Wisconsin Assembly Passes Several Bills in May Session
The Northwestern reports Madison May 18 that the assembly finalizes a newsboys curfew bill restricting street vending after 8 p m, moves to reconsider the teachers pension bill, and orders a joint committee to draw reapportionment maps. The Senate may adopt the reapportionment resolution, with other measures including a new six percent maximum income tax rate, family income exemptions, and tax collection by the state tax commissioner. The senate also considers a bank deposits guarantee bill, municipal ice plant ownership, and rail fare adjustments. Adjournment logistics and related debates dominate the day.
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Mummies Not Desirable At Sale Of Egyptian Antiquities
London May 4 Associated Press reports mummies and pharaonic relics drew low bids at the sale of Lady Meux treasures. The entire collection fetched about 11,600 dollars with individual pieces sold cheaply, dating back to 2 B C. The auctioneer described the mossy, ancient items and coffins in poor demand.
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Mrs Dietz at Waupon seeks appeal to state supreme court
Milwaukee reports John F Dietz arrived in Waupon to visit his wife and discuss an appeal to the state supreme court on behalf of their family. Attorneys Maurice McKenna of Fond du Lac EB B Naber of Mayville and a waitress from Juneau accompanied them after a conference with Mr M Bennon. The lawyers will appear as counsel for the Dietzes in remaining cases and proceed with the appeal.
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Fire at Kansas City stockyards amid high wind
A fire broke out in the sheep pen at the Kansas City stockyards on May 18. Driven by strong south wind, flames spread to the horse and mule barns beyond, causing 7,000 mules to stampede through nearby streets and threatening a large yard section.
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Osborn backs Taft as Michigan pledges support
Governor Chase E. Osborn of Michigan, visiting the White House, told President Taft he could expect Michigan’s support in the next presidential campaign. He described himself as a Progressive Republican aligned with Taft and said Taft could unite factions for the 1912 effort.
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Brookins Granted Divorce in Cincinnati Court
Grace M. Brooking was granted a divorce from aviator Waller Brookins by Judge Woodmansee in the court of common pleas Cincinnati. An alimony agreement was reached outside the court. The divorce follows an earlier Dayton, Ohio decree that was set aside.
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Court of Common Pleas
Brookins
Dayton
Stockholders Cannot Vote Under Equitable Policy Rules
The state insurance department released a ruling by Attorney General Carmody stating policy holders of the Equitable Life Assurance Society, under its present charter, have no right to vote for directors. Also noted, Dr. Frederick Gwyer of Cornell University Medical College announced free care for injured pets at the animal hospital and dispensary in New York City, with diagnoses and exams performed without charge and operations only when necessary, utilizing hospital facilities and laboratories for expert input.
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New York City
Rush Statehood Bill Faces Recall Opposition And Trade Reform
Washington May 18. Debate centers on a recall plan in the Arizona constitution with critics arguing leaders like Washington Lincoln Roosevelt Jefferson and Madison would have faced recall. The House weighs statehood for Arizona and New Mexico while other sessions focus on the wool schedule and anti trust concerns. A Detroit delegation backs Canadian reciprocity as a trade issue. opposition comes from the National Lumber Manufacturers Association.
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Explosion at Wisconsin home damages property and burns residents
In Winneconne Wisconsin on May 18 Mrs Oucar Johnston and her mother Mrs Qaks were burned when a gasoline stove exploded in the kitchen. Mrs Johnston and Mrs Oukar suffered facial and arm injuries while fleeing the blaze. The rear of the house and much furniture were damaged with losses estimated around $3000 in effects and $1000 in structure. Oscar Johnston owner of the residence was traveling by train.
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PLAN FOR ELECTION UNDER FRENCH LAW IN MEXICO
News from Juarez and Mexico City report moves toward a new national election law to replace mayoral control of voting with voter eligibility oversight by candidates, aiming for peace and a seven year term. Officials forecast peace and a potential transfer of power to de la Barra, with discussions on ministerial posts and an armistice as groundwork. An American colony in Mexico City expresses confidence in U.S. position, while Diaz and Corral resignations open reelection prospects and cabinet reorganization.
