Wisconsin Senate Retreats From Its Position On Tax Exemption
The Wisconsin Senate receded from demanding tax exemption for bonds in a freight rate bill, expecting final passage by Thursday or Friday. Governor Le Follette would sign, after which the measure proceeds to the governor. Meanwhile asylum, blind citizens, and library cases advance in the assembly and senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Senate
Eastre
Eurn
le Follette
Oshkosh
Milwaukee
Wealthy Americans Named in Smuggling Probe
Former Treasury agent William H. Theosald states smuggling is at an all time high in U S history. He cites four pearl necklaces valued at not less than $370 each imported under duty evasion and accuses several Maid en Lathe firms of illegal activity. Ludwig Nissen aims to coordinate between foreign treasury agents and dealers. The trade is centered in a few firms and travels with travelers who bring back diamonds and jewels duty free, aided by high prices charged to wealthy Americans.
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New York
Wey
William H. Theosbald
Teasury Department
United States
Ludwig Nissen
Treasury Department
Europe
Post for Stebbins and a Californian astronomy career
A fragmented notice states that Stebbins, a resident graduate who earned a Doctor of Philosophy in astronomy, has been named director of the university’s pri ory in Wisconsin and later moved to California. It mentions a move to Berkeley and work on Mount Tamalpais, with an April 22 observatory station setup in Chile for a prominent heiress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of California
Dort Brebbing
University of Ines
Fervaiesy
University of Wisconsin
Sivrr
California
Berkeler
Tiamilten
Sitn
Santioss
Ciule
Sane Poitier
University of Stailfernia
Chile
Marriages and sentences interwoven in regional news item
I Gondein released from Waer Pas, then remarried to Francis L Goodlain and Mabel Stover. He served eighteen months for a criminal offense with Miss Riever as correspondent. The snippet also mentions various couples connected to Waerga, Fond au Lac, Waukaw, and nearby towns, with names and relationships listed in a court or registry context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nernee Haehey
Francis L. Goodlain
Fad da Lac
Mica Mabel Stover
Waukaw
Geolsin Wee
Raceng Raed
Waerga
Tram Fond Au
Miss Riever
Correspondens
Van
A. Goevinin
Miss Lisrie Renewski
Ene Orarhive
Sovereign Camp Meets in Milwaukee Biennial Session
The Sovereign Camp of Woodmen of the World holds its biennial session in Milwaukee with about seventy-five delegates. Mayor Rose welcomes attendees. Morris Shepard of Texas and other dignitaries deliver short fraternal talks. Sessions are led by Sovereign Consul Jit bout.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Sovereign Camp
Id S. Rose
Morris Shepard
Texas- Seuan
Lex
FL A. Eulkenberg
Denver
Burnidge
Bhick Isock
Ark
Hicks
Shreveport
Jit, Bout
President Roosevelt Tour at Stanford and Palo Alto Visit
President Roosevelt arrived at Palo Alto after leaving San Jose and toured Stanford University. He praised the Stanford Memorial Church as one of the world's most artistic religious edifices and addressed students before continuing to Burlingame for a cordial reception hosted by Scott R. Scott.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
Roosevelt
San Jose
Palo Alto
Leland Stanford Jr. University
University
Jordan
Stanford Memorial Church
Cotlege Pody
Palio Alto
Burlingamé
Tienes
Scott Rn
California
Notable Deaths and Obits Across Various Notables and Countries
Poets and composers die in New York and Chicago with tributes. Richard Henry Stoddard aged about 119? dies after heart illness. Lorimer Stoddard and Mrs Stoddard predeceased him. Composer Brizzi dies after pneumonia. his opera Christophoro Colombo is noted. funeral prayers by King Humbert's. Rev Peter Anstadt D D, eldest Lutheran minister, dies in York Pennsylvania after a long service in Susquehanna University. Oldest engineer Ryner Waan Sickle dies at 96 in Illinois. Miss Anna Ramsay, daughter of President Ramsar, dies in Cairo and arrives back home aboard the Hultam.
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Associated Press
New York
Richard Henry Stoddard
Moet
Composer Brizzi
Carto Bricai
Srizzi
Christophere
Colombo
Adeline Patti
Chicago
Humbert
Brizzi
York
Peter Anstadt
General Synod
The
Lutheran Church
Anne
Susquehanna University
Seline Grove
Gettisburg
Rynere Yvaan Sickle
Winnebago County
Princeton University
Bordeniawn and
Trenton
Rockford
Specialists in Session at Congress of American Experts
Report from Washington on the sixth term of the Congress of American specialists and surgeons. Notable attendees include Dr Walter Keon of Philadelphia and Dr Vdeigh Thorenn, with international figures from Germany and Russia. Topics cover sanitation, prevention of disease, Panama Canal labor health, and female clerical health ethics. A closing remark ponders heaven for married women and crowding in the afterlife.
