Oshkosh Primary Eyeing Mayor Nominee Field
Next Tuesday Oshkosh voters will choose party nominees for mayor with five candidates across three parties. Incumbent John Banderob leads the Republican bid. G Grabow seeks the Prohibition line. F C Stewart and J C Vous are among Democratic contenders. Vose represents Miller Brewing locally.
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Ralph
Luck
Oshkosh
Imayor
John Banderob
Uis
G. Grabow
Bandergh
Bemosrade Mayorsity Nomenatione
F. C. Stewart
C. Vous
Matthews given minimum term in second degree murder case
John Matthews of Neenah pleads for mercy as he is sentenced to the minimum fourteen years in state prison at Waupun for murder in the second degree of Charles Bolémion. Attorney John F. Kluwin urged clemency while Moses Hooper spoke for the defendant and District Attorney D. E. McDonald outlined the case.
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John Matthews
Neenah
Charles Bolémion
Matthews
Burnell
John F.kluwin
Waupun
Klowin
Moses Hooper
D. E. McDonald
Surnell
Court hears Matthews plea in second degree murder case
Matthews appeared in court in custody of Undersheriff McKay and, after waiving reading of the information, pled guilty to murder in the second degree. The district attorney described the events of March 1 at a Neenal express office and a nearby beer-drinking gathering, noting Matthews was intoxicated and that his weapon was obtained earlier. The DA indicated the plea would avoid proving first degree murder and the county would accept the deal.
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Matthews
W.S. McKay
J Bae Segoe
McDonald
Kinwin
Hinwin
Kiuwin
Charles Solomon
Mr. Kinwin
Tdet
Neenal
Wisconsin Street
Anton Schwartz
Oscar Johnson
sTohn Salomon
Alatthewa
Charles Solomnon
Secora
Sherman in good health after rumors of illness
Vice President Sherman was informed this morning that rumors in New York and elsewhere suggested he was ill. He is in Sherman, remains here until tomorrow evening or Monday morning, and is reported in excellent health.
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Associated Press
Faas’ S. Sherman Taughe
New York
Sherman
Ealti
Alarm over possible war with Serbia subsiding in Belgrade
A Belgrade dispatch reports the alarm over a potential war with Serbia diminishing as Foreign Minister Milo Yovanovics meets twice with the Russian minister. No official statement issued yet, but belief grows that peaceful settlement may come within hours. St Petersburg confirms Serbia has accepted the powers' disarmament terms, viewing them as a guarantee and no longer fearing armed attack.
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Associated ‘Présa
St.Petersburg
Belgrade
Bourse
Ga “Gette
M.miloyunovics
Hadley Rumored for Federal Judge Post in West
Jefferson City Mo March 20 A report claims Governor Herbert Hadley plans to resign to accept a federal judgeship with Taft promising the first vacancy in the west or northwest Senator Warner is cited as the source If true Hadley would be replaced by Lieutenant Governor Melich who is a Republican elected after a contested legislature recount Hadley denied the report saying he knew nothing beyond what reporters claimed
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Jefferson City
Herbert
Hadley
Missouri
Taft
Warner
Hadiley
Jacob F.G. Melich
Earthquake Shakes Catalonia in Spain
The Associated Press reports an earthquake shock was felt in Catalonia province at three o clock this afternoon. No details are available yet. The event follows a prediction by Emile Marchand of the Pic du Midi observatory who had based his forecast on probability and accurately predicted an Alicante February quake.
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Associated Press
Barcelona
Spain
Catalonia
Emile Marchand
Pic du Midi
Pyrenees
M. Marchand
Alicante
Ey Sharpp
Whitla
Martin
Graig
Whitlan
Familly
Unil
Buffalo
McCormick Deemed Incompetent in Santa Barbara Court
In Santa Barbara California March 20 the wife filed in the superior court to have Bainet McCormick declared incompetent and a guardian appointed to manage his person and estate. The case notes his recent fall in mental state after a period of seeming improvement and is set for a hearing in about two weeks.
