Senate Sees Another All Night Filibuster Clash
Washington Jan 20 1930 The Senate remains locked in a historic fight over the administration ships bill as Republicans and Democrats stage an all night session. Senator Smoot spoke for eleven hours and thirty five minutes before Sutherland took the floor with both sides unlikely to yield soon. The chamber saw two armed lines of senators in formal dress and fatigue visible as they pressed the battle into a new day.
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Associated Press
Washington, D.C
Senate
Washington, D. C
Congress
Senate Democrats
Suwot
Sutherland
Smoot
Repubicans
Kern
No Lessons From The War In US Building Plans
Secretary Dassets stated the year building plans should progress regardless of the European war. He noted observers in Europe and aim to advise Congress next December on results of the conflict. Naval focus remains ships in the North Sea and Atlantic along with the Pacific and the Gulf regions.
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Associated Preas
Washington, D. C
Jan. C
Dassets
Europe
Congress
Fox Che
North Sea
United States
Atlantic Ocean
Pacific
Gulfs of Mexico
Caribbean Sea
Three English Airships Brought Down By Germans
Berlin reports state seven English aeroplanes bombarded Ostend and Zeebrugge. Three failed to return after being chased by German fighters. two British aviators participated in a raid on Zeebrugge January 22, with bombs said to have damaged a submarine. The German version claimed no damage. Bombs over Dunkirk followed a clear moonlit raid by ex aeroplanes. Fifty bombs fell, ten incendiaries. many houses damaged, but military aims deemed a failure.
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Associated Press
London
Berlin
Ostend
Zeebrugge
Dunkirk
France
False affidavits charged in Frank trial link
Luther Rosser, Leo M. Frank's attorney, testified at Dan S. Lehon's Burns detective agency case that C Tedder and Arthur Thurman procured affidavits from Rev C. E Ragsdale and R L Barber to allege Frank's innocence. Ragsdale spoke mostly, Rosser said, with Barbers adding some details.
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Leo M. Frank
Associated Press
Avianta
Luther Rosser
Leo
Ragsdale
Barber
Frank
James Conley
Marr Phagan
Brandon
Despotism in Colorado mining camps exposed in hearings
John R. Lawson of the United Mine Workers testified before the federal industrial relations commission that Colorado mining camps show complete despotism. He cited company control of housing schools churches and stores, high death and injury rates, and the use of company police and coroners. He contrasted union and non union camps and linked Rockefeller Jr to the Ludlow tragedy, noting pay in scrip and anti union practices.
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Associated Press
New York
John R. Lawson
Colorado
United Mine Workers of America
Federal Industrial Relations Commission
John D. Rockefeller, Sr
Lawson
Ufe
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
University of Colorado
United Ring Workers of America
John D Rockefeller, Jr
Mm Winch Mar
Ludlow
Rockefeller
United Mine Workers For America
Rehe
Weinsteck
Tarteg Mine Workers of America
Lair Lawson
Weinees
J. Borden Harriman
Ladlow
McCombs Plans Democratic National Committee Meeting
McCombs, Democratic National Committee chairman, said a meeting of the committee would be held within two months, likely featuring a dinner to mark two years of Democratic administration. He did not commit to running in 1916 but emphasized focusing on President Wilson’s personal record and government finances.
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Associated Press
Washington
McCombs
National Committee
Wilson Kimse
MrCombs
Janesville Water Plant Valued for City Takeover
The Wisconsin railroad commission sets the Janesville Water company valuation at 265 000 dollars, with the city to gain possession April 1 and to pay for materials on hand and additions since July 1, 1914. The order also requires two new stations at Valley Junction and road improvements, plus refunds for overcharges and new service on the Milwaukee road.