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Ascotiaied Press
Washinston
Colrabie
Congress
Teriaberhip
Aonik
Walter Keon
Philadsiphie
Jeferen
Vdeigh Thorenn
Ketege
Misuich
Berlin
Aidendtiy
Hans Kerr
Malhirstadt
Panama
Walter Ried
Tiaiati
Strikes Spread as Rail Labor Strife Grips Cities
Reports from St Paul and New York describe a broad labor dispute with Great Northern railway workers in session, threats of a strike, and violence in Brooklyn. Other cities report demoralized construction, truckers, molders, shipyard carpenters, and bakery drivers joining blockades or resuming work.
Man shoots editor in Dallas quarrel over Sun article
W T Keith, an editor in Dallas Texas, was shot and killed by George F Korargax, editor of The Sun, after a quarrel over a Sun article about Keith. In the fight Keith fired but missed, and the suspect arrived later with family. authorities report the fatal shooting followed the dispute.
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Dallas
Texan
W. T. Keith
George F. Korargax
Eiditor
The
Sun
the Sun
Keith
Kerneans
Nemecay TA
Roth
Raw
Raw, Wre, May 12.—Samael Jackoon
Rey
Kayacet
Wma
J. XN
Motte
Gibertsom
Fa Jay
Matton
Mase
Tomass Tambaral
Tourdi
Bird Warbler Kills Himself in New Jersey
Morrintown New Jersey May 12 Cart Grune a noted bird man known for his knowledge of birds and many languages fell on a bank and dislocated his neck dying instantly. He had been employed at an aviary on Morris Main and claimed to know more about birds than any man in the county.
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Associated Pre
New York
Brooklyn
Peter Voedzker
Meyer & Anson Iron Works
Hig Ife
Upper West Side
Manhattan
Lahanerrikere
Sn Rand
Samuel McConnell
George A. Fuller Construction Company
Emalier
Ocinte
Morrintown
N. J
Cart Grune
Germany
Phe
Bankers Debate Elastic Currency at Texas Meeting
At Sherman Texas on May 12 the Texas Bankers Association read letters from state and national bankers on money supply. Lyman J Gage urged an elastic currency using credit or asset backing with safeguards and central redemption to stabilize reserves and interest, aiding farmers and avoiding debt loss. James B Forgan and Charles G Dawes echoed the need for measured elasticity and tax protections to prevent risky expansion and panics.
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Associated Press
Sherman
Tex
Texas Bankers’ Association
Secretary of the Treasury
Lyman J. Gage
United States
Mastersons Park Development Report
Masterson owns and subdivides the former Fall Grounds into building lots named Mastersons Park. Several buyers including Col H J Weel Frank E B Worden William Wymen T H Johnston Plenty Hansen J H Schrader and others purchase lots on Jackson Ogden Oakland and Dixon avenues with homes planned at costs from 200 to 1740 plus. Development progresses with cleared frontage and fencing as the park rapidly rises to resemble the former ball grounds.
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Jame A. Masterson
Jackson
H. J. Weel
Jackson Iest
Masterson’s Park
Frank EB. Worden
William Wymen
Jackson Street
T. H. Johnston
Oxden Avenue
Plenty Hansen
Ogden Avenue
J. H. Schrader
Witeonén Avenue
T. & Seltruder
Oakland Avenue
WH. Roe
Uni
Avende Aed Wit Reg
Masteron'’s
Braeball
Forest Fires Sweep Pennsylvania Counties In May Destruction Threatens Towns
Fire sweeps through Cambria Somerset and West Moreland counties as lumbermen and fire crews battle blazes for sixty hours. Homes burned near Laurel Hill. Conemaugh Power plant guarded. Relays of mountaineers and freighters replace exhausted brigades. Latrobe reports vast fires endangering Waterford and Laughlin towns as fire commissioners mobilize massive forces.
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Associated Press
Johnstown
Caimrin
Somerset
West Moreland
Twin Rocks
Laurel Hill
West Moreland County
Conemaugh Powder Company
Seward
Latrobe
Waterford
Laughlinetown
Neenah Girl to Marry Miss Caroline Clark Engaged to Harry L Davidson
Neenah May 12 The engagement of Miss Caroline Clark daughter of the late C B Clark to Harry Lee Davidson of Colorado Springs formerly of Montgomery Alabama was announced by Mrs C B Clark. Davidson a young wealthy businessman, the marriage expected at the bride’s mother's Park Place home in Neenah. The romance reportedly involved no public details.
