State to Buy Auto and Bills Presented in Assembly
Madison May 11 first bill for a state automobile was presented with a 1200 dollar appropriation for a fish and game department car. Other measures include speed limit increase to fifteen, reform of oil inspection under dairy and food, rights of way for Wisconsin Valley Railway, Troop A horses at 2500, and a nonpartisan Milwaukee fire and police commission proposal. The corrupt practices bill advanced with narrow support and debates on newspaper advertising, while Nye bill on railroad property taxation moved toward engrossment. Federal income tax measures progress and Vicksburg monument costs discussed.
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Northwestern
F. Madison
Wis
Fish and Game Department
Assembly
Ciica
State of Inspection Department
Committee of State and Economie Betterment
Dairy and Food Commisssioner
Wisconsin Valley Railway Company
University of Wisconsin
Janesville
St. Paul
Wisconsin Light Cavalry
Milwaukee Fire and Police Commission
Wea
Glenway Maxon
Gen
F. C. Winkler
Supreme Court
Senate
John M. Olin
Ruell
Bichler
Democrats
Gettle
Social Democrats
House
Elections Committee
Evans
Kineen
Nelton
Oday
Rossler
Viebaho
Ingram
Schwabbach
T. J. Mahon
Roessler
Tefferson
Mabon
Mahon
Seaje
Superior
Nye
Advatorem
Manitowoc
Racine
Milwaukee
Green Bay
Joint Finance Committee
Washington
Wisconsin
Vicksburg Monument
Noted Green Bay Man Dead
A Green Bay notice reports Jules Parmentier, head of the Jules Parmentier company a major local real estate insurance and loan firm, died suddenly today from a throat infection. The report notes his prominence in Green Bay.
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Green Bay
Parmentier
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Jules Parmentier
Leaders in Battle Array Over Senate Pro Tem Choice
Progressives seek to block Gallinger for president pro tem as party factions clash in Washington. Early ballots show Gallinger 32 Bacon 35 Clapp 4 Bristow 1 Tilman 1 with deadlock likely, Dixon moves to adjourn but fails. Democrats back Bacon while most Progressives favor Clapp, leaving no clear winner.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Senate
Gallinger
Bacon
Clanp
Bristow
Tilman
Dixon
Montana
Washington
D. C
Repubican
Five
Clapp
Callinger
Diplomatic corps meet in Mexico City over alien protection
In Mexico City on May 11 the diplomatic corps gathered at the U S embassy at Henry L Wilson’s invitation to discuss a precautionary plan to protect aliens if the capital’s situation escalates. Francisco de la Barra and Wilson reviewed the pending movement, but details remain unpublished.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Diplomatic Corps
United States
Henry L. Wilson
Wuccan
Francisco de la Barra
de Barra
Dietz murder trial defense ends and to jury tonight
In Hayward Wisconsin on May 11 the Dietz murder defense rested before noon. John Dietz sought to subpoena Hines of the Chicago lumber firm to testify about lumber trust influence, prompting court disputes and a late call for witnesses as character testimony proceeded.
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Dietz
Associated Press
Hayward
Wis
Diets
John Dietz
Lines Lumber Company
Jlines
Frederick Weseerhauser
Jitnes
Asault
Lumber Trust
Hines
Duluth
Minn
John Diets
Wayward
Reid
Weyerhauser
Leslie
Griffin and Griswold Admit Mail Fraud in Federal Case
Des Moines May 1 James Griffin and Dewitt Griswold pleaded guilty in federal court to using the mails to defraud as members of the J C Mabray swindling gang Griswold received five months in Warren county jail Griffin had his sentence withheld awaiting his attorney arrival from Council Bluffs
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Associated Press
Des Moines
James Griffin
Dewitt Griswold
J. C Mabray
Indey
Griswold
Warren County
Griffin
Council Bluffs
Cemetery auto outing schedule altered by committeemen
The march at Riverside cemetery will proceed as planned with the remaining drivers. The general committees stay the same as in The North-Western with changes from the Sons of Veterans contingent. Prof We Cy Hewitt, J. 7. Bronson, and James Kinsler replace W. A Mareen, Woo Cowling, and David Kingler who cannot serve.
