Special Legislature Session Set For April 30 In Madison
Governor McGovern calls a special session of the Wisconsin legislature in Madison at 3 p.m. on April 30 to decide ten subjects, including riverfront dam and wall projects for Black River and Portage Valley protection, water power laws, weights and measures, public lands law, election validation, Lloyds insurance, city home rule, fish and game protection, and funding for the legislative reference department. The note explains flood damage at Black River Falls and the urgent need for state aid.
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Madison
McGovern
Wisconsin
Brant
Black River
Portage
Columbia
Fox
Legislative Reference Department
Jack River Falls
Dells
Hatfield
Black River Falls
National Guard
Linder
Pote
Lmit
St Munh
Wisconsin pork prospects spark state talks and reunions
Wisconsin leaders forecast pork profitability, with J P Martiny of the Wisconsin Live Stock Breeders association promoting live stock tours across southern Wisconsin from March 25 to April 8. Alumni events loom at the University of Wisconsin with reunions, glee clubs, and athletic plans led by Madison executives. Legislative push favors Wisconsin promotion amid funding debates, while road material studies and model highway projects gain traction with Ozaukee and Pepin counties offering cooperation.
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Badger
Wisconsin
Badger State
J. P. Martiny
Wisconsin Live Stock Breeders ® Association
Marling
University of Wisconsin
Assembly Hall
Richard Lloyd Jones
A. L. Goddard
Louis P. Lachner
Wisconsin Glee Clubs
Hi. Washburn
Chicvago
Wisconsin Highway Commission
State Geological Survey
Atretchea
Ozaukee
Pepin
Miners Dead and 105 Trapped in Oklahoma Mine Disaster
Eleven more bodies are feared buried as a mine explosion at Sans Bois Coal Co. No 2 in McCurtain Oklahoma leaves 105 miners dead or unaccounted. Rescue efforts press on despite dense gas and smoke. five bodies recovered, others found, volunteers and doctors dispatched. mine inspectors and a rescue car prepare to reinforce efforts.
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Stort Smith & Western Hallway Company
Shall
Queen
McCurtain
McAlester
Okla
Burgess
Reach Apparats
Federal Bureau of Mines
Ottumwa
S. CO. Stevenson
Train Robbery in Mississippi Delivers $60,000
Four masked bandits robbed Mobile and Ohio train No. 4 near Corinth Mississippi blowing open the express car safe and fleeing into dense underbrush near the Tombigbee River with an amount rumored to be $60,000. Express messenger William Snoddy provided details but withheld exact sums. The train reached St Louis hours late with investigators pursuing leads.
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Corlath
Miss
Mobile and
Ohio
Tuscumbay
River
St. Louis
Mobile and Ohio
Corinth
Migs
William Snoddy
Snoddy
Mother Refuses to Testify Against Son in Jewelry Theft
Louise Kramer is jailed for contempt of court after refusing to testify in a case accusing her son M. M. Kramer of stealing jewelry worth 1885 dollars from his mother. Her attorney filed notice of appeal. In jail she proclaimed she would not testify, insisting her son is innocent despite police pressure.
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Seattle
Louise Kramer
Sony 4
M. Kramer
Althouh
Carnegie Sends Bridal Gift to Nashville Bride
Carnegie sent a wedding gift of 1900 dollars to Miss Mary Hannah Johngay, libraries figure in Nashville, who is to marry Dr. P P. Claxton, United States Commissioner of Education, in March.
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Carnegie
Nashville
Tenn
Andrew Carnegie
Mary Hannah Johngay
Carnegie Lbrary
P P. Claxton
United States Commissioner of Education
State Happenings From Across Wisconsin Farms to Courts
Below-Roth County farmers urge Governor McGovern to appoint Judge OG U Rows to the state board of agriculture. In Shopiere, farmer meetings endorse the move. petitions circulate nationwide. Also reported: Lakeview House fire near North Fond du Lac causes heavy damage. Catherine Spell dies bychloral form. Rev Alois Kraus solemns first mass in Sun Prairie. Joseph Halse presents an egg record in ManUewor. Will Switzer bound over for stabbing his brother in La Crosse County. Frank Gallop dies in police service. Adrian Heyming wins damages in Barron for deer-misidentification. petitions filed for non-partisan judgeship in Madison. Green Bay directors name officers. Milwaukee line upgrade order prompts double tracking. university grants awarded in Madison. scarlet fever wanes in Kendahl while diphtheria rises. Elks elect Fel lendt in Madison. intercollegiate oratorical results at Ripon.
