Spooner's Election Plans Thread Through Wisconsin Legislature
Madison Wis Jun 22 New business will end a the legislature February 13. The assembly concurred in the vote on senator Spooner. An attempt by the senate to adjourn noon until Monday will be defeated. Browne to thank Democratic members for endorsement. Senator Merten will present Browne’s name to the senate and assembly. Seconding speeches by Randolph and Ladue. In Spooner election the vote will be taken Tuesday in each house. Senate speeches by Milley and Kréyszey. Miller to speak for Spooner and Kreutzer for the state line. Assembly presenters Braeiten and Dudgeon. Joint assembly Wednesday noon presided by Lieutenant Governor Davidson. Law conflicts noted between US and state procedures. both acts will be observed. The US law requires a majority in each house, while the state law requires viva voce in call of the roll. A joint roll call will occur two days after the choice is declared. Reception planned in senate chamber. speakers include state officials and university representatives.
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Curfew Ring Tonight Enforces NYC Age Rule
Fire alarm signals will mark the start of the curfew in New York City tonight. After the alarm, children under sixteen must be with a guardian while on the streets, ordinances officials said.
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N.Y
Fulton
Peace pact ratified amid ongoing league discussions
The peace agreement was ratified at 2 o'clock this morning. Following ratification, unnamed national baseball league business continued with unfinished items from last month’s New York meeting and new developments arising from the peace compact.
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Pinanimeudy
Tional Baseball League
Todey
Ndgournel
Aninual
Ariston
New York
Pardon Refused for Forger John M Neal by Roosevelt
The pardon request for John M. Neal a former United States ship captain serving a two year term at San Quentin for forgery was denied by President Roosevelt. Reaction from Neal’s lawyer and local press coverage followed the decision.
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Dan
John M. Neal
United States
Ban Quentin
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Spinning School Adviser Sent to Colorado Plant
Misa Jeysie Luther, organizer at the hunger museum in Halliance, is assigned for a week to the Colorado Fuel and Tron company plant. The firm, employing thousands, runs several projects to improve workers’ conditions and operates a staff of instructors across various crafts.
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Misa Jeysie Luther
Halliance
Colorado Fuel and Tren
Peeble, Cole
Neenah Names Three to Tax Commission and Library Vote
Neenah council discusses appointing representatives to Oshkosh tax commission and city needs. Resolution authorizes mayor and city attorney to act, plus an annual $1200 for public library support.
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Wic
Neenah
Tax Commission
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Freeman
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Complete Copper Toll Line
A proposal by the Little Wolf Telephone Company to extend and form a copper full system across the state seeks state approval. The plan envisions connecting Estanaba, Allen, Marinette, Menominee, Green Bay, Oshkosh, Janesville, Madison, Kenosha, and west to Eau Claire and other towns, creating a comprehensive circuit.
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Fonl Duc Lac
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Alien
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Thesice
Janesville
Madison
Kenogha
Ean Claire
Ethinpe Falls
Underground Chicago river tunnel linked to park system
A proposed underground driveway beneath the Chicago River would connect the north and south park districts, running from the Art Institute area to Illinois and St. Clair streets. A 2 million dollar bond referendum will be prepared by park board committees and submitted to the legislature after final plans are drawn.
New Vicar General Named in Milwaukee Diocese
Very Rev. A. F. Schinner, chancellor of the Milwaukee diocese, appointed vicar general to succeed Mer. Zeinink er. Zeiniker retires after years of service. the new position broadens leadership within the Milwaukee region.
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Milwaukee, Wis
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A. F. Schinner
Milwaukee
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Milwaukes
Wisenasin
State Matinee Bid Planned for Local Riding and Driving Event
A partial dispatch from Manitowoc Wisconsin notes local riders plan to bid for the annual wire cousin aviation or driving event. The meeting is to be held at Appleton with details evolving as preparations proceed.
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Wic
Wisconsin
Manitowon
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Appietow
Capitol Tense in Colorado and Delaware Senate Rows
Warlike scenes at the Capitol as armed guards and sheer tension mark the split Senate battles in Denver and Dover. Democrats confront Republican rivals over senatorial seats while authorities keep entrances watched and reporters barred, amid deadlocked ballots and shifting loyalties.
Election Frauds Bar Nomination Refused in Montana
The Montana senate in executive session refused to confirm W R Stewart as judge of the Fifth district. The rejection cites his identified ties to the Heinze faction in the late campaign. Stewart was appointed to fill a vacancy created when Judge Holway joined the supreme bench.
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Deitsch Slightly Improved In Cincinnati Police Chief Case
Cincinnati January 22 The condition of Superintendent of Police Deitsch is slightly improved but recovery remains uncertain. Doctors report only slight hope for his recovery amid ongoing care and the public interest in the case.
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Polive Deitach
Maestro's Lyceum Directorship Texts Conflict
Fragmented report from January describes Pietro Mascagnotto denying removal and stating he will return to Rome to resume as director of the Nosavid Lyceum. Court actions against him are cited, with Rome counterclaims about district director removal.
