Wisconsin Assembly Defeats Third Time Governor Vetoes Bills
Governor La Follette vetoes four bills as Milwaukee and state measures face rejection. Key bills opposed include a $90,000 state museum project, a police and highway funding tweak, and an insurance licensing bill aimed at curbing underground or graveyard insurance. Several measures advance, including debt refinancing and a county printing bill, while highway appeal and Milwaukee county ticket provision are debated.
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Brockhausen
Congress
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District Court of
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Senate delays bill on society funds and street work
The Senate indefinitely postponed the bill increasing the Historical Society appropriation. It refused to rerefer an assembly bill on Capitol Square street improvements, which would grant $5,000. Senators plan to finish work but warned layovers will be objected unless well justified, aiming to avoid a long session.
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Watertown Electric Co
Rock River
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Wilcox
Beach
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Hudpall
Seselon
Multiple Disasters and Bank Failures Hit Early City Roads
News in brief reports a fire in East St Louis killing 460 mules and destroying Maxwell & Crave sheds, paralysis of E W Nash in Omaha, a southbound train derailment near Columbia Tennessee with light injuries, Goldfield Bank liabilities of 78 090 and assets 4 820 with vault 816, Merchants Trust in New York closing under Douglas Jobinson as receiver, and Samuel Untermyer stating a suspension of business to prevent a run amid unmarketable securities.
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Minneapolis
Frank Green
Fox
East St Louis
Sdles
Maxwell & Crave
Sports Bros
Omaha
E. W. Nash
American Refining and Smelttaz Company
Louisville & Nashville
Columbia, Tenn
Goldfield New. Bank and Trust Company
Young
Goldfield Investment Company
Merchants Trast Company
Douglas Jobinson
Roosevelt
Samuel Untermyer
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Phillips
Chicago Market Prices and Livestock Quotations Summary
Chicago markets show mixed closings with oats, rye and lard futures quoted. livestock receipts noted with steer, heifer and sheep volumes. Dairy prices hold steady with creameries at 13 cents and dairies at 16 to 18 cents, while live poultry lists turkey at 14 half to 15 cents per pound and eggs steady.
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RAILWAY TO VLADIVOSTOK SEVERED AND FORTRESS ISOLATED
London May 24 Telegraph Tokio correspondent says the railway to Vladivostok has been severed isolating the fortress. Masampho on Corea coast reports indicate Admiral Tojo's fleet remains off the coast. No word from Rojestvensky. admiralty skeptical of reports of his death. Brillet sent to Vladivostok as precaution. Russians reportedly left Annam coast. Baltic fleet divisions believed to be nearing the Pacific. Sergius assassin Kalesev hanged in St. Petersburg.
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Brillett
Ian Bagehlp
Hongkong
Annam
Jonquieves
Indo-China
Monmouthshire
Hankoke Bay
Tokyo
Sergius
Ivan Kalesev
Grerd
Moscow
Cooking Without Fire At Exhibitions Show Invention
The article describes a new heating method for food that requires no fire or pots. A tomato soup option uses a perforated unit that fizzes, boils, and then after five minutes, inverted and heated a further five minutes to yield ready to pour soup. It claims multiple soups and accompaniments can be prepared, suitable for motorists, soldiers, explorers, and various out-of-home settings.
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Watta Long
Professionals Gant Play Ball on Sundays
New York reports an opinion by Corporation Counsel Delaney holding Sunday professional baseball illegal in greater New York. It states professionals playing on Sundays should be arrested and tried for violating the Sunday law. Games with free admission but programs sold would also incur arrests.
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New York
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Isllegal
Mayors resignations spark Philadelphia gas lease clash
In Philadelphia on May 24 Mayor Weaver’s demands trigger a political battle as Directors Costello and Smyth resign under pressure over the 75 year lease of the city gas works to United Gas Improvement. Rumors place Fomus Hicks as public works director and Alex Crow Jr as public safety chief, while reform factions rally to Weaver against the GOP organization-led status quo.
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Durham
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Fnomus L. Hicks
Sclent
Alex” Crow, Jr
Willie
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Tufek
Fast
By Gaa
United Gay Improvement Comany
Fo Reform Organizations
Reform
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