Madison Notes Show Republicans Rally at Noon Convention
Madison Wis July 15 Everything is ready for the Republican state convention to meet tomorrow at noon in the university gymnasium seating about 3 000. Governor La Follette and numerous candidates occupy Park Hotel headquarters as delegates arrive and party factions battle over platform and slate while the state central committee settles contested delegations.
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Madison
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la Follett
Houser
la Follette
Spooner
J. H. Stout
Menomonkc
ultra-La Follette
State Central Committee
Rock County
Eau Claire
Charles F. Pfister
Milwaukee
Associated Press
Park Hotel
University Gymnasium
Levi W. Bancroft
Richland Center
Wisconsin
Aishcat
Burnett County
Grant County
John J. Kempf
L. N. Clausen
Bayfield
State Treaseurer
Walker L. Hoover
Mondovi
Rock Firnt
Menomonie
Hoyt A. Winslow
Fond du Lac
F. C. Tarbo
Ashland
C. P B. Carry
Delavan
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Zeno M. Host
Janesville
Walter L. Houser
J. W. Whelan
Alma
Rock Flint
H. L. Mead
Shell Lake
J. A. Stone
Reedsburg
J. T. Dithmar
Baraboo
Peter Koehler
Tenth Ward
Joseph G. End
Sheboygan
August Pott
L. M. Sturtevant
Neilleville
Frank Tucker
Nellisville
Martin Bergh
la Croze
Otto Bosshard
le Crosse
F. C. Tarbox
M. FE. Dillon
Stone
Walter JL. Houser
Farr
Houser Wkewtse
League
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la Foilette
Kempf
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End
Capitol
A. M. Anderson
J. A. Broadwell
C. P. Cary
D. G. Classon
L. Clausen
Joseph End
Joseph Farr
State Dairy and Food Office
L. Ferr Fuson
Normal Regents
R. J. Flint
Assembly
Hans P. Fuley
Fr. T. Hazelwood
Zeno Host
Walter Houser
Nels Nelson
Jorney General
Rairoad
John M. Whitehead
Toam FF
Shawano
Shatvana
Trent
Jonaz Swenhalt
Bhavana
Polls and patience mark party convention in state
Reports suggest several candidates may attend the convention as delegates or supporters while cancellations from Platteville and other regions alter expected strength. Leaders forecast bolters challenging the GOP, with Charles F. Poister en route to influence outcomes as Loyals press for party principles. Rev. Dr. Uurier to serve as convention chaplain.
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Pilater
Kilter Rinlauy
Platteville
Spesher
Copretae
HG. Payne
Charles F. Poister
Bulters
Fateen
Achentes
Ube
Tar Vallette
la Fallette
Allegatea Iu
Uurier
Boge y Is Beaten In Amateur Golf Meet
The opening round of the amateur golf championship at Glenview Course featured Travis as top contender with 79, while notable western players like Walter Egan and Bruce Smith faced early exits due to illness. Qualifying will determine match play entrants, with heavy rain not affecting the course and prospects for finals remaining open.
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Associated Treas
Chicago
N. R. Roberts
Springfield Colt Club
Allen Hibbard
Milwaukee
Glenview
Emily S. Douglas
Charles 3. MacDonald
Alurny
Bruce Smith
Onwentsin
Holabird
Walter Egan
Lake Geneva
Chandler Egan
Ab. Poole Jr
Travis
Walter B. Smith
Onwentsia
Bryant Retires as Wisconsin State Chair Due to Health
A Madison dispatch reports General Bryant will decline re election as chairman of Wisconsin state central committee because of ill health. Theodore Kronshage of Milwaukee is expected to be named successor to lead the campaign this fall.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Journal
Madison
General Bryant
State Central Committee
Bryant
Theodore Kronshage
Kronshage
Contracts Awarded For Neenah Opera House Build
Neenah July 15 contracts for the opera house were awarded to Charles Johnson Chicago mason work 38880 Wm Lingall Neenah carpenter work 11865 Kurz Root Appleton 750 and E W Cahill Waukesha heating 2200. E J Jandrey president of the Neenah Advancement association resigns stating insufficient time to devote to duties.
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Northwestern
Neenah
Wis
Neenah Opera House
Charles Johnson
Chicago
Mason
Lingall
Carpenter
Kurz & Root
Appleton
E. W. Cahill
Waukesha
E. J. Jandrey
Neenah Advancement Association
The
Advancement Association
Scofield Ill in Milwaukee Flight Delayed
Ex Governor Scofield is in Milwaukee with a cold and will delay travel to Madison to rest at a hotel and seek medical care. He was seen in the city today and planned to proceed southward once recovered.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wig
Scofeld
Madison
Strike Battles Raging Over Freight Amid City Lockout
Chicago dispatch reports escalating labor strife as the Erie and Santa Fe refuse compromise terms, delaying a nationwide rail standstill. Teamsters and freight handlers clash with managers over overtime, probation, and trucker wages, while perishable goods pile up in yards and police brace for further action.
