Side Stepping in Wisconsin Political Fight Arouses Debate
Milwaukee August 13 1924 reports a polarized scene in Wisconsin politics centered on the Trottman Strange candidacy for lieutenant governor and connections to Senator Stephenson. Ekern denies involvement while naming tactics and a shifting coalition as candidates circulate in Madison and across the state. Col John J Hannan’s absence sparks rumors as Harney accuses Cooper and others of party splits amid Hatton and McGovern clashes.
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Met
Trottman
Mr. Strange
Elevar
Ekern
Strange
Kern
Stephenson
Pueticher
Col
John J. Hannan
Hatton
Hannana
Newark News
Colonel Hannan
LaFollette
Hatton- McGovern
W. J. McElroy
McGovern
G. C. Harney
Senator la Follette
Cooper
Mr. Hatton
Harney
Congressman Cooper
Chicago
Cougressman
John Strange
Ife
Mr. Trottman
German Alliance
Cook
Neenah
Koehler
Madison
Herman L. Ekern
Whitehall
Isaac Stephenson
United States Senate
Mrs English plans murder charge against Private Ryan
Mary English mother of Private English of the coast artillery says she will press murder charges against Private Ryan who shot her son as he allegedly tried to escape the Presidio guard house. She also sues the United States for damages claiming her son should have been sent to a hospital instead of guard confinement. Ryan is being court martialed for the shooting.
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Mra
Mary English
English
Coast Artiltery
Presidio
Ryan
United States
Ayn
Milwaukee Leaders Speak at Home Dedication Ceremony
Contain Moreton of Ap piston and Col J L H Woodworth led short addresses at the home’s opening. Milwaukee figures including J P Rundle and Dr hk H Mann attended with R C members and former leaders. Mrs Bell and Mrs Morris headed the women’s group with song, while Capt A G Dinsmore offered two patriotic poems.
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Contain Moreton
Appiston
J. LH. Woodworth
C. H. Henry
Eau Claire
J. P. Rundle
Hk. H. Mann
Marinette
Phil Cheek
Barabao
QO. F. Chase
Oshkosh
R. C
Mre. Bell
Morris
Belott
Albert Banty
Jones
Dunbar Scott
A. L. Williams
A. G. Dinsmore
Humboldt Governor Rivalry Signals Senate Nomination
Humboldt observers predict the opposition will name the senator while congressmen become regulars. Regulars faced strong efforts in Sacramento county, and a Republican victory could return Senator George Perking to Washington and nearly guarantee renomination for Representatives Kahn and Hayes.
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Sacramento County
George Perking
Washington
Kahn
Hayes
Eagles in the Home Nest At Seattle Fraternal Gathering
The Fraternal Order of Eagles opened its annual session in Seattle with about 3,000 of 10,000 delegates present at Moore theater. Mayor Miller and Gov. Mead greeted attendees, with U.S. Senator Piles and Theodore Bell delivering welcome remarks. The convention convenes with a contest for the 19cc location among St Paul Omaha and Saratoga Springs, as delegates show alliance shifts ahead of votes.
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Seattle
Wash
Grrder of
Eaglea
Moore Theater
Mullin
Aerle No. 1
John F. Miller
A. BE. Mead
State of Washington
United States
Samuel Piles
Chempson
Theodore Bell
St. Paul
Omaha
Bstratoga Springs
N.Y
Oninte Tey
Saratoga Springs
Plotters Sentenced in Nolain Murder Conspiracy Case
Guilty verdicts returned against all defendants in the Englewood case accusing them of conspiring to murder Mrs. Anna Nolain. Sentences included Austin Fl Relly a sugar broker one to five years and Laughlin nurse one to five years, Brown eight to four years and $1000 fine, while Mrs Nolain Sivemal faced starvation and alleged poisoning attempts. Prosecutor claimed the group deeded Nolain’s property to Laughlin to secure nursing, amid the murder plot surrounding her.
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Chicago
Anna al. Nolain
Englewood
Judwn Winder
Criminal Court
Austin FL Relly
Autit BE. Laughlin
Nolam
Moshs D. Brown
Yolain Sivemal
West
Fultys Ninth Street
Regulars Dominate California Republican Primary Returns
AP reports California GOP delegates favor regulars in a 400 to 629 delegate expectation. In Alameda four of seven assembly districts went to regulars while Oakland and Berkeley swung to opposition. Los Angeles unified with regulars. Fresno had no contest. Alameda overall favored the regular ticket.
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Callifornia
Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
Alameda County
Oakland
Berkeley
Alameda
Los Angeles
San Joaquin
Santa Clara County
Sonoma
County
Contra Costa County
Fresno
Papal approval for Lake's Catholic princess status
The article notes Cardinal Gibbons was questioned by the pope regarding Miss Elkins. The Pontiff expressed pleasure that Lake is to become a Catholic princess, reflecting church approval of the match.
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Abruzzi
Cardinal Gibbons
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Lake
Veterans Celebrate Twenty-First Anniversary at Wisconsin Home
In Waupaca Wisconsin on August 12 the Twenty-First Anniversary of the Wae-Teme Ia celebration was observed at the Veterans Home. A large program of music addresses followed a military inspection and parade led by the Waupaca Brass Band and Department Commander E D Cos. Local officials Ben Col B F Bryant and others attended and extended greetings.
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Conpin Veterane
A. Ti
W. F.C
Was.iven
E. D. Cos
Wepot
Ben
B. F. Bryant
Ta Crowe Pis
Wan
Watrou
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