Wisconsin Dally League Figures and Oshkosh Officials
A fragmented list names Gen. C. R. Boardman and J. H. Hubbard along with several Wisconsin cities and officials including Marinette La Crosse Oshkosh Janesville Antigo and Oshkosh mayor John Mulva. The bottom row mentions A W Meyer Charles Hellard Ed Kennedy and J Hardy among others.
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jAdit
C. R. Boardman
Oshkosh
J. HH. Hubbard
Beloit
F. E. Noyes
Wisconsin Dally League
Marinette
Cowles
la Crosse
OM. Paine
C. J. Stark
Bertin
A. W. Meyer
Charles Hellard
F. c. Walker
Ed. Kennedy
J. Hardy
Qahkosh
HH. Buins
Janesville
FR. Starbuck
B.C
Atkingon
Enu Ctnla
FL W. Berner
Antigo
Roosevelt Attacks Lorimer Rule in Revere Speech
At Revere Beach Massachusetts Theodore Roosevelt delivered a fiery Progressive address contrasting its platform as a program with Wilsons claim the platform is not a program. He urged honest nominations and elections, denounced party machines, and appealed to ex Democrats and ex Republicans to join a common citizenship push.
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Associated Press
Revere Bench
Mass
Roosevelt
Wilson
Colonel Yelt
Massachusetts
Progressive Party
Lorimer
Chicago
Senate
New England
United States
Audi
Roosevelt Looms Up Big On The Horizon In Campaign
Special from The Northwestern notes that Democrats in the House rally to back Theodore Roosevelt, while Republicans split between progressives and standpatters. Taft's presidency is judged fated to struggle as Roosevelt garners admiration and party frictions mount, with Wilton Wilson emerging in some circles.
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Roosevelt
Washington, D. C
House
Theodore Roosevelt
Taft
Friends
Congress
Bullwick
Deak
White House
Wiill
Mann
Thomas Jefferson
Colonel Roosevelt
South
Wilson
Seagirt
Baltimore
Mr. Taft
American Party
Repub-liens
Senate
la Follette
Tutt
Que
Charles D. Norton
Norton
Krandpatter
Inquiry into Coke Prices Under Sherman Act Probe
Washington August 17 The department of justice has begun an investigation of coke interests in the Connellsville region to determine if price increases violate the Sherman anti trust law Private interests are under scrutiny as special agents conduct the inquiry and examine recent activities.
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Associated Press
Washington, I. C
Department of Justice
Connelleville, Pa
Special
Police Chief Suspended by Mayor Karb
In Columbes, Mayor Karb suspended the Chief of Police today amid an unspecified investigation. No further details were provided on charges or next steps.
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Associated Press
Columbes
Karb
Cubanola First In Oshkosh Yacht Club Regatta
Cubanola of White Bear and Outagamie owned by Dr QO L Schmidt led early. In eight mile duals Cubanola edged Segut by thirty seconds, winning the Commodore Bray trophy as the Oshkosh Yacht Club hosted a windy triangle course.
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Oshkosh Yacht Club
Oshkush Yacht Club
Cabanola
White Bear
Scout
Lake Geneva
Floretta
Kay’s Point
Liv
Jolly
Cabanola Ron
Segut
Cubanela
McKibbin
Gray
Shillalah
Geneva Country Club
Outagamie J
Outagamie
Shilalah
Niflilz Cubanola
Beout
L. MW. Hamline
Green Lake
A. H. Gruenewald
A. W. Meyer
Oshkosh
D. D. Harmon
Udges
Ralph Buckeraft
Alaska Home Rule Bill Surfaces in Washington
An early lead discusses Alaska home rule, noting congressional activity and a proposed bill. Mentions teen involvement and the push for statehood style powers as part of the legislative debate.
Alaska Senate and House of Representatives Plan
The article reports an agreement to implement a territorial senate, with two legislative bodies named the senate and the house of representatives of Alaska. A second senate amendment to appoint a railway transportation estimator will stay in the draft bill and be pursued during the session.
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Senate
House of Rpresentatives
Alagka
al Railway Estimishion
Abiska
Ruling on Suffrage Issue Split Across Ballots
Madison Aug 17 Attorney General Bancroft ruled that the Wisconsin suffrage referendum must appear on a separate ballot at the November election, with amendments to be placed on the regular ballot after candidate names. He also held a memorial fund bill invalid for lack of appropriation and supported the secretary of state's denial to reinstate Bay Paper Company license forfeiture.
