Expert testimony questions government failure in Menominee lumber venture
A letter from Xatman Paine examines Neovitz Axdian project claims and Menominee reservation lumber operations. The expert argues government support leads to high losses, mocks figures, and contends private firms would profit from similar ventures, urging verification of the cited data and conclusions.
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Gehkesh Lamberman
Pernimepeetiom
Menominee Reservation
Sage
Oshxesh
Wis
Fox
Selng
Wistonsin Todtat
Succeedfui
Pianis
McA
Seopit
Pert Lumberm
Srnss
Inter Nation
Foliette
Ahcent
Northwestern Wisconsin wrestlers win state college meet
Northwestern Wisconsin students excel as wrestlers place highly at the state university meet. Teams from regional colleges compete for titles as athletes earn top placements and recognition.
Miss Catherine Calbeck Harley Faces Estate Dispute
Mrs. Catherine Calbeck Harley, 63, allegedly mismanages her late husband Capt. Wood’s fortune. Her children petition a court to stop her from dissipating the estate claiming fair daughters are entitled to inheritance.
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Ted Press
Chisaze
Catherine Calbeck Harley
Sunis
Class Wood
Patt
Eire Settles Dispute Reported By AP
Vice President J Jalway said in a paper company that final details had been seen and a dispute with Eire was settled in the afternoon. The report notes progress and confirmation from AP sources.
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Associated Press
J. Jalway
Naval Bill Advances Amid Senate Battles Over Dreadnought Bets
The naval appropriation debate centers on two new battleships with a plan to use railway bonds as a contractor guarantee. Senator Gallinger and committee members push a Navy favored amendment while clashes over Pearl Harbor funding and a Pacific coast station shape the stalled bill.
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Washington, D. C
Sen He Baok
Gallinger
Navy
Det
Senate Common Naval Affairs
Pearl Harbor
Perkins
Lodge
Gailinger
Clapp
Minnesota
Pacific Coast
Janis
Effort to Find Woman in Western Woods
Deputy searching woods for two white women who sheltered a prisoner near a mile from town. They fled when two men appeared and she pleaded for help. One woman was captured but escaped. the other remained missing as search continues.
Statesmen Revere Edward Diplomatic Ceremony Attendees
Officials in Washington attend a formal service as President Taft leads a cabinet and justices in honoring Edward, with bishops from the church of Washington and other dignitaries present. The text notes Assorciaign ress and references to a supreme jenure diplomatic corps and Vil. at St. Jot.
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Assorciaign Ress
Svantial
Tait
Jenure
Prac Ali
Washington
St. Jot
Bishon
Washi Rester
Smith
Pins Down
Tafis Aes
Ane
Eland Fon
Great Northern Protests Over Car Service Order
Protesters from the Great Northern group challenge a court order forcing car operations between St. Paul and another city. Details remain unclear due to partial OCR, but the action centers on interstate commerce and regulated service.
Defeat of Owen Bill on federal health department plan
Special to The No Madison reports that scientists in the United States and Congressman Nelson supported opposition to the Owen bill, leading to its defeat and blocking the establishment of a federal health department.
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Madison
United State
Nelson Vndenty
Owen
Department of Health
Phillip Hammel Dies in Appleton Sudden Illness
Phillip Hammel secretary and treasurer of the Appleton Toy and Furniture Company died suddenly last night in Appleton Wisconsin from acute indigestion. He was a brother of Attorney Leopold Hammer of Milwaukee.
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Northwestern
Appleton
Wis
Hilip Hammel
Appleton Toy and Furniture Company
Leopold Hammer
Milwaukee
Ballinger Case Moves Toward Closing Arguments
The Pinchot investigation hearings resume with planned closing arguments by counsel for both sides. Louis D. Brandeis and counsel for Gifford Pinchot will address the committee while the defense prepares to sum up on Saturday, with prosecutors allotted time to respond.
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Associated Pres
Washington, D. C
Tesuimo
Pinchot
Jasain
Mittee
Louis D. Brandeis
Counsela
George
Gifford Pinchot
Bal
Unger
Sde
Tadar
Ballinger
Taday
George WL Perkins
Morman
Compa
Funeral Services Held For War Veterans Aided by Memorial Prayers
An Associated Press note reports a dedication event with more than three thousand attendees. The service featured prayers and readings marking memorial observances led by Warren, former president of a world convention, and the ceremony was conducted at a central gathering point in Texas.
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Associated Press
Aston
Gates
F. m
Great Britain
Ea KL Warren
Ames Accuses Payne In House Clash Over Trade Resolution
In a heated session Representative Ames accuses Chairman Payne of the Ways and Means Committee of refusing to hear a resolution urging immediate negotiations with Canada. The clash centers on establishing closer special ties and freer trade relations.
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Associated Pr
Washington
Tlc
Rattler
Taft Conference Endorses Taft Admin in Milwaukee
A Milwaukee gathering of Republican leaders endorses the Taft administration and calls for a larger conference to unite supporters. Attendees include J. G. Garne and S. A. Cook, with leaders from Janesville and Richland Center among those present. The meeting discussed endorsements for a state ticket and future campaigns.
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The
Republic
Eleventh Floor League of
Milwaukee
Harry Org
United States District
Madison
J. G. Garne
Vwalfrich
Shawane
S. A. Cook
Mrenah
Max Sells
Florence
E. L. Balfouenah
M. Whitehead
Janesville
Mr. Cook
Levi Bancroft
Richland Center
A. Jeffrys
Wausau
Rosenberry
Philipp
I . Taft
Revere Death Noted in Local Brief Item
Fragmentary notes report a death in Revere with unclear details and a brief local reference to ceremonies or observances at Pau Bee. The text remains largely unreadable, but confirms a death notice and a subsequent observance mention in the same column.