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Improved Rifles for State Militia and Union War Debates
Washington reports wartime plans to replace Springfield rifles with Krag-Jorgensen rifles issued to militia units per requisitions from states. Senate bills consider a Camp Doughies reserve funding, tariff tweaks for Philippine trade, and a $200,000 Confederate graves headstone program.
Father of Mellen Dies in Wisconsin
Samuel O Grady Bennetts died last evening at the home of his daughter Mrs James Breen in Ashland Wisconsin He was past ninety years old The village of Mellen on his old homestead he was often called the father of Mellen He owned substantial property in and around the area
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James Breen
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Halt
Germans Bombard Venezuelan Fort in Caribbean Crisis
Reported by Associated Press from Washington and London describes three German warships bombarding Fort San Carlos near Lake Maracaibo, Venezuela. Details vary. officials in Berlin and London express concern over diplomatic fallout and possible blockade adjustments while Venezuelan gunners reply amid smoke and fire.
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Coal men plead not guilty in Illinois case
Nine of the indicted coal men appeared in Judge McEwen's court and pleaded not guilty. Bonds of 1500 were posted for each defendant. The Retail Dealers' Association officers from Minnesota and Wisconsin face trial, with names including Sanford Freeport, Lusk Fond du Lac, Lukens Chicago, Aucuit Kankakee, Keeler Racford, McGraw Appleton, Durkee Lake Geneva, Maaraton Madison, Brown Oshkosh. Trial by jury expected to open about a week later.
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R. C. Brown
Oshkosh
Delos Hull
Barkland
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Attomey Fackard
Agreed Statement of Facts in Wey Case
The document notes an agreed statement of facts and states that if the decision is against him Wey will appeal immediately to higher courts. It emphasizes immediate action and potential appellate steps.
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Wey
Chicago Teachers Win Salary Rise Amid Board Action
The Chicago Board of Education approved a broad salary raise for teachers totaling near one million dollars annually with 3,000 set for prominent grade and primary educators. Principals high school staff and district supervisors revert to pre 3 percent cut pay scales. Superintendent Edwin G Coolen’s salary rises from 5780 to a higher figure under the new schedule.
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Board of Education
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Edwin G. Coolen
Favor Incorporation Debate Marks Lake Carriers Meeting
After a two hour session on reorganizing and incorporating the association carriers adjourned for lunch without a vote. President Livingstone said sentiment favored incorporation as the morning session closed and the afternoon vote was expected.
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Recognized Father Frank On Path To New Parish Post
Special to The North Milwatthes Wis fan reposted to The Kyvening Wisconsin from Sh eorgan Wie. All vestrymen of Gece Eplecopat ocavreh finve recognize Father Frank as the parish priest and say his instatement is authorized. Father Frank will leave the diocese within thirty days to go to a church in the west. Unclear who will succeed him.
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Wis
Banner year for oranges pens optimistic forecast
Officials predict a record fruit season with 22 to 220 percent carloads of oranges shipped from Southern California. The outlook calls for the banner year and the highest prices ever offered for oranges in the East. A noted disaster awareness potential is hinted at with a:$15.43 circulation figure in Southern California.
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Choked by a bean ends life in Blanchardine
An Evening Wisconsin dispatch from Blanchardine shows an fifteen month old girl, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ed Walrack, choking on a bean while playing with others. A bean was removed but the second lodged and attempts to dislodge it failed leading to the child’s death.
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Village tale from Taprooma raises quirky record request
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Taprooma in county Derry Ireland with thirteen dwellings and references to Pearson's Weekly, a police barracks, and a creamery. The garbled text hints at a humorous village record chase, but details are unclear and names are incomplete.
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Veiled Names in Cathedral Election List
Associated press reports from St. Louis dated January 22 stating Bishop Sonnethen Mesamer of Grench War has no spot on the list of candidates for Archbishop Kainelerst. No priests or bishops from the area are listed. Later note claims Bishop Hemnesy of Wichita was added to the priest list for consideration.
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Train Wreck Near Sourh Tireentiehh Mou Details Fatal
Fort Scott engineer Fisher was killed instantly in a wreck near a trestle on a passenger train traveling at high speed. Fireman Gilbert of Fort Brail seriously injured and several passengers reported hurt as wreckage and burned cars blocked the line. A wrecking train with physicians left Syrrpfield for the scene, about thirty five miles south of South Greenfleld. cause attributed to misalignment or saboteur act. Freight train stood on siding when collision occurred.
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Sensation in Germany and political protests
A transcribed dispatch describes unrest in Germany with mentions of the Reichstag and public demonstrations. It notes a threat behind the Wruppavin and claims Vorwaerts has published a strong manifesto. The socialist committee called thirty one public meetings in Berlin to discuss the issue.
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Wisconsin weather outlook with chilly Waves and cold snaps
The report notes a Wisconsin weather forecast for tonight and Friday, predicting possible colder conditions and northwest winds. Temperatures expected to fall with a few sharpened swings, and a cold wave moving into the north, bringing a brisk late week pattern.
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