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Madison
Wis
Attornney
Bancroft
Camp Tandall Memorial
Choiroyusie
Padlews
Secretary of State
Bay Paper Company
Summer resort life teems with visitors at Black Wolf Point
At Black Wolf Point the Laus cottage hosts Miss Lolita Wurter of Milwaukee and Miss Katherine Laus with Mr and Mrs Joseph Laus. guests at Nolte cottage include Miss Deona Tequin Kaukauna and others. Seldom-Th-Camp welcomes Carl Marquardt Alfred Fleischiffer and others from Green Bay. Terr Haute visitors Mr and Mrs H C Curler entertain EJ Taine and daughters Marie Helen and George. Tring returns to Terre Haute after a week at the camp.
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Lolita Wurter
Milwaukee
Katherine Laus
Laus Cottage
Joseph Laus
Joseph Lans Jr
Flo. Warvey
Duuth
Minn
Oshkosh
Nolte Cottage
Deona A. Tequin
Kaukauna
Wis
EJ. Taine
Marie
Helen
Ceorge
Térre Haute
Ind
BE. J. Tring
Jody
Terre Haute
University Regent Resigns Amid Private Reasons
Madison Wis Aug 17 Thomas Beittingham of Madison resigns from the Wisconsin University board of regents. The move follows undisclosed reasons and speculation of business matters. Beittingham, a former appointee of Governor McGovern, was serving a term to February 10 1914 spanning L S Hanks of Madison. He is currently on a motor trip.
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Northwestern
Madison
Wis
Thomas BE. Beittingham
Board of Regents of
University of Wisconsin
Bettet
Koowm
Beittingham
Emet
McGoverm
Hanks of
Madion
Army Promotions List New Leadership Roles Worldwide
Brigadier General William Crozier is chosen to head the Army War College replacing Brig General A J Mills who becomes chief of militia affairs and leaves the department of the Gulf area. Brigadier General H G Steever moves to Texas command while General Clarence Edwards leads a brigade post at Port Ta.
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Asy
Washington, D. C
William Crozier
Bureau of
Ordance
A. J. Mills
Army War College
Fineral Mills
Ulitia Afairs
Rok. Byung
Department of the Gulf
Osrig
Witherspoon
Senate
Rig. Gien
H. 4
Steever
Texan
Gener Huncan
di- Vis
Heig
Clarence St Edwards
Port
Card aids housewives in finding measures and weights
Meyer, city sender of weights and measures, issues cards printed with scammed weights and measures in Wisconsin. Cards will be distributed free at city hall to help households calculate fruit and commodity quantities, both liquid and dry, and even for dry items like apples. The card includes table sizes and capacity measures for accurate purchases.
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Wot Meyer
Han
Scamiard
Wisconsin
Seers
Catholic press meetings ahead for national federation
Louisville reports progress on Catholic Press Association sessions before the National Federation of Catholic Societies of America convention opens with a pontifical mass led by papal delegate Most Rev. John Honzano. Officers’ election is set to conclude the proceedings, with current president E. Z. Cooney of Providence likely to be reelected.
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Associated Press
Louisville
Catholic Press Association
National Federation of Catholic Societies of America
John Honzano
E. Z. Cooney
Providence
Fragmented Verse Echoes Through a Dreamlike Tale
A distorted poetic fragment describes a figure handing mercy to strange beings, fastening ranks and launching a silent night. It recalls a wandering world where a lone man emerges from the wreck of thoughts amid a sprawling dreamscape.
Darrow Acquitted in McNamara Juror Bribery Case
Chicago lawyer Clarence Darrow was found not guilty on the first count of bribing juror George N. Lockwood in the McNamara case. The jury deliberated 34 minutes after Judge Hutton instructed that the first count be eliminated and that accomplice testimony alone did not require corroboration.
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Hatton
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Clarente
Carren
Chicago
McNamara
Hutton
Darrow
George N. Lockwood
J. 3
Feywnau
Lockwood
Orlock
Tudee Hutton
M. K. Williama
Ballifty
Darrow Receives Warm Courtroom Farewell After Verdict
Judge Hutton discharged the jury and then Darrow thanked them. Jurors Golding and Dunbar embraced him while others offered handshakes. The crowd, including friends of the former defendant, gathered for a photo filled reception as flashbulbs fired in the courtroom.
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Hutton
Darrow
Golding
Dunbar
Mountain climber Workman reported killed in Himalaya avalanche
Tombay India Aug 17 Associated Press reports W Hunter Workman the American climber and explorer is said killed by an avalanche during a Himalaya ascent. native coolies in the party give no definite identification of the victim and say one of the guides may have perished. Further details unavailable.
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Associated Preas
Tombay
India
W. Hunter Workman
Himalaya Range
Workman
Mr. Workman
Goth W. Hunter Workman
Worcester
May
Fanny Bullock Workman
Mass
Aela
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