Auto Carists Hear Hearing on Highway Laws in Madison
Madison March 15. Automobile interests from across the state testified before the joint committee on state whales to lobby for reasonable restrictions rather than drastic measures. Speakers argued for equal highway rights, resisted excessive speed limits, and urged a statewide law to preempt local controls while detailing safety, registration, and tax concerns in the push for balanced automobile legislation.
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Mureh
Antonio
Allier
Hp Lew
Milwarshee Chub
AMD
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Ater. Re
Hyelechic Ene
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Remuel
I. F. Bennett
Baiolt
HC Hefolt Club
E. Tracy Brown
Janesville
E. A. Gowran
Portage
Senator Standall
Milwaukee
Touts
Reed
Oshkosh
J. W. Foster
Brandon
E.R. Barkes
A.P. Meslanus
Janesvile
Ha Madison Club
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Lencors Noble
Stondall
Colland
Irida
Tus Wortu
Hid
Impossible Servant at Suyvai's Diner Sparks Admission
A New York diner party discussion centers on Anni Katherine Green and a cook from Employment Agency who questions a woman about her daughter as part of a tale of pride and social mismatch. The exchange ends with a pointed challenge about privacy and propriety.
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Anni Katherine Green
New Yorks
Suyvai
Hamel
Margaret
Peiomd
Los Angeles
Time and the Parker Apofessor in an agricultural college
A quirky tale describes Time and a professor debating humane cooking of animal feed. While driving, a farmer’s herd near the road feeds corn to swine, prompting the theorist to ask whether cooking grain before feeding hogs would hasten digestion and cut the time to digest. The humorous exchange centers on whether theory matches practical animal care.
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Ling
Decorah Crosses Paths in Fugit On Indian Conflict
Fragmentary report describes Decorah a Fugit ion Crosss, Wisconsin, in a deadly encounter with an unnamed Indian. Decorah escaped. Formerly with Buffalo Bis, he planned to nest and show, and on one occasion would have killed Col. Cody for a motive tied to Mr. Krank Powell.
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Decorah
Young Girl Takes Acid in Suicide Attempt at Superior
Charielle Bell eleven year old domestic helper in Superior Wisconsin is recovering after ingesting carbonic acid in a failed suicide attempt. Police say the event occurred March 16 and the girl was found unconscious but is now improving.
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Superior
Wis
Charielle Bell
Sir Caspar Clarke May Decline Met Museum Post
Sir Caspar Patton Clarke, once linked with Pierpont Morgan to head the Metropolitan Museum of Art, may refuse the post due to family ties in England. The proposed rule requiring trustee consent to dismiss a curator angers Morgan, while trustees resist abrogating it.
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Caspar Patton Clarke
Pierpont Morgan
Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York
Caspar
Iva
Morgan
Milwaukee official convict faces mandatory sentence in graft case
Milwaukee inspector Michael Dunn must be sentenced after the Wisconsin supreme court barred a new trial in his graft case. The court remanded for proceedings focused on sentencing for the bribery conviction tied to the Pabst Brewing Company legacy, with penalties of up to 10 years in state prison and fines up to 1,000 dollars.
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Madison
Michael Dunn
Handlng
Pabst Stawlag Company
Supreme Court
Aliecit Court
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Grate
Vinje
Lirages
Ggalost
Beiag
Punt Wis
Pabst Brewing Company
Olga Sy
Gustav Pabst
Richardson Drug Company
E. K. Leser
Attacks Mormon Church by Senator Dubois before Mothers Congress
Senator Pree T. Dubois of Idaho addressed the Mothers Congress in Washington on Purity of the Home. He blamed Mormonism as a major menace, arguing the organization wields political power to protect polygamous practices, controls Utah, and threatens several Western states while enforcement against church leadership remains unlikely.
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Congress
Washington
Pree T. Dubois
Idaho
United States
Mormon Organization
Ite
Utah
Dahot
Wylanming
Oregon
Nevada
Wan
Wyoming
Joseph FP. Smith
Senate
Judge Stops Man From Spanking Daughter in Court
In Gloan Bay Wisconsin on March 14 Judge Mona hand and court officials prevented Albert Jaultzki from spanking his daughter, a mother of three, arguing the case centered on religious conflict.
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Gloan Bay
Wis
Monahand
Albert Jaultzki
Locomotive Accident Claims Marek Dalley’s Leg
Fireman Namhivertern Horiville Wie, age 23, unmarried, fell from his engine as the tender parted while shoveling coal. One leg was severed at the knee in the incident near the locomotive.
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Horiville
Jiu Jitsu Stirs Madison as Miller Beats Japanese Expert
C. J. Miller, former freshman football star, defeats Wahita, a Japanese jiujitsu expert, in a three round bout at the university gym. Audience cheers, while Angell questions the art’s credibility as a weapon, noting it trains the body but can’t beat strong force.
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University Gymnasium
C. J. Miller
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Wahita
Tokyo
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Miler
Walita
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Atler
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B. D. Angell
Ita Jy
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Mutualization Proposed in Statutory Enactment
A proposed statute would compel mutualization for life insurance firms upon reaching 20 million dollars in forge insured. Officers must set aside at least 10 percent of surplus earnings annually to refinance capital stock until all stock is redeemed. If violated, the insurance commissioner can refuse a license. Senate actions included various readings and engrossments as committees weighed measures on taxation, highways, and poor relief.
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Metzler
Sttch
Thieme
Milwaukee County
Racine
Milwaukee
Senate
J.D. Butler
Cohimlt.ce
State
Cuberculosis Commission
State Board of Assessment
Young Rockefeller Keeps In Touch With Bible Class
A Europe based John D. Rockefeller junior stays connected with his New York bible class by mail. A letter notes his return in March and immediate resume of his celebrated Sunday school courses. The group laments declining membership during his absence.
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John D. Rockefeller
Europe
New York
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