Anti Trust Bill Tame Says Badger Member
A Wisconsin Republican congressman criticizes the Clayton anti trust bill as partisan crafted by a Democratic subcommittee. He accuses leaders of secret consultation with the president and warns the measure masks monopoly and risks social change. He urges decisive action to restore competition and curb trusts.
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Washington, D. C
John M. Nelson
Wisconsin
Committee On the Judiciary
House
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United States
Congress
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Wall Street
Riis Dies After Long Slum Reform Career
Jacob A Riis author and social worker died at his Barre Massachusetts summer home after a long illness. Born in 1849 in Denmark he became a carpenter then immigrant reporter who transformed New York slum conditions. He fought for clean water parks playgrounds and anti child labor laws shaping urban reform.
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Barre
Mass
Jacob A. Riis
Jacob August Riis
New York
Metropolis
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Jutland
Denmark
Riis
Elizabeth Nielson
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Pennsylvania
Germany
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Croton
Mulberry Bend
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Roosevelt
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Old Town
Beloit merchants arrested in cigar trade crackdown
Wis May 26. District Attorney Dunwiddie of Rock county ordered arrests of eleven tobacco merchants as part of a sweeping campaign against cigarette sales. Three Beloit clergymen back the effort and five hotels suspected of dubious reputation will be investigated as a result.
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Dunwiddie
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Chinese Consul’s Daughters Found After Disappearance
Sixteen daughters of Shan Ching Shu, Chinese consul general in San Francisco, who vanished yesterday were located this morning sleeping in a dry creek bed near the Berkeley Hills. The group had been reported kidnapped, and their return ends a tense search led by local authorities.
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San Francisco
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Berkeley Hiya
Menasha Man Held in Would Be Murder Case
John Oma chinske, 45, is jailed in Menasha on a charge of shooting his wife at their Third Street home after midnight. The assault with intent to murder complaint is filed by District Attorney McDonald. The preliminary examination is scheduled June 14 at 2:38 PM before Justice Scein. The victim's condition is reported serious but likely to recover.
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John Smachinske
Justice Scein
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McDonald
Agsault
John Omachinske
Zenefsk
Third Street
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Emmons Leroy
M. I. Eaton
Circuit Court
Outagamie County
Turtle Presa Company
Appleton
Quarrel Ends With Woman Shot, Suspect Held
Domestic troubles culminate in a shooting as Mrs Omachinske is wounded in the forehead and rushed to Clark hospital where doctors expect recovery. Her husband Omachinske is jailed after being tracked to a relative’s barn and offered no resistance. District Attorney McDonald will decide charges based on the wound’s outcome.
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Clark Hospital
Omachinskea
Frank Zenefsk
McDonald
Hatchtown irrigation dam breaks flood reaches Sevier valley
The Hatchtown irrigation reservoir in Garfield county failed last night, a sixty five foot high dam releasing floodwaters down the Sevier river valley. Telephones and horsemen warned settlers, no lives are confirmed lost though many are homeless. Wire communication is down and Piute reservoir downstream may be at risk. The dam, part of a state project completed last year at 175000 dollars, broke due to a landslide.
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Utah
Hatchtown
Garfield County
Sevier River
Piute
Oshkosh Banker Honored on Nomination Committee
At Green Bay May 2 the Wisconsin Bankers Association Group No 3 opened its annual meeting with about 100 delegates. Nomination committee members include Louis Schuette Manitowoc J H Kehler Plymouth and J P Fitch Oshkosh. resolutions panel features F W Humphrey Shawano E J Terry Fond du Lac and J J Sherman Appleton. The group favored rediscounting policy in morning discussions.
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Green Bay
Northwestern
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Wisconsin Bankers’ Association
Louis Schuette
Manitowoc
J. H. Kehler
Plymouth
J. P. Fitch
Oshkosh
F. W. Humphrey
Shawano
E. J. Terry
Fond du Lac
J. J. Sherman
Appleton
Tragic Farm Accident Claims Young Boy In Wisconsin
May 26 at Racine county Wisconsin twelve year old Frank Althoff died after a shotgun exploded while he retrieved it from a forbidden area at his New Munster area home. The gun discharged when it dropped from a window blind, tearing a wound that proved fatal.
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Racne
Wis
Frank Althoff
Lme
New Munster
Senator Bradley Buried in Frankfort Cemetery
Funeral services for Senator William O Connell Bradley of Kentucky were held in Washington and his body was transported to Frankfort for burial in Frankfort cemetery later today.
