Vetoes and Senate Summit on Salary Bill in Madison
Governor L. L. Fallatte vetoes the proposed salary increases for the attorney general and aides, opposing raises from 3000 to 5000 for the attorney general and related raises, citing fiscal and staffing concerns. He also withholds approval on Dunn pocket ballot measures. Senators are summoned to hear the final messages and discuss quorum and reassembly.
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Madison
Lee
Allie
Ls. Fallatte
Offic
Penueral
Dairy and Food
Kagwo Ae Way
Senate Considers Barnes Confirmation For Railroad Rate Panel
The assembly met yesterday with limited attendance and adjourned until 10 am today. Senators Bird Burns Martin Rogers Sanborn and Stondall were present. John Barnes of Rhinelander, the governor’s third nominee for the railroad rate commission, faced confirmation delay due to lack of a quorum and was moved to a later session for full attendance.
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Senate
Tofay
Bird
Burns
Martin
Rogers
Sanborn
Stondall
Barnes
Rhinelander
Railroad Rate Commission
Lin
Innuer
John Barnes
Spanish Cabinet Resigns After Confidence Vote Rejected
Madrid reports the entire Spanish cabinet resigned and the move was accepted by King Alfonso. The resignation followed the cabinet’s defeat in a confidence vote in the chamber of deputies.
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Madrid
Pne
Alfonso
Chamber of Deputies
How She Did The Trick The Italian Woman Lifts Heavy Wood
In a Chicago News recount, an engineer notes a knack among laborers. An Italian woman piles scrap lumber, balances it on a cushion under her head, and with four onlookers helps lift the load across the street. The crowd watches as she directs the engineer to cooperate.
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Chicago News
Owen Williams Killed by Northwestern Train at Racine
Owen Williams aged 62 was instantly killed in Racine when he stepped in front of a passenger train as he watched a southbound freight. Engineer Leahy said the man stepped in front of the train. Williams was cousin to Mrs Emil Sckandelu of Milwaukee. Mrs Williams is confined in Oshkosh asylum and four children are left alone.
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Owen Williams
Racine
Wis
Northwestern Trai
Leahy
Willams
Williams
Emil Sckandelu
Milwaukee
Oshkasa
No Progress Toward Settlement in Teamsters Strike
Chicago June 21 progress toward a settlement of the teamsters strike was frac tical. The teamsters committee called on various employers but no definite agreement was reached. Efforts will be continued today.
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Chicago
Teamsters
Teamsters’ Committee
Paneing Gossip Sparks Suspicion Across Town
In a noisy exchange, Manor Man and Marla challenge the gossip mill about a trust company and an insurance firm. The discussion hints at corruption and a magnate’s involvement, including a cited sum of 1.9 percent, shaping speculation and distrust among locals.
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Manu
Marla
Gossin
Steen
Gern
Madison 1905 class exercises urge college commons plan
The Madison class day program for the class of 1905 includes speeches by Miss Eliza Bent Foley on unity and college traditions, and Reuben J. Neckerman on student relations with faculty. Henry C. Duke discusses merit and future Wisconsin unity, while Eudora Cook emphasizes humanity and helping neighbors. Farewell addresses urge loyalty to ideals, and a class prophecy reflects on university life and duties to the state.
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Madison
Reuben
J. Neckerman
Sears
Wisconsin
Lowis
Pan Rogers
Varsity
Jeune de Sircie Dietion
Neckerman
Eudora I
Cook
Lake Mis
Fao
Justors
Henry C. Duke of Madison
Grimis
Clasé
United States
University of Wisconsin hailed as nation’s leading seat of learning
The address recounts enrollment growth from 2706 to 32000 and the university’s rise in prestige, noting resignations and arrivals of professors, a progressive president, and calls to protect scholars from moneyed interests. It contrasts American academic freedom with Soviet oppression and features remarks by Orval J. Shunk and Thomas J. Beston.
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Ee University
Wisconsin
Oxford
Tre
Juhi
Believa
Tra BR. Cross
Michigan
Highiry
University of Wisconsin
Ike Galileo
Hourwich
Trigss
Bemis
Veblen
America
Russia
Siberian
Frussia
Misa Oral J. Shunk
Devonport
Thomas J. Berto
Amberat
General Gomez Buried in Havana Funeral Procession
Funeral of General Maximol Gamez lon took place yesterday with a vast procession from the republic's establishment era. The three mile route to the cemetery was packed with mourners including all government departments, foreign ministers, governors, and civic societies, and the remains were laid in a temporary grave with military honors.
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Rétmains
Havana
Gener Maximol Gamez
Lon Jilace
Republic
Congress and Alaska and the slow legislative course
In a long critique William Garrott Brown argues Alaska suffered from delayed U S action. He notes seven teen years to organize civil government and that earlier leasing of Pribilof islands to a company yielded strong revenues but lacked foundational law. He cites no preemption conveyance debt collection, limited protection outside military posts, and ongoing illegal traffic toward Indians.
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Congress
Pribyloff Islands
Umit
Alaska
QO. O. Howard
Washington
England
Wice Por
Wiliam Garcott Brown
Atlantic
Big Sum for Missions
Minneapolis June 21 The national convention of the United Norwegian Lutheran church yesterday appropriated 330000 for home mission work and appointed standing committees.
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Minneapolis
National Convention
Ualted
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Noted Jurists Hold Reunion Celebrating Class of 1875
Eleven members of the university law class of 1875 held the thirtieth anniversary reunion yesterday afternoon with a picnic at Esther Beach a cruise on Lake Manora and a smoker at Justice J H Carpenter's home in Madison The gathering accompanied university ceremonies and an alumni banquet planned for the Armory Hall Alumni including Justice J B Winslow J C Retwin and several judges and lawyers attended a day of social events and remarks by notable alumni with an outdoor concert by Nitschies orchestra scheduled later
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J. H. Carpenter
Madison
Te Alumni Association
Oda
J.B. Winslow
J. C. Retwin
Neenah
Ansee J.C. Sherwin
Shier
Supreme Court of Iowa
Mason City
Jndze
PF Dunwiddie
Circuit Cour
Menomomie
Wis
John Wd. Bollenseck
Appleton Alumni Day
Altend
Alumni Association
Voor
University Hall
Acmory Hall
Magnus Swenson
Pliny Norcross
Janesville
Moses E. Clapp
St. Pan. Minn
H. H. Jacobs
Milewaukee
Frederick J. Turner
R. van Mise
John Bascons
Nitschies Orchestra
Mandy and Zeke Share a Moment Amid Laughing Tease
A fragment from a Philadelphia Press item shows Mandy newly by Zeke’s side reacting to his playful kiss. The scene reads with dialect, implying light, affectionate tension as bystanders observe.
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Wicorsin Board
Charlotte E. Hanunehs
Kenosha
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Jordan
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Juta A. Cole
Milwanee
Nantel Wi Hoa
Waukesha
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General Gonez
Piche
Smoker
Armory Ball
Talore
Julius B. Olson
Frank B. Brandegee
Connecticut
Orville H. Platt
Zeke
Mandy
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