Wisconsin Senate kills Gov ownership probe expansion
The Wisconsin Senate amended a special session resolution removing road aids and substituting water power taxation, delaying action on state issues. Assembly debates extended investigation time. Bray of Oshkosh defends thorough inquiry. Hearings on county option and high license set for March 23 amid ongoing disclosures in the Stephenson money case.
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Madison
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Gaylord
Senate
Assembly
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Bray
Stone
George Gordon
la Crosse
Solon R. Perrin
Gordon
Stephenson
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la Crosse Teadher Press
Chronicle
R. J. Shielda
Edmonda
Nels Nelson
T. Whitten
Perrin
Fridley
Stephenson Nd
Bagger Bowlers at Top in International Meet
Robert P. Bryson of Indianapolis elected president of the American Bowling Congress in Pittsburg as Madison Wisconsin brothers Al and Tony Schwoegler set a world doubles record of 1,304 during the ninth International tournament. Chicago’s Lipman five set an earlier mark at 2,962. Delegates will meet this afternoon. Chicago nights and events feature five doubles, ten singles, and two five-man contests.
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Associated Press
Pittsburg
Robert P. Bryson
Indianapolis
American Bowling Congress
al. Schwoesler
Tony Schwoegler
Madison
Wis
Cincinnati
Chalmers
Kiene
Chicago
Lipman
Auggust Herrmann
Milwaukee
Schwoegler Brothers
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Gsecgna
Koehl-Moilng
Columbus
Ellis-Rosenbauch
Grand Rapids
Sutton-Kalluseh
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Manyon
Loval Macarit
Romweber-Melay
Akron
Gruver-Da Buss
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Vallerver-Maurer
Syracure
Hans
wonl-Johnson
Indianienalls
Brickmey Tatlork
Indianapealia
Nodgera- Blaas
Ireland
Fleming-Paris
Brink- Wagner
Michigan seeks Carnegie pensions for professors
Lansing March 12 Both the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor and Michigan Agricultural College at Lansing have applied for Carnegie foundation pensions for retired professors. The state legislature approved the resolutions directing the boards to file applications for the two institutions.
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Lansing
Mich
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Board of Regents
Temtalaba
BEO
Miners and Operators Face Deadlock Over Three Year Pact
In Philadelphia the anthracite miners and operators clash over renewing the current agreement for three years. Thomas L. Lewis, president of the United Mine Workers, rejects concessions and threatens action if demands are not met, with possible work suspension after March 31.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Miners’ Union
United Mine Workers of
Amer
Thomas L. Lewis
Lewise
Lewis
International Executive Board
Union
Mine Workers’ Union
Mr. Lewis
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Scranton
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Shamokin
Hazleton
Reading
Dis Quay
Serainton
United Aline Workers of America
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United Mine Workers
Mae
New York
John
Railway gets water front deal lines up harbor terminal
A government act grants the railway blocks fronting the harbor for a terminal. The agreement outlines eminent domain and shares among parties, with the front allocated and ready for development under regular order.
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Vistorick
Eoc
Mary Trunk
Labia Equator
Rand ‘Munk Prette
Stephenson Set To Take Senate Seat In Extra Session
Washington D C December 12 The first business of importance at the extra session will be the admission of Senator Stephenson of Wisconsin. Immediately after convening the senate will receive the governor's certificate declaring Mr Stephenson elected and he will be sworn in unless objections arise. Opponents plan to delay objections until Wisconsin legislative investigation concludes.
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Senate
Stephenson
Wisconsie
Wisconsin
Intesa
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Wisconsin Legial
Upheaval in City Hall After Mayor Turper Resigns
The Los Angeles city council accepted Mayor A Turper's resignation and postponed a selection to hold the office to March 26 or January 1. The mayor has not commented on his departure amid reports of intolerable conditions in city administration. Police Chief Broadhead and other officials are expected to resign, signaling broad upheaval in the Red Light district era.
