Picked At Primary Nominations For City and Ward Tickets
A lengthy list outlines nominees on three party tickets across the city wards and a Prohibition ticket. Names include mayoral candidates John C. Voss and Joan Graham, various ward alders supervisors school officials and assessors, plus city officials like city clerk John Banderob and treasurer Frank Allen.
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Mayoc
John Banderob
Fred A. Plummer
Frank A. Allen
Julius H. Bentler
West Side
John B. Service
East Side
Wilter J. Callies
John C. Voss
Daniel Witzel
Richard A. Spink
Tusilee of the
Frederick A. Kaerner
Frank Kitz
South Eide
Jacob Kiemmer
Joan <. Graham
James K. Miller
Fred E. Morehouse
Fifth Ward
Oshkosh Mayoral Primary Ends With Candidate Support
Oshkosh voters completed a party primary with John C. Voss winning the Republican nomination for mayor. Candidates Hach Everhart and Stewart voiced support for Voss, while J. Bandecrob noted strong GOP backing and Prohibition candidate J. C. Graham pledged active reform campaigning.
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Erman
Wade H. DuBois
Oshkosh
Manyor
Hach
John C. Voss
Voss
Main Street
Stewart
Everhart
John Voss
Sovi
George Everhart
Redpublicans
J. C. Graham
FTI
Reform
Asguidacea Frotr
John Banderab
Graham
John C. Voas
Roosevelt Party Health Report From Hamburg Voyage
On the steamship Hamburg at sea on March 24 at 10 am wireless from Stasconsett reports the weather fair with a cold head wind and smooth seas. All Roosevelt party members are well and Roosevelt and his son Kermit walked the decks after breakfast and discussed Africa expedition plans.
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Associated Press
Hamburg
Stasconsett
Mass
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Kermit
Wage Cuts Ordered for Lehigh Valley Furnace Workers
Bethlehem March 24 Four thousand iron furnace workers in the Lehigh valley face a ten percent wage reduction. The timing varies by company and the measure was taken by the furnace operators.
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Associated Preas
Bethlehem
Lehigh Valley
Suffragists Released From Holloway After Jail Term
London march 24 the woman suffragists jailed for demonstrations in parliament square February 25 were released this morning to an enthusiastic reception at Holloway prison and their discharge.
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Ty Associated Press
London
Parlament Square
Holloway
Rev Dr Serene Bishop Dies in Honolulu at 83
Honolulu reports the death of Rev Dr Serene B Bishop aged eighty three. The son of a missionary he had long been a prominent figure in Hawaii’s religious and civic life. The Associated Press notes his passing in the Islands.
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Associated Press
Honolulu
March
Serene B. Bishop
Hawaii
Bishop
Castro Arrives in Paris En Route to Bordeaux
Former Venezuelan president Cipriano Castro arrives in Paris from Dresden and will sail Friday on the steamer Guadeloupe from Bordeaux to South America, escort to the voyage by Lenre Bordeaux.
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Paris
Bordeaux
Ty Associated Press
Cipriano Castro
Venezuela
Dresden
Guadeloupe
South America
Wisconsin Assembly Kills Normal School Bills amid Insurgent Debate
Madison March 24 The Wisconsin assembly killed bills for normal schools at Antigo Rhinelander Ashland and Green Bay while saving a Rhinelander measure. It also passed a tax cut for fire insurance premiums and raised probate judge salaries and the smoking misdemeanor age to 18. The inquiry into the senate investigation touched on Lester Tilton and John A Aylward with testimony about campaign funding and possible liquor interests influence.
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Madison
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Antigo
Hhinelander
Ashland
Green Bay
Stevens
Senate
American Society of Equity
Wisconsin
House of Representatives
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Brockhausen
Cannon
Committee On Privleges
Lester Tilton
Milwaukee
Blaine
Stephenson
Uauor
Morris
John A. Aylward
Tilton
Meillaville
Aylward
Pijendt
M Hambright
Racine
Treat
Tester Tilton
Nesleville
M.C. Ring
Ring
Bradford
Tibor
Theephenson
United States
Unclear recollections in recall witness testimonies
The transcript recalls remarks about if elected he would not vow for Stepbenson. Tucon denied Mr Aylward's account as told on the stand. M. M. James of Kuebland Center testified about receiving $600 from the Stéphenson fund as a brother of the senator. Recess was then taken.
