Wisconsin political fight over primary bill shapes Madison clash
Madison May 16 reports volleys in Wisconsin over the assembly and senate primary bill with La Follette leaders opposing a rush to plan a referendum and talks of a Call of the House to force attendance. Governors and senators discuss a potential statewide vote and a counterproposal to push the issue to the fall election.
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Madison
Wis
Eemon
Ray Institution
Assembly
Senate
la Follette
Irving Lenroct
LaFollette
Opposition
Semtberg
Iosk
la Follettte
Pershing Relieved as Expedition Commander Succeeds
The dispatch cites Associated Press reporting Captain Pershing relieved of command of the Pan American land expedition. Lieutenant Colonel Rodgers of the Fifteenth Cavalry succeeds. Captain Peretun is ordered to undergo mental examination and likely sent home.
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Pershing
Bee
Lanag
Rodgers
Fifteenth Cavalry
Peretun
Zambos
Ames Gets Six Years for Mercy Appeal Pending
Minneapolis May 16 Former Mayor A A Ames was sentenced to six years hard labor in the state penitentiary after a mercy appeal by his counsel. A bond of 19009 signed by several men including Mareck, Conrad, Leinovich, Herman, Allen, Gleck and Flannigan was accepted and Ames will not begin prison until the Supreme Court rules on his appeal. Bondsmen are mostly brewers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prees
Minneapolis
Minn
A. A. Ames
Mercy
Fudge Elliot
State Penitentiary
Tiros Mareck
Conrad Biraoter
J. Leinvich
A. B. Herman
L. B. Allen
Guz Gleck
John Flannignan
Death of Francis Sheerin Pioneer of Neenah
Francis Sheerin a longtime Neenah resident died at his grandson Henry Sheerin’s home after a brief illness. He was born in Ireland and arrived in America at eighteen, later settling in Akron then Neenah in 1890. Funeral services will be held Monday at St Patrick’s Church with interment in the Roman Catholic cemetery at Oak Hill. The day’s other items note a Scandinavian Library fishing party fundraiser, a Milwaukee charity agent visiting, a Neenah council committee discussion on street improvements, and local sports and policing notes.
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Saecisl
Neenah
Jenaspa
Wis
Francis Sacerin
Henry Sheerin
Mr. Sheerin
Sheerin
Baleek
Ire
America
Sage
Akron
Sheers
Jesus
St Patrick's Church
Father Williams de Kelver
Cakbil
Scandinavian Library Association of
Scandinavian Library
Axton
Waukesha
Gustav Freelson
Associated Charities of
Milwaukee
Camp Douglas
Neenah and Menasha
Menasha
Alfred Cohn
Wo Howe
Harriman Sees Blended News on European Voyage
Harriman arrives by special train and reports a minor appendicitis scare. He says his doctors are available and expects to sail for Europe on the 6th. his daughter Mary remains ill with fever while his wife wife and other daughter await at home.
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H. Uarviman
Ned
Europe
Harriman
Qarrhnan
Oreiren
Mier Warsana
Henife
Harricane
Fragmented Fictional Death Chronicle From Wisconsin
A garbled OCR fragment from a Wisconsin page references a man named Michael, a thirty-something, with unclear actions and a letter found in a pocket. The text meanders through names, places, and odd phrases, lacking coherent events or verifiable facts for a clear obituary or news item.
Denver Deadlock Strengthened in City Strike Sweep
The joint executive committee in Denver widens the strike, adding 2350 workers across unions from cigar and paper makers to bartenders and barbers. Total strikers rise to about 3,960 as allied trades consider arbitration. other cities report protests and clashes.
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Associated Presa
Denver
Col
Taboura Siurippers
Building Trades Council
Ene
Western Packing Company
Allied Printing Trades Council
Citizens’ Alliance
Philadelphia
Bible Printing
National Publishing Company
Book Binders
New York
Bronx
Vnry
Morris Avenue
Wakefield
Frank Battalio
Battalio
Montreal
Que
Offered library site sparks Kaukauna plans
Mrs. Harriet Meade offers a river view site on Wisconsin avenue for the public library building, chosen by Fox River Valley album publishers. The north side location may pair with a future south side high school site, aiding Carnegie Library plans.