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Los Angeles
Cal
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Thomas J. Broadhead
Rmaudé
Thet Panel Commission
Edward Ern
Board of Public Works
Red Hight
Foraker Leaves Politics After Dinner Recital
Senator Foraker arrived in Columbus from Washington and spoke with Governor Harmon about his retirement from politics and future plans. He said he has no political ambitions and will not seek further office while addressing the state senate. The event followed a dinner with associates at the Nell house and included remarks about the country’s moral state.
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Senaor Foraker
Atate Venate
Agamemnon
Hayes bodies to be moved to Spiegel Grove
The bodies of former President Rutherford B. Hayes and Lucy Webb Hayes will be reinterred from Oakwood Cemetery to Spiegel Grove. The graves will be placed in a vault on a knoll crest, and the site will be prepared for the transfer supervised by Webb C. Mares.
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Fremont
Rutherford Bbayes
Lucy Webb Hayes
Oakwood Cemetery
Spiegel Grove
Grove Ia
Webb C. Mares
Gift to honor late Dropsie founder marks 88th anniversary
A rare gift from Associated Press readers is honored in New York as Hebrew manuscripts are presented to the Jewish Theological Society of America. The donations celebrate the eighty eighth anniversary of the late Moses A. Dropsie, founder of the Dropsie College for higher Hebrew education.
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Philadelphia
Pin
Aiaehid Mayer Bulsheimer
Sentad
America
New
Monea A. Dropsie
Fire at Michigan Soldiers' Home evacuates 110 inmates
A fire broke out at 2 40 in the afternoon at the Michigan Soldiers home three miles north of Grand Rapids. Firemen arrived with apparatus from Grand Rapids. The blaze raged on the third floor but all 110 inmates were safely removed from the building.
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Grand Rapids
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Cloele
Michigan Soldiers
Here
Rumor Reports War Between Nicaragua and El Salvador
It is persistently rumored in Mexico City that Nicaragua and El Salvador have fought a gunboat engagement between the Momotombo and the Presidente. The Mexican government lacks official advice on the truth of the reports and foresees inevitable intervention, with the United States expected to act first. No Washington confirmation beyond press dispatches.
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Annexa- Ran
France Faces Big Deficit Amid Social Programs
The French budget fray mirrors the United States with a growing revenue shortfall. Officials warn of a 1910 deficit after 1900 bonds and proposed pensions, straining plans to revise tariffs and fueling clashes between Finance Minister Callioux and Marine Minister Picard over naval credits.
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Ant
M. Callloux
M. Picard
Aispa
Roosevelt for Insurgents Supposed Roosevelt Push
A press dispatch reports insurgent leaders may invoke Theodore Roosevelt to counter Taft as attempts to influence the Insurgents. A letter from Dr Lyman Abbott asserts Roosevelt favored by editors meeting this week. Secretary Wickincon may tour Panama to assess conditions affecting policy.
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Washington
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Taft
Conlon
Theodore Fooanvelt
Uiel
Lyman Abbott
Qutlowk Authority
She
Jax Brealdent Roosevelt
Roosevelt
War Wickincon
Panama
Famliarcize
Underwood Aide Reappointed to Courtship of Receivership
Birmingham March 11. An underwood president, returning from a two week vacation, was mentioned today to restore the receivership of the Erie railroad. The move aims to place the Erie in the hands of a receiver and resumes work on the case as he prepared to depart for Chicago.
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Birmingham
Ala
Maren
Tnedirwood
Rhereflwiy
Chlewe
H.R
Stolypin Report Improves Despite Influenza Illness
The dispatch from St. Petersburg dated March 12 states Premier Stolypin remains ill with influenza though the inflammation in the throat does not spread and his overall condition is satisfactory.
