Boxing Measure Passes Howe Aims for State Boxing Regs
By overwhelming vote the assembly passed the boxing measure creating a three member athletic commission with a salaried secretary. Bouts will be run by authorized athletic associations and tax revenue earmarked for the state treasury. The bill follows debate over McCarty’s death and moves to regulate weigh-ins and general boxing rules. Adjournment set for June 12 with committees to study remaining bills before reconvening.
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Madisop
Big Haw
Hedding
KHL
Dawn
Pierce County
Butcher McCarty
Calgary
Canada
McGarey Hind
L. Sullivan
Johnson
Heddigham
Sil
Senate
Wisconsin Osteopathic Association Adopts Mixed Health Board
Governor McGovern argued the Ley Leyley view commission bill and the Wegle proposal to fund a Milwaukee administration building at 50000 dollars. Officers chosen by osteopaths. The Wisconsin State Osteopathic Association adjourned in Milwaukee. A resolution favored a mixed state board of health with allopaths and osteopaths, rather than separate osteopathic state bodies. Informal installation of the newly elected officers followed.
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Office of
State Aremrarahal
Insurance Department
AcCovern
Clem Poost
Milwaukee
Ste Fire Marstialo
Thomas M. Purtolt
McGovern
Linley View Commission
Milwaukea
Wisconsin State Osteopathic Assorination
Ansl Seselon
Wteemizarian
State Board of Health
Enrollment figures at University of Wisconsin detailed
The University of Wisconsin Madison reports 6,790 students with 3,022 in correspondence study, totaling 9,812. The College of Agriculture grows by 108 to 743, while the College of Engineering lists 675 students. The Medical School rises to 66, and the Law School to 187. Foreign students total 46, with China leading among nations. overall faculty counts 624 with 93 professors.
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University of Wisconsin
Madison
College of Engineering
U Kilin
College of Agriculture
College of Fetters and Petence
Gormal
Law
School of Music
College of Engineerig
China
Canada
Mexico
Japan
Turkey
Peru
Patt Rica
Transvaal
Argentina
Armenia
Australia
Belgium
Brazil
Costa Rica
Russian
Venezuela
Mereara Wo
Alaska
Cuba
Philippines
Automats Numbers Rise in Wisconsin Users
Wisconsin residents are increasing doses of automat devices from 125 to 130 or more daily, says A. Q. T. Cobban, secretary of state's registration clerk. Registrations run high, sometimes 1804 daily. Old machines licensed already, new registrations equal daily sales. Vernons county shows rising adoption. former State Treasurer A. H. Dahl reports selling one to three machines daily from his Westhwelies Madison home.
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Wisconsin
A. Q T. Cobban
Secretary of State
S of Due
Vernon County
A. A H. Dahl
Wesths
Madison
Wisconsin Association of Title Men Convenes in Waukesha
The annual meeting of the Wisconsin Association of Title Men will be held in Waukesha in late June. William H. Hardy, the club president, helped secure the event for the city. A banquet at Resihaven is planned as a special feature.
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Wisconsin Association of Title Men
Waukesha
William H. Hardy
Resihaven
Plan to Label Wisconsin Grown Made Products
Andrew WW Hopkins editor of the Wisconsin Farmer proposes a statewide plan to label only superior Wisconsin grown or made products. The initiative urges producers and manufacturers to adopt "Grown in Wisconsin" and "Made in Wisconsin" labels to boost recognition and mark quality.
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Wisconsin
Andrew WW. Hopkins
Wisconsin Farmer
Civil War Veterans Set Reunion On Gettysburg Battlefield
The Pennsylvania commission plans a 1933 Gettysburg reunion for forty thousand veterans from North and South. Free transportation is limited to Pennsylvania veterans. others travel at own expense. A vast camp and four day program from July 1 to 4 feature joint ceremonies, military displays, and a national peace milestone shaped by state and federal support.
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Startisburg
Joe
Gray
Gettysburg
Pears
Pensylvania
Congress of the
United States
Pennsylvania
Gettyebung
Trunk Line Passenger Association
Becausa
Peninsylvania Comminaion
Grand Army of the Republic
United Confederate Veterans
United States Army
Car Monwealth
Jay
Great Peace Memorial
Revellin
Ais
Wulon
South
Gettieburg
Vicksburg
Mississippi
State of
Little Round Top
Quok! Ridge
Cemetery Hil
Leg
National Park
Battle
Union
Quotations on Women and Coquetry in Social Views
A fragmentary selection of quotes critiques women’s pursuit of marriage and captivation, contrasting male and female perceptions. It contrasts Count Tolatol’s ironic remarks with anonymous observations on women’s focus and daily life, noting wariest social expectations and a sense of restless routine.
