Hudnall Sees Protective Tariff Core in Madison Speech
Senator Hudnall delivered the keynote at the Wisconsin Republican convention in Madison. He urged a strong protective tariff, criticized supporters of the Underwood act, and urged delegates aligned with Republican principles for the national convention. He cited Gov Philipp’s tax reductions and called for unity despite party differences while stressing military preparedness and neutrality.
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Wisconsin
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Republican Party
Tax policy clash shapes 1915 budget debates at state level
Governor Philipp faces opposition over appropriations and tax levies amid disputes about war-era funds and reductions. The 1915 session aims to trim general fund expenditures, with delegates from multiple districts debating endorsements for United States Senate as Milwaukee factions weigh positions.
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Hugo
Jeredit
George B. Hudnall
Delerar
Park
Cameron Fred
Gression
Hixon
Dielevate
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Jiacctias Sressional
J. Boon
Gerry W. Hazelton
Abraham Lig
Gamz
Fisk XN
Bodden Vwlwkee
George West
E. R. Spence
Fred Pritzlaf
Waukee
Congressional Distri
United States Senate
T. Drought
Milwaukee
Lady Foresters Meet in Menasha Fraternity Event
Special Menasha gathering drew 300 Lady Foresters from Kankaun Chute Menasha and Lac de Flambeau. Jennie Niland of Fond du Lac charged with initiation. Officers installed at Hotel Menasha amid praises of Fraternities with music and refreshments. About a dozen Menasha men headed to Madison for state Republican convention. Funeral services held for F. O A. Reblitz and George C. Defferx with Rev A J Summer and Rev George A Clifford officiating.
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Kankaun
Chute
Lac
Menash
Rang
Chhicago
Depa J Ranser
Jennie Niland
Fond da la We
Eharce
Benasha
Asa Sires
Iate
Madison
F. O A. Reblitz
First Street
Bevd
George C. Defferx
St Tatrick's Church
George A. Clifford
Parliament Prorogued as King Vows to Fight On
London reports Parliament prorogued until February 24. King George declares Britain will not lay down arms until the cause is vindicated amid wartime urgency. The piece notes social musings about chronic illness and advisory book reading.
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King George
England
Associated Press
London
Wilson tells Mary women New York on suffrage issue
President Wilson addresses clergy and women in New York urging patience on suffrage while urging justice as a foundation for peace. He repeats belief that balance of liberty and duty guides the nation and praises character shown by American actions.
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Sleet storm cripples Wisconsin utilities and transport
A winter sleet storm in Northern Wisconsin disrupts power and transport as lines break and lights fail. North from Appleton to Superior, utility services suffer outages, trains and streetcars run late, and telecommunication lines are impaired. Damage halts traffic and leaves communities in discomfort.
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Appleton
Green Har Traction Company
Lurechinbie
Fellon
Sk Cals
Hemmidge
Neetal
Here
Prize Courts Crowded and Blockade Opinion Mixed
Naval expert Van Persius of The Tasehiaty argues a blockade would be costly and potentially ineffective. He notes public opinion in England is not unanimous on the advisability and practical success of such a measure, stressing the strain on prize courts and wartime costs.
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Tame
van Persius
Tasehiaty
Pondenssns
England
War Updates Describe British Hold of Canal Route Amid Desert Storm
Reports from German sources claim British forces defend southern end of a canal route against large Arab and Turkish attacks while much of it remains under threat. The authorities say 15 000 killed and 20 000 wounded, with British lines temporarily intact near the sea. Concurrently Bristol hosts a great congress approving reforms and democracy themes. Meanwhile winter weather brings subzero temperatures across the region with blizzards and snow in Missouri and nearby states, and railroad services report delays.
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Uist
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de Hed
Mace Canal
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Albania
Bristol
England
Serviet Naine
Menasha
Missouri
Kansas City
North Platte
Neo
Omaha
Hanses
Scarlet fever epidemic fears sweep Neenah
A fever outbreak suspected in Neenah Wisconsin emerges after a sophmore girl contracts scarlet fever. Physicians fear wider infection as reports of suspected cases spread and officials evaluate the situation.
Mrs Mghr Tells Her Story Card
A fragmented text presents a personal account from a woman named Mrs. Mghr. The readable portions hint at financial struggles and time spent separated from someone, mentioning earnings and a sequence of events. The incomplete wording limits full context.
Fungs for Jewish Relief
Community drives across organizations call for a generous national response to aid Jewish relief efforts abroad. Charities urge broad support and emphasize collective action to meet urgent needs during a time of international crisis.
British in grave danger of losing control of route to Suez
British forces face heavy Arab and Turkish attacks near Aden with casualty figures rising to 15 000 killed and 20 000 wounded by December 30. Reports from Berlin Paris and London describe renewed fighting along the Western Front and Turkish advances in Arabia and the Near East.
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Berlin
Colezne Voths Zeitune Publishe Atch
Gaire
Arabia
Aden
Volks Zeitung
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Red Sea
Iike
Gibraltar
London
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France
Flanders
Nieu- Pert
Ypres
Argonne
Nieuport
Siaf
Trogre
Arras
Boy Scouts to Rescue on Eastern Coast War Effort
Wartime report notes Boy Scouts aiding civil relief and road work with German threat along the eastern coast. Messengers in government and Red Cross quarters dig potatoes while farmers face shortages.
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Forecast Notes Snow and Cold for Wisconsin Tonight
Weather bulletin indicates a strong cold wave sweeping Wisconsin tonight with significant snowfall and plummeting temperatures. Forecasters predict much colder conditions into Friday with brisk winds and possible clear spells after the snow.
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