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Associated Press
Santa, Barbara
Cal
Btainey McCormick
Harvester
McCormick
Santa Barbara
Congress Not In Session As Senate Begins Tariff Debate
Washington March 20 Congress did not meet today as both houses adjourned until Monday. In the Senate attention will center on committee selections while the House considers the tariff bill. An agreement may allow sessions to start earlier and run to six oclock with naval hours to be observed when the bill reaches amendment stage.
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Associated Prese
Washington, D. C
House of Congress
Senate
House
Kidnapping Case In Sharpsburg Deepens With Cash Offer
A ransom demand of 10 000 dollars drives a tense day in Sharon and nearby Warren as William Whitla remains missing. Police guard Whitla’s attorney Whitlan office while James Whitla and relatives, including Frank H. Buhl, press for clues. Father offers payment and urges calm as investigators pursue every lead with no breakthrough.
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James P. Whitla
Aid
Associated Press
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Cleveland
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G'S. Ward
Philadelphia
Whitle
Ag Rangeni
Duta
Bharen
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Warren
William
Frank H. Buhl
Buhl
Simi Cab
Ay Levine
Ita
Whitt
J. P. Whitla
Percedinebverall
Nita
Pittsburg
Police warn against rewards in Sharon kidnapping case
An officer showed a picture of William Whitla to a city desk today and urged watch for the mash ad and abductors. A reward of 1000 dollars was offered for the child's recovery, but police doubt rewards deter kidnappers and fear money may endanger the child. Detectives both local and visiting have rushed to Sharon in the case.
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William Whitla
Sharon
Vezarelty
WICKERSHAM TAKES ACTION ON INDICTMENT CASE
Attorney General directs dismissal of indictment against Normanegt Lumber Co and others for conspiring to defraud the United States over timber. Idaho attorney for the case Normanegt Lumber Co. from Rau Claire Wisconsin and parties faced juries. pleas were entered as Judge Whitson presided.
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Washington,d.c
Wickersham
Pergona
United States
Idaho
Normanegt Lumber Company
Rau Claire
Wis
Patrick
Grang-Jury
T Weber
Whitson
Bank Safe Blown Open In Imogene Cash Looted
March 20 reports say safe blowers dynamited the gate of the First National bank in Imogene Iowa and robbed the cash on hand. Several thousand dollars taken with estimates around five thousand dollars. bank capitals and deposits noted. Also word of a Coldwater Oklahoma bank robbery with about two thousand dollars seized.
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Kaowene
Town
Dea Moines
Mareh
Saffe Blowers
First National Bank
Imogene
Prge County
Omly
Cornell Brifiae
First National Bank of Imogene
Bank
Oklahoma Bank
Bold
Okla
Coldwater
Bryan Rebukes Democrats Over Cannon Forces Speech
In Sinco Nebraska on March 20 William J Bryan condemned 23 Democrats in Congress aiding Cannon forces. He said they could not claim ignorance and urged constituents to respond, declaring Joe Mannon an agent of plutocracy. The Bryan birthday banquet extended into the early hours.
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Ceonon
Democrata
Associated Press
Sinco
Neb
Wiliam J. Bryan
Congress
Mr. Bryan
Joe Mannon
Explosion injures teen while mistaking fuel at Fond du Lac home
Special to The Northwestern Fond du Lac Wisconsin reports an eighteen year old domestic injured when attempting to ignite a stove fire mistook gasoline for kerosene. The blast burned her face arms and torso and may prove fatal. Forecast notes snow possible tonight and Friday with cloudy skies.
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Fond du Lac
Wis
Ffordnafa Waworski
Miles FE
Rambo
Paris Strikes See Widespread Turnout and Government Pressure
In Paris and major cities a nationwide strike persists with workers returning slowly. The government signals possible concessions but warns dismissal will follow after a grace period. Police report increased activity and the union calls for rapid resolutions as transportation and industry face disruption.
Racine Teacher Heads Southern Wisconsin Teachers’ Meeting
A News special reports Racine hosts the Southern Wisconsin Teachers’ association convention. Elected officers for the year include President Wierton E B Nelson of Racine and R E B Loveland Mineral Point as first and second vice presidents, with Helen Martin ElkHorn secretary H S Walte Waterloo treasurer E Cushman Columbia to fill an executive seat. Dr W L Bryan Indiana spoke on Some Impressions From Friends, and J B Gordon Madison addressed rural schools. Nelson, the new president, is a leading southern Wisconsin educator and four-year city superintendent.
