Go South, Young Men So Urges Ransdell Go South
Rep Ransdell of Louisiana urges southern migration to ease urban growth and food prices. He touts crop diversification, mining and manufacturing gains, and invites immigration to the South while addressing race relations and economic change. The speech frames the South as a diverse, healthy, prosperous region ready to absorb workers from farms and cities alike.
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Fond du Lac Adopts New Garbage Ordinance Provisions
The Fond du Lac common council enacted a new garbage ordinance on August 12 replacing the prior rule. It requires any car salesroom or repair shop storing more than one vehicle to meet fireproof construction standards with brick or equivalent exterior walls, twelve inch thick partitions, and fully fireproof upper structures or steel ceilings. Gasoline storage must be in a vault or well.
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Taft Confers on Statehood With Beveridge and Carter
Washington reports outline President Taft urging quick statehood for New Mexico and Arizona amid Senate moves on the postal savings bank bill and a constitutional amendment for voter election of senators. Beveridge, Sloan, and Dick discussed territorial status as Carter’s statehood motion faced delays.
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Senator backs pause on corporate tax payment
In Washington on June 34 Senator introduced a resolution to postpone until January 2 next the payment of the corporation tax. The measure aims to delay tax collection until the Supreme Court rules on the Payne Aldrich tariff provision. The plan drew disapproval from President Taft and Attorney General W. H. Smith.
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Firefighters battle timber blaze in Winnipeg area
Associated Press dispatch from Winnipeg Manitoba dated June 14 reports that firefighters have been ordered to tackle a major timber fire. The blaze has destroyed a large quantity of timber in the vicinity, causing concern for nearby properties and crews are fighting to prevent spread as winds shift.
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Assavizie Chooses Chairman Decision Delayed
A scrambled lines notice lists candidates Assavizie June central August Cummins and Charies G for a chairman selection. The fragment hints at a local governance vote or appointment process with unnamed dates and unclear roles.
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Paris Postpones Law Report Confusion In AP Dispatch
A garbled AP dispatch from Paris postpones a legal matter amid confusing references to ex-forester and fallacy theory. Names and specifics are unclear due to OCR errors, but the item signals a delayed law action and uncertain attribution within the Associated Press report.
Edict on Jewish Pale Rattle in Government Policy
A controversial measure backed by Premier Siolypin or the government seeks to alter Jewish rights, proposing restrictions in the pale and limiting Jewish merchants. Only about a third of members favor the bill, with opponents arguing it targets Jews in business and education. The plan includes coercive measures affecting residence, schools, and removal from certain professions, sparking debate in the Duma.
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Mitchell lauds Badgers amid muddled press notes
An unclear notes fragment records Mitchell praising the Badgers during a press session. The readable text mentions Northwestern, Jane, Seren, Wis, and MaDe Ma with phrases about earnestness, aches, and doubts, but the garbled wording leaves core facts uncertain.
Death of Mrs Kitzman at Menasha
Mrs Kitzman dies at home of M Clozzh on Main, Fort Akinson born in Menasha. Survived by parents, four sisters, one brother, husband and four children. Funeral held at German Luther Church, Neenah. Alumni banquet speaker Prof Wolf from Oshkosh, election of officers for two years. Community notices include school event, class exercises, and planned meetings.
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Troops Guard Records at io Pressa in Taree
Police report troops guarding records at io Pressa in Taree after a deputy requested additional guards. The move followed a security review and involved local authorities ensuring access to sensitive materials remains controlled.
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Taree
Rail firms to seek IC rehearing on berth-rate order
In St Paul on June 15, counsel for Pullman Sleeping Car Co and the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railway Co with the Great Northern and Northern Pacific in conference expect to seek a rehearing before the Interstate Commerce Commission. The disputed order lowers berth rates and expires in June.
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Sherman Cancel Rate Carles as Engagement Ends
Sparse OCR reads suggest a short item about a Sherman area rate cancellation and a possible engagement ending with a mention of Associated Press. Details are unclear due to text garble.
Milwaukee Postmaster Appointment Reported
Washington June 14 As Associated Press reports David C Owen of Milwaukee Wisconsin is named to the postmaster position pending final approval. Officials said the appointment would be confirmed after standard checks. The move reflects staffing changes in the federal postal service nationwide.
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Endorse Progressives and Democratic Unity Rally Notes
A fragmentary report notes support for Progressive and Democratic unity within a Jefferson club meeting. Indeterminate references mention a state convention, candidates, and a resolution praised by those aligned with progressive causes, amid uncertain attendee sentiment.
Northwestern League Denied Admission to Pulpits
A Milwaukee Telegram special from Wausau reports that a special committee of the German Reformed church Shehayran classes, after a convention, rejected the request of Rev. Mir. gechil for Stale-gani-saloan league admission to church milipies. The committee disapproved of the league methods and favored keeping pulpit access reserved for invastor. Greenwood was chosen as the next convention city.
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McGovern Campaign Opens Amid Turbulent Campaigns
Special to The North Gibwarder from Ashland June 14 reports McGovern campaign events in Wisconsin. The article notes a key figure facing charges and mentions a Milwaukee-linked donor, highlighting financial and political tensions shaping the early phase of the campaign.
