Upham Wins Wisconsin Gubernatorial Nomination Rally
At the Wisconsin Republican convention Upham won the gubernatorial nomination on the first ballot with 226 votes amid a crowded session. The party highlighted strong support for protectionist policy and pledged unity to advance labor and capital interests.
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Wisconsin Gubernatorial Nominating Convention Proceedings
A Wisconsin party convention delegates nominate candidates for governor and discuss candidates including James G. Monahan L B Caswell H A Taylor and Hans B Warner amid lengthy speeches by local figures and a follow up informal ballot showing Upham Monahan and Taylor leading in different districts.
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M. G. Jeffris
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Central Committee
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Sonfield
Caswell
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Caswall
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Warner
Kidd
Hansen
Dane County
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Taylor
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Magdeburg
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Rook
James G. Monahan
Darlington
George Gritty
Jefferson
L. B. Caswell
Wisconsin
T. H. Brown
H. A. Taylor
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Prairie da Chilee
Edward J. Skid
Cracyford
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H. Upham
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Quarles
Liphan
Jadge Clagson
Acorto
Barron
Phun
Nils P. Haugen
Pierce
Mr. Breed
Calnet
Mr. Blackstowk
Ln. Gordon
Oshkosh
Major Upham
Ira LB. Bradford
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W. Bl. Byte
Marchiette
Major Scofeld
Assemblyman Hall
Dunn
Mr. Haugen
D. W. Woodwerth
St Walmer
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Walking in Carnot's Funeral Reforming Courage in a Public Moment
A harshly critical letter recalls a funeral procession for a president and notes Gasimir Perler walking between officials as a symbol of resolve and civic duty. The piece frames arcane risk as a test of civilization against assassination and praises leadership amid danger. It also marks Trail D Condit’s 80th birthday at Milburo, celebrating a founder of Scranton and a surviving charter member of the Morris and Basex Railroad.
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United States Grand Jury Probes General Managers' Association
A Chicago grand jury will investigate the general managers' association amid labor leaders being linked to conspiracy claims that aim to disrupt railroad operations and running trains.
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Pullman Car Contracts and Labor Tactics Examined
A long excerpt discusses the Pullman car contract for 75 cars on the Long Island Railroad, alleging underbidding by the Wason company and price cuts by workers’ wages. It quotes George Fisk of Brightwood doubting the fairness of wage cuts and arguing arbitration, and quotes Pullman himself detailing layoffs, reduced piece-work prices, and strategies to win orders while maintaining employment.
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The Army and Its Future Strength Discussed
Army and Navy Journal argues for expanding the U S military to maximum unit strength and fewer enlistment restrictions. It credits Washington for decisive court power over railways and urges Congress to act now to avoid chaos and ensure national rights amid current emergency.
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