Wisconsin Law Highlights From 1925 Legislature
Wisconsin's 1925 legislature enacted more than 450 measures, many surviving vetoes and House opposition. Key actions include tax relief for homeowners, removal of income tax secrecy, and revisions affecting labor, government, agriculture, education, and highways. The report notes changes in taxation exemptions, workers' rights, city codes, courts, and conservation measures amid a busy session.
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Associated Press
Madison
Ahz
Wiscoms
Asany
Bandits Shoot Down Low Riding Plane but Miss Payroll
In a remote town the payroll heist ends with bandits firing on a small plane but failing to seize the payroll. The wreckage and disrupted route leave authorities scanning the area near Cerrnoma or nearby, with little concrete lead on suspects.
Kieckhofer to Remain at University
Prof William H Kieckhofer of the University of Wisconsin declined Oklahoma State Universitys presidency offer for personal reasons He cited unfinished work at Wisconsin and high student demand as reasons for staying He noted publicity over the Oklahoma bid influenced him but affirmed his commitment to his Wisconsin duties and ongoing courses with students.
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University of Oklahoma
Associated Press
Madison
William H. Kieckhoofer
Oniversity of Wisconsin
University of Okla
Hieckhofer
Wisconsin
Fa A
Board of Regents
Tech
Oklahoma
Baldwin Plans Draft Reply to Allied States
Premier Baldwin will communicate a draft reply to the allied states. No recent conversations on reparations have been held with allies. News notes the premier’s stance and ongoing diplomacy efforts.
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Baldwin
Allies Ed Press
GBS
W Stanley Smith to assume new duties Wednesday
W Stanley Smith will take on a new role this coming Wednesday within the administration. The appointment marks a shift in leadership with Smith succeeding a prior official and signaling continued organizational changes.
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W. Stanley Smith
United Move to Bolster Wheat Price Sought by States
A Kansas City area conference of Kansas Texas Oklahoma Nebraska and Colorado producers urged action to raise wheat prices. Leaders favored reduced acreage improved grain quality and intensive cultivation to lift yields and profits for farmers. Governors Elaine and Preus expressed openness but offered no firm commitments pending official calls.
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United
Rx United Press
Wichita
Kan
Nal
Tonatbsn
Kansas
Texas
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Colorado
Jonna A. Whitehurst
Oklahoma Board of Agricultre
Whitehurst
Hel
Consid
Ehurst
Wiktiehurs
Elaine
Madison
Datis
Eadzer
Wissen
Girl Bride of Three Months Awaits Husband Return
A United Press dispatch from Kansas City reports Mrs Bessie in Missouri waiting for her husband to return. She sits at the police station seeking help, recounting their brief marriage and her hope for a reunion. The account notes community and family support efforts as the missing return remains unresolved.
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United Press
Bessie
Warn
Indians Entitled to Aid Under Poor Relief Law
Indians qualify for aid under the Poor Relief State Law, aligning with other persons in the valley. The notice references ML Gere of Tintes Ma and outlines eligibility considerations for assistance.
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Tintes
Medical association head backs judge decision says Allen Murer
Allen Murer president of the American Medical Association announces support for a judge's decision at a Volsfeid Ret Hime event endorsing the stance. The statement reflects unity within the medical community on the ruling and its implications for practice.
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Amin
Slechole
Aimerican Medical
Auen Murer
Can Medical Sasociation
Train Crash In Bronx Hits Empty Subway Cars
Two wooden coaches of a crowded elevated train telescoped into the rear of an empty subway train in the Bronx near the Interborough tows parking structure. The collision injured twelve people, one perhaps fatally, as rain affected braking and the streetcar was lineup for a turning run.
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Associated Press
New York
Bronx
Interborough
Iain Tat
Accih Tichmen
Ain
Down Town
Greelarm
Elgin
Belvidere Intecur
Pershing Tours Army Camps In Citizen Soldier Review
General Pershing, commander of the American forces, begins a tour inspecting citizen soldiers and the National Guard at Camp Meade and Fort Des Moines after weeks of training. He aims to see how well modern arms are managed and to compare American units with allied leaders. His visit includes stops at Camp Knox and Camp Cue as part of a broader evaluation of the U S citizen army.
