisconsin governors delegates head to Maine after primaries to back La Follette. Cattle herd condemned for Listeria in Manitowoc County. Mary Vanderlinden, 15, drinks carpolic acid to threaten mother. Dane County inheritance tax of 19,763.67 dollars collected from Livingston estate. Beloit Freeport high school wins women’s suffrage debate. College student exemptions from $200 tax deduction questioned in La Crosse. Weigel bodies found. two daughters of F X Weigel discover father’s death. 2011-12 Wisconsin Badgers basketball set record: 12 conference wins, 384 points. Pastor Leek resigns in Racine to lead in Compton California. Neenah woman grows orange tree indoors showing fruit despite climate.
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Milwaukee
New Inn
Owtts
John W. Burdick
Menominee
John G. Dunning
Prandon
Anna Jacobson
Elksiorn
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Rock Elm
Mary Lynch
Green Bay
James N. McCarey
Three Lakes
James A. Sprinkel
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Floada
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Postmasters Plan Meeting
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George Clinton
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Charlea
Smith
Buffalo
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Cor
Srolth
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Monitor
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Ogbt
Merrimac
Sto Cogigners
Senate Finance Committee
Honsa
New Jersey
Senator Kerr
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SLASH
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Allen Outlaws
Blug Ridge
State News
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Citizens' Savings and Trust Company
Knolt
la Crosse
James Schweback
la Cropse
Ui Kernville
Marshfield
Trewitt
Auburndate
Sherry
Milladore
Colby
Dorchester
Athens
Edgar
Cassville
Stratford
Ko Zellvville
Hatley
Mry Convent
New Richmond
Margaret Reilly
Margaret Hoffron
Emerald
Ireland
America
Wheeling
W. Va
Branton
John J. Reilly
Margaret Heffron
Corm Inat
Croix
Manitowoc
Er Gin
Fetzer
Whitelaw
Appleton
Lke Stradgers
Mary Vanderlinden
Aizteen
Dane County
Joheston Livingston
Livingston
Beloit
la Crosae
Annessor Kesseer
College Studerca
la Crosee Parenta
Madisan
Atatletics
W. E. Meanwell
University
Badger
Badgers
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Raclnel
W. P. Leek
First Methodist Church
Compton
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Colorado
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Neenah
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Neeneh
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