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Petersburg
Stolypin
Zeppelin ascends to 8000 feet in bold Lake Constance flight
Friedrichshafen March 12 Associated Press reports the Zeppelin airship rose from Lake Constance this morning and reached an altitude of over 8 000 feet. The program included varied maneuvers and handling challenges amid freight and muccela.
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Associated Press
Friedrichshafen
Lake Constance
Divorce and Alimony Case Dated in York Court
Mrs. Biriv filed for separation against Allan Pirie son of John Pirie a Chicago merchant in York March 1. Justice Tranx heard evidence after a previous arrest of the husband by Mrs Biriv for attempting to leave the state. Pirie argued New York residency and the court did not allow further action.
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Allan
Pirie
John Pirie
Chicago Verchand
Tranx
Biriv
Dirk
Prussia wreck heroes receive honors from American minister
In Magellan Straits salvage tale Santiago Chile March 1 a Chilean officer and a sailor who aided passengers and crew of the American bark Prussia in the wreck have been awarded gold watches and medals by John Flicka the American minister to Chile for their courageous actions.
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Chile
Prussia
Strate of Magellan
John Flicka
Pioneer Hardware Leader Frank Wille Dies at 83
Frank Wille, longtime Oshkosh hardware dealer and pioneer in Wisconsin trade, died suddenly at his home on Ceape Street at age eighty three after a long illness. He and his wife celebrated a golden wedding in 1907, leaving a notable mark on local business.
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Frank Wile
Oshkosh
Wisconsin
Ceape Street
Wille
Lela
Wille and Wife Celebration and Death Notices
Obituary notices recall the illness and house confinement of Mr. Wille aged 83 and his 25th wedding anniversary celebrated November 22 by a large crowd. It notes his German birth in September 1832, immigration with parents, and business career in Oshkosh including the Wile Wardwarra company. Survived by wife two sons and a daughter with funeral plans pending. Also death of Margaret Lade Jockeon at Ashland Avenue, eight months old, twin sister alive and funeral services expected Sunday.
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Tor
Dehney
Tim Posable
Willa
Ferek Muda
Witles
Germany
Altiwatlee
John Naarow
de Bons Firs Fiehard
Houston
Adafnne Wille
Ceuld
Margaret Lade Jdockeon
Mr. Junt
Ashland Avenue
Pasal
Willy Eipht
British Naval Estimates Report and Controversy Summary
Fragmented notice outlines British naval estimates and debates over defense spending. Mentions Bath and a proposed expenditure around 14 100 dollars with references to submarines and destroyers. Contains garbled phrases and unclear details from OCR.
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Explosion Fatal to Six at Steel Plant
An explosion at the American Steel and Wire company open hearth furnace in Cleveland injures six workers. Three men are killed and three more are seriously hurt. Authorities inspect the site as crews battle fires and safety protocols are reviewed.
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Associates Presa Y Cleveland
American Steel and Wire Company
John Maybray Indicted For Mail Fraud Charges
A federal grand jury indicted John Maybray on charges of using the mails for fraudulent purposes. The March 12 filing marks the formal accusation and outlines alleged wrongdoing in relation to mail communications.
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Associated Press
Council Bulffe, In
Federal Grand Jury
John Maybray
Trial in Carmack slaying resumes with General Washington
Nashville March 12 A crowded courtroom watches General Washington defend Robin Cooper Ll D Cooper and John D Sharp in the Carmack slaying case. He portrays Bradford and other officials as trying to prevent tragedy while denouncing prosecutors. The defense details revolver use and the defendants alleged restraint amid a tense afternoon session.
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Nashville
Tenn
Ll. D. B. Cooper
Robin Cooper
John D. Sharp
BH. W. Carmick
General Washington
James C. Bradford
Hobson
Washington
John J. Vertrees
Bradford
Cooper
Carmack
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Vertrees
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Haversack
Brown
Jobson
Misa Lee
Mrs. Blake
McCain
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Farr
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Fudge
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Romin
Armen
Enlagiz
Tabi Cooper Sears
Robin
Hin
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