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Riverside Cemetery
Sons of Veterans
We Cy Hewitt
Bronson
James Kinsler
W. A Mareen
Woo Cowling
David Kingler
Rebels Seize Agua Prieta and Hold Key Posts
Reports from Agua Prieta and Matamoras describe rebel forces securing the town and proclaiming a temporary government with Camverro in charge of customs and post offices. Federal troops retreat toward Nogales as clashes loom along the Hermosillo border.
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Associated Press
Nuco
Mouxwo
Agua Pruta
Deltic
del Liv
Cananea
Wet Kio
Vananed
Eicher
Nogales
Lo Naco
Nogeles
Lermosilla
Hermosillo
Agua Prieta
Col
San- Bo Cureverds
Anach Tu Giron
Camverro
Douglas Todary
Status of Rebels and Mexican Conflict Drags On
Reports from Juarez and El Paso detail ongoing rebel movements and US policy. President Taft's non intervention stance garners mixed messages as both sides mobilize and border tensions persist with arms, troops, and fortifications amid shifting control.
Russian ambassador Rosen named temporary director of foreign office
Berlin May 11 The Lokal Anterior published a dispatch from St Petersburg stating Baron Rosen the Russian ambassador at Washington has been appointed temporary director of the Russian foreign office.
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Aby Associated Freps
Berlin
The
Lokal Anterior Today
St. Petersburg
Baron Rosen
Washington
Speaker Clark Ill With Severe Cold
Associated Press reports Speaker Champ Clark is confined to his bed with a severe cold in Washington on May 11. His condition is not serious and physicians hope he will preside when the house meets tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Champ Clark
Howe
Memorial Day Plans Outlined By City Allied Committees
City and military groups appointed memorial day committees held a session to set a May 40 parade date and assign subcommittees for finance music flowers transportation and decorations. John Tadych named parade marshal with plans for an extensive event marking the civil war opening semi centennial.
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Thurstate
John Tadych
Miles Camp of
Pinkerton
Cue Krippen Ata Hop. Kitz
Spearer
W. C. Hewitt
Oj. Bronson
Gustav Denjin
R. A. Spink
A.W. Snell
James Kinsler
George W. Briggs
John M. Fields
W. W. Kimball
Corigan
William Perry
Associated Prena
Main Street Bridge
Columbus
Lin
Aftorcom
Kbo
Thi
Malia
Grand Jury
Hart, Schaffner and Marx Incorporation in New York
Albany announces Hart Schaffner and Marx of New York incorporated today with the secretary of state to form a clothing and general wearing apparel company with capital of 20 million dollars.
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New York
State Capital
Associated Press
Albany
N. Y
May
Hart,Schaffner and Marx, of
Pope Pius Receives Cardinals Amid Health Reports
In Rome on May 11 Pope Pius XII met several cardinals and received other visitors in audience. Reports abroad claiming the pope is gravely ill are said to be wholly incorrect.
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Associated Press
Rome
Pius
Oshkosh Pastor Receives Indiana Call
Rev George Kuhlmann of Oshkosh Wisconsin has reportedly been voted a pastorate for English speaking Lutheran churches in Gary and Crisman Indiana The Gary posting claims one parish would be among the largest Lutheran churches in the state Kuhlmann said he had not heard of the call yet and noted telegrams may have preceded any written invitation
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Laporte
Ind
George Kuhlmann
Oshkosh
Wis
Gary
Crisman
Foreign aid debates and Juarez border tensions flare
A telegram from Protestant, Presbyterian and Baptist missionaries in Mexico City voices firm opposition to intervention. In El Paso, food and medical supplies will cross the international bridge under War Department guidelines to avoid aiding rebels. At Juarez, General Orozco blocks crossings despite passes, as American forces monitor the border and plan arrests of criminals to restore order amid insurrection turmoil.
