Election Decks Cleared for Action in Wisconsin Ballot
Special to The Northwestern reports Wisconsin spring election set for April 6 with delegate battles in Republican contests between two La Follette progressives factions and an uninstructed ticket led by Governor Philipp. Amendments would empower legislatures to set pay and to alter judicial circuits. county and municipal judges will be elected across several counties amid numerous local contests. Clifton Williams won the Milwaukee mayoral nonpartisan primary, defeating Callahan and Esser. D. W. Hoan remains incumbent mayor with a strong Socialist showing but trailing Williams. Other results include Milwaukee city offices, Madison mayoral primaries, Racine Socialist gains, and varied local races across the state.
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Wisconsin
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la Fellette
Philipp
Darneas Thompson
la Crosse
Hitge
Ashland
Dodge Caineges
Tarron
Rayfield
Brown, Dunn
Marathon
Gneida
Winnebago
Langlade
Racine
Miliwaukes
Clifton Williams
John MM. Callahan
Theodore Esser
Williams
Callahan
Esser
D. W. Hoan
Socialist Party
Hoon
John Drew
Ler Louis Jr. Kolicki
Anton Tombiewiex
Emil Seidei
Om Te
William Coleman
Heams
Marks Horn
Trited Press
Milwaukee
Socialist Park
W. D. Hoan
City Avtories
Cutton Wiliams
Avhlams
L. M. Kobecki
Garor Hoan
Sears Ace
Madison
Daylight Saving Mixup Across Cities Causes Transit Confusion
The piece reports on daylight saving debates and partial enactments across states and cities. New York City and state have adopted the change with clocks advancing at 2 a.m. Sunday March 28. Several other cities and states contemplate or resist the plan while railroad schedules adjust to eastern time or remain unchanged.
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United Press
New York
New York City
Marely
New York State
Connecticut
Hartford
New Jersey
Assembly
Senate
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Delaware
Wilmington
Portland
South Portland
Manchester
N. Hi
Detroit St. Joseph
Mich
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O. Flavisburg
Pittsburg
Chicago
Indianaapolis
St. Paul
Louisville
St. Louis
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Sacramento
Oakland
Denver
Fuchmoend
Ore
Chippewa Falls Mayoral Primary Sparks Local Political Shift
At Chippewa Falls the mayoral primary nominated Major Husene O Neil and Charles E Preston amid a council slate led by August Flag Henry Barney A Findlay and Adolph Bigler. The city moves to a commission form in April as voters weigh candidates and policy change.
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Chippewa
Husene O'Neil
George E. Deer
Chippewa Herald
Charles E. Preston
Chippewa Falls
Henry Barney
Findlay
Adolph Bigler
Woseen
Hoover Supports Kansas Industrial Court as Solution
President Hoover told the Boston Chamber of Commerce that Kansas model industrial court is a valuable experiment and could solve industrial strife. He argued workers retain the right to strike but urged peaceful resolution through collective action and the Wilson plan for industrial mediation.
Demand of Anthracite Miners to Be Answered
Fragmented note reports a meeting among miners and officials to press concerns on unmentioned demands. The brief hints at dates and arrangements for a formal answer, with reference to a gathering and expected statements from authorities.
SNGOKS OFF DUTY KILLED BY AUTOMBILE
A fragmented report states an off duty Sngoks member was killed by an automobile during a failed attempt to keep a position on the driver’s seat. Details are unclear and several lines are garbled.
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Sngoks
Autombile
United Drees
Sneck
Darie Tee Fay
MN oRace
Navy secretary delays on plans cited by witness
Captain Harris Laning testified before the senate investigating committee that Secretary Daniels routinely delayed action on important Navy plans by ordering papers to “consideration” and then never returning to them. He noted a lack of a general wartime plan and that manpower needs were ignored while ship numbers grew.
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Navy Department
United States
Harris Laning
Leture de Senate
Laning
Bureau of Operations
Palic
Bilan
Mantell
Nove
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Daniels
Bureau of Ordnance
Secretary Daniels
Benson
Benson, When Chief of Operations, To Sécretan Daniels
Wim
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Gowan
Admiral McGowan
Vnanine
Ali Said Pasha Arrested Report
Police announce the arrest of Ali Said Pasha after a raid in Mererkst Taupe. Brash lores confirm the arrest and detainments tied to the Sanetemtineple case.
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Ali Said Pasha
Hart and Gunz Nominated for Oshkosh Commission Seat
The Oshkosh primary results eliminate four of six municipal council candidates. Hart the incumbent leads with 1,709 votes and Gunz follows with 962. Total votes cast were 4,509. Final choice between Hart and Gunz to occur on April 6.
