Funeral tribute lauds La Follette as democratic beacon
A funeral sermon delivered by Dr. Albert Eustace Haydon honors Robert M. La Follette as a defender of the poor and worker, praising his independence from wealth and power. The tribute recalls his commitment to honest government, investigation, and equal opportunity, urging all to continue the cause he championed.
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University of Chicago
Madison Unitarian Church
Associated Press
Madison
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Minke
Body of editor slain in Washington sent to Wisconsin
Associated press report states editor Thomas Govery of Theow ite County Neus was killed in Washington. No new details on motive or suspects were released as authorities prepared to ship the body to Barron Vie for burial.
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Washington
Wisconsin
Kelio
New Program of Reclamation Urged by Officials
Cheyenne reports a new reclamation program urged by government officials. The plan calls for adoption before new projects proceed, with responsibility shared among local communities, the reclamation service, and Congress. It warns against using federal reclamation for quick money and stresses building enduring, permanent communities.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Work Declara
Neca
Reclamation Service
Congress
Department of ‘Interior
Conviction of Shields upheld by high court
George Shields former night watchman at Boscobel was convicted of assault with intent to do bodily harm during a Ku Klux Klan parade in August. The Wisconsin Supreme Court held improper evidence prevented retrial and affirmed the conviction, noting public demonstrations provoke restraint and warning against mob violence.
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Boscobel Watchman
HIGH
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Mattlson
George Shields
Boscobel
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Supremé Court
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Ros
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State Supreme Court
Wil Duslew
Wales
La Follette Death Honored in Wisconsin State Capitol
A large memorial service at the Wisconsin State Capitol paid tribute to Robert M. La Follette. About 2,000 gathered among state officials, relatives, and delegations from Washington and Madison. Speakers recalled La Follette’s public life and his long service as senator and governor.
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Paul R. Mallon
L'shed Press
Matlisno
Robert M. la Hotlette
State House
Nmi Contreseren
le Falirite
Iwenis
Golunde
Male Maenverchor Society
Dr. Haydon
le Follette
United States
Milwaukee Lawyer Richter Disbarred by State Supreme Court
Milwaukee attorney Arthur W. Richter is disbarred by the Wisconsin Supreme Court for professional misconduct. The ruling finds he attacked the honor of a former housekeeper, Clara State, and lacks good moral character. The action stems from an improper plea in a dispute over a service payment and a contractual arrangement deemed illegal by the court.
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Ambur Muichter
Milwaukee
Gisbarres
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Supreme Cour
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Hichter
Icenge
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Furmer
Clara State
Ottlwavace
Supreme Court
Nlen
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Pias
Richter Tate
Reinzkesper
Aimelt
Illersi
Fas
Fugitives At Large From Home Three Or Four Girls Missing
Three or four girls fled from a local industrial plant lodging early today. Names include Anna Gran from Oshkosh, Hazel Resa aged 16, and Stery Be: Beankt aged 14. Police seek to locate them.
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Etrin' Industrial
Uber
Az Peor
Anna Gran
Oshkosh
Hazel Resa
Marton Choad
Last Speech of Season by the President
The president prepares to address the final season gathering, with a full attendance expected at Swarmpreety. The speech will outline government business and charges, delivered tonight and broadcast by multiple radio stations to reach a wide audience.
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Senator Ladd North Dakota Taken By Death
Senator Ladd of North Dakota dies after illness and hospitalization. Born December 14, 1859, he had a long career as chemist and educator at North Dakota Agricultural College Fargo. He served as a food administrator and war service official before winning U.S. Senate seat in 1920 as a Republican with later independent leanings.
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North Dakota
United Preans
Baltimore
Garin
Lin Levalde
Hneelention
Starks
Ater
New York State
Ganeva
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North
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Fargo
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United States
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la Follette
Ja Follett
Comic Cartoonist Enters Priesthood In Saint Paul Era
A comic cartoonist from Port, Minn., retires from public life to become a priest at the Gaisvéant church. The event draws attention from New York papers and local readers as a notable career change.
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New York
Newapapere
Fitatis
Carver Dayroh
Thani
Kanane Gly Church
Deaths From Severe Gale Hit New York Area
Fragmented report describes multiple fatalities due to a powerful gale. Text references damage to trees, stones, and structures with scattered names and unclear details. The piece notes weather devastation and possible injuries, likely from a coastal or inland storm impact.
Wisconsin Blue Sky Law Sustained by State Supreme Court
A convoluted 19th century style report details a state Supreme Court ruling upholding the Wisconsin Blue Sky Law. It references a writ of ban, defendants framed by legal maneuvers, and a tax-related case involving property and an imminent exaction. The article mentions Milwaukee lawyers and a series of named parties in a dense, archaic narrative.
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Wiscomsin
State Supreme Court
Greenwich Village Girl Sentenced to Long Prison Term
A Greenwich Village girl received a lengthy prison sentence after a Tuesday incident near Perkin. The court described the act as a grave offense with multiple accomplices, and she showed defiance during sentence.
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Greenwich Village
Unclear Weather Forecast Fragment Amid Stressed OCR
Fragmentary OCR reads uncertain weather notes for tonight and Tuesday with scattered terms. Mentions storms and regions in the south and central areas, unknown stakes, possible impacts, and partial place cues.
Families to be Paid for Slain Members
An Associated Press dispatch reports government measures to protect life and property during a sympathetic strike. It notes compensation for families of those killed while carrying out duties, with payments set at 32,900. The article also covers strikes spreading in Hong Kong and Canton's turmoil, rumors of war, and naval dispositions at Chinese ports.
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Sheavehai
Wisconsin University appoints Glenn Wenn president
The University of Wisconsin appoints Glenn Wenn as president at a salary of 18206 dollars. The board accepted the resignation of President ZS.4 Birge and announced that a new president would be selected for the upcoming term. Milwaukee, Wisconsin seen dates and names of other university officials in the report.
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University
Associated Pre and Wahiner
Glenn Wenn
University of Wisconsin
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Natoma
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