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Chicago
Curran
Erie
Santa Fe
Northwestern
Wrash
Wisconsin Central
Uat
President Young
Teamsters’ Union
Ne. Young
South Water Street
R Gs
Mr. Young
Teamsters
Bri
Young
Tha
Beaneht
Po- Nee O'Neill
Capsize Fatal Yacht Disaster On Lake Arab IV Sinks Two Die
Two youths Mary Taylor aged sixteen and Harry Jende seventeen perished when the yacht Arab IV owned by John H Cameron capsized during a late storm on the lake. Eight others survived after heroic efforts to cling to the overturned vessel. Cameron and a crew member were rescued in a near-exhausted state as the boat was towed to shore. The Arab IV, finished second in the Sir Thomas Lipton cup races, carried only a mainsail and jib.
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Associated Press
Chiengy
John H. Cameron
National Bank of the Republic
Mary Taylor
Fifty-first Street
Harry Jende
Mary Phoeniz Cameron
Misa Cameron
Mamie Goodman
Willam Correy
S. Haskins
Arthur Barber
Astanay
Fife
Cameron
Barber
Harry Ylan
Columbia Yacht Club
Corey
Miss Cameron
Jensen
Taylor
Labor strike disrupts South Water Street trade and brick work
Business conditions worsen as a city strike tightens. Police deter pickets on a nearly deserted South Water Street amid a stalled arbitration meeting led by Frederick Job. Freight handlers slow brick movement. 10 to 20 thousand workers may be idle within a week if no settlement. Merchants weigh moving freight while awaiting talks with warehouse and brick foremen.
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Teamsters
Raitroads
Driscol
Team Owners’ Association
Inday
Water Street Commission
Teamsters' Union
Ald
South Water Street
State Board of Arbitration
Frederick Job
Yaten Yeutenday
Ft la Wald
Munksa
Brickmakers’ Union
Geyser Explosions Reported at Waimangu Rotoroa
Tremendous explosions shake the Waimangu geyser at Rotoroa and jets reach heights from 30 to 40 feet as Wellington reports the volcanic event with dramatic display on July 15.
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Associated Press
Wellington
New Zealand
Rotrorua
Protest on harbor move near Oshkosh Yacht Club
A closed hearing in the mayor's office with Frank Percey challenging Branting's plan by the Oshkosh Yacht Club to move the bridge in North Park for a harbor of refuge. Percey claims damage to nearby properties. Mayor Mulva will seek a legal opinion.
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Frank Percey
Mira
Common Council
Branting
Oshkosh Yacht Club
North Park
Percey
Lim
C. D. Cleveland
Yacht Club
Peresy
Ale
Mulva
Col H. J. Weed
George Tipton
Morgan and Voss
Randall
Ira Parker
Frank Tt. Libbey
T. FaGter
E. P. Sawyer
John Kluwin
Willam Trind
Bragg Case Exposes Cuban Governance Doubts
Washington July 15 The State Department awaits any steps from Minister Quesada or Cuban officers after Bragg’s letter criticizing Cuba’s ability to govern was publicized. General Bragg, a junior diplomatic officer, faces potential reprimand. no formal presentation of the case has been made to the State Department. A cable from General Bragg says publication of the letter was unauthorized.
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Washington, D. C
State Department
Vonse
Quesadt
Atepa
Geinral
Mra. Gragx
Fond du Lac
Braggin
Uie State Department
Thegerd
General Bragg
Genend Brugge
Herve
H. C. Stevens
Corn Market Stampede Ends July Corner
Chicago traders watched July corn collapse after a stampede that followed a late afternoon settlement claim by General Manager Scotten of Harris-Gates. Prices fell sharply to 65 1/2 cents as bears and bulls battled over the doomed July corner amid large arrivals and favorable weather.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Scotten
Harris-Gates Company
Evening Post
Sears
Bears
New York
Ctique
Vears
Iaat
John W. Gatea
Tracy Doubles: Escaped convict seen near Muckle shoot reservation
Tracy, an escaped convict, was sighted on a road near the Muckle shoot reservation by an Indian boy and later by rancher Henry O'Neil. A bloodhound pursuit disrupted by sparse guards followed as Tracy moved along old trails from Emmenclaw, nearing a ridge before fatigue halted further escape.
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Ds Associated Press
Auburn
Wash
Tracy
Henry O'Neil
Emmenclaw
Palmer Junction
Weather forecast for Wisconsin general into tonight and Wednesday
Readable fragments indicate a Wisconsin weather forecast with warmer conditions expected Wednesday. Mentions indeterminate dates, variable winds from the south, and temperature notes.
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Wisconsin
Spooner and Wisconsin Wing Demand Clear Platform Stand
Madison Wis July 15 Delegates at the state Republican convention press for a straight declaration from Senator Spooner on state issues before endorsement. Leaders from La Follette and league factions argue federal interference taints policy and demand adherence to primary, taxation and civil service pledges. The absence of Spooner, location Vermont, fuels debate on how the platform and endorsements will unfold at the convention.
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Win‘consi
League
la Follette
Law Follette
Wisconsin
Senate
Teague
Park
Jeague
To & la Follette
Ansswer
Leaguer
John
Judge Keyes
Keyes
Leaguers
Republican Party
Illinoia
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Onder
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Washburn
Fred O. Terbox
Hoya
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Grantsburg
John W. Thomas
Chippewa County
Charles B. Carey
Delaven
L. Y D. Harvey
Otto J. Schuster
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