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Hart
Gunz
Socialists in Grief Charged with Disloyalty in Assembly
The New York Assembly judiciary committee says five suspended Socialist members are ineligible to hold seats. The defense argues the party’s organization defines disloyalty, not individual acts, and asserts Socialists aim to change government by general strike and political action. The brief accuses the Socialist party of opposing national and state defenses and advocating mass action.
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Associated Press
Albahy
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State Assembly
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Assembly Judiciary Committee
Bersuse
America
New
Socialist Party
Ubi
United Sistes
United States
Iesal
Wille
Irel Sivs
Amer
Defendents
SHU
Inlan
Amerins
Timberworkers bid for 38 hour day across states
The International Timber Workers Union plans to formalize a demand for a 38 hour work week. A six day march is set to begin at the union headquarters with delegates from three states Minnesota Wisconsin and Missouri joining the effort. The action aims to rally timber workers toward a shorter work period nationwide.
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Apoll i
Acrutding
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Opgirtjaar
Ard
Ihe
Wistostin
Moesiean
Minnesota
Rolls Into Third Place In Continental Contest
In a tense race at the American Meeting, Avercinied Press Prva claimed third, finishing behind leaders in a close event. The contest yielded a 2 score margin and substantial prize money totaling £51 for the top finishers.
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Indidoel
Wesel on the Rhine Held by Troops amid Heavy Fire
Reports from Wesel describe government troops and Ruhr district forces besieged in Wesel on the Rhine. Night fighting included artillery and machine gun fire as Belgian units arrived to block traffic and reinforce the embattled town.
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Associated Press
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Rhenigh
Prussia
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Ruhr
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Ebert
Rhine
Rhea City
Wilson to Press Tax Revision Amid Election Clash
Report notes President Wilson may push tax revision before Congress as Republicans and Democrats clash over the issue. Officials warn of potential price rises from war-time measures and call for government stabilization actions to curb coal costs and stabilize consumer prices.
Central executive committee formed amid wartime labor conflicts
The Central Executive Committee, not yet fully formed in Ifagen, will include one member from each of three socialist parties and the democratic party. It will coordinate county services with authorities for worker welfare as unrest eases. Workers returned to their posts and banks reopened as operations resume.
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Nosky
Ifagen
Socialist
Tte Democratic Party
Pte
Heranuse
Leigh Hunt Architect to Test 3 Cent Fare
Leigh Hunt an architect faces a test of a new three cent fare policy. The report notes his involvement with civic projects and potential impact on transit costs, with references to meetings and officials.
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Leigh Hunt
Plan Vote for Women in Nebraska Referendum
Plan to vote for women is noted with aims to amend the constitutional stance. The text mentions a Nebraska context and urges electoral participation in a moral, civic effort.
Delaware Suffrage Vote Delayed Amid Deliberations
Report from Dover indicates Delaware lawmakers face a heated debate over ratifying the national constitutional amendment. Suffrage supporters urge action while opponents warn of defeat this session. Delegates plan to stall the vote to sway wavering legislators.
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Delaware
Iopmaturs
Bryan Urges Initiative and Referendum for New Constitution
William J. Bryan advocated including initiative and referendum in the Springfield constitutional convention. He proposed compulsory investigation of industrial disputes by a board with balanced representation, to reveal facts and guide public opinion. He favored recall of judges and warned against concentrated power, urging public access to the truth.
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Bryan
Ech Aide
Dutch repels Ruhr district revolutionists claim
A terse dispatch reports Dutch forces repulsed revolutionaries in the Ruhr district after failed negotiations with the Duel government. Berlin communications indicate tensions and a stand on addressing demands while other regions report continued resistance and no talks.
Mexicans Hired to Solve Labor Problem Reports
United Press notes a wave of Mexican workers arriving to address labor shortages. An alarming account describes the workers as foreign laborers entering the area to fill jobs, with mentions of wage expectations and working conditions amid rising tensions.
Teacher pay plan described by press release repeated
An unclear text fragment repeats a notion of paying teachers monthly for the year. The passage includes garbled names and misplaced phrases not forming a coherent report or identifiable events.
Sharp Declines in Franc Tethered to Posed Trade Signals
Unclear OCR text reports a sharp decline in a franc related rate or value with mentions of trade, finance committee actions, and public notices. The fragment indicates market movement and potential official reactions but lacks coherent details or identifiable entities to confirm the event.
Will Germans be constructive or destructive
Washington report discusses the German crisis after the Kapp coup and the struggle between Ebert’s government and extremists. It notes American observers hope for stability while warning anarchist elements threaten to undermine law and order and underscores the danger of Bolshevik style upheaval spreading from Germany.
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Wolfgang Kapp
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Ebert
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Maost
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Rhine
Averaz - Amerigan
Gome
House of Hohenzallert
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