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Stepbenson
Tucon
Aylward
Fitton
M. M. James
Kuebland Center
Stéphenson
Murdered by Father in Public Street Shooting
In New York on a crowded East Side street a public school teacher Miss Anna Mahbanyo was shot dead by Philie Mangano, her father. Mangano tried to kill himself but was restrained by Adolph Schwartz. he was arrested after a struggle and the revolver hidden in a nearby area. The motive centers on alleged coercion and the father daughter relationship. Frank Tacathra identified Mangano as the dead girl's father, claiming she had been forced to stay with him due to his cruel treatment.
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Associated Press
New York
Anna A Mahbgyuno
Phillie Mangano
Adolph Schwartz
Mangano
Selwarta
Criah
Mingano
Hig
Storm and fire devastate towns in Texas and Louisiana
Reports from March 24 describe a violent storm packing tornadoes that killed one farmer and his wife and five children, injured twenty, and destroyed homes in Slidell and nearby towns. Widespread damage includes wrecked houses, two deaths among two men, power lines down, and a bank building left as the sole standing structure in Crafton.
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Associated Tress
Fort Worth
Tex
Slidell
Forea
Nmorthwest
Wyter Wien
Sidell
Baliory
Tait
Carnils
Cub
Boas
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Slice
Crafton
Neith
Oxank
Man Cleared After Seven Years In Milwaukee Hospital
Arthur Jo Taylor, illegally committed to the Milwaukee hospital for the insane for seven years, was released by County Judge Paul Carpenter. Carpenter ruled Taylor sane at commitment time and that the original commitment was technically invalid due to lack of jurisdiction by Judge William Walker.
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Associated Trees
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Hospital For the
Arthur Jo Taylor
Paul Carpenter
Carpenter
Taylor
Judesemil Wallker
Storm Hits Rocky Mountain Region Amid Tornado Warnings
A severe storm sweeping the Rocky Mountains disrupts telegraph links to Denver and Denver area towns. Reports say Brewster Kansas was struck by a tornado as a blizzard isolates Denver Colorado Springs and surrounding areas with wires down and rail traffic slowed. In Texas Wise County an electrical storm destroyed Slidell and damaged homes while two Black residents died from lightning. Colorado Springs reports heavy snow sleet and widespread outages with Denver cut off from communications.
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Associatid Press
Chicago
Muarel
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Brewster
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Pueblo
Colorado Springs
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Clark Holds The Stage In Damaging Hearing Report
In Washington on March 24 Associated Press reports Mr Clark dominated the hearing with forceful remarks about Mr Payne and the Ways and Means committee. Clark praised colleagues while denying any bully tactics and urged truth in inquiry as party supporters clashed over tariff policy.
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Clark
Oinstead
Pennsylvania
Kirk
Payne
Mr. Clark
Oaler
Galley Faves
Elo
German Naval Budget Moves Through Second Reading
Berlin reports the Reichstag accepted the second reading of the naval budget with no broad agreement among party leaders. Socialist Herr Singer warned the issue of naval limitations will be debated again when the salary bill for the Imperial Chancellor is considered.
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Associated Presa
Berlin
Marek Thereeichstag
Herr Singer
May Be No Coal Strike In Anthracite, Peaceful Policy Favored
In Scranton on March 24 the anthracite miners conference shows a strong lean toward avoiding a general strike. Moderation, peace, and union recognition with the check off are urged, with decisions referred to a committee to outline their policy before tonight’s adjournment.
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Associated Press
Scranton
Assnrated Presa
Muste Hall
Court House
Shurtleff Support Rally Shifts Senate Ballot
In Springfield Alabama on March 24 Representative Lederer urged electing Edward B. Shurtleff as senator, changing his vote amid cheers. The chamber then moved on with the third ballot as Speaker Shurtleff cast his vote for Governor Deneen.
