Round Robin HP Again in Legislature Amendment
Wisconsin senator Henry A. Huber offered a substitute amendment to a round robin signed by University of Wisconsin faculty criticizing Seudvor 1. MM and Follette’s war attitude. It declares the signers unworthy of men employed by the state and states that the documents, filed Feb 3, 1918 in the historical library, should not have circulated.
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Associated Press
V. Dlulson
University of Wisconsin
Seudvor
Follette
Senate
Jonsitt
Henry A. Huber
Stoughton
Historical Library of
State of Wisconsin
Robert
Charles Dyer Norton Former Taft Secretary Dies in New York
Charles Dyer Norton, once secretary to President Taft, died in New York following influenza complications. Born in Oshkosh Wisconsin about 1870, Norton led First Securities Corp and held top posts at First National Bank. He served as assistant secretary of the treasury 1908 10 and was active as trustee of the American Academy in Rome Met Museum of Art and the Russell Sage Foundation. He studied at Ripon College and Amherst, later entering banking in New York
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Oshkosh
Associated Press
New York
Charles Toere
Sorene
Isecretary
Taft
Nocton
Wis
First Securities Company
Scribner's Masaaire
Chicago
the. Treasury
Charles Dyer Norton
F. B. Norton
First Congregational Church
Charles Norton
Ripon College
Ripon
Charles FB. Willams
Amherst College
Massachusetts
Chi+eaza
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company
Perry Plans to Rouse Ghost of Home Brew
Milwaukee telegram reports the home brew ghost reappeared, prompting federal Prohibition Director Clarke M. Petre to announce intent to prosecute sellers of beer-making materials. A new case hinges on actions of Edward W. Miller and the U.S. attorney as Perry coordinates with officials to pursue violators.
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Perry
Ghost OF Home Brew
Milwaukee
Hem
Dewers
Clarke M. Petre
Foy
Faves
Edward W. Miller
United States
Percy
Méllar
United Move to Boost Bedu States Conference Plan
Governors Blaine of Wisconsin and Preus of Minnesota seek a united action with Michigan and Indiana to halt diversion of Lake Michigan water via Chicago drainage canal. A conference of attorney generals is proposed for Chicago on March 19 to coordinate injunctions in the U S Supreme Court proceeding.
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Chicago Drainage Canal
Associated Fras
St. Paul
Misin
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Chicago
V. J. Hlaine
Ginevas
United States Supreme Court
Blaine
Treva Inday
Curford I.kilion
Midhison
United Action of
Wisconsit
Michigan
Diana
Trinda
Gon
Jd. Blaine
Herman K. Dkern
J. A. Preus
Sinnesota
A. J. Groesbeck
Warren T. MeCr
Indiana
Wisconsin Senate Votes To End Secrecy Clause
The Wisconsin Senate voted 17 to 10 today to pass legislation wiping out the secrecy clause. The measure now goes to the assembly for concurrence, with final passage likely in the next chamber after debate and voting. The bill was a major campaign issue ahead of the upcoming election, and supporters named Barker Benfry Ril ren Caahman Caspersares Hoek Wirsch Huber Jotnaon Ken Polakowaki Quick Selman Sever son Staudenmayer Tramlate. Opponents listed Clark Czerwinski Kouckwuk Lange Morris Roethe Skoge mm Werden.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Kim
Propia
Assembly
Rogial Sture
Barker
Benfry
Rilren Caahman
Caspersares
Hoek
Wirsch
Huber
Jotnaon
Ken
Polakowaki
Quick
Selman
Severson
Staudenmayer
Tramlate
Clark
Wisconsin National Guard reform debated in new barrage plan
United Prose reports a Madison proposal to abolish the Wisconsin National Guard and replace it with a state militia of about 500,000 men not tied to the federal government. Holiday orders are canceled as lawmakers and officials meet in conferences amid Socialist opposition and planned announcements tomorrow.
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United Prose
Madison
Wisconsin National Guard
la bollette-Blaine Remaiars
Severson
Cashman
Blaine
Comings
Thomas Jinnean
Teaver
Risa
Health officials to duel germs in public test
In Youngstowia Dr Nathan Prigdman a chiropractor and Health Commissioner Dr Barret Bus appear to accept a germ theory duel. The plan involves ingesting or exposing themselves to typhoid and other germs to prove chiropractic cures and germ theory claims. Frishman has bail released as part of related legal actions.
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United Iresst
Youngstowia
Nathan Prigdman
Yott
Bar. Nm Chael
Barrett Akwoed
Frielman
Frishman
Barrettante
Germa
Tor
Friedman
Harding and Hughes Will Take Stump
President Harding and Secretary of State Hughes plan a nationwide stump tour to push American participation in the permanent international court at The Hague. Close aides say a Pacific coast and Alaska swing is likely, with 15 to 25 major speeches aimed at ratifying the league of nations proposal. Congress Allocates funds for travel. expenses from last year may be rolled into this year's budget.
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Wilson
Herbert We Walker
United Dress
Washington
Harding
Hughes
Congress
Permanent Court of International Justice
Hague
International Arbitration Court
Une
Stear
Pacific Coast
Alaska
Caal
Vlalt
President and Mrs Harding at Ormond Beach golf plans
President and Mrs Harding arrived by train at Ormond Beach Florida today. They were greeted by Washington residents and boarded the houseboat Pioneer chartered for guests. The president planned an hour on the golf links later that afternoon before a motor ride to the dock.