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Washington, D
Departments of State, War, Treasury and Justice
Juarez
Mecxlec
Steever
Je] Paso
Steaver
el Pagan
War Department
International Bridge
Navarro
Battle of
White House
el Paso
United States
Edwards
State Department
Taft
Mexico
Butler
Vanderbilt
Brewer
Mexico City
Junreg
Secretary of War
el Pago
Juares
Solters
Juang
Paesual
Orozca
Fl Paso
Washington
Matera
Rade
Tommbile
Madtio
Mary Roberts Denies Arson Links in Fire Case
Miss Mary Roberts, charged with arson, testified she did not threaten to pay $200 to William Finnegan to drop charges or to tell reporters she was not to blame for the fire at the Roberts home. She claimed she did not start the blaze and described her movements on the night of the fire, denying other sensational claims and detailing visits to Mrs Egery and witnesses on Frederick Avenue.
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Mary Roberts
William Finnegan
Broberts
Municipal Cout
Sid
Kintegan
Depuy
Ger
Secernl
Roberta
Miss Roberts
Evang
Iso
Evans
Hr. J. Curler
Roberts House
McDonald
Bankrupt Colby Unity firm appoints receiver
A Colby and Unity firm named Christen en Abel Co. is declared bankrupt with a receiver appointed under a $12,000 liability. The company once operated a large store with capital listed at $6,005.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
ILA News
Sweera
Marshfield
Chrieteneen & Abel Company
Colby
Unity
Ite Capital
Cigar Makers Strike in Tampa Over Court Rulings
Five thousand cigar makers in Tampa go on strike in protest of a circuit court judge upholding prison sentences for rioters from a recent walkout. The action is labeled contempt of court and arrests of leaders are anticipated.
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Associated Preas
Tampa
Fla
Circuit Court
Judge Petit Sparked Debate Over Anarchy Comment
In Springfield on May 11 the Senate debated Judge Petit after he freed defendants in a Tilden case. Attorney Healy proposed two paths for review: appeal to appellate court or direct writ of error to the Supreme Court. Senator Helm urged reprimand, while Senator Barr shouted “This is anarchy” in reaction to Helm’s criticism.
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Associated Press
Springfield
Sena
John Healy
Tilden
Petit
Chicago
Supreme Court
Healy
Helm
Triden
Cummings
Benedict
Senate
Barr
Chicagoan
Wil County
Ogleeby
Oshkosh Cigar Makers Meet to Boost Local Industry
A representative gathering at the Chamber of Commerce discussed a campaign of education to promote Oshkosh cigars. Local industry employs about sixty cigar makers, with wages from $2.50 to $3 daily for eight hours.
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Chamber of Commerce
Oshkosh
Pike Fry Planting Orders Set For Lake Winnebago
Wisconsin state fish officials report 1,600,000 pike fry already planted in Lake Winnebago with 400,000 more to be released today in the marshes of Lake Butte des Morts and the Fox river near Winneconne. The fry from the state hatchery was spread along Asylum bay and Four Mile bay and further releases of 500,000 to 31,400,000 are planned along the lake west shore south of Oshkosh.
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Lake Winnebago
Charles Dunkel
Lake Butte Des Morts
Fox River
Winneconne
Asylum Bay
Four Mile Bay
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Forfiric Dira
Unite For Defense
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Cameron
Hugard Iinex
Chiciusy
Promiuan
Kenana Nogales
Matamoras
Houston
Tex
Mata Imeyas
Brownsville
Cadev
Jusrex
Malamornas
Wardatit Douglas
Arta
Sonora
Oriiz
Paso
Une
Jon
Tijuana
Lower California
Thur Ara
Yort'h
John Batret
Pan American Union
Stone of Allsouri
Ingarrecos
Bione
Madero
Nervosa
Hig
Ding
Maiero
Mex
Foreign Office
Ambaas
Sador
Speaker Clark
Pope
Pontif'a Hiness
Mr. Kuhlmann
Cmumie
Maulers
Secret Service
Dan
Navarre
Derbside
Federaals
Mian
Mary Hoberin
Wee
Monte
Tampax
Rem
Judge Petit
Illeingis
Hershly
Poelile
Walter Clyde
Oshkosh Cigars
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