Supreme Court Upholds Baern Ouster Ruling
Wisconsin's supreme court reverses lower court, holding that Gov. McGovern exceeded authority in removing Insurance Commissioner Herman J. Ekern and that the ouster action was improper. Justice Marshall writes majority. Chief Justice Winslow and Justice Barnes dissent. The decision allows swift judgment for the plaintiff, denies quo warranto relief, and clarifies due process and notice issues. Governor remains subject to court review in executive actions.
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Winslow
Barnes
Gov. McGovern
Madisona
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Herman J. Ekern Wex
McGovern
Sembly
Marshall
Barnes Wisnentiig
Ekern
Iin
Imige Stevens
Ulrewlt Court
Supreme Court
Bir
Talus Thandikern
Executive Department
Water Too Cold for Fish at Sheboygan Hatchery
Water conditions at Sheboygan affect hatchery operations as fry deliveries are redirected to Delaware facilities. Officials plan a local hatchery expansion focused on lake whitefish and bluegill varieties to better match seasonal water temperatures.
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Sheboygan
Delafield
Fruit Year Expected as Apple Plum Cherry Output Rises
Fruit trend points to a record breaking year with apples plums and cherries surging and data predicting strawberries will break all records. Canning companies in the region brace for a big season with growing output across berries and other fruits.
Guernsey Association Elects Charles Hill President
Rosendale official Charles Hill, member of the state board of agriculture, was elected president of the American Guernsey Cattle Association at a meeting in New York, honoring Badger and Woosa-Charles Hill.
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Badger
Woosa
Charles Hill
Rosendale
State Board of Agriculture
American Guernsey Cause Association
New York
Racine Student Wins State Oratorical Honors
In the state oratorical contest held here, Fred Pickel of Racine was awarded first honors. Other competitors included high school entrants from Superior La Crosse Wheeling Linden and Tensailwk.
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Racine
Tomahawk
Fred Pickel
High Sensel Superiat
la Crasse
Wheeine
Linden
Tensalinwk
Reverend Clapp Leaves Neenah for Watertown Mission Work
Reverend WoL Clapp, a Baptist pastor widely known in the Flute for serving as executive secretary of the Larmen's Missionary movement, resigns from Neenah and moves to Watertown to continue missionary duties.
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Clapp
Neenah Neenah
Wol. Clapp
Larmen
Watertoo, Fa
Marriag e in Chicago and other Wisconsin notes
Reports reveal a Chicago secret marriage involving Mariachse Reuber and Mise Mildred Vt Harth, with social prominence. Other items cover mining company representatives held in Mexico, court damages in Madison, and a spate of accidents including drownings and injuries across Racine, Appleton, Green Bay, Oshkosh, Fond du Lac, Monroe, Marinette, Madison, West Bend and Kenosha.
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Mariachse
Reuber
N. Stephenson
United States
Stephenson
Mise
Mildred Vt. Harth
Chicago
Bus
B. W. Davis
Marinecte
Bitter Sweet Place
Cuicago
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McCarty
Board of Education
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Anivarsus Peyetts
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
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Jatesville
J. B. Richards
B. A. F Loether
Eau Claire
John H. Noble
Green Bay
Thomas A. Wensink
T. BE. Pritchard
Fon¢ du Lac
Jancerilte
la Crosse
Green Bay Ecounei
Julien
Reansylvania
Congress of the United States
Commonwealths
Count Lyon N. Tolatol
Count Lyof Kk
Baern
Badger News
Fond du Lac
J. Connell
Gireuit
Connell
J. W. Tehmer
Vonora
Willim Paulsof
Barlington
Albert Wileing
O. & S. W. Brakeman
Madison—Assemblymatt Carpenter
Baraboo
Frank Harding
Kikhorn
Babcock
Richmong Brothers
Troy
Green Bar
Lester
Afteer
John Dawe
Lake Michigan
Appleton
Robert Muvert
Ashland
Buchegner
Glidden
Jeferson
James Cox
Oshkosh
Twenty-first Regiment
the Bay
Shehorgan
Frank Buthe
Dotyville
Kenogha
Frances H. Newall
Long Teach
Cat
O. S Newall
California
Mattie Gates
Osk Park
Monroe
Klondike
Frea Stampike
Marinette
Christopher McGuire
Menominee
Madleon
of the Holy Redeemer Church
West Bend
Herman Mueller
Arso ,Mueler
Leng
Edward
Herbert Wright
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