Senate Deadlock Sparks Expected Extra Session
Washington reports indicate a likely extra session as Wilson seeks action on armed neutrality and cloture reforms. Republicans push for limits on debate while Democrats press for prompt measures amid Senate leadership maneuvering and warnings from the White House.
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Wilson rivalries and war news dominate national briefings
Senators La Follette and Stone face censure and possible loss of chairmanship as Wilson battles for armed neutrality. German submarines sink ships totaling 204,000 tons in early March. Congress prepares for a special session to consider large appropriations and defense measures amid Cuban unrest and war aid findings.
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Walsh Pushes Readoption Of Senate Rules In Unsettled Session
Senator Walsh urges readoption of the old senate rules with a change to precede motions and to appoint a four Democrat three Republican committee to revise the rule. He argues each new senate enacts its own rules amid national alarm over potential war and calls for immediate action. The teleture committee seeks two thirds vote to shut off debate and curb dilatory tactics as caucuses weigh a rules change.
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Former Senator Stephenson Offered Government Yacht Bonita
Former Senator Isaac Stephenson received a Commerce Department inquiry about his 126 foot ocean going pleasure yacht Bonita. The request sought information on specifications so the craft could be commandeered if needed, with Stephenson stating he would turn the boat over to authorities in wartime and noting its potential route via the Great Lakes and Welland Canal to the Atlantic.
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Pioneer Woman Dies at Ninety Two in Viroqua
Mrs E deth Gaillis aged ninety two dies in Viroqua Wisconsin on March 7. She was among the first white settlers in Kickapoo valley.
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Viroqua
Wis
Edeth Gaillis
Kickapoo Valley
Poison Plot Details at Old Bailey Trial Involving Lloyd George
London March 7 four accused in a poison plot to kill Premier Lloyd George and Minister Henderson faced testimony in the Old Bailey indictment. Scientists described deadly poisons including strychnine and curare as alleged weapons while Booth testified he received poison from Mrs Wheeldon. The defense signaled forthcoming witness testimony and argued circumstantial evidence linked to police actions.
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Minnesota Postpones Anderson Prohibition Measure
The Minnesota House indefinitely postponed action on the Anderson statutory prohibition law. The vote halted any further liquor legislation this session amid the state’s constitutional prohibition mood. Rep Harrison introduced a resolution urging Congress to show world Americans’ unity in supporting President Wilson.
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Enlisted Men To Be Rapidly Promoted In Army Hiring Push
The War Department directs 5900 to 6000 enlisted men to be designated for commissions as company officers across the army. Regiment by regiment, sixty men will be chosen for commissions up to captain based on military aptitude, not exams. Officers reserve corps and nationwide efforts aim to fill officer needs for a large volunteer army.
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Advance in Freight Rates Between Milwaukee and Chicago
Milwaukee and Chicago freight shippers face a general rate rise totaling over twenty percent set to take effect April 10. First class up twenty percent, second class twenty-five, third and fourth classes twenty-five, compounding costs for shipments across the corridor. The plan, confirmed by Frank Barry of the Merchants and Manufacturers Association, may trigger protests with the interstate commerce commission if injunctions are not granted.
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Northwestern
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Freight tariff classes and rates listed
The document lists freight charges by class: first, second and third class five cents. fourth, fifth, sixth and seventh three cents. eighth class 232 cents. and ninth and tenth class two cents.
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La Follette Criticism Sent to Committee by Senate Action
Wisconsin Senate debate over a resolution criticizing Senator Robert La Follette for opposing Wilson's armed neutrality ends with a committee referral. Senator Skogmo moves to report to the Education and Public Welfare panel after a failed suspension vote. Several opponents are listed as voting against the motion.
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Barrett Will Attack At Law Hearing In Estate Case
A disputed will involving a fortune of 250000 was examined in a hearing before Judge Sheridan. Barrett, a department store owner, sought to influence the will drafting while his associate Miley was left with an 8000 share. A servand will is contested, affecting the business partnership and the estate.
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Hog price surprise as pork barrel rises in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh on March 7 a reader reports a $13 per hundred rate for hogs arriving for inauguration week. The price had previously advanced by at least ten cents daily, with Mr Wor’s entire ticket and pork barrel included in the march.
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Russian Cruiser Hurled by Mine in Finland Gulf
Reports from Overseas News Agency state the Russian armored cruiser Ryurik struck a mine in the Gulf of Finland and was badly damaged. It was later moved to Cronstadt, with details noting its 520 foot length and armament.
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American Soldier Convicted of Treason in Minnesota
Private Paul J. Schartenberg of Company L Birse Minnesota infantry was convicted of treason and sentenced to five years at Leavenworth. He admitted writing to his father in Germany criticizing the U S army and President Wilson and threatening violence if war occurred. German Americans comprise about a quarter of Minnesota’s national quartermen survey following his sentencing.
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Minnesota
Paul J. Schartenberg
Birse
Minnesota Infantry
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Leavenworth
Germany
Wilson
United States
United State
United States Army
Enemy air raid details at Dieppe region and Laval
An aerial skirmish report states an enemy aircraft was downed near Dieppe in the Meuse department. Another Italian style claim notes a pilot attacked near Rumpler and fell within friendly lines north of Laval in the Marne sector.
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Crisis in Sweden prompts royal appeal to cabinet
The Swedish king urged the cabinet to remain in office after ministers offered resignations. The government faced a constitutional standoff amid pressures from parliament and foreign observers, as efforts to avoid a constitutional crisis continued.
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Sweden
Alice
Armad Traumiters
Dnstag
Lew Shank Defeated In Primary By Independent Bid
A noisy primary scene ends with Lew Shank losing to an independent candidate. The rival ticket led by Tochinapetis and Minn Ware secured a narrow victory as Shank failed to garner the majority needed. The outcome shifts political lines in the local race.
Women Form A League In Milwaulee March Meeting
Prompted by local interest, women from Milwaukee organize a league at a March meeting. Resolutions urged creation of patient leg reform and support for initiatives presented to the president.
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Lea Follett
Wyisen
Speed troop movement on border to reinforce wall
Southern department headquarters renewed orders to spend by the return movement of troops from the border to secure the area. Approximately 5,000 men are reported to be on the border with the current deployment still ongoing.
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San Antonio
Texas
President moves to arm American merchant ships
Washington dispatch says President plans to instruct Secretary Daniels to arm U S merchant ships. Formal opinion from Tufts and Attorney General Gregory sought on authority to proceed without Senate approval. Officials expect a rapid order to arm ships and deploy guns at major navy yards.
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Senate
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Milk coop marketers seek injunction over cooperative plan
A report from Wisconsin describes a dispute where milk shippers and others oppose efforts by a regional marketing body to control cooperative operations. Promoters claim the injunction is aimed at blocking rival marketing and preserving orderly credit terms amid a dispute over capital shares and control.
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Fever Forces Cb Tourney Postponement
Fever prevented the planned tournament causing the cancellation of events and sending teams home. Officials from the local health commission declared the decision amid concerns over illness. The disruption impacted players and students across schools in the region.
Weather Summary for Wisconsin and Surrounding Areas
Cold start with sun. Wet and colder tonight with snow mainly in the far north. Snow ends in the extreme north. Clearing in the east portion. Strong gusty winds expected. Temperatures drop sharply.
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