Assembly Votes to Retain Party Circle on Australian Ballot
Madison June 12 The assembly voted 45 to 38 to keep the party circle on the Australian ballot after a lengthy debate. Speakers named Bryan and La Follette as possible presidents, while debates covered railroad ownership and a Milwaukee aldermanic reform bill. The senate concurred with a constitutional amendment proposal on voting by non naturalized citizens.
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Madison
Wis
Assembly
William Jennings Bryan
Robert M. la Follette
Assemblyman
Cernahan
Eau Claire
Bancroft
Potter
Bob la Follette
Committee On Transportation In the
Social Democratic
United States
Carl D. Thompson
Milwaukee
Bil
State University
Senate
Schauer
Committee On Claims
Board Elects Teachers and Raises Tuition at Madison District
At a Tuesday board meeting the Madison district elected two high school teachers and a grade teacher. Helen Rosenstengel German instructor at 60 dollars monthly. Edna Ingalls assistant at 60 dollars. Marie Zimmerli grade teacher at 40 dollars. Matilda Schuh named librarian. Outside pupil tuition raised from 3 to 6 dollars. All members present except Mrs. Moyer. next meeting June 25.
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Board of Education
Helen Rosenstengel
Madison
Edna Ingalls
Menomonee
Welsh
Marie Zimmerli
Zimmerli
New Glarus
Matilda Schuh
Miss Smock
Julia Moyer
Monroe High Grads Head to University of Wisconsin
Five Monroe high school graduates join the University of Wisconsin class this year. Stella Pengra majors in letters and science, Lloyd DeHaven and Leon Griffith in agriculture, Wilson Wright in letters and science, and Clay Penn in engineering who will return next year as assistant instructor. Next year four Monroe grads enter UW, Ethel and Lottie Churchill and Tom Hefty and Paul Hodges. John Farris, former local teacher, graduates in letters and science and plans to locate in the East.
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Monroe High School
University of Wisconsin
Stella Pengra
Messrs
Lloyd DeHaven
Leon’ Griffith
Wilson Wright
Clay Penn
College of Engineering
University
Ethel
Lottie Churchill
Tom Hefty
Paul Hodges
John Farris
Farris
Night of Joy Celebrates Monroe High Graduates
Thirty five Monroe high school seniors received diplomas at Turner hall in a staged show with speeches, class song, poem, and history. Parents from multiple towns watched as Homer Elmer and Mabel Coates led in orations and chemistry demonstrations. diplomas were presented by A F Rote as Geo W Swartz chaired the program and alumni prepared for tonight’s class plays.
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D. A. Stearns
Turner Hall
Frank Stearns
Helen Stearns
J. D. Dunwiddie
F. D. Jeffery
Stella Jeffery
Jane Addams
Chicago
Alfred Schuh
Mae
Alice Cornelius
Monroe
Byers and Goddards
Mae Vance
Wisconsin
Frieda Steinman
Pierces
Monticello
Nellie
Juda
Mabel Coates
Mabel
Sibina Zumbrunnen
Sabina
Manuel Elmer
Sylvester
James Lacey
South Wayne
George Stauffacher
Alexander Hamilton
Jorge Stauffacher
Youngs
Schindlers
Heers
Hughes
Chesebros
Burgies
Roths
Boyds
Donners
Roubs
Crouses
Moores
Prestons
Nettie Booth Wegg
Nienstedt
Miss King
Laurene Gardner
Cavatina
Robert le Diable
A. F. Rote
Board of Education
Wegg
Geo. W. Swartz
Monroe High School
Parker
Chris Isely
Jeremiah Growler
Ray A. Young
Harrison
Wm. Roth James Jones
Charles A. Schindler
Bowers
Clark Rouch
Fred Parker
William Torrence
Ripley
Albert Moore Otto
Mildred Green
Emma Becker
Hebe Worthy
Growler
Cora
Jessie Chesebro
Thaddeus Perkins
Miss Andrews
Cora Donner
Edward Bradley
Grace Hughes
Jack Barlow
William Preston
Jennie Jessie Chesebro
Pleads Not Guilty in Freeport Murder Case
Herbert Spring pleaded not guilty to the murder of Mrs. Charles Rumelhagen in Stephenson county court and was remanded to jail. Attorney B A Knight appeared with Spring and his mother present. Next court phase set for Monday at 11 AM with a possible continuance to September term. Rev E C Dixon spoke at Lawrence university alumni banquet in Appleton and joined university trustees committee. Senator Isaac Stephenson donated 15000 to the university fund. Mrs Jennie Spahr is visiting her Freeport brother.