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Railroad Cafamiasion
Northwestern
Madison
Wis
Railroad Commission
Janesville Water Company
A. E
Frederick
Omaha
Milwaukee
Valley Junction
ISIS
Soo” Road
Howards Crossing
Chippewa County
Plattersile, Rewey and Edenborough Telephone Company
Farmers’ Telephone Company
Lancaster Electric Light Company
Ship Purchase Hangs Fire In US Belligerent Talks
State department officials said government ship purchases from European belligerents have not become formal negotiations. No admin plan announced on buying neutral or interned ships. Until Congress acts, officials expect protests from belligerents not to be timely. Informally, Britain and France hint at opposition to wholesale German and Austrian ship purchases.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
State Department
Frere
Great Britain
France
Wisconsin Democratic Editors Meet at Madison Next Wednesday
The Wisconsin Democratic Press association held a meeting at the Park hotel in Madison next Wednesday at 2 o’clock. Senator Husting and other prominent Democrats of the state were invited to attend.
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Madison
Wisconsin Democratic Prexx Association
Park Hotel
Orlock
Husting
Index of Today's Paper Highlights Local Events
The issue lists features including Mr. Borns commencement address and Bray initiating a short ballot fight. It mentions new school readiness and theater listings in New York, state dairy and food commission notes, and church announcements. Legislative notes indicate the legislature is going slow with city rule implications.
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Bray
Shor Storr
Sand
Broad
Wisconsin
Ite
Wace
New York
Bryan at Raleigh Addresses Legislature on War and Fence
At Raleigh North Carolina on January 20 1917 Secretary Bryan addressed the legislature and commented on the war and the issue of treaties. He argued for preparation and warned against optimism about peace while acknowledging possible progress and discussing women’s suffrage.
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Bryan
Raleigh
N.C
Associated Press
Rategh
N. C
North Carolina
General Villa Shot and Report Sparks Conflicting Claims
Reports from El Paso indicate General Villa was shot three times by his bodyguard Col Rodolfo Fleris, though officials in Juarez deny the claim. Villa reportedly remained at Aguas Calientes directing the campaign against Carranza troops in the west amid unsettled fighting in the region.
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Generél Villa
Rodolfo Fleris
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Laredo
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Monterey
Villa
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Sixteenth Infantry
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Connorsville
Capital
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Puebla
Czar Nicholas Expresses Gratitude For Loyalty To War
Telegram from Moscow reports Emperor Nicholas II thanking the Moscow government for loyalty to the fatherland. He urges unity of Sons of Russia and prayers for victory, hoping to bless heroic warriors and secure a brilliant future while destroying enemies.
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Associated Press
Petrograd
Alexander Samarin
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Nicholas Togay
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Russia
Longfellow School Opens in Oshkosh on Grove Street
A new district school named Longfellow has been placed in commission in Oshkosh. The modern institution stands on Grove street between Merritt and Park and is described in detail on page 7 of this issue.
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Ciix of
Oshkosh
Longfellow School
Grove Street
Merritt
Park
Train derails south of Milwaukee after wheel breaks
Chicago Milwaukee St Paul train No 15 traveling from Chicago to Minneapolis left the tracks near Oakwood about ten miles south of Milwaukee. The engine and several cars derailed and partially toppled. three injured officially reported though others suffered minor shocks. Rev F A Steven of London Canada and Raul Ballwanz of Portage Wisconsin among the injured.
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Milwaukeer
Wis
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St. Paul
Chicago
Minneapolis
Oakwood
Milwaukee
F. A. Steven
London
Canada
Raul Ballwanz
Portage
Charles Feiges
Steven
Oak
Suit Filed Over Appleton Manufacturing Stock Fraud
A damage suit seeks $50,000 from Killian Berait Manufacturing for inducing A W Priest to buy stock on May 4, 1914. The plaintiff alleges the company was insolvent and stock nearly worthless when the defendant provided false reports, leading to a $5,000 payment. Papers served on OH Brian, president of the company.
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Appleton
Wrs
OH Bian
Killan-Berait
Nut League Medal Sent to Sheboygan for Pronunciation Test
The Nut League of Milwaukee sent a fifteen inch iron prize to Sheboygan to be awarded to the person who correctly pronounces the three league team names Tschizakimata Te ohkanshura and Nimitagiisk. The event starts at 2 PM with alleys hot until 1 AM Monday as Milwaukee and Cudahy bowlers compete ahead of the state tournament on February 12.
