Train of bitterness seethes in Wisconsin senator fight
A Chicago based conference reorganizes anti La Follette leadership with Isaac Stephenson, William Connor, and S A Cook figures. Taft and national Republican leaders weigh Wisconsin strategy while insiders hint at Hoard and Cook as possible rival candidates. The plan assigns Connor to lead the conference efforts with others maneuvering for influence and funding, amid warnings of a partisan split affecting the Wisconsin campaign.
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Battle in Nicaragua Reported by Associated Press
General Chamorro telegrams a battle at Acovapa with 3,000 troops and twenty cannon prepared to engage. Government forces were defeated in the prior clash, but no full details are available yet.
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Manasha man arrested on counterfeit bill charge
Special to The Northwestern. Appleton man Riggles was arrested by Chief Schubert on a warrant charging him with passing a counterfeit five dollar bill. He allegedly paid for goods with the bill, left the saloon, and was later brought back to Menasha where the warrant was withdrawn after it was learned the bill was altered. Additional notes mention window peeping on the Island, a Kimberly High School meeting, Carlton club event at Elks Hall, and a young boy wandering the Third ward streets who was aided by a local resident and sent to Green Bay Orphanage.
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Welle Howey Appleton
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Intdighe Thesday
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Green Bay
Pond du Lace
Iles
Davidson Reappointed to Republican Campaign Panel
iSpecial to The Northwestern reports on January 12 Washington noting Rep Davidson of Oshkosh is reelected to the Republican congressional campaign committee. The Wisconsin delegation also adopts a resolution seeking public disclosure of campaign expenditures. The move aims to place trails on record regarding campaign contributions and spending. The vote was unanimous.
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Reprmerntative Davidson
Oshkosh
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
National Republian Committee
Wisconsin
Davidson
H. Cc. Stevens
Hermann on Trial in Oregon Fraud Case Alleged
Ex congressman Hermann faces trial over alleged government fraud in timber and forest reserve schemes. Prosecution claims he conspired with Mays and Jones to secure school lands by creating reserves and using hired men to file blank applications, seeking large profits. The case ties to Oregon officials and prior Washington indictments.
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Francis J. Heae
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May
Taft Seeks End of Republican Intra-Party War
Washington Jan 14 President Taft is believed at the capitol to be aiming to end the internecine war within the Republican ranks. Insurgents expect an official rendition to show peace between the administration and insurgent elements, with correspondence between Taft and Representative Norris of Nebraska cited as a key factor.
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Taft
Capitol
Republican Organization
Nettix
Nebraska
Knox Plan Agreement and World Grain Trends Discussed
The German government backs the Knox proposal on Manchuria with Britain, supporting open doors and equal rights amid expected long negotiations. Also noted are rising rice and wheat usage, U.S. consumption growth, and Texas and Louisiana contributing most of domestic rice output in a column by Coli Lens.
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Poe
United States
Texas
Janisiana
Progressive League elects interim leaders in Wisconsin gathering
The Progressive Republican League of Wisconsin held a meeting in Milwaukee to organize a temporary president WooS Cieudiant of Racine and a temporary secretary J. R. Nagter of Hudson. A plan to draft consultation personnel was discussed and another meeting was scheduled after continuation of the event.
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Progressive Reepublican League of Wisconsin
Woos Cieudiant
Racite
J. RB. Nagter
Hudson
House Opens Contest in White Slave Law Debate
The House debated the White Slave Traffic measure amid a push for federal action. Senators clashed over conferees as Pinchot Ballinger issues surfaced and a conference report loomed. Witness attendance clauses and penalties for defiance were highlighted while Taft's cited Bennet Will proposal lingered in committee. The session proceeded amid tense expectations for a late day vote.
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Dennsylvania
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Itygerakd
New York
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Dais
Investigation Commission
Neeardaner
Taft
Fasinese
St Louis Faces Flood Threat From Rising Mississippi
Associated Press reports the Mississippi River rising near St Louis, threatening property as weather offices warn residents to prepare. The Missouri at Fairmont and gorges north of St Louis complicate the dangers, with river crests forecast and evacuations considered if needed. In Pittsburgh harbor ice jams threaten shipping as officials discuss blasting ice to avert damage.
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Mississippi River
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Pittsburg
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Allegheny
Ghia
Vienna braces for mob violence after railroad lynching
Mobs formed to avenge the murder of Allen Clark by three colored men on a passenger train near New Burnside had not reached Vienna by morning. Company I of Cairo arrived to help prevent unrest while Sheriff Mathis and volunteers guarded the confinement structure. Governor Deneen ordered militia to prevent lynching at any cost as more units were awaited.