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Herbert Spring
Charles Rumelhagen
Stephenson
Freeport
Spring
B. A. Knight
Rockford
Aman
Burrell
Knight
Farrand
E. C. Dixon
Lawrence University
Appleton
Dixon
Lawrence
Isaac Stephenson
After Banquet Trio and College Music Farewell
After the banquet trio Helen Stearns Alice Cornelius and Dorothy Stearns with violin and piano perform. Reading by Phoebe Twining. Then the association will assemble at the head of the hall sing college songs led by the girls chorus. Bast's orchestra at 9 p m for dancing.
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Helen Stearns
Alice Cornelius
Dorothy Stearns
Phoebe Twining
Bast
Milwaukee Road to Fit Buffet Car on Mineral Point Division
The Milwaukee Road is fitting a buffet car for the Mineral Point division and expects completion in two weeks. Colin W. Wright’s complaint, noted by the state railroad commission, had been held open for the next term due to noncompliance on a buffet car provision. Attorney Ellis said the car is in shops for repairs and will be ready once work is finished.
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Milwaukee Road
Mineral Point
Colin W. Wright
State Railroad Commission
Ellis
Wright
Mr. Ellis
Court at Brodhead bill advances in Assembly
The Wisconsin legislature considers a local bill to allow Judge Becker to hold court in Brodhead. After near unanimous postponement, Assemblyman Ties secured its engrossment by a 38 to 33 vote amid a heated debate. Senate passage is anticipated as a local necessity, with strong support from Brodhead residents. Dirt for sale. Come at once and get it while we are digging. Sam Iseley.
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Brodhead Register
Wisconsin
Becker
Brodhead
Judiciary
Assemblyman Ties
Ties
Judiciary Committee
Senate
Assemblyman
Assembly
2-Cent Fare Bill Killed In Wisconsin Senate
In Madison on June 13 the Husting 2-cent passenger fare bill was killed 21 to 6 after a clash between Senators Husting and Hudnall. Husting attacked the railroad commission and its report while Hudnall ridiculed the claims and praised the commission citing Gov Hughes of New York. Democrats and social democrats supported the measure. The assembly moved to engrossment on a militia pension bill and approved a $200 appropriation to study the old state capitol site for a Lafayette county state park. The legislature adjourned for a pleasure drive this afternoon with guests of the Madison Pleasure Park and Drive association.
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Madison
Wis
Senate
Husting
Hudnall
Railroad Commission
Gov. Hughes
New York
Assembly
Bancroft, Cleary and McGregor
Committee On Claims of the Assembly
Lafayette
Committee On
Committee On Education
la Crosse Normal School
Joint
Committee On Conference, Assembly and
Green County
Madison Pleasure Park
Foley's Honey and Tar Praised for Coughs and Lung Trouble
A. A. Herren of Finch Arkansas reports Foley's Honey and Tar cured consumption in early stages. He asserts no one using it has been unsatisfied and endorses it as the best preparation for coughs colds and lung trouble from the West Side drug store.
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A. A. Herren
Finch, Ark
Foley
West Side Drug Store
Wood for sale by W. B. Shafer cordwood and stove wood
Cordwood and stove wood of all kinds for sale by W. B. Shafer. Phone 282.
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W. B. Shafer
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Swartz
Jennie Spahr
Lea
Sam Isely
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