Congress Closes With Tributes and Final Votes
The 66th Congress adjourned sine die as President Wilson signed key measures including the seamen’s bill and neutrality resolution. Senators La Follette and Stephenson remained in Washington while many lawmakers planned travel. House Speaker Clark received a farewell tribute as Democratic Leader Underwood prepared to move to the Senate and President Wilson continued signing bills into law.
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Palmer Announced the Presentation of A Portrait of Mr. Underwood
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Patriotism Urged by Wilson as Congress Closes
President Wilson urged patriotism as Congress adjourned, praising the Senate and House for their work amid wartime strain. He called for calm, orderly judgment, patience, and fairness, and said the nation must defend its peace and dignity while maintaining economic stability during the European war.
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Darnell Faces Sanity Quiz in Mann Act Case
Rev James Morrison Darnell former Kenosha Wis preacher indicted for Mann act violations faces sanity examination. Darnell's bond set at 5 dollars and an insanity inquiry by two chosen physicians will aid upcoming Milwaukee trial. He expressed desire to go to Europe to join Red Cross and said money delays keep him from departing.
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Honors for Goethals Promoted in Panama Canal Service
Washington March 4 Col George W Goethals was nominated major general for services at Panama canal. Four other promotions for officers linked to Goethals were confirmed in an open senate session. The nominations included Brig Gen William C Gorgas and Brigadier Generals William L Sibert and H H Rousseau with C S X to rear admiral. The promotions bill extends congressional thanks to the officers.
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Neutral nations urged to drive Germans from Belgium
Sir Edward Grey told the House of Commons that neutrals must demand Germany’s exit from Belgium to prevent further devastation. He rejected neutral suggestions to help avert Belgium’s ruin, saying only a forceful removal by great powers would matter.
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Verbal War in Senate Over Peace Resolution Rages
Madison. Wis March 4 The Wisconsin Senate rejected Bray joint resolution praising President Wilson and his peace efforts by 39 to 9 and defeated Bosshard’s bid to halt exports of war materials by 16 to 2 Bray’s embargo substitute failed with only the author voting in favor The Senate also killed the Mansen assembly resolution urging peaceful means to end the war and blocked a measure to curb food imports into the war zone The debate featured sharp exchanges over patriotism and German American sentiment with Senator Weissleder defending Wilson and Bray asserting nonpartisan motives The session also confirmed Dr Charles Sutherland to the state health board and advanced disputes over salaries and school funding.
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Injunction on Sheriff’s Office Removal Misunderstood by Board
Judge G W Burnell refused to discuss the case while the board of supervisors debated a temporary restraining order on moving the sheriff’s office from the courthouse. Attorneys say the order was only temporary and that the district attorney sought no prejudicial outcome. the situation centers on circuit court procedure, not final ruling.
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Fishing Tug Harriet Rescue Off Black River Point
Special to The Northwesterm reports a fishing tug named Harriet I from Racine broke a crank shaft in heavy seas about miles off Black River Point two men aboard near Sheboygan. The craft drifted toward shore before a guard from Sheboygan went on duty Monday to aid the recovery and rescue operation.
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German reply to American note seeks limited maritime war rules
Washington reports the German government responds to the American proposal for conduct of naval warfare. Berlin favors minimal restrictions, endorses neutral shipping protections, and calls for joint limits with Britain. It highlights feasible measures on mined waters, blockade rules, and food imports while noting conditions before new agreements.
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University inquiry on living costs in Madison report previewed
First proofs of a large volume on university administration and living costs in Madison reveal chapters detailing expenses, governance, and staff roles. The report, prepared by board investigators and university officials, plans to show how costs affect access to education and overall university management.
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MARINETTE VETERAN DIES
A Marinette veteran and war service member died after a long life of service. The obituary notes his roles with local units, wartime duties, and community involvement, paying tribute to his commitment and the impact of his service on the area and families.
Mrs Angle on Trial In Death Inquiry
Testimony questioned if Waldo Ballou’s death resulted from a stroke or a fall. Dr Charles Tt noted autopsy conditions were inconclusive and could not confirm a cause beyond doubt. Judge Downs pressed for any bruise indicating a stair fall at Mrs Angle’s residence. Witness said marks could have formed in a fall or other means.
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Allied fleets renew bombardment of Dardanelles forts
London dispatch reports morning bombardment of inner Dardanelles forts by ten British and allied warships. Observers say only a few Turkish forts remain intact as soldiers' charred remains are found in damaged positions.
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Continted Cold Weather Outlook for Wisconsin This Week
Forecast shows continued cold with patchy snow in southern Wisconsin and little temperature change. Local observations indicate below average readings, with Friday night into Saturday remaining frigid and dry in most areas.
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