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Associated Press
Springfeld
Artur
Lederer
Edward BD. Shurtlet
Shurtle
Representative Lederer
Mason
Shurtleff
Deneen
Wisconsin canners adopt 24 percent tin coating rule
A News special from Sheboygan reports a Wisconsin canners association resolution affecting 2009 shipments. All peas from Sheboygan County will be packed in cans with 24 percent more tin coating than before to match the new standard, raising costs with tin at about $1 per pound.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Bheboywan
Wisconsin Pen (Canners’ Association
Bheboygan County
Four Boston Officials Indicted in Bid Rigging Case
Four men connected with a string of contracts were indicted by the grand jury for conspiracy to defraud Boston by collusive bidding. Albert B Miller Jr of Worcester Elmer P Amith of Sae Pad Charnes Mt Pennyeulek of Worcester and Krank Th White of Matden were arrested after surrendering to police inspectors.
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Boston
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Busy Iives
Will Not Face Justice Despite Avoiding Capture
A mis-spelled dispatch reports Miederide Th Hfebrarchean, sought in this city and New York for alleged $300,000 sales fraud, reportedly committed suicide by hanging during arrest attempts in Parc burg, with details unclear.
Breaks Knee Cap in Fall from Rioting Horse
Miss Marjorie Jones of this city suffered a broken knee cap in a fall from a rioting horse while traveling in California with her husband for the farmer's health. The couple had gone to Los Angeles last month for medical advice.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Loa Angeles
Cal
Miea Marjorie Jones
Mins Jones
Lorominthert
California
Faronner
Awful deed by mother shocks Simsbury area
The body of Mrs. Miller and her two children were found in the Farmington river this morning. Authorities believe she drowned the children after feeding them and then took her own life, a tragedy attributed to mental distress.
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Hy Aascelatal Press
Simsbury
Cans
Maren
Mie Amon Miler
Farmington River
Sheboygan Raises Its Total Indebtedness to 598000
Sheboygan increases its total debt to 598000 after a 12 bond issue approved yesterday to fund old railway bonus bonds due May 1. The action marks a significant rise in the city's outstanding liabilities as reported by a special dispatch from Sheboygan.
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Kidnap Suspect Identified as James Boyle in Cleveland Case
A Cleveland report says James Boyle of Sharon Pennsylvania, a plumber, admitted his identity in the Whitla boy kidnapping case. His arrest paired with a woman is part of police efforts to identify both abductors. The Whitla family plans to visit police to aid the investigation.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
O. March
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James P. Whitle
Harry Forker
Relsonere
Whitla
Koehler
James Boyle
Sharon
Pennsylvania
John Boyle
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Mystery surrounds Whilth family disappearance case
Rumors link Hoyle and wife to a missing couple from Sharon Pennsylvnia as investigators pursue leads about a Cleveland operation. Reports say Mrs Whilth and relatives traveled toward Cleveland with children amid secrecy while authorities prepare requisition papers and consider charges connected to suspected abductions.
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Fred C. Joslyn
John G .Thompson
Fred C. Kuebler
Paul Guis
Theodore Doblke
Seventi Ward
Clarence M. Robinson
Evan D. Davis
Arthur I. Barber
Eighth Ward
Fred Tank
Otto Schlerb
Pinth Ward
John F. Hakburth
Herbert G. McWilliams
Tenth Ward
William Morgan
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Ernst GC. Law
Winfeld W. Weishoff
Thomas J. Barlow
Stephen C. Radford
Charles ¥. Hart
Casper Faust
Frank J. Kolf
Henry Neumueller
Dudley W. Fernandez
August F. Mueller
Alfred TD. Ryckman
Charles H. Krippene
William J. Kelley
Louis Lang
Joseph J. Nigl
Seventh Ward
John Willwock
Peter F. Auler
Jacob Baumgartner
Christian Lennigk
James C. Casey
George H. Vosburg
Aldgerman
Gebhard Roth
Ira Parker
Pwelfth
Thomas A. Getchlus
Theolore D. Engelke
Frederick Bedubo
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