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Kaukauna
Wic
Harriet Meade
Wisconsin Avenue
Fox River
Fox River Valley
Hiaid
Tenmmities
Carnegie
Mr. Elwart
St. Marys
Mary la Cass
Joseph la Cass Iis
Wales
Lizzie Daley
Myr
Timthy Dales
Miss Daley
Syle Neman
Savings Tink
Toth
St. Mary Ts
Mende & Baewana
Kraukaunas
Siar
Raukacca
Ochkech
Lesgue
Sry
Kame
Mr Kuehmstead Out After Illness
Otto Kuehmstead, prominent Appieton man and member of Pflevger German Ruthmetead wholesale grocers of Milwaukee, formerly Oshkosh resident, was released from typhoid pneumonia after weeks. He ventured out yesterday for a short drive with Dr. B C Gudden of Oshkosh overseeing care.
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Applicton
Wis
Amg
Otto Kuehmstead
Pflevger, German & Ruthmetead
Milwaukee
Wit
Oshkosh
B.C. Gudeden
Armenian Bands Active and Turkish-Albanian Conflicts Reported
Armenian revolutionists from Russia provoke Turkish vigilance in Linyazid Sagun and Sasun with fears of Macedonian intervention. Turkish posts at Ipek face Albanian resistance with heavy casualties and village destruction. Bishop Gerassimos in Strumitzi controversy tests Turkish exarch relations.
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Constantinople
Russia
Linyazid
Sagun
Armenia
Bajizid
Sasun
Kars
Armenis
Exarch
Gerassimnoz
Strumitzi
Macedonia
Bichon
Gerasmos
Gerassimos
Kishiney Massacres Not Our Business
News analysis on U S response to Jewish persecutions in Bessarabia and Russia. Debate over embassy statements, Russian replies denying massacres, and U S limits on intervention. Compares to Roumania case and notes moral influence aims without official interference.
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Washington, D. C
State Department
Bessarabia
McCormick
United States
Roumania
Russia
Count Cassin
Hay
Baa
Murder Suspect Linked to Fond du Lac Officer Slaying
Fond du Lac police deny reports that Edward Gray of Seymour was the killer of Officer Prinslow. The police and newspapers describe a possible link to the man known as Chi Sully, with Frank Williams and others suspected as associates. Descriptions cite a 3 foot 3% inch tall suspect with two basket earrings and curly hair, aligning with claims about Gray and a later forged alias.
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Eaward Gear
Seymour Mouse
Gaee
Edward Gray
Seymour House
Kant
Muira
Lynch
Casey
Rhother City
Pristow
Fond du Lac
Frank Willams
Frank Williams
Gray
Officer Prinstow
Chi Sutty
Ford du Lac
Chi Sully
Prinslow
Williams
Chicago
Oshkosh
Ietter
Sibili
Jow
Wace
Green Bar
Hier
Fondato Tac
She Sane
C. W. Rex
Sully
Wiliam Sillivan
Northwestern
Wanish
Tn Fond du Lac
Farward
Graz
Deel
Changes in salirica of presidential posmaster in Wisconsin
Washington May 16 announces changes in salaries for presidential postmasters in Wisconsin effective July 1. Increases listed for Sparta Spring Valley Sturgeon Bay Two Rivers Waukesha Waukegan West De Pere Weyauwega Whitewater Oneida Oneida and others with various salary hikes. Superior shows a decrease from 41709 to 1900.
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Washington, D. C
Wisconsin
Falcows
Sparta
Spring Valley
Sturexon Bay
Waukesha
Waukatoxa
West de Pere
Weyauwega
Whitewall
Wonewee
Superior
H. C. Stevens
Manitowoc Man’s Plight
Special dispatch from Manitowoc Wisconsin reports a south side man arrested on a criminal warrant issued on complaint by his divorced wife. He is held in $2.00 dollars on a view if not guilty. The cost arose through the woman’s application to the city poor commissioners.
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Northwestern
Wis
Wisconsin
Manitowne
Waye
South Side
City Poor Commissioners
Ahi
Feathes of Todits FArk R Beek in Sporting Warde The New Pefeader
The column lists various literary and dramatic items from The New Prefader with notes on magazines such as Gallivase Magasines and the New York Fashion Leirr. It mentions works by Col John Hicks and others, with reviews and short notices across a range of topics.
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Beek
Literars
Herbert Brewster
Col
John Hicks
Armdica
General Lee
New York
Canyrinkied
Dorethy
Dorethy Dia Tr ‘Eisesion’s Gell Champion With Pariente Oft Ie Clesciana
Richard Lerangiewne
Death of Richard Henry Stoddard Surfaces in New York
The celebrated writer Richard Henry Stoddard died in New York after a long career as poet and critic. Born in Massachusetts in 1825 to a sea captain, he worked in a foundry before publishing his first volume at twenty four and later held a New York customs post while producing over a dozen volumes of poetry and prose. He leaves a wife, children, and an adopted daughter Alice Brender, the only family survivor.
