Wisconsin Beer Regulation Debate and Amendments
The Wisconsin state senate approved an amendment to require beer sold after September 1, 1883 to be brewed with at least 75 percent barley. Violations face penalties under the gr ard act. The session also discussed beer taxes and licensing, with disputes over maximum fines, local control, and uniform rules across counties, while several amendments were defeated. The bill includes provisions on notices, bonds, and future enforcement actions.
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Madison
State Senate
Wisconsin
Assembly
Vashmaty
Denmark
Graud
Senate
CLD
Senator Ingram
Progressive Hall Claire
Milwaukee
Punty Boards
Tagram
Eau Cleire
Tin Laxanio
Ghotisanda
Wien
Tania
Seale Man
Ela
Democrat
Mort von
Iit der Uhr
Assemblyariit Man
Driver Arrested After Injury Incident in Rembee-Up
A driver identified as George Luke N. TH was taken into custody following an incident that injured two others. Police reported the wreck occurred near rembee-up with a vehicle registered to Myra Helen Fawr. Officers say they were unable to locate the suspect at the scene.
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Rembee
George Luke
N. TH
Schwarts
Myra
Helen Fawr
Auker
Wut Poli
Alten Lyi
Shait Police
Hold Fast Reno Urges Farmers To Fold Fast For National Strike
Milo Reno, rallying 1400 followers, urged farmers to fold in lines for a May 15 national arm strike. He outlined a three‑point program to unite the Holiday movement, warn of a “republic or military despotism,” and avoid strikes while stressing production rights.
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Reno
iBe
Harry Spence
United Press
Wit Grounis
Des Moines
Milo Reno
America
Heliday i
le Mars
Bush Farm
Rena
Restivian
Crete
Rena Saki
Morin
Sven
Washington
Bwaneress
Anbiumaidile
Mass
Rey
Bea
Jay
Diterbein Ceiga
Ame
Ivad Wiischoi
Dwrntieda
Dales Beneyo
Government Control of Industry Is Discussed
Washington reports a plan to relax anti trust laws to end ruinous competition and wage cutting. A committee led by Senator Wagner aims to permit self regulation under government supervision while preparing a broader mobilization and labor protections.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Wagner
New York
James H. Rand
mington-Rand P Company
Forstvelb
Fallsite
Avgs Py
Ah Codex Opentve
Chamber of Conunerc
United States
Iid
Henry & Harriman
Ger
Rd Swope
General Electric Company
Senter
Dranoerat
Povermaient
Cammerer
Harrimay
Swone
Uneier
Sion
Government Budget Reduction Aims for Fiscal Year
The document outlines a planned reduction in estimated government expenses for the coming fiscal year by about 1.0 billion dollars, compared with the previous three years. It notes the White House and Treasury efforts to safeguard key programs while trimming nonessential costs.
Wisconsin law for porting sun Jon Tawets? 1927 debate
A Wisconsin conference debate on a 1927 proposed repeal of a ta law regulating small loans. Senators Carroll and opponents argued over maximum interest rates and parity, with references to Prairie du Chien and finance groups, amid committee discussions and opposition.
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Madison
Auwares Williams Ry
Wisconsin Conference of Soc
We Ag
Carrol
Prairie du Chien
Hese
Ter Nile
Horno Carroll
Peron
Medi
Faye
Tieiok
Uae
Krakatoa eruption report data fragment
Fragmented text shows a Krakatoa eruption mention with garbled sequence about batch and Cologne tone. No coherent event details, dates, places, or sources clearly readable.
No gold payments on Liberty Bonds in other countries
A fragmented clipping notes a policy or proclamation about gold payments related to Liberty Bonds in foreign nations. The text is garbled but references financial terms and possible dates, suggesting an international stance or advisory concerning Liberty Bond settlements.
Tivo Boy Scouts Rescue Fisherman
A fragmentary report notes Tivo Boy Scouts rescuing a fisherman in an unclear scene. Details are unreadable, but the act is recorded as a rescue by youth scouts. Further context cannot be determined from the visible text.
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Tivo Boy Scouts
Wife of AGH Chief Dies in Wisconsin Hospital
Alise Morgan, wife of Head of AGH, dies near Severn Shie hospital. The report notes her burial, public mourning, and statements by family and friends. It references her early life, schooling in Madison and Wisconsin, and mentions Marines service and civic connections.
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AGH
Door Lungern
Alise
Boel
WEY
Morey Hospital
Severn
Laspitel
Marva
Fenthe
Oshkesh
Maoregay
Matey
Cee
Por Baer
Hon
Beri Winente
Wis
Lie Qian
Sen
Isaac Slephene
Marinet
Sleephensen
Gandhi Persuades Woman From Joining His Fast
A historical note describes Gandhi attempting to deter a woman from joining his prolonged hunger strike. The fragmentary text hints at dialogue and public attention around the fasting act and its social impact. Unclear details limit precise events or identifiers.
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Gandhi
Recalled State Road Workers Overcome Absence Gap
Report notes many workers recalled to state road jobs after a period of absence. Officials expect a smooth restart of the 105 projects as crews prepare for the upcoming construction season.
Child Kidnapped At Cape Cod
Reports describe the abduction of Peguy McMath, 10, from Harwichport near Cape Cod. Police seek leads as authorities cordon the area while a 48 hour cease in Avily activity is urged to aid the search and potential ransom negotiations.
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Shtewiehport
Maso Po
Hare Ty Aodderchiptien
Peguy
McMath
Ry Marlin Rane
Imarwich
Mas Depares
Pog- KY
Me- Math
Inthia Power
Alga
Kid
Napern
Harwichport
Falmouth
Oat Wood
Wate Metallrs
Ieke
Clearing House Duty Asserted to Depositors
Fragmented text shows discussion of clearing house responsibility to depositors. Mentions of witnesses, alleged actions, and unclear references to persons and events. The readable portions imply a financial trust or liability issue but lack concrete details or verifiable names.
Inflation bill clears Senate control despite division
President Roosevelt's $60 billion inflation program advances after Senate approval and House action. The vote split along party lines with 273 Democrats, 40 Republicans, and four Farmer Laborites approving the inflation sections, while seven Democrats and 79 Republicans opposed. House moves to conference on noninflation provisions while authorizing limited presidential credit expansion and silver purchasing powers, signaling broad steps toward currency and credit expansion without full congressional mandate.
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William F. Kerby
United Press
Washington
Jtogacvell
House
Senate
Ronic
Reo
Stalborne Pubucan Mineriby
Reney
Grech
Cecil Americar Prudice
Ties
MIAO
Fi Aria
Seventh bombing of week strikes dairy plant
An unclear report describes a series of blasts targeting a dairy plant and related facilities. Details are garbled with many broken words, but mentions police, a theft involving a weighing scale and 300 pounds, and an explosion-scarred scene. Names and exact places are unreadable due to OCR corruption.
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Hou
Womarentiv Bs Rieketes Rhirale
Detre- Willian Shhoemaker Greveuior
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