Republican Ticket Names and Campaign Notes Across Wisconsin
A long list of Republican statewide and local nominations appears, naming La Follette supporters and candidates for governor, lieutenant governor, secretary of state, treasurer, attorney general, railroad and insurance commissioners, superintendent of public instruction, various county and district offices, and a note on Spooner’s senate bid. Reports from Antigo Journal, Green Bay and Oshkosh papers reflect party unity, endorsements for John C Spooner, Kreutzer for state senate, and calls for continued allyship with Spooner.
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Republican
Rogert M. la Pollette
James O. Davinsos
Walter L. Houses
Joan J. Kemre
L. F. Stuxvevast
Jons.w. Thomas
Zuxo M. Host
Kreutzer Endorsement Urges Re election and Brown Held
The Madison State Journal lauds Senator Kreutzer as a loyal, capable legislator and urges his reelection in the Wausau district. It also defends Congressman Webster B Brown of Rhinelander in the Tenth District, noting past margins and upcoming party mobilization amid redrawn boundaries. It recalls the McKinley assassination and Roosevelt's rise, praising the nation’s prosperity under his leadership.
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Madison State Journal
la Follette
Kreutzer
Wausau
Commonwealth
William McKinley
Czolgosz
Roosevelt
McKinley
Lincoln
Theodore Roosevelt
Republic
Kreutzer Accepts Petition for Senatorial Candidacy
A petition signed by over two hundred leading Republicans of Marathon and Clark counties urged Senator Kreutzer to run at the Wauau convention on September 17. He issues a letter stating he had planned retirement from politics but feels duty-bound to respond to district demand. He cites loyal district support and past party honors as factors in his decision.
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Chicago Record- Herald
la Follette
Spooner
Greenwood Gleaner
Marathon
Clark Counties
Kreutzer
Waugau
Marathon Corry
Thorp Villain Arrested After Axe Attempt
Deputy Sheriff James Connor captured Anthony J. Kohl in a barn near the crime scene after he attacked his bride to be with an axe. Kohl, found under hay, refused to discuss the crime beyond a defiant note to Anna. Miss Valeria Niman, badly injured, likely will survive. Kohl awaits arraignment in Neillsville.
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James Connor
Thorp
Anthony J. Kohl
Mr. Connor
Kohl
Times
Connor
Marshfield merchants agree to after six closing hours
Dan Harkin of the Clerks' Union urges Marshfield shoppers to respect store hours. Merchants will close at 6 p m on Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday and all day Sunday while remaining open Monday and Saturday to give clerks a rest. The note appeals to the public to help clerks and expresses gratitude for cooperative customers.
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Marsiida
Marshfield
Dan Harkin
Pres
Clerks’ Union
Good Roads Drive Rural Delivery Reform
The Neillsville Times urges rapid expansion of the good roads movement led by the post office and agricultural departments. It calls for roads as a prime condition for rural free mail delivery and condemns wasteful highway land use that becomes weed nurseries and nuisance fences.
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Post Office Department
Agricultural Department
Good
Neillsville
Special Council Meeting on Gas Franchise Proposal
A special common council meeting was set for Tuesday to consider Thomas Rankin of Chicago seeking a thirty year gas plant franchise. The plan outlined rates and capacity to meet all heat light and fuel demands. The session did not act. after publication of the proposed franchise aldermen will resume, though the advisability of granting the franchise is doubtful.
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Common Council
Thomas Rankin
Chicago
Books Named From the Bible
A list of book titles drawn directly from biblical phrases, noting how authors imitate terse scripture in many works. The compilation includes "If Sinners Entice Thee" and "The Day of Temption" among many others, highlighting the influence of Bible language on 20th century names.
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Saturday Evening Post
Princea
Elijah
Shem
Shock After Burns Shock Treatment Guidelines
The article details shock management after severe burns, noting that shock varies by individual and may cause pale face, slow pulse, cold perspiration, and possible trembling. It prescribes placing the patient flat, warming the body, and administering stimulants such as hot water with whisky or aromatic vinegar, in measured doses, with adjustments if head injury is present.
Apples and Currants as Digestive Appetizers
The text explains how sluggish liver and bile flow affect digestion and appetite, stating apples and currants act as appetizers. It notes currants have more fiber and skin waste than apples, with currants around 444 percent versus 315 percent for apples.
Teak Wood: Superior Ship Material Ends Indestructible Claim
Teak wood is praised as the best shipbuilding material because it contains a nonessential component that prevents pests and moisture from entering, a property not found in other woods. Ships built with teak are said to last centuries, with some beams remaining sound after 150 years.
Gardwolf: A Curious South African Animal (Toastlike Creature)
A South African animal named the gardwolf resembles a toaster with four legs a head and tail. It looks like a pussy cat at the forehead and ears but its nose is ratlike while its tail resembles a fox. The creature is thought to dwell in South Africa given its odd appearance.
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South Africa
Misinformed Exchange Over Face Stopping Cars
An exchange shows Smith angrily challenging Jones about remarks on facial strength to stop a vehicle. Jones denies saying anything of the kind, suggesting misinformation and correcting the notion that a face could halt an automobile.
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Smith
Jones
Why He Desired a Cannon Story Reflects an Indian Chief Tale
An anecdote recounts an Indian chief asking General Crook to borrow a cannon. The general asks if he will use it against soldiers. The chief answers that he wants to kill cowboys, not soldiers, with a club.
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Crook
Ber Idea of It. Would you marry a man whore wife had secured a divorce
Quote from Chicago Record-Kerald pondering marriage after divorce for cruelty. The snippet contrasts judgment with curiosity about the woman involved, reflecting editorials on social norms. The text references a wife who obtained a divorce on cruelty grounds and a man deemed a "whore" by suggestion.
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Hit For Cruelty
Chicago
Fickle Creature Story Noted in Atchison Globe
A fragment notes a male seeks an industrious woman then feels hunger, later desires amusement from an idle woman after eating. A sentence mentions fire escapes tested in Paris in 1701, reflecting scattered historical odds and ends from the Atchison Globe.
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Atchison Globe
Paris
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the Marshfield Times
Williams & Bailey
Wenstre E. Brows
Rhinelander
Hh, C. Wipteruay
Grand Rapids
Frank A. Capy
E. 5. Rexsg
Jacos Sears
Seneca
AL Urttan
Conte
Carts
A. Popawitie
Joan J. Eyre
Tuco
W. Brazzar
Rovert Morris
Arpin
L. W. Pitts
Pittsville
Jacon Loss
Auburndale
Antigo Journal
Ninth Congressional District Convention
Toman
Urgeon Bay
John C. Spooner
United States Senate
Wisconsin
Glenwood Tribune
A. L. Krentzer
Krestner
Senate
Assembly
Winnebago County
W. C. Cowling
Oshkosh
John C. Roacher
United States
Webster B. Brown
Brown
Siarge
Wood County
Marinette
Oconto
Clark
A. L. Krbzutzer
Wausau, Wis
Anna
Francis
Sander Corners
Kiel
Bes
Frank
J.K
Valeria Niman
Good Roads
Price
Wenzel & Wenzel
Fuller & Hathaway
Sexton Brothers
SALE
KAMPS
Tris
Ivert & Pond
Piago
Picea
Ivers & Pond
James Music House
Wis
Mike Tirey
OLD Reliable
Tremmel’s
William Hirth
Schmiacer
Shor
Julia Hansen
Mrs
C. J. Lundgren
Gutter
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