Full Late Dispatches and Specials Inside Pages
Unclear fragment references the Associated Press full wire report and important late dispatches with specials noted to be seen on inside pages.
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The
Associated Press
Settlement Effort Involving L. M. Sturtevant Agent
An agent returned from Washington after urging settlement of the use and adjustment of lands. The message indicates focused negotiations led by the attorney general’s office toward settling the claim and aligning land boundaries with the Tal lands.
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Aladizen
L. M. Sturtevant
Washington
Still Look for Comet as Sky Clouded Over
The May 20 report notes Prof. Yerkes and Halles searching for a comet in the western sky before clouds hid the view. Scientists debate whether Earth passed through the tail or if clouds altered visibility. Barnard says no definite findings emerge for hours. Boston dispatches also mention compass readings affected aboard the Maho near Hill on May 16.
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Associated Preas
F. Yerkes
Profeccor Barnard
Boston
Nee
Ais
Tynes
Maho
Hill
Balloon Over State Captures Racine Flight News
A balloon named Centennial passed over Racine and Kenosha Wisconsin at about 7 o clock with a crew seeking help and direction. The craft brewed over Lake Michigan headed northeast as observers tracked the drifting bag and a passenger’s greeting echoed to onlookers from shore.
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Racine
Wis
Sherti
Yeu Kenosha
Salate
Luthers
Rac
Kenosha
Steen Miles
Jake
Lake Michigan
Jenon
Adherents Discuss Plans At Wisconsin Meeting
An executive committee gathers in Wisconsin as the state normal school board and lawmakers discuss plans for a potential invasion of issues. Crownhart of Superior and Ras of La Crosse take part alongside La Follette era rhetoric, signaling notable political friction within the Progressive movement.
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Associated Press
Wis
Stat Board of Normal School
Marine
Crownhart
Superior
Stateras
la Crosse
Leurenwck
Jon
la Foliette
United ML
Misremembered Lake Tragedy Leaves Six Drowned
A boat party attempting to cross a twelve mile wide lake near Sault Ste. Marie capsized after an attack by woodsmen or hostile forces. Six men named McGillvray and Arthur were drowned, others survived or went missing. The incident occurred during a rough crossing and the camp was overturned, with some members unable to escape.
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McGillvray
Arthur
Lake
Alexander
Ttn
aKa
Moet Hilivray
Grane
Moes
Sault Ste. Marte
Weisse for Senate Candidate Sparks Democratic Debate
Special to The Daily News from Milwaukee reports Congress member Charles C. Weisse considers a U S Senate run if Democrats want him as their nominee. Weisse, resting in Sheboygan Falls, says he will not seek reelection to the Sixth district. Adelph J. Schmitz of Manitowoc echoes that the party should name its preferred standard bearer at the Milwaukee convention and endorse a candidate for the race.
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Charles ci Weisse
Senate
Weisse
Sitl
Sheboygan
Washington Today
Daily News
Congress
Gammecrats
United States Zenaate
United States
Democratic Party
Milwaukee
Adelph J. Schmitz
Schmitz
Bryan urges limited navy at Mohonk peace talk
William A. Bryan arrived at Mohonk Lake and presented his views on peace methods to the Mohonk Lake conference. He opposed large navies and argued peace can be advanced through restraint and mutual trust, speaking to attendees and reflecting his pacifist stance.
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Associated Press
Mohonk Lake
William A. Bryan
Sedar
Th Lake Mohonk
Bome
Mtr. Bryan
Erhiat
Courthouse Sale Clears Tax Liens and Proceeds
A courthouse sale proceeds after tax and debt clearance, with officials approving the sale and distributing proceeds to satisfy obligations. The event marks the transfer of property under court order to settle liens and obligations.
Lillis Expelled From Club Row Reveals Fractured Links
A confused OCR fragment hints at internal strife at Evanstan Golf Club. It mentions Lillis expelled from the club or a division within the club, with references to a bank president and local figures. The text is garbled, obscuring clear names, dates, and outcomes.
Richard Price Morgan Dies at 82. Lincoln Era Designer
Richard Price Morgan, credited with drawing plans for the first elevated railways in the United States and a former roommate of Abraham Lincoln, died in Dwight at age eighty two.
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Associated Press
Dwight, HL
Richard Price Morgan
United States
Abe Lincoln
King Edward VII Funeral Procession in London
London May 20 body of King Edward VII carried through the capital in a grand procession attended by European royalty and leaders. Theodore Roosevelt led American presence as French envoy and British royals rode in carriages past thousands of spectators, amid tolling bells and gun salutes.
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London
Edward VII
Capitol
United States
Paddington Station
Windsor
Archbishop of Canterbury
St. George's Chapel
Albert Memorial Chapel
George
William
Theodore Roosevelt
France
Duke of Orleans
Saul
Chopin
Mall
St. James Street
Hidepark
Westminster Ha
King George
Misther Alexandra
Princess Alexandra
Princess Victoria
Westminster Hall
Peter William
Queen Mother
Order of the Garter
Officialdon
Cortese
Horse Guards Parafe
En Carillon
Marlborreine St. James Nx
Piccadi
Masis
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