Sixteen Wisconsin women chosen as alternates to Chicago convention
Sixteen Wisconsin women from every congressional district gathered at the Milwaukee Pallor house as alternates and potential state leaders for the Republican convention in Chicago. They were named as alternates for federal delegates, with a pledge of faithful Republican service and a plan to organize party work across counties and branches statewide.
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Wisconsin
Chicago
Palorr House
Wisconsin del Nation
Milwaukee
AL Pat Pee
Aver
Rommuer
Sane Ween
Ares
Janes
Mra Hlm
Yeumans
Wauhesha
Katherine William
Dees Devecaes
Janceville
Penn Smith Deface
Maiwan
Pnds
National Republican
Republican Women's Club of
Pirmee Beng
Republian
Ganz
Smerra
Ryoliere
asenaRstalate
Asernaie
Those Paris Hats and the Leather Plume Debate
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a discussion over Paris hats leather plumes with mentions of fashion, trade, and possibly a trade or style debate. Limited readable names and dates prevent precise event framing. The piece appears to reflect dress accessory trends and commentary on hat design and prominence.
Wisconsin special session ends without action on vetoes
A special session of the Wisconsin legislature closed with no action on Governor Philips vetoes. The body approved most measures, including a plan to fund county training schools, and adjourned after debating the Severson income tax proposal. A state hospital for crippled and deformed people was created, with size plans to be discussed. The general session is expected next January.
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Wisconsin
Philips
Severson Surtun
Mullen
Senate
George Steudenmayer
Fortace
Stau¢enmayer
Pretany
Ieass
Ube
Severeon
Jsure
Setetaen
Benome & Campaion
Gubernas Toriak
Gress Hicher Educational Inetithiin
Gmerner
Sigens
Mrs Ives Divorces Haleid Ives in Fond du Lac Case
Sequel to a city tragedy reports Mrs Aimena Ives obtaining a divorce from Haleid A. Ives, the former singer linked to a fatal shooting near the McGregor store. The decree, issued by a Ripon municipal court on May 5, grants custody of Almena and assigns child support of 25 dollars monthly, with the husband ordered to pay Mrs Ives. The defendant’s prior conduct and alleged failure to reform are cited. Mrs Ives now resides in Oshkosh and the former husband remains in prison serving a two year sentence.
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Fond du Lac
Aimena Ives
Haleid A. Ives
Herbert P. Ligebr
McGregor Eignt
Eogurt
Ripon
Lecht
Ives
Almena
Milwaukee Man Gains 25 Pounds Through Tanlac Claim
A Milwaukee man, Joseph J. Holmes, 850 Third St., credits Tanlac with restoring his health after a 1918 flu collapse. He says he recovered from chronic stomach issues, rheumatism, nerve trouble, and weight loss, gaining 25 pounds and improved energy. The ad cites multiple drugstore distributors in Oshkosh, Menasha, Neenah, Winneconne, and Omra.
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Joseph It. Holmes
Milwaukee
Wis
Atwood House Cleaning Co
Holmes
Texas
Wyoming
West
Tanlac
Oshkosh
Baumon Drug Co
Menasha Drug Co
Menasha
Neenah
Marsh Bros
Winneconne
Becker
Phey
Omra
Horn
Women power grows in British politics and votes
United Press reports that English women are shaping debates and pressuring Parliament as the franchise bill looms. Women’s meetings, postcards to the Prime Minister, and dock price worries push for immediate reforms. Lady Asquith notes rising female influence, while remarks credit Lady Bonham Carter and Lady de Frece for political impact.
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United Press
London
Commons
Lady Asquith
British Housewives Union
Tela Ber
House of Commons
Asquith
Paisley
Lady Bonham Carter
de Frece
Vesta Tiley
Sir Warner
Queen Mary and King George Plan Isle of Man Visit
Associated Press reports King George and Queen Mary may visit the Isle of Man this summer. The pair consider a royal tour, with plans described as in early stages and subject to final approval.
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Isle OF Man
Lendor
Kine Geeree
Queen Mary
Thor
Convention Rivalries Rise as GOP Race Shapes Platform
Amid looming Republican national convention, Wood, Lowden, and Johnson supporters push for advantage while undecided delegates flock to Chicago. Platform talks inch forward with a League of Nations plank under debate. Beveridge may gain a permanent chair role, and convention ticket sales surge as party factions vie for influence. Miss Gaston withdraws from presidential race, endorsing any candidate who backs her stand.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Wood
Lowden
Johnson
Natonal Committee
Credentials Committee
McCormick
Illinois
Beveridge
Indiana
Bards
League of Nations
Johnson-Borah
Boran
California
South
National Committee
Gaston
Zancy Page
Sho xi
South Dakota
Oklahoma delegate outlines anti-ceret plan at national caucus
An Oklahoma delegation member announces a strategy for presidential nominating events. Discussion centers on favored candidates Governor Lowden and former Rep Bird S. McGuire, with Kentucky Governor Edse Morrow and Rep Charles E. Pishert also noted. A Missouri delegation arrival and Pennsylvania Sen Penrose are referenced amid ongoing convention chatter.
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Livin McDerald
Oklahoma
Jake Hamnon
National Committee
Nmn
Oklahoma Wote
Ballon
Haren
I Bird S. McGuire
Lowden Will
Edsia i Morrow
Kentucky
Charles E. Pishert
Lena
Missouri
Judoh
Babler
St. Louis
Rabler
Senate
Lowden
Sen
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Regret Over Leader's Enforced Absence Cited
Chairman Hays of the national communes expressed regret over the enforced absence of the Pennsylvania leader. He noted that Senator Penrose would not be present and said everyone is sorry about the absence.
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Wood Forces
Beveridge
Frank H. Bitchcock
Wood
Sproul
Pennsylvania
Johnson
Borah
Idshe
Hays
Penrose Il
Refusal to Work on Trains Carrying Colored Troops
Associated Press reports Berlin June dispatch that members of a union refuse to work on trains carrying French colored troops across Germany to Poland. The move, noted by The Faglische Rundschau, presents a demand believed pressed on the German government by France. A stray line about a widow marrying a bachelor becoming a teacher appears as a non-sequitur.
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Associated Press
Berlin
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