Governor Blaine Seeks Public Tax Disclosure Reform
In a 4000 word joint session message Governor Blaine urges repealing the secrecy clause of the Wisconsin income tax law. He calls for openness to curb tax fraud, rejects an expensive espionage system, and argues honest taxpayers deserve publicity for public business.
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High Lights of Message by Governor High Lights of Message by Governor
United Press reports a governor’s message criticizing tax fraud and urging stronger enforcement. The speech questions secrecy and calls for audits, public accountability, and increased state revenue to fund government functions and services. It argues for proportional taxation and a cost-efficient approach to enforcement.
Bishop Installed in La Crowe Diocese Cathedral Ceremony
Bishop Alexander J. Guviek was installed as bishop of the La Crowe diocese at the cathedral last night. Scores of priests from the diocese and Chicago attended the service. Ehsion To tan of Chicago attended as the installation sources followed Bishop Gasiek's wishes.
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Fifty Fifth Legislature Begins Work in Special Session
The Fifty-fifth legislature opened a special session called by Gov Blaine to consider his tax and fraud investigation proposals. Bills include extending the income tax, funding the soldiers educational bonus, and shifting funds to finance investigations and public programs. Conferees expect hearings by the tax commission and possible joint finance committee action.
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American note outlines U S posture on occupation costs
The American note on payments for the army of occupation in Germany, addressed to European allies, was delivered to the American embassy and will be presented to the allies this afternoon. It states the American attitude in clear and forcible terms and emphasizes the stance on costs.
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Senatorial Debate on Power Treaties and Army Aid Overrun
United Press reports ongoing Senate debate on four power treaties while Howe weighs army appropriations. Foreign affairs panel considers monuments for American soldiers. a U S congress panel continues cross-committee review of commerce and transportation issues. Immigration committee opens hearings on naturalization legislation.
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Big future for Wisconsin electric and gas firms growth
Milwaukee delegates for the Wisconsin Gas and Electric Associations report on vast planned investments. More than 66 million will be spent across gas electric and railway industries in Wisconsin, boosting employment and keeping wages local. Projects include Milwaukee Gas Light enhancements, Milwaukee Railways expansion, Wisconsin Telephone growth, and power facilities across Manitowoc Sheboygan and Door regions with multiple transmission lines and reservoir works.
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Committee Cuts Denby Naval Plan Reported
The House Naval Committee moved to report four bills fixing the Navy's maximum strength at 890000 regulars plus 6000 apprentices, or 16000 fewer than Secretary Denby said necessary. The bills cap naval academy graduation allocations at 206 per class for 1925 and 1924, noting 141 first class members currently at the academy.
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Trial Transcript Reveals Abuse Allegations In Promoter Case
A 15 year old testifies against Tex Rickard accusing a promoter of exploiting four underage girls for rides and abuse. The court hears details of coercion, threats, and a telephone exchange while defense challenges evidence as witnesses recount a pattern of misconduct. Crowd gathers as jury weighs the actor’s guilt and the scope of accountability.
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Approval of Bill for Suspension Day to Speed Up Bonus Law
Washington DC congress discusses a bill to suspend rules to expedite passage of veterans' bonus legislation. The Ways and Means Committee advances a four hour debate plan with Fordney controlling two hours and Games, Campbell, and Fordney allocating the rest, amid Democratic opposition and veteran support.
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Harding May Appeal to the Coal Miners
Harding faces pressure to appeal to coal miners as negotiations unfold over government support and potential policy shifts. The president's approach aims to address ongoing labor tensions and ensure stability amid a complex energy and labor dispute landscape.
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Decision on Probst to be Given Soon
An article outlines an upcoming decision regarding an individual named Probst. The piece references multiple entities and locations, though readable portions are fragmentary, with unclear dates or surrounding context. No definitive outcome is provided in the surviving text.
Cottage Grove State Bank Robbery Notch Details Quiet
The Cottage Grove State Bank was entered at night by burglars who cut the outer door and jammed the inner door. An estimated $100,000 was implied to be involved, but no specific robbery details or victims are confirmed in the report.
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Flood of speeches in Senate on Four-Power Treaty debate
Senators delivered a flood of speeches for and against the Four-Power Treaty as debate in the Senate opened on the Pueblo agreement. Supporters urged cooperation with Britain and Japan, while opponents warned against entangling alliances. The session featured lengthy addresses and procedural volleys over timing and recognition.
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Warrants for Arrest by Grand Jury Action
Okmulgee county officials announced indictments in a grand jury session. Names of the indicted were withheld, with two others cited for procedural issues. The probe touched on governor Robertaan jaw tamer and State Pak Commissioner Jered Dennis amid broader state inquiries.
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Niven Wins Narrow Three Cornered Primary Fight
Milwaukee City Attorney John M. Niven won a three cornered primary by a 2,621 vote plurality over Socialist B W Reynolds. He carried thirteen wards to Reynolds eleven with Manning third. With over 40 000 votes polled the result signals strong interest in the April 4 general election.
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Irish Republican Army Convention Set For Sunday
An Irish Republican Army convention to be held in Dublin on Sunday was announced by the Republican organ here. The board declared the gathering forbidden by Arthur Clinteith, president of the fail, and the announcement is seen as signaling a possible response. In Ulster, activity increased with reports of border tensions and trench digging along the Derry-Donegal line as authorities mobilize and security steps continue.
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Quartet of Candidates for School Commissioner on Ticket
Four candidates seek the school commissioner post and will appear on the general election ballot in April. Only three of the quartet will be chosen in the election.
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