Wisconsin Senatorial Puzzle Deepens as Voters Grow Indifferent
Milwaukee August 24 The indifference of voters dominates the Wisconsin senatorial race as Connor refuses alliances and focuses on party work at the Republican central committee. Analysts peg primary turnout far below 1912, with estimates from 100000 to 135000, shaping which regions fuel Stephenson Cook Hatton and MacGovern campaigns.
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Davidson
I L. Lenroot
Stephenson
Cook
Hatton
MacGovern
Madison
la Fellette
Anil W. OH. Dick
Iis
Maple Blut
John J. Kannan
Hat ‘Ton
Senator la Follette
Patten
Kern's Notification Tomorrow Draws Big Indianapolis Crowd
Indianapolis plans traffic and rail arrangements for a large turnout as John W Kern Democratic vice presidential nominee will be formally notified. Bryan Mack Lloyd Tell and other leaders arrive tonight for receptions at Denton hotel and Kern home. The event at Coliseum includes brief speeches after a luncheon and an evening dinner.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Traction
John W. Kern
Wiliam J. Bryan
Norman E. Mack
National Committee
James T. Lloyd
Congressional Committee
Theodore E. Tell
National Party
Dentson
Thomas Taggart
National
Bryan
Mack
Kern
Chatman Mack
Theodore FE
Tell
California
Bell
Thomas Marshall
Indiana
Country Club
New York
Thomas
Fris~ Ren
United States
The
Independence Party
John Temple Graves
Milt
National Independence Club
Charles 4. Walsh
National Independence Party
Incorrigible Boys Committed to Reform School
In New London Washington Ang Louis and Charles Fratey aged thirteen and eleven were sent to the state reform school by County Judge F M Guernsey after repeated thefts and misbehavior. They stole bicycles, broke them, and later stole $5 from their aunt. The town reports slow progress on city works, a drilling shaft reaching 200 feet, and a dog attack incident near KR Shipley. Nearby, the New London Condensing Company machinery sold to J W Reed of Kansas City will be shipped west. Construction begins on a Frayser Bros drug store near the city hall. Wolves near Coffes Bridge threaten poultry. an organized hunt is underway. Waupaca County deaf school opens August 21 with Miss Carrie H Archibald as principal.
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New London
Ang
Louis
Charles Fratey
F. M. Guernsey
Rousseau
New City Artest An
Snch
Viola Rond
Waupaca County
Captain Driver Marries Nettie Ennis in Madison
Captain Earl B Driver private secretary to Adjutant General G F R Boardman and former Wisconsin fullback wed Nettie Ennis at 454 West Washington Avenue. The ceremony was performed by Ray Herbert H Jacobs of Milwaukee. The couple, unattended, left for Chicago and a northern Wisconsin Michigan trip and will settle in Madison upon return.
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Madison
Wis
Nettie Ennis
Earl
Driver
AdJt. En
FR. Boardman
Wisconsin University
Pride
West
Washington Avenue
Ray
Herbert H. Jacobs
Milwaukee
Froe
Chicago
Wisconsin
Baron Speck von Steinberg Dies in Germany Lupus Fatal
German ambassador to the United States Baron Speck von Steinberg died at the Victoria Hotel in Meidelberg after lupus was diagnosed as the cause of his illness. His wife, Lillian May Langham of Louisville, was with him at his end while doctors had once hoped for a cure. The couple had traveled from Hamburg seeking treatment from Prof. Vincens Czerny, who said the disease was lupus and not cancer. The death ends a long, painful period for the diplomat.
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Meidelberg
Germany
Speck von Steinberg
United States
Victoria
Wan Ming
Lillian May Langham
Loutaville
Hamburg
Vincens Czerny
Baron von Brernberg
Professor Czerny
Baron von Sternberg
Destruction in Constantinople and Norwalk Railroad Fire
A windstorm devastates Stamboul with many buildings toppled and the sultan’s harem area among ruins. Separately, the Wheeling and Lake Frise repair shops in Norwalk burned, causing about $200,000 in damage and leaving 400 workers unemployed.
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Stamboul
Seragto
Constantinople
Norwalk
Wheeling & Lake Frise
Trolley Car Kills Child In Kaukauna
A two year old girl, daughter of Mr and Mrs Barney Bowers, was fatally struck Saturday afternoon near the Graham crossing in Kaukauna Wisconsin. The accident occurred close to the Graham crossing where a previous incident involved John Graham.
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Kaukauna
Wis
Barney Bowers
Graham Crossing
John Graham
Sternberg Ambassador Plans and Tragic Car Crash Reference
The report notes Haron von Sternberg may attend an audience with Emperor William before returning to Washington, with funeral plans unsettled and his father Hyves near Duesden. It also mentions a fatal train incident in Wrightstown and the death of Carl Anlorean linked to blood disease, plus details on Anderson’s funeral and community tributes.
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Sean
Haron van Sternberg
Wiliam Orevious
Washintoi
Ambissar
Tunity
Duesden
Baron von Sternberg
New York
Germany
Green Bay
Howes
Idorman
Belug
Cathotte ¢Lasrely
Wrightstown
Oia Norninggs
Carly Crowlig
Tadits
Milwaukee Daily Pipers
Carl Anlorean
A. Melcher
Leeis Tay Anderson
Tollapsa
Mr. Anderson
Tha Methelat
Hey
Dete E. Manning
Hie Charscoer
Insurance Society
Anderson
Woom Linsey
Pall Beirirs
OW. OM Levey
Bre. Tkhit
Kerr
Frank Hoberg
National Fraternal League
J. Jaheriss
Volon Rag Company
Great Fire in Constantinople Quarters Extinguished
A blaze in the St rmboeul quarter of Constantinople yesterday afternoon burned homes and caused damage before it was extinguished by midnight. Residents reported the area suffered smoke and heat but no injuries were confirmed.
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Constantinople
St Rmboeul
P. and G. Naphtha Soap Promises Easier Housework
Advertisers tout P. & G. Naphtha Soap as superior to other soaps, claiming better materials and stronger washing power. It is described as harder and longer lasting, with millions produced monthly and testimonials from housewives who say it halves labor time.
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Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
Connor
Defizs
W. D. Wonner
Mr. Connor
Republican State Central Committee
National Republican Committee
Imi
Min
Indianapoli
Arcourol
Don
Sueer
Khevle Mypasare
Soe Khia Aesine
Bears
Mefarm School
Captain Driver
Boardman
Madison Girt
Baron Sfeck von Starabi Merman
Tum
Elberg
Mins
Dccora
Kanekawan
Jet
Fama
Sel+ G
Delberg
Gale Eae
R. B. Anger & Co
Sg Main St
Isaac Stephenson
Unitead
Roosevelt
Taft
F. F. Macnichol & CO
Main St
Travelers
Ortar
Bauer Trunk & Bag Co
Matin Street
A.M. Schram
Art Furniture House
Main Street
Baher Paper CO
Erner Church and Division Streets
Oshhash, Wis
Geo
Calvert
Antcw Scheter CO
Tiger
Dealera
Phene
Ising & Auer
Oshkosh
Northwestern
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