Wisconsin News Roundup Says La Follette Plans and Belgian Aid
Wisconsin coverage notes Senator La Follette plans to spend summers in the state and bolster forces for 1916 while Gov Philipp weighs road policy and suffrage referendums. It also describes Wisconsin Belgian aid plans with Carnegie Foundation land purchases for Belgian refugees and a push to fund northern Wisconsin settlement.
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la Follette
Fengen
United States
Robert M. la Follette
J. Pollette
Wisconsin
Madison
la Foliette
Wash’ington
Badger
Milwaukee
Philipp
Senate
Francie E. MecGovern
Republican Party
McGovern
United States Senate
Paul G. Husting
Belgium
Carnegie Foundation Fund
Chicago
Jeph
M. J. Cleary
State Highways Commission
Central Administrative Board
Assembly
Agsemblyman
George Hambrecht
Civil Service Commission
Bosshard Andi Tipping
Waa
Hoyce
Fina
Vice
How to Care a Chronic Cough
A Jackson reader recalls chronic cough relief after Vincl tonic. He describes prior failures with cough syrups and credits two bottles with curing the cough, improved energy, and restored vigor. The letter notes cod liver oil minerals and tonic iron in Vincl and promises money back if it fails.
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Jackson
L. Dennis
Lynch Street
Mize
Leyton's
Myself and Me Poem Ad Dresses Self Friendship Theme
A humorous unsigned verse extols self friendship urging harmony with one s own company. The speaker warmingly notes talking and walking with oneself, avoiding crowds, and treating oneself kindly as the best friend. The piece ends with self trust and mutual respect.
Wall Street politics stir Republican rift warns Borah
The Milwaukee Journal reports Senator Borah criticizes plans to shift the Republican party toward extreme actionaries. The piece condemns Wall Street influence while noting Lehigh Valley Railroad President Thomas suggests large federal spending if Washington is clear. It cites a 2 1 4 percent quarterly dividend and warns of party betrayal if reforms align with Wall Street interests.
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Milwaukee
Borah És Ty
Hanna
Wall-st
Thomas
Lehigh | Valley Railroad
United States
Washington
Lehigh Valley
Federal Reserve Board
The
Trade Commission
I Iness
Gulf
Milwaukee Free Press Changes Hands in Milwaukee
The Milwaukee Daily Free Press, owned by ex senator Isagre Stephenson, was sold to a new firm named Milwaukee Press Corporation. Capitalized at 120000, the company has sixty stockholders led by Theodore Kronshage. The price reportedly was 40000 and the deal includes assuming debts since the November option. Ex Cor F B McGovern reportedly has indirect interests.
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Milwaukee Daily Free Press
United Sates
Isagre Stephenson
Milwaukee Press Press Corporation
Theodore Kronshage
Milwaukee
F. B. McGovern
Judicial Elections In Several Circuits Headed For Ballots
The final day for filing nomination papers for judicial elections across circuits is set with printing on the April ballots. Madison Chief Justice John B. Winslow is unopposed for re election. Circuit names and candidates include Tenth John Bottensek Claude G. Cannon Albert He Krugmeier Francis J. Rooney Appleton. Larson Werner Shawano. Sixteenth Alexander H Reid incumbent Wausau. Seventeenth Emery W Crosby Neillville James ONeill incumbent Neillsville Clinton G Vince Charles A Veeder Manston. Nineteenth James Wickham incumbent Haviland.
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Santa
John B. Winslow
Madison
Supreme Court
Tenth Judicial Circuit
John Bottensek
Claude G. Cannon
Albert He Krugmeier
Francis J. Rooney
Appleton
Albert 5. Larson
Edgar V. Werner
Shawano
Sixteenth Circuit
Alexander H Reid
Wausau
Emery
Crosby
Neillaville
James Oneill
Neillsvil'e
Clinton G. Vince
Charles A. Veeder
Manston
James Wickham
Havilatre
Draft advertisement for plumbing and mail order rights
An宣 terse ad offers home toilet installation and sewer opposition, claiming county rights if desired. It mentions free advertising cooperation and complete installation by BR. G. Richter of Wass, Wie, with mail order rights.
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Go Concern
BR. G. Richter
Wass, Wie
Dry Weather Jokes Stir Western Campfire Talk
A column notes a group of western men joke about drought and fish standing on their noses. One man jokes of pulling a 395 foot well through a clothes wringer to fetch a drink for a baby. Billy Sunday calls Chicago an all hell ridden rum hole and invites action.
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Billy
Chicago
Dr King’s New Discovery Ad for Cough Remedy
An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery for colds and coughs. It claims rapid relief and better sleep after a dose, urging readers to send stamps for a trial bottle and noting testimonials from Oswego and Philadelphia.
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Dr. King
A. Gooper
Oswego
Saya
Discovery
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