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Frankfort
William O'Connell Bradley
Kentucky
Washington
Senate considers trust bills in Interstate Commerce Committee
In Washington on May 26 the Senate anti trust bills were taken up by the Interstate Commerce Committee. Senators signaled intent to move ahead with their own measures and discussed splitting the omnibus bills into three parts, as in the house.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
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Milwaukee Press Week Opens With Debate On Truth
Milwaukee May 24 The Wisconsin Press association and Franklin club hold a joint session. Mayor G A Badine urges papers mould public opinion, especially in smaller communities. Discussion centers on truth in journalism and the press as a powerful societal force.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin Press Association
Wisconsin State Franklin Club
G. A. Badine
Uading
Roosevelt Plans Campaign Kickoff and Washington Visit
Colonel Roosevelt arrives in Washington and prepares to open his Progressive campaign with a Pittsburgh speech on June 20 after touring Spain and meeting with lawmakers. He will address the National Geographic Society and participate in a political conference with Progressives in Congress.
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Browne's Plan Favored For Cranberry Barrels
Washington May 28 Representative I Browne of Wisconsin told the House committee on coinage weights and measures that Wisconsin standard barrels for cranberries are tried and satisfactory after thirty years of use. Wisconsin growers oppose changes and Browne hopes for federal adoption. Esch rear and Reilly supported Browne with Wisconsin letters backing the plan. Also Esh introduced a resolution urging the president to appoint delegates to the World Purity federation expo in San Francisco July 18 to 24 1915.
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Wisconsin
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Esh
United States
San Francisco
S. Sterdwell
la Crosse
Troopers Fire Upon Mine Camp in Colorado
United States troops in the Calorda coal fields near Trinidad came under fire last night at a mines camp in Segundo. Twenty shots from a hillside struck a patrol after a trooper dodged a window missile and fired toward the darkness. One man was seen wounded in a ditch but escaped. authorities gave no further comment.
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Dead man found standing beside telephone pole near La Crosse
A passerby on a country road ten miles from La Crosse Wisconsin discovered the body of John Houlihan Caledonia aged twenty four. He appeared to have been crushed between a wagon and a telephone pole with the wagon wheel still turning as the pole stopped the vehicle.
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Carranza Borrowed Funds For Tepic Troops
Report from Tepic states General Bucana has compelled financiers to lend 66,000 pesos to the Carranza government to pay troops and other military costs. The decision follows the constitutionalist occupation of Tepic city. The news was relayed to the Allied fleet commander in Tepic on May 25 and 26.
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Tepic
Cy Associates Press
Pythians Gather in Appleton for Valley Assembly
Three hundred Knights of Pythias from Fox River valley assembled in Appleton Wisconsin. The Appleton unit showcased its rank and drill before a public gathering. An evening dance was planned at the Odd Fellows Hall at 6 30 o clock.
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Pox River Valley
Woman and Children Drown After Dog Leads Rescue
North Bay May 26 Associated Press reports a collie dog led searchers to a drowning accident where a family perished. The dog found a headland where three bodies washed ashore identified as Mrs Arthur Mann and her two children.
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Doctor Accused in Oshkosh Manslaughter Case
Warrants issued for Dr. M. R. Streeter of Oshkosh and Mrs. Dora Wellhouse of Appleton on second degree manslaughter charges connected to the death of an unborn child from a December 189? incident. Sheriff Aweifel arrested Wellhouse in Appleton. Streeter was not found at his office.
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Appleton
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New Haven Inquiry Delayed To Inspect Morgan Records
Washington May 2 The Interstate Commerce Commission postpones further testimony on New Haven financial affairs to June 2 to permit inspection of J P Morgan Co books and J W Morgan papers. Key witnesses Morehouse MacCulloch Miller Warner and Plant are ill and cannot appear.
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Fond du Lac Merchant Hurt By Glass Display Case
Fond du Lac Wisconsin May 28 J M Enil of Hill Bros Dry Goods suffered a severe cut to the instep of his right foot when the plate glass top of a show case collapsed under him He fell through the top and a jagged shard cut through shoe and stocking in the incident reported by The Northwestern
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Fond Au Lac
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J. M. Enil
Hill Bros., Dry Goods Company
Mediation Shifts on Land Question In Mexican Talks
Reports from Vera Cruz and Washington describe mediators pressing for a land reform pact as Mexican delegates halt a formal pronouncement. Key figures Lamar and Justice Tanner signal progress while preparing a provisional government and cabinet to ensure fair elections and U S recognition.
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