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Milwaukee
Win
Racine
Wisconsin
Wiurton EB
Nelson
Ravine
R. EB
Loveland
Mineral Point
Helen Martin
Elkhorn
Walte
Waterloo
E. W. Wond
Neililsville
Aboose
Expires atrocious crime suspect Wheatley hanged in jail
Henry Wheatley confessed wife murderer and incendiary committed suicide in Culpeper jail by hanging with a towel. The crime described as one of the most atrocious in Virginia, starting with setting fire to a tenant’s house then killing his wife, nearly severing her head.
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C.O Wheatley
Associated Presa
Richmond
Henry
Wheatley
Virginia
Gowdy Is Set Free In Advertising Case
A Milwaukee special reports Harry A Gowdy was discharged in Eau Claire court after jurors found his alleged misrepresentations in an advertising scheme did not cause the complainant to part with his money. Gowdy faced charges of obtaining money under false pretenses.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Eau Claire
Harry A. Gowdy
Topeka Secures Geier From St Paul Club
St Paul outfielder Phil Geier announced today he has terminated his lease with the St Paul club and signed to play with the Topeka team in Kansas. The move signals a change in affiliations for the veteran slugger as he returns to the Midwest circuit.
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Associated Press
St. Paul, Minn
Phil" Geier
St. Paul
Topeka
Pony Express rider dies from heart disease in Oregon City
Associated Press reports W Hurlbut, once a Pony Express rider for Ben Holiday from Kearny to Julesburg and later in charge of the Rock Crack station, died in Oregon City in 1901 after twenty nine years in the region. He rode the Pony Express in early days and moved from Nebraska to Oregon, where he had resided for years.
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Oregon City
Ore
Hurlbut
Ben
Kearny
Neb
Julesburg
Virgsith
Rock
Orégon
Icearney
Taft Arrival in Washington From New York
Taft arrived in Washington this morning aboard the train from New York at 7 12. He was accompanied only by Captain Butt his military aide and Assistant Secretary Miychler and others. The party proceeded to the White House by automobile.
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Taft
Washington
New York
Butt
Miychler
Aart
Aling Mabel Boardman
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Immedi
Ally
Ipas Automobile
Stolen Hides Suspect Arrested In Oshkosh Case
Oshkosh officers Friday located stolen hides sold to a well known local firm. William Bosser was arrested in Appleton as an accomplice. The group, three in number, included a wagon and team owner hired to deliver the hides. Earlier, Judge Goss imposed a $10 fine and costs on Aloig Nigl for keeping a saloon open after hours.
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William Taabs
W Hide Renovating
Megarha
Oshkosh
Dale
Wis
Oshkosh Company
Chief Dowling
William Bosser
Appleton
Breait
John Washburn
Leander Chonle
Aloig Nigl
Costa
Goss
Ninth Street
No Wonder He Cried Acacia La March After Sobbing
The young son of Bear Creek Postmaster Jack Sutton was taken to an oculist after ten weeks of sobbing and eye pain. A piece of tissue, about half an inch long and nearly an inch wide, was found lodged behind the child's left eye.
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Acacia
March
Jack Sutton
Bear Creek
Last Year’s Cotton Crop Report From Census Bureau
Washington March 20 final report of the census bureau shows running bales of cotton totaling 13 40 841 average gross weight of 3 andes. It notes 27 587 ginners operating and details on equivalent bales.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Cenens Bureau
Prisoner Cooper Case Verdict Reaches Second Degree Murder
Nashville March 20 jury convicts Duncan B Cooper and Robin J Cooper of murder in the second degree in the former United States Senator E W Carmack case and fixes twenty years in state prison. John B Sharp is acquitted. Defendants seek mistrial and a new trial, bonds set at 25000 each, defense to appeal. crowd gathers as jurors recount ballot shifts amid trial’s end.
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Nashville
Tenn
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United States
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Taft
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Coopers
Hayward Declines Place as Postmaster General Aide
A Washington telegram reports Judge William Hayward declined the offer of first assistant postmaster general and will remain secretary of the national Republican committee, Nebraska's City Neb, March.
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Associated Press
Nebraska
City
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