Panama fair bill passes and regents issue debated
Madison May 20. The assembly approved a 75 000 appropriation to represent Wisconsin at the Panama Pacific exposition of 1918. The Roessler bill repealing primary campaign pamphlet publication was sent to congress. Other measures on contracts banking and recall of commissioners were enacted or killed as described by state officials.
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Wisconsin Crop Reports and May Department Analysis
The Wisconsin state board of agriculture collects crop reports detailing winter grain and grass conditions, with acreage comparisons for other crops and livestock. May department statistics will be analyzed and distributed in a few days. The Wisconsin convention of the Laymen's Missionary Movement in Madison drew 400 delegates at a university gym banquet.
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Crown Princess Marie Improves Roumanian Standing by Peasant Image
A detailed look at royal strategy in Romania shows Crown Princess Marie using national costume imagery and family portraits to win popular support. The campaign, including photos of Charles, Nicholas, and Elizabeth Marie as peasants, helped Roumanian citizens embrace their monarchy and view Roumania as a rising power in eastern Europe despite regional turmoil. Meanwhile a separate report notes vandals maiming a sacred bull in India and a reward offered for those responsible.
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Sacred bull killed at Los Angeles wild animal farm
The sacred bull featured in numerous motion pictures was killed at a wild animal farm outside Los Angeles. The farm houses about a hundred jungle denizens and serves as a residence for many animals used in filming.
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Painting Fooled Mice at University Dairy?
Mrs Clara M Sims of the University of Withole College of Agriculture painted a large red apple in water color with green foliage. Mice ate the apple but spared the sprig and leaves, suggesting the pigment had no taste or odor and that sight attracted the rodents.
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Chicago
Clara M. Simé
College of Agriculture
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Sims
Dog Attack Accident Injures Pittsburg Hunter
Kah James McFall hunted with his dog in Pittsburg when the animals fought. He set the rifle down and restrained one dog, but a second dog’s tail tripped the trigger. The bullet is not yet recovered from McFall’s hand, though a wound exists.
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France to Open First Public Athletics College Aided by Marquis
France plans a national college of athletics funded by Marquis da Polignac to train athletes and trainers. Lieutenant Georges Hebert leads the program at Relme with a new gymnasium, swimming pool, stadium, and trap area. The initiative aims to prepare for Berlin 1916 and foster nationwide athletic education.
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Wisconsin Briefs Chronicle Clergy Moves and Local Tragedies
Portage ministers accepted calls to new churches as Rev. McKay and Rev. Bloghaus moved to replace retiring pastors. A Maiden Rock farmer died by strychnine, and a car crash near East Ellsworth left a man and his daughter injured. Ashland elected officers for the county fair. Stockbridge priest to retire after 40 years. Other items include drownings near Oshkosh, a church diocese reconciliation, and various local incidents.
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