Cure Claimed for Baby Eczema by Teething Remedy
Mrs Freeman Craver of Syracuse recounts her eight month old daughter's persistent eczema on face neck and back. A doctor linked it to teething but cures with Cuticura Soap and Ointment followed by a 32 page booklet. After a year old the child was fully cured and remained well.
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Freeman Craver
Lewis St
Syracuse
N. Y
Boston
The Ugly Brute and a Garbled Exchange
A garbled dialogue shows Birs Blenks and Brenke trading quips about con- sequences and a slump in craft. Garfield Tea is promoted as a natural herbal remedy available at drugstores amid odd, fragmented chatter about life and luck.
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Slack River
Fox River Valloy Dental Society
Appleton
G. A. Stratton
Oshkosh
WR Tennent
Fond du Lac
CG. Norris
Moore
Anjueton
Ellis
Usher
Ellis B. Usher
Wisconsin Archaeological Society
Mwaukee
Joseph Ringvisen
A. S. Flitnt
Emil Bgaensel
Irving Thompson
Arthur Wenz
W. A. Phillips
C. S. Fortier
S. R. Whitney
Wisconsin Stack
Joan L. Tormey
Wisconsin College of Agriculture
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Chicago & Northwestern
Wisconaln
Chicago
Kansas City
South St. Paul
Omaha
Sioux City
Perry
Lake Erie
Stave Jones
Wisconsin State Board of Immigraton
Wisconair Immgration Commission
Wiscongin
Roarvel
Seplale
Tive Wisson
Immigration Board
Oklahoma
Searchera
Express
Mobile
Mumon Son
Roth County
Upad
McGovero
OG. U
State Board of Agriculture
Farmers” Institute
Shoplere
Rose
Coumry
Lakeview House
North
Tle
George W. Post
Act
Plymouth
Catherine
Sun Prairie
Alois P. Kraus
Church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus and Mary
Joseph Halse
Ashland
Hig
Will Switzer
Switsar
Ete
Frank
la Crosse
Frank Gallop
Gulesville
Barron
Adripn Heyming
Cameron
Ah Deer
Adolph Bronstad
Cirent
Secretary of State
Frear
A. J. Gill
Oconto
Twentieth Circuit
Green Bay
Snouat
Green Bay & Western Rail
Kewaunee
Green Bay & Western
Ahnapee & Western
Iola & Northern
5. S. Falmer
New York
J. A. Jordan
Green _ Bay
Charles W. Cox
F. B. Seyipour
J. C. Thurman
J. J. Alramaster
Nequon
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Railroad Submission
Milwaukee Northern Railway
Cedarburg
Deer Track
Milwaukee Road
Unull
Atkinson Avenues
Brown Lear
Miwauke
Thiensville
Piebranez
Kendha
Elizabeth Stickel
Kenoahe
John J. Fellandt
Madison Lodge of Elks
Ripon
John Gross
Beloit College
Lea Rasey
Lawrence College
Thorns Carlyle
Arthur Martin
Arterus
Artemis
Birs
Mr. Brenke
Bim
Prat
Munyon
53Rd & Falfareon
Sta
Philadelphia
Carter
Roth
Rel Road
Maverstock
Maxpstrad
London
End
Greggs, Ee
California Fig Syrup CO
SYRUF
FICS
BAR OF
SENNA
Packace
California
Syasshow
Chesebrough Manufacturing Company
State Street
Coneglidatad
W. L. Douglas
W.L. Douglas
W.L. Bongtes
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