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Northwestern
Neenah-Menasha
Wis
Caroline Clark
Neenah
Harry Lee Davidson
Colorado Springs
Montgomery
Ala
C. B. Clark
Miss Clark
East
Mian Clark
Cob. Clark
Davidson
Patk Pla
American Conquers British Prejudice in London Tube Project
Obituary notes the death of a prominent street railway promoter who secured London underground rail franchises. It highlights his clash with British prejudice, his rivalry with I P Morgan, and his success in promoting a vast urban transport system despite obstacles.
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Mahugtf
Afr
RP. B. Widener
Philadelphia
New York
London
Yerkes
I. P. Morgan
Rapital
Disordered House Visit Leads to Missing Watch in Meonaia
A garooned report from Oshkosh notes Kassah's Joster head and Fred Giddings credited with a tale of two gang members, aided by a Neenah man, visiting a disordered Meonaia residence and seizing a geld watch once owned by a man in Tater.
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Oshkosh
Kassah
Fred Giddings
Meonaia
Tater
Hostile Tribes Surround Violent Actions Reported
Advices from Tetuan describe Tangier inhabitants beset by hostile tribes setting fire to gardens and plantations. Armenian revolutionists have entered districts of Bayazid and Swerin Armenia from Russia, raising fears of renewed anti Turkish unrest as troops move toward Tetuan.
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Associated Press
Tangier
Morocco
Tetuan
Constantinople
Bayazid and
Swerin
Armenia
Russia
London
Ar~smenia
Bonds Set At $2000 Each For Gray and Williams
Edward Gray and Frank Williams were arraigned in municipal court on highway robbery charges and held to May 1 with bonds of $2000 each. Williams’ examination was set for that date, while Gray’s examination was postponed. The district attorney objected to the delay, and further information is expected. The penalty for robbery ranges from one to Wien years. Both men were committed to the county jail. Finch represented Williams.
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Neeneh
H. 8. Smith
Mian Gernice Howard
George Davis
B. Smith
A. Wides
Cleveland
D. Nottage
Fox River Valley Knitting Company
Expectinac
Hoffman
Misa Tillie Krueger
Teland
Neenah
la Crosse
German Lutheran Hospital
Earl Finch
Theodore Baron
Justice Jensen
Jackson
California
Redlands
Cal
Nancy Kimberly
J. A. Kimberly
Kimberly-Clark Company
Edward 0. Bergstrom
Geo. O. Bergstrom
Meemah Stove Works
Twin Cities
Alfred B
Jerry Vosburg
David Mason
D. M. Toung
J. W. Brown
W. Chase
Oshkosh
Greg Lenz
Menasha
Edward Ullrich
Vosburg Stack Company
Roy Wilkes
Janette Wilkes
Dancer
Lake
Winnipago
Elizabeth D. Smith
E. D. Smith
A. E. Lennart
Vermont
Polos Brown
Avsusia Preckmerer
Judee Cleveland
Mike Supendki
Whiting Taper Company
Borrers TX
Neexah
Mayme Sermod
Cehkosh Tany Sundar
Everdagen Gray
Edward Gray
Frank Wiliams
Willems
Gray Waleed
Chates
Attoraes
Jacksei
Chat
Gray
Willams
KC. P. Finch
Wilame
Fever Sweeps Columba Sailors At Navy Yard
A fever outbreak spreads aboard the Columba at the Brooklyn Navy Yard New York with over 100 sailors aboard and three cases diagnosed in a week. One patient was transported to the naval hospital as strict quarantine is imposed to contain the illness.
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New York
Carlot Fester
Columba
Caddock
Lonte
Naval Hogsal
Colwmbia
Payne requests Tulloch statement on postoffice irregularities
Postmaster General Payne asks Mr. Tulloch former Washington post office cashier to supply a written statement and any corroborating papers about alleged irregularities. Tulloch promised a statement by Friday. no copies of replies will be furnished.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Payne
Tulloch
Waali
Ington City
Brisstow
W. Tulloch
Washington City
Cartalm
Mr. Tulloch
Iim
Tulloc
Sulioch
Scofield Moves Lumber Operations to Idaho
Special to The Northwestern Matison Wis May 2 reports Scofield will transfer all lumbering operations to Idaho. He plans to build a mill on his tract there. The Superior mill of the Eduard Wines company, which the governor was examining, will be reopened by the Mines company and met by the ex-governor.
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Matison
Wis
Death of Alice Jane Steer at age six in local residence
Mrs J F Steer reports the death of Alice Jane Steer aged six at their home 31 Powers Avenue after a three day illness from spinal meningitis. She was born June 11, 18. Funeral services are planned Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock with burial at Rivertide Cemetery.
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Alice Jane Stetery
J. FL Steer
Eslock
Rivertide
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