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Associated Press
Jenna
Vienna
Aillen Clark
New Burnside
Company I
Cairo
Mathis
Deneen
Wreck injures many in Vandalia area derailment
A southbound Vandalia train wrecked three miles north of Vincennes, injuring many passengers but none fatally. A truck struck under the locomotive tender caused coaches to derail down an embankment. A relief train with physicians went to the accident scene.
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Associated Press
Vincennes
Ind
Vandalia
Cambridge Prodigy Sidis Dazzles Elders With Lectures
Willieames Sidis, an eleven year old prodigy from Cambridge, astonishes scholars by lecturing at Harvard on Fourth Dimension Roles and advanced mathematical topics. Born in New York, he is the son of Dr. De Bordis of Brooklyn, noted as a special student at Harvard.
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Harvard University
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Stella
New York
de Bordis
Hrooktine
Harvard Medical School
Lesgh Wents
William James Sidis
Harvard Anniversity
Death by own action tied to Niederhelman poison case
Chronicle reports a coroner’s chemist finds fifty five grains of arsenic cyanide in the stomach of Efelmin Niederhelman. The death is deemed by the coroner as resulting from self administered poison. Arrests of Miss Selisherry and Henry Carcerin in New Orleans are discussed by police.
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Associated Press
Niederhelman
Rod
Ats Helman
Corones Wilo
Eytie Selisberry
Henry Carcerin
New Orleana
University to form student court for disciplinary reviews
A plan proposes a university student court to discipline students under a new jurisdiction. It would consist of six senior and junior members, with a two year term for the president and vice president, and would issue precemmena style verdicts. A review committee would handle appeals from the student court. The proposal, driven by university leaders, aims to expand student governance and oversight.
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Topane
Studente Court
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Calliforne
Burglars Caught After Chase in Neenan Wisconsin
Special for The Northweastern Neenan Wisconsin Jan 1 Following a chase Otto Nicole avendue of the vicinity of Walter bre aeie Mitel Brown and Officer Bando captured Frank seizert and Bouts Doerr two Neenan youths wanted for robbing the Haute and Ehlers grocery store on January 3 They were taken to Neenah and appeared before Justice Jercen for further examination scheduled for Tuesday January 13 Seigert and Doerr were taken
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Wis
Nicole
Walter Bre Aeie
Mitel Brown
Officer Bando
Frank Seizert
Bouts Doerr
Haute & Ehlers
Cannen
Tor Neenah
Jercen
Selgert
Doerr
Probe Demands Probe Food Prices and Laws in Ohio
Governor calls for a thorough joint committee investigation into rising food prices and the impact of federal and state laws. He argues that conspiracies and lack of proper law enforcement may empower exploiters, urging action against price-fixing by producers and dealers. The message requests a comprehensive inquiry to assess congressional impact and needed reforms.
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Imume Sugaecats
Wallace
Columbury
Flarmen
Congress
Ohio
STILL DEFENDS COWEN WHAT ELOPERS DELAYED
Associated Press reports Roberta de Janon and Frederick Cohen postponed departure to tomorrow. Philadelphia detectives cited telegram delays and family desire to avoid sensational scenes. De Janon vows to defend Cohen and may seek funds from her grandfather Buist for his freedom.
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Chicago
Roberta de Janen
Philadelphia
Frederick Cohen
A. J. Emanuel
James Seanhot
Emanuel
Buist
de Janon
Cohen
Abe
Frederick
Grandpa
Phas de Janon
Reacher
Dune Coretary
Lise de Janon
Harrison Street
Mise Delanon
Ciry
Pinchot Endorsed in National Life Stick Reforms
Denver January 12 Associated Press many governmental reforms urged at a National Life Stick association meeting today railway rate legislation discussed power to review classifications annual regulatory changes and own motion proceedings favored while an interstate commerce court is opposed Pinchot forest service administration endorsed and land grazing lease law proposed continuation of the fight against free hides
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Denver
Cole
National Life Stick Association
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Taft
Interstate Commerce Court
Pinchot Administration
Forest Service
Snow Forecast for Wiecomia South Portion
Local observations note likely heavy snow in the south portion of Wiecomia with a forecast for Sunday into Thursday. Weather notes reference rise and set times, general cloudiness, and temperatures, though details are fragmented.
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