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Interior
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Minister de la Barra
Ballot design and Diaz age stir Mexican politics
The article discusses a new voting system plan with colored ballots to aid illiterate voters and notes Diaz’s retirement approach. It reports cabinet discussions on peace to avert anarchy, health concerns for Diaz, and ongoing Juarez negotiations signaling possible presidential resignation forthcoming.
FRENCH OFFICERS SLAIN NEAR Debdon IN MOROCCO
Paris dispatch reports a French detachment attacked by Moroccan tribesmen near Debdon during a fog on Tuesday. Two French officers killed and twelve wounded as French forces engage east of Bezande, about forty five miles from the Algerian frontier. Debdon lies between Debrlon and Feg is Taza El Haid, a strategic point between Rabat and Algeria.
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Menominee Home Struck by Lightning Shocks Family
Milwaukee May 18 A Journal special from Marinette reports John Jenking's home in Menominee was struck by lightning early today causing heavy damage. The mother and several children in the house were shocked but not seriously injured as a ball of fire passed through the structure.
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Wausau Eagles target grand prize at state convention
Marshfield dispatch reports the Wausau Eagles plan to win the grand prize of the parade at the state convention next month. They have secured enrollment of 300 for their delegation and will compete against other groups in the March to Richmond style parade.
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Weather and storm damage across Wisconsin and Marquette
A May 28 special reports two years of complaints about drought ended as a cloudburst drenched Superior County, washing out bridges and flooding basins and causing extensive repair costs. In Marinette a thunderstorm struck with heavy rain, lightning hitting a church and trees, injuring two field workers. Marshfield saw seven days of rain totaling about five inches with ground soaking and crops benefiting as craps industry grows.
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In Memory of the Miners Proclamation Issued
Indianapolis May 18 President John P B White of the United Mine Workers urges a nationwide memorial day tribute for 200000 miners. He requests union members join Grand Army of the Republic in celebrations and graves of miners who died in accidents be decorated.
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Unique church burned in Milwaukee fire
Milwaukee cleric landmark Forst Freller at 1029 Chestnut street sustained $3,000 damage in a morning fire at 9 30. The church was noted as the only church building in the country operating a saloon.
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Former Wisconsin Man Dies in Chicago
Special to The Northwestern reports Fred Hamel, a former resident of Marshfield Wisconsin, died yesterday in Chicago. The piece also notes commentary on the Duke of Connaught becoming Governor General of Canada and speaks on the Canada United States reciprocity treaty and future Anglo Canadian relations, reflecting current political speculation.
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Reopen Lorimer Case Senate Urged In Illinois Briefing
Washington and Springfield reports detail Senate demands to reopen the Lorimer bribery inquiry. La Follette signals a special committee, Helm’s panel is debated to extend its life, and expulsion moves for Pemberton and Broderick are discussed. The helm committee faces votes as primary influences and 1909 deadlock reverberate.
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Hopkiina
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Abandoned launch found near Little River north of Marinette
Special to Northwestern reports a small gasoline craft owned by Oscar Cedar of Peshtigo Point found last night near Little River five miles north of Marinette. Cedar, about 46, left Marinette at 4 30 pm yesterday and has not been seen since. His whereabouts are unknown and friends fear he may have drowned. The craft was found by Louis Setunaky, a tightman. He is survived by his wife.
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Peshtigo Point
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Aviation tragedy claims two airmen in Rheims crash
Rheims France May 18 a monoplane carrying Lieut Paul-Du Puls and Pierre Marie Bournique fell from 250 feet. Du Puls was killed and Bournique critically injured. The machine capsized in a squall and burst into flames upon impact. The lieutenant's body burned beyond recognition. Bournique suffered fractures and serious burns to his legs.
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Four Dead as Chicago Suffers Heat Wave Record
Four people died in Chicago as a severe heat event drove temperatures to near ninety in the afternoon, a new high not seen in thirty six years. Reported by Associated Press, details reflect a city grappling with extreme heat and its toll.
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