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Mrs. Harding
Ormond Beach
Ormond Beard
Mra
Harding
Ormond
Roan
Teun
Washington
Pioneer
Mmclean Naw
Tancheon
tha \hrong
Bins
Bill abolishing special verdicts defeated by assembly
After stormy debates the bill abolishing special verdicts failed in the assembly. The vote was 48 to 48, resulting in indefinite postponement on the motion of Assembly member M. M. Marit.
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Bill
Axaonintad Preng
T Madleen
Pheer Bil
Bhiel
Anžemblymgr M. M. Marit
Kim
Queen of Denmark Undergoes Abdominal Operation
Danish monarch Queen Alexandrina was operated on at a hospital for abdominal trouble. In Rome Queen Elena of Itrigwan fell ill, recalled from a social event to the hospital, while Queen Milena’s condition remained critical after a sudden collapse.
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United Pranzy
Copenhagen
Alexandrina
Denmark
Atrk Hospital
Rome
Elena
Itrigwan
Critica Mnesx O
Milena
Amendment for April shift raises governor salary limit
United Press reports Madison describes a single proposed amendment to the state constitution to allow lawmakers to set the governor’s salary above the current 25 000 maximum. The assembly sped to submit the amendment after a clerical error delayed the order, with approval from the 119th and 199th sessions noted.
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United Press
Madison
Germany Not Prepared for Intervention
German Chancellor Cuno told the Reichstag that intervention is not considered unless Germany supports an agreed settlement. He warned against French claims of annexation, noting France has spent heavily in devastated areas while Germany pays reparations. Berlin dispatch reports Meik and Kronberg occupied. Dietskeeldorf described as a key ironware center.
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Serlin
Germany
Cuno
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Gunn
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Velchsisg
Mangheim
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Jourmeriadty
Varla
France
Cosl
Treas
London
Berlin
Rermachelld
Kronberg
Fhenish Prussia
Dieskeldorf
Hemse-Nassrau
Death Penalty Sought in Female Bluebeard Poison Plot
Prosecutors seek the death penalty as a trial opens for two women labeled female bluebeards accused of planning and carrying out a wholesale poison scheme. The case links sirens of crime across families, with exhumations, medical testimonies, and arrests detailing a long suspected sequence of murders by poison.
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United Praen
Chicago
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Tillle Teumek
Nallle Koutil
Trayn
Serioux
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Farrer
Mr. Klimek
Mra
Rou
Ehlef Witnosa
Ute Winte
Arnenie
Koulik
Paller
Awenthearia
Herm
Polyon
Supreme Court Upholds Tax Exemption for Benevolent Property
The court ruled that benevolent and charitable institutions qualify for property tax exemptions, citing that government may not fund private schooling or transport for private education. Justices Crownbart and others emphasized that public funds cannot be directed to private schools or nonpublic transportation. A separate case involved criminal matters and habeas corpus requests, with the court denying relief in the presented instance.
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Wincobam Supreme
Benevolunt
Eharitabis
Cndyn Grads
Brown County
Green Bay
Crownbart
Jon
Cleland
Jennaren
Preinon
Tigperer
Daf
Pryvathiat Schoed
Unclear text draft on high temperature effects and memory
Fragmentary OCR reads like a garbled report referencing high temperatures, appetite, and medical or neurological terms. Names, places, and dates are unreadable, with many nonsensical segments and missing context.
Amused by Doran bill urging light on court proposal
The report discusses officials and senators weighing President Bardice's request to establish an international court during this session. It notes limited support in committees and possible shifts toward negotiations with other powers, while key phrases reflect debate over sovereignty and arbitration.
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Weahington
Oye
Borith
Permanent Court of International Justice
Campinnery
Indieton
Rammaitles Parmutta
Manna
Todge
Bardice
Andy Wwat
Thame
Aadhere
Eanrt
Pune
Remprassieni
All Set for More Good Roads
A plan seeks 1,600,000 in federal aid funds by tapping unexpended highway revenues. The highway commission would use the automobile license tax surplus to unlock immediate federal aid for road construction, enabling swift progress on projects.
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Ares
Laghyeny Commission
Siraerinn Ot
Cs Assi Martlison
Commercial Interests and Occupation Related Protests
Fragmentary text referencing commercial interests managed by occupation, protests filed by Paul Ro Maton and United States sources, with garbled mentions of America export, shipments, dyes, and Ruhrl region. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities coherent enough to confirm specific actions or outcomes.
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Paul Ro Maton
United
Washington
American Expor
Pease
America
United States
Flema T
Siferna Z Nerelis
Ruhrl
Rescues Six Children and Two Women From Burning Tenement
Brooklyn today John Dale world war hero rescued six children and two nannies from a burning tenement making three trips. On the last trip he hurled his coat over his head and carried a helpless woman to safety. Dale was a member of the 44th infantry the fighting Ninth and earned the Croix de Guerre at Chateau Thierry after being wounded eleven times.
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New York
John Dale
Brooklyn
44Th Infantry
Chateau Thierry
Former congressman Herrick joins anti flirt club
Former congressman Herrick rallies against flirtation culture in a controversial talk. The event features He says women should act with virtue and restraint, urging support for a stricter social code. Weather notes and city observations follow with cloudy, cooler tonight into Wednesday across regions.
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Herrick
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