La Follette calls special session in Wisconsin
Wisconsin Governor Robert M. La Follette opens a special session to meet December 4 1905 at Madison. Proposals include capitol repairs railroad regulation taxes licenses and election reforms with hearings on various measures and an investigation into public service expenditures.
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LaFollette
Robert M. LaFollette
la Follette
Madison
Washington
Congress
Senate
Doughty Robert
Wis
T. Robert M. la Follette
Wisconsin
A. D
Kwo. S
Superior
Reorganization of State Democratic Party Under New Chairman
The selection of a new state chairman signals a thorough party reorganization led by Manson a young capable organizer allied with Neal Brown. Plans target an energetic 1906 campaign to restore prestige after defections to the populist element. Inner leaders favor Dr H A Lathrop of this city for governor with strong backing anticipated.
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Democratic Party
Manson
Neal Brown
Democracy
H. A. Lathrop
The
New Democracy
Dr. Lathrop
Marshfield Bedding Co Builds Strong Line of Finished Goods
Marshfield Bedding Co expands from a small plant to a multi building operation covering several acres. The company, formed as a stock venture in 1694, now produces hair, wool, excelsior and all kinds of mattresses, springs, cots, cribs and couches with frames and wood-work for springs. It heavily rebuilt after a 1902 fire and operates mainly in western and central states with a 45-man staff.
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Marshfield
I Row
Fred Vollmar
Wm. Noll
E. L. Reese
E. E. Ames
Edwin Wagner
Excelsior
Middle States
George A. Huntzicker
Charles H. Gay
C. E. Reed
Louis Bender
John Johnson
Mary Cramer
Lee Toepfer
Alonzo Cole
Leonard Lang
Mike Ross
William Kuntz
William Dix
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R. M. Lafollette
Marsifield Wedding Company
Otalele
Lathrop
Marshfield Bedding CO
Lively Manufacturing
Hart Schaffner
G ° Marx
Hart Schaffmer & Marx
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Hart Schaffner & Marx Fine Suits
Han
Carney’s ”Aw
Kersey
Viennas
Carney
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