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Sheboygan
Nut League of Milwaukee
Wiy
Tschizakimata
Teohkanshura
Nimitagiisk
MORE GAME WARDENS ASKED
Appleton Wisconsin January 30 A movement began to urge the governor to place additional wardens on the Wolf river from Portage to above Shiton to curb illegal spearing of pickerel and netting of fish Farmers claim wardens have too large a area to cover and report pitchforks and wagon loads of fish fed to hogs as the issue grows
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Appleton
Wis
Wolf River
Porgu
Midget Team Edged By Kingston In Wisconsin Contest
Kingston defeats Midgets 25 to 2 in Kingston Wisconsin after a tight first half. Oshkosh outweighed by about twenty pounds per man but stayed within reach, with Kingston leading 19 to 18 late. Capt Jico Lal and Les Simonson starred for Midgets, while Plagenr and Siewer led Kingston with multiple baskets.
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Wis
Wisc
Oshkosh
Jico Lal
Les Simonson
George Simonson
Art Cock
Greeses Williamz
Ruchstaff
Plagenr
Kingzew
Feds
The
Empires
Ymonth
Motions Denied in Promissory Note Case and Related Court Actions
In circuit court Jadec Burnell denied the plaintiff motions to retax the verdict and for a new trial in the J. L. Kosanke v Ernst Butt and Otto Bartel matter. The jury previously returned a five special verdict in favor of the defendants. A separate case, State of Wisconsin v Charles Johnson, saw a motion for a new trial continued for one week due to illness of District Attorney McDonald. The defendant was found guilty on a charge involving pointing at another person.
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Judéel Burnell
J. L.kosanke
Ernst Butt
Otto Bartel
Wincensin
Charles Johnson
McDonald
Oleo Moonshiners Sentenced In Federal Court
Eight members of the St Louis oleomargarine moonshiners ring were sentenced in federal district court for tax evasion. Sentences ranged from thirty days to eighteen months with fines from 2,300 to 5,600 dollars. The ring allegedly had 190 members and pled guilty to evading government tax on colored oleomargarine.
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St. Louis
Ify Associated Press
St. Lovis
St Louis
Federal District Court
Joseph Ma
Will Brown
R. A. Martens
H Martens
Richard Woltman
M. J. Duffs
Walter R. Mortis
Joseph Brusick
Cattle shipment rules widen under federal order
A January federal order sets February effective limits on cattle moves from quarantined and exposed zones. Live cattle may be shipped only for immediate slaughter to free areas, modified zones, or exposed areas, due to a discovered mouth disease in animals from Chicago stockyards sent to Richmond and Buffalo. Affected states include Delaware, Michigan, Indiana, Wisconsin, New York, Pennsylvania, Virginia, Maryland, and others.
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Buffalo
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Maryland
Monians
New York
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Virginia
Wisconsin
Appleton Council Refuses Tax Deadline Extension
Special to The Northwestern Appleton Wis Jan 30 The city council refused to extend the school tax payment deadline to March 1 because the new law does not extend the time for payments in the state.
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Appleeton
Appleton
Wis
Appleton C Council
Postmaster at Mosinee Nomination by Wilson
President Wilson today nominated Elf Rater as postmaster at Mosinee in a special to The Northwestern. The announcement comes as part of routine cabinet-level confirmations and aims to fill the Mosinee office with a trusted postal veteran.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
Elf Rater
Moinee
Weather Forecast Summary for Sunday Night
Forecast from Wiecesriy to Sunday night shows cloudy skies and varying temperatures. No readable names or locations clearly identifiable in the fragments.
War Office Report Briefs Eastern Front Turmoil
From London and Berlin comes a sweeping Austrian war office statement on the eastern front. It describes Austro German pressure in Poland Galicia and Bukowina near Warsaw and notes Russian lines thinning in Galicia while reporting Russian successes near Tabriz. Battles rage in snow covered Carpathians as forces clash along a fifty mile sector east of Prussia.
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