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Richard Henry Stoddard
New York
Mr. Stoddard
Afaxsachusetts
Stoddard
New York Custom House
God
Alisé Alce Brender
Prisoner Identified by Lertillon Methods in Case
A prisoner faces confirmation through a complete Lertillon scar analysis. A comparison with the Fond du Lac suspect could prove the two are the same person.
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Lertillon
Gray
Fond du Lac
Cartoonist Nelan Demands Apology From Governor Over Outcast Word
Philadelphia May 16 Associated Press Charles Nelan cartoonist writes to Governor Packer demanding an apology for the use of the word outcast in the governor’s letter about the libel bill. If no apology is received Nelan warns of suit against the governor for libel related to one of his drawings.
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Charles Nelan
Associated Frees
Philadelphia
Pcoarypacker
Coro Pialna
Nelan
Wisconsin Is Second In Intercity Field Meet
De Kalb May 16 Wisconsin Normal school representatives tied with Nichols for second place with twenty three points each. Jones won the meet with a tie margin scoring sixty two total points. Kansas finished fourth with relative points. Merrill of Oshkosh Normal made the high individual record scoring sixteen of Wisconsin's twenty three points.
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Northwestern
de Kalb
Til
Wisconsin ‘Normal School
Services At Grange Hall In Algoma Wis May 18
Rev Albert preached at Grange hall on the tenth and will again on Sunday the seventeenth at 3 pm. Sunday school at 2 pm. Rev E Verity of Minnesota was a guest of C Stresser. Local residents visit relatives and attend services. crops in Algoma look well.
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Algoma
Wis
Albert
Grange Hall
E. Verity
Minnesota
Fnr
Oshkesh
C. Stresser
Tennie Strecter
Omre
Sundar
Argonne
Mist Welfernan
Ovenkesh
Reckmier
Gshkost
Adalaide
Anna Tranto
Ockfield
Richard Cran
MD People’s
Oshkosh
May Ford
Milan Ford
Washington
C.M. Kenfield
Viet
Myron Carpenter
Sobrins Reneld
Walter Reneld
Akond
George Arnoeld
Grance Hall
Yenth
Fishieck
Algema
Mra
Hawin
Dehkesh
Fenth
Okeric Wood
Warreh Wood
Sybil Sanderson Dies of Pneumonia in Paris
Sybil Sanderson, famed American opera singer, died in Paris at 28 after grippe led to pneumonia. Relatives and friends, including Mary Garden of Chicago, were present. funeral set for Monday. Also notes death of Chicago police magistrate W T Hall and journalist Bir Hall.
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Associated Preas
Peru
Sybil Sanderson
Paris
Nice
Miss Sanderson
Judge Sanderson
California
Avenue du Bois de Boulogne
Edith
Marton
Mary Garden
Chicago
Opera Comique
Sanderson
Repo
Paul Tolstoi
Colorado Springs
Harrison Strees
Tensferioin
Sec
Jeaves
Sal
Library board resigns and seeks replacement in county
A county library board meeting announced the resignation of R. E. Rest of Tippe regood and named CH. Larrahes of Omro as his successor. A vacancy remains for J. Dol. Hough with possible rural service reassignment. other members listed include Lillian Q. Kimball and HH. Prandt.
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Meybrary Board
R. E
Provident
Rest
Reot
CH. Larrahes
J. Dol. Hough
Hough
Lillian Q. Kimball
Thie Cis
HH. Prandt
Euprkca
W. A. A Ox Neenah
McCormicks to Return Home Tonight
Ambassador to Mussix and his wife will depart St. Petersberg for the United States tonight as they wrap up their stay abroad. The couple plans to resume duties and duties upon arrival, with arrangements already in place for docking and reception back home.
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Mussix
St. Tetersberg
Ammamader McCormick
Mrs. MecCormick
Death of Mrs J W Daniels at age 73
Mrs Mevis B E Daniels, wife of J W Daniels, died Friday afternoon at age seventy three. The body will be taken to Neenah for funeral services Sunday with interment at Gakshi cemetery. An obituary notice appears with brief details of the family and arrangements.
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Mevis BE. Daniels
W. Daniela
Neenah
Gakshi
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