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Fraser Edwards
United Prese State
Camp Meade
The
Bugles
Reveilie
Hera
Penns
Mie National Guard
Moun
Pennax
Tilden Wins Final Defeats Alonzo for Cup
Indianapolis report states Tilden defeats Alonzo 8-2 in the finals to claim the cup, with Raed serving as associate referee. The match caps a championship showing for Tilden, sealing the title in a decisive victory.
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Tilden
Alonzo
Drowned Man Missing in Pike Lake Near Mercer Wisconsin
Bartholmex P. van, 28, railroad ranchman from Yvonwood Michigan, drowned Sunday afternoon in Pike Lake near Mercer Wisconsin after cramps while swimming. Local authorities reported the incident and are investigating the accident.
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Pike Lake
Associated Prege
Yvonwood, Mich
Bartholmex P. van
Railread
Mercer
Wis
Disabled Vets Enter Arena In War Program Debate
Roosevelt era style summary of a Washington dispatch on a disabled veterans program and legislative measures. Aliens, pensions, and officer retirements are referenced amid a political arena discussion. The text is fragmented and reads like a wartime congressional briefing with mentions of veterans groups and funding.
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United Tress Stat
Washington
Licabieg
Ron Rilem
Reveal Effort to Wreck in Time to Prevent Accident
A garbled report indicates an attempted wreck was detected in time to halt a potential rail disaster near Sydney. Authorities note the incident involving unidentified individuals and a thwarted plan may have prevented casualties.
Recognition of Mexico in albHIT event noted
Fragmentary text appears to reference recognition of Mexico in a possibly mixed or garbled document. Mentions Sage Cerespendenn HAPS withes and a display to Hughes. Details are unclear due to transcription errors.
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Mexico
Albhit
Internal Fight Over Evolution Theory Rocks Pope Rapeville
A dispute among faculty at Pope Rapeville University escalates over evolution theory, triggering internal tensions and debates. No injuries reported. administration calls for calm and academic dialogue amid the conflict.
Refined Sugar Price Reduction Reported
Refiners cut refined sugar by ten points to 5.56 cents per pound. The change appears in market notes and reflects ongoing commodity adjustments with no further details provided.
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Mau
Poincare Address Blames France Policy Not Reparations Reply
Paris reports Premier Poincare’s address reiterates France’s stance on Versailles payments and rejects Britain’s reparations speech as a mere reiteration. He opposes a national finance commission and says France will not concede beyond the treaty terms. London notes British leadership prospects hit by his remarks. Weather briefs for Wisconsin Minnesota North Dakota Iowa follow.
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Associated Press
Paris
Poincare
Senils
Baldivin
Great Britain
Wey Garaveialege-Fess
Sennis
France
Great Briain
Germany
Aner National Finance Commission
London
Spee
Fron
Les Im
State Labor Federation Convention Heads to Superior
About 600 union members from across Wisconsin attend the thirty first annual Wisconsin State Federation of Labor convention in Superior for four days starting July 17. Delegates arrive today for opening sessions with Mayor Fred Baxter delivering the welcome. Main address by J Handler, state federation secretary treasurer, followed by routine business. Concurrent meetings with barber and plumber associations and carpenters council. Social events include a Duluth picnic and a Wednesday night ball.
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Associated Press
Superior
Wis
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Siats Federation of Labor
Fred A. Baxter
J. Handler
Rior
State Barbers’ Association
Plunders’ Asternation
State Council of Carpenters
An Vent
Ineset Estace Federation of Labor
Paruth
of Fonda
Duluth
105 year old woman votes in Minnesota election
An elderly Minnesota woman aged 105 cast her vote in the state election amid varied voter turnout reports. The scene highlighted increasing participation among the elderly and rural residents, with observers noting the influence of long-standing community ties and local concerns shaping the ballot.
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Minnesota
Weather and Roads Report Across Regions
Weather and road conditions vary across areas with most regions described as pleasant or fair. Crasxe-Ciear and Tronwornl-Cyear show pleasant readings with good roads. Oskaosh-Ciear and Racane-Fair report warm weather and good to fair roads. Kenosha-Fair is warm with good roads, while Appletare ear notes partly cloudy skies and generally good travel conditions.
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Renia
Kenosha
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