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Underwood couple celebrates golden anniversary in Milwaukee area
A New Special from Wausau reports Mr and Mrs Jarvis A Underwood of Milwaukee celebrate their sixty years of marriage with all six children present. Attendees include Herbert S Underwood Henry S Sheddon Evy M Lawrence Williams and Lonise Susan Underwood. Underwood is president of his company.
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Team Withdraws from Lake Shere League Contest
Special to Milwas reports Northwestern Pe Weis Shr withdraws from the Lake Shere league. Captain Van Dandey announces the team in a public statement citing internal reasons for the withdrawal and confirming change in schedule.
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Captain Webber Injured En Route to Alaska Port
A damaged report states Captain Webber was injured near Valdez Alaska while sailing from Port Townsend Washington aboard a large steamer. He was transported to a hospital in Valdez for treatment.
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Germans Not Concerned Over Papal Encyclical
Berlin dispatch reports the papal encyclical on the canonization of St Charles Borromeo drew German Protestant protests. The Vatican replies disavowing intent to offend and says the encyclical is withdrawn for Germany.
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Senate Conferees Reach Agreement on Rail Rates
The Senate and House conference committee report details on long and short haul rules, water competition, and railroad rate suspensions. It notes the Interstate Commerce Commission hearings and the immediate effect of certain provisions with others to take effect sixty days after passage.
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President seeks interstate action to ban white phosphorous in matches
Washington June 14 President referred to Representative on interstate commerce the prohibition of white phosphorus in match manufacture. He conferred with Mr Mann and urged effort to enact legislation immediately. It is believed federal authority via interstate commerce could regulate poisonous substance used in matches. The matter was raised after a meeting with the American Association for Labor Legislation.
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Iowa Pioneer Insane Report From Ambiguous Wire
A scrambled Iowa item from the Associated Press describes a man in Cedar Rapids facing allegations and odd details about a home, a spouse, and rumors surrounding a wealthy figure linked to tragedy. The report appears garbled with broken phrases and unclear events.
Temporary Chairman Chosen Amid Turmoil in Des Moines Region
A temporary chairman is named as factions in Des Moines and surrounding areas struggle for control. The report mentions Sena and Ree figures, Charles Grin of De An PoTLT Tnsurgents, and Watts in a turbulent political scene during August.
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French and Arabs Fight as Autos Rise on Bills
In a chaotic clash reported in Ey Associated from Carte Pa on January 14, French and Arab forces fought fiercely. Casualties include one killed and twenty wounded, with gunfire and disrupted streets described as the foe pushed toward the green. The report suggests a volatile confrontation amid mounting tensions and confusing terrain.
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Isoper Company Sells Out and New Rug Firm Formed
In a local business move Wilifme Meuthe and Uitte Ho Kae drive a sale linked to the Soper furniture enterprise. The new venture, a rug and furniture firm, will be led by incorporators VW One V Kuemmerow and Mrs. Soper, with operations continuing at the former Soper site on Northern imipyo.
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Hera ne disaster claims multiple victims in Montreal
Recovery teams surface remains from The Hera ne ruin in Montreal as police and fire crews press into the collapsed basement. At least two bodies have been recovered, including a Perth Ont compositor and a Montreaut woman, with up to two more victims feared. Death toll and cause under investigation as hospitals report twenty five injured recovering.
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Indiana flyer eyes world record at air meet
A Indiana flyer from Wright of Indiana aims to break the world altitude record in the final event of today's program. The meet opens this afternoon with racing and exhibition flights scheduled around quarter past one.
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Hear Murder Suspect Near Here
Trial report notes arrest of a suspect near Arkart in connection with the murder of a wealthy wife in her home. Authorities say the case hinges on evidence and witness statements. The defendant faces possible charges of homicide.
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Governor Refuses to resign in murky Texas affair
The Associated Press reports in Austin that the governor faces unclear reasons for not resigning. Details on the governor’s condition and the involved insurance and banking sector are incomplete, with officials and associates providing limited information about the dispute.
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Taft Names Officials to Senate List
Taft sent to the senate names for federal posts including United States district judge for the western district of Missouri A S20 Van Valkenburgh United States marshal for the eastern district of Missouri Edward F F Renghardt professor of English at the United States Military Academy and Lucius H Holt of Massachusetts.
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Pots Defeats Memsic in Minneapolis Bout
In Minneapolis on June 7 Potts defeated Memsic, a Chicago fish weight competitor. Memsic sustained facial injuries, with both eyes battered. The crowd observed Frese elation as the match unfolded, while Memsic’s performance drew mixed reactions among spectators.
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Browne Loans and White’s Cross-Examination Details
Testimony centered on Browne allegedly making loans to White and urging sobriety, with Browne’s trips and bribery claims scrutinized. Lori Torches Cont in cross-exam sought to prove influence peddling as witnesses described salary, jobs, and payments to lawmakers. Admissibility questions lingered as Judge relies on authorities supporting the defense’s bid to admit the line of questioning.
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Pope celebrates private fetes with Erie bishop present
By Associated Press Rome dated today, the pope held private ceremonies at Ret in F. Fizmaurice, bishop of Erie. The Wisconsin fall forecast notes warmer conditions in the southwest portion with a damp trend and a fall tonight.
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